u.s. universities -- with several u.s. universities. the communist party in china uses talent programs, exchange programs to steal and transfer sensitive information. since your testimony last year, have you seen a deeper awareness among american universities about this threat of espionage? > yes, sir. part> -- chairman bert and other ranking members have posted hearings and not together a range of stakeholders in academia. we have briefed two different groups of presidents, chancellors, and boards of regions of american dashboards regentst -- boards of of american universities. have seen engagement particularly with the confucius institute and other tactics that the chinese state is using, there has been a shift. i talked about how the industry is shifting. our colleges and universities have shifted as well. it is just the general risk awareness of network security. sen. cruz: final question. should the granting of student that consider the threat undergrads or graduate students or postdoc students, particularly from communist china, sh

u.s. universities. it's historians condemned as " morally corrupt or just plain dumb." alan gelsoe explained that "the lure of studying civil war battles remains strong, but it has acquired among my academic peers a reputation close to pornography." one of his colleagues even inquired if military historians employed crayons to draft scholarly works, almost certainly a job at our intellect inferior but also a reference to a propensity for drawing battle maps, an opaque and intimidating practiced outsiders. in a final example of ivory tower prejudice, military scholar john shy lamented how often he has been asked to provide a single guest lecture on "all the military stuff" in a colleague's class. an administrator pronounced a military history course "only fit for hormone driven fraternity boys." laying aside the point that a fraternity member deserves as rich and education as the next person, you might wonder why such hostility? in part, critics miss the fact that the best military historians connect in fruitful ways to the field with which other scholars are chiefly con

u.s. university here in indiana are here to study the mid east marvell and plan to join the competition. meghan scott hasn't come up with an idea yet but he's thinking -- >> gothic. it could be bigger. it could be gilded. it could be stone, it could be marble but i think something that respects what's still there. >> reporter: a balance of what's old and new is what classmate jessica most says from san di o diego, california. >> i think it's important to stay relevant to what historically was there as well as keeping it modern. >> reporter: keeping it modern, however, has its limits. already some designers have posted their ideas online. some are interesting. notre dame architecture student mary ripsinski from boston, massachusetts, puts it this way. >> they're kind of horrifying. >> reporter: paris based architects is confident sober heads will prevail that master piece like notre dame which took 100 years to be built won't be rebuilt in a rush. >> it's not a train station. it's a special place and i believe we should provide this special place all the means neglects to express himself.

u.s. universities, get -- can stay with green cards.sary for finance firms, pharmaceutical companies, they would really like this. paul: so if you're highly educated, you go to stanford, get a s.t.e.m. degree -- >> right now we're basically sending them back to china to work for companies that compete with u.s. companies. paul: what about the -- the this is different, though, than what the president has proposed in the past, is it not? he's endorsed the raise act which would cut illegal immigration in half. >> right. the raise act also included a similar merit-based system. it would also cut illegal immigration in half whereas this would maintain the current level, it would just reduce family-based migration for distant relatives. paul: mary, what do you think? >> government deciding what's valuable, what could go wrong? [laughter] paul: you've got to have some rules on immigration, don't you? >> well, no, i don't like the idea that they're, you know, going to decide who's exceptional and they're going to choose them. exceptional studen

u.s. universities have the room to recruit more low income store -- students internationally, this will become i find it is a positive conversation. what about the ways in which you are preventing adverse uses of and closing the loopholes? what other ways will we see changes to ensure that this new system can't be gained? there will always be some group that will take extraordinary measures to cheech for their children. america has a much different problem. are two worlds in this country. the top 20% or 30% that is a very different world than the vast majority lives in. this is trying to eliminate 70%. there will be an edge of cheating somewhere but my core task is to make sure the kids are seen. canome students are thinking about going optional for test scores. why are test like the sac necessary? >> two reasons. you will not see the young woman in mississippi without seeing her test scores. gradesond reason is both , if you don't use test and only rely on grades, i would never just rely on one or the other. we see grades arising at wealthy schools much faster than test scores. >> one more qu

two people have been killed and four injured in a shooting at the university of north carolina in the u.s. the two said to be a student at the university is now in custody police believe no one was involved it was involved in the shooting. israel has reduced the distance that fishermen from gaza can operate their vessels the military says it will cut to six nautical miles down to fifteen in response to rocket fire from the palestinian authority it accuses islamic jihad of carrying out the attack denies the allegation israeli government increase the fishings. on april the first its passage of a deal with hamas. those were the headlines more news of course on our website. dot com back with more news and hoffa on the inside story to stay with us. mozambique is hit by two powerful cyclons in just six weeks and has a struggling to help millions of people they say not enough money is being pledged so is the world ignoring another does also in africa all have done is lost interest in helping this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on mozambique is reeling from two of

