there were only 15 tibets at '83. since we had only a few tibetan tibetans, later we brought more here and now we have about 2000 tibetans here. i served three times as a board member. i was there for seven years back and forth. at the same time we do a lot of involvement with the tibetan preservation culture and new generations of tibetan americans we make sure the tibetan culture is in our community and at the same time part time i did work as a barista. >> so when you came here, you had to go to work. >> yes. >> that was a new experience will ever yes. >> then you end up in elsarido. i think we have a slide of you as a barista. this is you as a younger monk. next is visual artist. and there you are. >> yes. >> you worked there how long? >> eight years. i had a great time. it was a lot of learning for me. we have a lot of good customers here and we had good time, bad times, stress times, happy times. >> instead of meditating and being head, i remember you talking in the sacred text lecture that you liked to open but

because if you have a bumper sticker that says free tibet on your prius, that doesn't free tibet. the slightest thing to free tibet. if you really want to free tibet, and i do, then maybe you ought to take off that free tibet bumper sticker and put on one that says united states marine corps. because if you really want a free tibet, that's how it's going to get done. [ applause ] so you pull away this unearned moral superiority that's posturing, they've got nothing left. bad news and good news, ladies and gentlemen, i know we've been through a rough five years and it's going to get worse before it gets better. i want to use pop culture to be special forces, people like yo have to hold the line and win elections. you have to stay out there and do the ground game, win elections, get out the vote. all that stuff. that's trench warfare. that's holding the line. i'm tired of losing territory to these people. i'm sick of it. i'm done. i don't want to hold the line. i want to get some ground back. i want a special forces of cultural warriors that blow up ammo 40 miles in the rear where t

>> i appreciate your question unfortunately i wish i knew more about tibet.i of no expert but me from the dynamics and the recent history of tibet have personal sympathy there are officers from the generation y. day cut their teeth to try to resist the chinese. i wish that i could say something said china is a large and very powerful country as we have a very long agenda with china. with the concerns of expansion is some of the south china sea as well as tibet and for people like yourself that the issue remains visible. el least from the margins to exert pressure and influence in a positive way to seize those opportunities to do that. bit to make policies but i wish it were otherwise. >> but with yemen and iraq can we trust the cia? [laughter] >> it is interesting. one of the quotations i have been in the book where falling along a the management dyad an executive coach and as a jewish grandmother. i know if anyone is more loyal. >> but the relationship is subversive. [laughter] and a feat she had more than half a point but that isn't the heart of what you ar

you do not get the unearned moral superiority of saying free tibet by having ooh free tibet bumper stickeryour prius. if you have a bumper sticker on your prius, it doesn't free tibet. it doesn't do the slightest thing to free tibet. if you really want to free tibet, and i do, maybe you should take off that bumper stick and say united states marine corps. if you really want to free tibet, that's how it's going to get done. [ applause ] so you pull away this unearned moral superiority, they've got nothing left. i know we've been through a rough five years. and it's going to get worse before it gets better. i want to use the pop culture to be special forces, people like you have to win elections. you have to state out there, do the ground game, all that stuff. that's trench warfare. that's holding the line. i am tired of losing territory to these people. i'm sick of it, i'm done. i don't want hold the line. i want a special forces of cultural warriors that blow up an ammo dump 40 miles in the rear where they are absolutely sure they have everything iced, and say what the hell is that, and th

i wish that i knew more about tibet. i am no to that expert.from what lionel i know about the dynamics, the recent history of tibet i have a tremendous amount of personal sympathy for the cause. there were officers, a couple generations removed, a generation removed from me as i was coming up in a young officer in the cia who cut their teeth working with the tibetans and their effort to try to resist the chinese and that didn't go particularly well at the time. i wish i could say something more encouraging. there is not much i can say that is very encouraging. china is a large and very powerful country, has a tremendous amount of influence, we and other countries in the region have a very long agenda with china. there are many things we would like to change at about chinese policy weathered is monetary policy, economic policy, concerns about expansionism in the south china sea as well as to that, the task of governments to try to balance those interests and part of the role for people like yourself is to make sure that issue remains visible, an

they have now been relocated to intech academy on tibet avenue. arrangements still be made for the other five schools in the building. as to who lit the match, which about that. and there are questions being raised about this company and whether they even had the proper permitting to work past 6:00 at night. we are live outside jacobi medical center, i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> stacey, thank you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of the west village where there has been a shooting inside the lobby of a federal building. one person is dead. the gunman, a security guard who was shot has been taken to the hospital. the developments. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news happening in the west village right now. live pictures from newscopter 7. there is a -- there has been a shooting that has happened at 21 varick street. we understand that a gunman walked into the lobby about an hour and 15 minutes ago, shot a security guard and then turned the gun on himself. the gunman, we understand, according to police, is dead.

i think the top story of the day today was the president's visit to tibet in 1998. it takes a little bit of searching here until you say oh there you go. the markets fell below the 3000 so other people talking about this is people daily some of the big outlets that did not mention too much about it. the main tv network skipped mention of the stock route. one person saying called it, are they not going to mention anything about the market roundup? and this person says don't blame the government if you're losing theymoney on the market give you chances to cash out, sink or swim it is your choice. and people daily was probably one of the ones during the april plunge that encourage investors to buy stock. so i don't know if they consummate -- stomach another type of open wave in the reporting. rishaad: up next, plunging part -- profits. a nightmare for some but not for bhp. after the break, chief executive andrew mckenzie. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfini

first to interview gorbachev, the first to do a network human rights abuse report with was going on in tibet and you interviewed the dalai lama, so many first for 911 you say some of your most memorable interviews are like those with appears family of vermont whose son was dealing with a head injury. injury. really how can that be? guest: i think those are the most important interviews that i have done and there a classic example of that i remember 2000 people people looking in on the worst possible conditions, they are all black people and they were living in cardboard boxes, there's one dr. and he was a white man from a prominent work-family in johannesburg. he had broken away from his family and he came to work with these people and he just was risking himself, disease was ever wear but he was working 23 hours a hours a day trying to keep people alive. but the pierces as many of you azeri know about them, first of all the father is one of the glass artisans in the world and they have these wonderful boys and one was a world-class snowboarder and frankly he had a good shot at a gold metal.

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officers have been arrested in the last month in china, and in addition the relentless oppression of tibetut a word. without a word from the united states and the west because they want to do business in china, and second of all, without a word from the national olympic committee. the only reason the olympics are even in beijing, a place irreconcilablei shall say again, without snow is because they really have no where else to go because more and more countries are looking at the snake oil the isc is selling and saying you know what? that's not for us. >> does that mean we should be pleased that boston is rejecting their own 2024 elections bid? >> let's be clear. the people rejected the 2024 elections bid? people in the black lives matter movement, people standing up to debt and militarization. these are heroes to me accident people like jonathan jax, kincaid, people who did the grassroots work to make that necessary. the elites of boston they went on a full corps press. they spent a thousand to one to make sure the olympics got pushed through. they got larry bird and poppy ortice to tell