u.s. universities. the communist party of china uses this with research ventures and talent programs and exchange programs to steal and transfer sensitive information. year,your testimony last have you seen a deeper awareness among american universities about this threat of espionage? >> yes, sir. there has been a number of meetings hosted and it brought together a range of stakeholders. we briefed to different groups of presidents and chancellors and boards of regions and others of america's universities. i have had conversations with a number of universities on some of their issues and as a result, i think you have seen like from doj and fbi engagement, and other tactics that the chinese state is using, there has been a shift i talked about how industry is shifting. our colleges and universities are shifting as well. it's the general risk awareness of network security. -- shouldal question the granting of student visas thatder the threat undergrads are graduate students or postdoctoral students, parti

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u.s. universities by exploiting our student visa program in order to gain access and steal sensitive, proprietary and classified information. many of these universities are conducting research on behalf of the departments of defense and energy. what is even more alarming is that under chinese law, citizens are required to provide data, information and technological support or assistance to the chinese government upon request. this means that china can intimidate and coerce its citizens to provide information. this information is then funneled into china's military research and development. the chinese government is also using members of its military to collaborate with researchers across the globe. the report entitled picking flowers, making honey, the chinese military ace's collaboration with foreign universities revealed that over the past 10 years china's military, also known as the p.l.a., has sponsored more than 2,500 military scientists and engineers to study abroad in countries worldwide. an analysis of peer-reviewed articles found that they collaborate with researchers in the united state

u.s. and university in tokyo. and zimbabwe the main opposition party has elected nelson chamisa as its leader as the first congress held by the movement for democratic change since the death of its founder morgan childcare i last year the party has been plagued by division census death as more from a war in central some bad way. after months of infighting over who is main opposition party nelson chamisa is the elected president of the movement for democratic change he ran unopposed after some who wanted the top job left the party or dropped out of the race and we have shown the way out we have shown zimbabwe with on africa that it is possible to be democratic it is possible to renew it is possible to have a nonviolent peaceful contest internally and that is what we have shown the world look at the number of people we have come all on their own accord. zimbabweans are watching him closely to see how he plans to put pressure on president innocent of a rising inflation and unemployment along with fuel and casualties

university unemployment among numb graduates is up to 4 times higher than those with a university degree. the u.s. china trade dispute has raised the price of products and components from rubber gaskets to clothing no with president donald trump threatening yet another round of tariffs on $300000000000.00 in imports even more companies are looking for a way to ride it out like american bike retailers it's no surprise there on average u.s. bike sellers get 90 percent of their imports from china. qian servants a small bicycle shop in milwaukee he estimates the additional tariff will cost his company around 200000 dollars next year i mean for a small company of 12 people and we're considering scaling back i can imagine companies with thousands of people i mean they're having the same conversations and it's significant other businesses have already stocked up on additional merchandise in anticipation of the increased tariffs when that stock runs low will have to see where prices are at so that may or may make a difference as far as what models we continue with or decide to change some bigger chains h

u.s. two people have been killed in a shooting at the university of north carolina at charlotte according to local medics four more are wounded two of them with life threatening injuries the campus is under lockdown and police are searching the buildings one suspect has been arrested of course we'll keep you updated as this story develops. a longtime alley and mentor of venezuela's opposition leader. has claimed asylum at the chilean embassy in caracas leopoldo lopez is the founder of. a lot of the party that leads he is seen as one of the key figures behind why doe's move to claim the presidency lopez was sentenced to thirteen years in prison back in two thousand and fifteen for inciting public unrest but on tuesday he was reportedly freed from house arrest by his guards of his comes amid mass unrest in the country after one called for a military uprising in venezuela describing it as the final phase and now top officials in the usa he has their full support. i'm monitoring the situation in venezuela very closely the united states stands with the people of venezuela and their freedom as

kennedy's address at american university in washington called for the u.s. and soviet union to work for peace and for nuclear disarmament. >> it is with great pride that i participate in this ceremony at american university. sponsored by the methodist

u.s. attorney delivers remarks at boston university law school. and a look back to 2009, for comedian ellen to generous -- generes.e watch online anytime at c-span.org and on the free radio app. the reviews are in for c-span's "the president's book." st in theo ever-changing reputations of our presidents. journal ofe new york books, it makes it fast, engrossing read. how presidential historians rank the best and worst chief executives, from george washington to barack obama. the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they have left behind. now available as a hardcover or e-book today at c-span.org/thepresidents or wherever books are sold. >> we continue showing you some of this year's commencement addresses here on c-span. "the baltimore sun" reports that at morgan state university's commencement in baltimore, elijah cummings, who represents most of the city, urged their graduates to use their degrees and talents to defend and promote democracy in its hour of peril. the newspaper reports congressman cummings,

at least two people have been killed and four injured in a shooting at the university of north carolina in the u.s. the twenty two year old suspect who is said to be a student at the university is now in custody with charges pending police say officers arrived within minutes and quickly disarmed the gunman. at the u.s. special counsel robert muller has expressed concern over how his report on russian meddling in elections has been portrayed according to a justice department official mulla sent a letter to attorney general william barr complaining about his interpretation of a report summary during a news conference by said he found no evidence to support that president donald trump committed abstraction of justice buys you to testify on the report before the senate judiciary committee on wednesday israel's new parliament has been sworn in three weeks after the general election the knesset is made up of one hundred twenty members a third of whom will be holding their seats for the first time the minister benjamin that's now is now leading negotiations with coalition partners to form the next govern

kennedy's address at american university in washington called for the u.s. and soviet union to work for peace and for nuclear disarmament. >> it is with great pride that i participate in this ceremony at american university. sponsored by the methodist opened byd first president woodrow wilson in 1914. this is a young and growing university. theit has already fulfilled enlightened hope for the study of history and public affairs in a city devoted to the making of history and to the conduct of the public's business. by sponsoring this institution of higher learning, all who wish to learn, whatever their color or their creed, the methodists of this area and the nation deserve the nation's thanks, and i commend all those who are graduating today. every man sent out from the university should be a man of time, and i'm confident the men and women who carried the honor -- carry the honor of graduating from this institution will continue to give from their lives, from their talents a high measure of public service and public support. there are fewer things more beaut

u.s. universities and what a cash cow it is.rrectink that or the universities themselves want to maintain those relationships. tuition, as high as $15,000 or higher. it waswent to stanford, $1200 per year. the whole issue of the 400,000 chinese students here, is where the globalists conflict with the patriots here the patriots are saying well, how can we allow this? in many cases, chinese technology companies have contracts with american universities, that if a professor in the physics department discovers something, he will showed it to the chinese first or the graduate students in the laboratory can openly email laboratory test results back to china. this is all globalism gone wild. the way, it is good for universities, but is it good for us to transfer technology to china in the most sensitive leading areas, and it used to be thought to be ok because america, blessed by god, having such a large continent, that we were going to be the number one power the world for sure. now that the chinese have done so well and are coming up

u.s. military across the planet from 1941 to 2003 now the joint special operations university is an entire academic institution dedicated to studying the art of war here's what their research found the report divines u.s. special ops into 3 categories disruption coersion and regime change 68 percent of the operations were disrupted only non-disruptive cases took up 32 percent they were divided between coersion and regime change here the highlighted cases of the 3 categories. $47.00 instances where study disruptive actions failed just less than half the time and attempts to strong arm foreign governments were more successful working in 3 fourths of instances when it comes to overthrowing governments u.s. special ops or batting at $23.00 out of $47.00 attempted overthrows now the only overthrow conducted during war time was successful that's the war in afghanistan in 2001 but is success really the right way to describe the conditions facing those countries the united states by entering the war against the taliban. post $911.00 resulted in the us seeing a reversal of all of the strategic gain

instead of admitting people through random chance, we will establish simple universal criteria for admission to the u.s. no matter where in the world you are born, no matter who your relatives are, if you want to become an american citizen, it would be clear exactly what standard we ask you to achieve. it will be made crystal clear. [applause] this will increase the diversity of immigration flows into our country. we will replace the existing green card categories with a new visa, tilt america visa. it's what we all want to hear. [applause] like canada and so many other modern countries, we create easy to navigate points based selection system. you will get more points for being a younger worker meaning you will contribute more to our social safety net. you will get more points for having a valuable skill an offer of employment and advanced education for a plan to create jobs. we lose people that want to start companies and in many cases, they are forced to leave our country, go back usually to the country where they came from and they'll start up companies and some of the companies are among the bigge

u.s. two people have been killed in a shooting at the university of north carolina at charlotte this according to local medics police say they have arrested one suspect but will not release further information on him at this stage four more people are wounded two of them with life threatening injuries the campus is under lockdown and police are searching the buildings. switching gears now a longtime ally and a mentor of venezuela's opposition leader who has claimed asylum at the spanish embassy in caracas we are told though lopez earlier sought refuge at the embassy of chile lopez is the founder of volunteer pup a lot of the party that leads he is seen as one of the key figures behind why doe's move to claim the presidency lopez was sentenced to thirteen years in prison back in two thousand and fifteen for inciting public unrest but on tuesday he was reportedly freed from house arrest by his guards and was comes amid mass unrest in the country after one called for a military uprising in venezuela describing it as the final phase and now top officials in the u.s. say he has their full support.

least two people have been killed and four injured in the shooting the northwest the university of north carolina in the u.s now the suspect two said to be a student at the university is now in custody police believe no one else is involved in the shooting that's news for them to talk back with the al-jazeera news on the other side of the break so stay with us and i'll see in a few moments. hello again this hour do want to start here across united states where it is severe weather season and that's exactly what we're going to be seeing over the next few days particular here across the central plains and then making its way up here towards the midwest now all these clouds that you see right here are our next storm and not just severe weather we do expect to see hail damaging winds as well as the possibility of tornadoes but also the possibility of flooding across much of this area to the north though it is going to be snow still the temperatures are going to be cool enough in the overnight hours that we are going to get below freezing the snow is going to be pushing across much of the canadian provinces and

kennedy's address at american university in washington called for the u.s. and soviet union to work for peace and for nuclear disarmament. by sponsoring this institution of higher learning, all who wish to learn, whatever their color or creed, the methodists of this area and the nation preserve -- deserve the nation's thanks and i commend all those who are graduating today. everyman sent out from the university should be a man of his time and i'm confident that themen and women who carry honor of graduating from this institution will continue to give from their lives, from their talents a high measure of public service and public support. there are fewer sleep things more beautiful than a university wrote john mays field. he did not refer to towers are the campuses. he admired the splendid beauty of the university because it was a place for those who hate ignorance. they strive to know. perceive may strive to make others see. i have chosen this time and whereto discuss a topic ignorance too often abounds. that is the most important topic on earth, peace. wha

kennedy's address at american university in washington called for the u.s. and soviet union to work for peace and toward nuclear disarmament.

two people have been killed and four injured in a shooting at the university of north carolina in the u.s. the suspect who said to be a student at the university is now in custody police believe no one was involved else was involved in the shooting. israel has reduced the distance that fisherman from gaza can operate their vessels the military says it will cut to six nautical miles down to fifteen in response to rocket fire from the palestinian authority it accuses islamic jihad of carrying out the attack though the armed group denies the allegation israeli government increased the fishings. on april first its passage of a deal with hamas those were the headlines more news of course on our web site at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour next it's inside story do stay with us. mozambique is hit by two powerful cyclons in just six weeks and has a struggling to help millions of people they say not enough money is being pledged is the world ignoring another does also in africa poll have done is lost interest in helping this is inside story. hello and welcome to the prog

u.s. a vigil is planned at the university of north carolina charlotte a day after two people were killed bygunman four were injured a shooting occurred on the last day of classes twenty two year old former student as a suspect and in custody. of the u.s. attorney general william barr will appear before the senate judiciary committee later today where whole face questions over his handling of it special counsel robert muller's russia report new revelations of a merge that was complained to bar about the attorney general's characterization of the investigations findings are reportedly said bar summary did not capture the context nature or substance of his conclusions. facebook says it will restructure its platform to be more private at the social media's annual conference as c.e.o. mark zuckerberg announced a new end to end encryption force messaging services and the ability to hide likes and other user reactions to gone to yours. well the new imperial era has started in japan after the abdication of emperor akihito is eldest son nora hugo has ascended the chrysanthemum throne and his first p

u.s. universities and college campuses and to develop recommendations for protecting the u.s. technology advantage, end quote. i think we both agree that there is a serious threat on our college campuses today posed by our adversaries who steal our secrets, steal sensitive research on college campuses. have we seen any progress over the past year since we exchanged letters on this subject? >> well, i know that there have been a number of meetings between agencies that do touch on students in our country, and we know that there is more concerted or more -- i guess there's more attention to specifics around that on the part of a couple of other agencies that have more direct, you know -- relationship -- >> i understand at the time we exchanged letters back in june and july of last year that you received a -- you or your department received a briefing from the intelligence committee on these threats, is that correct? >> that is correct. yes. >> can you tell us quickly -- can you estimate how many of your -- the certify leaders in your department have a security clearance to recei

. >> dana: there was a poll from quinnipiac university u.s.uld you think has the best policy ideas? democrat-leaning voters said joe biden at 23%, elizabeth warren at 19%, and "don't know" are 90%. is it hard to take given that he's been in the race for four days? >> he's got name recognition and people affiliate him with president obama. many democrats, including myself, have a tremendous amount of respect for president obama. ultimately, joe biden will have to offer his own vision. i think that is when the polling will become more relevant. >> dana: last question, if i could go back to barr for a moment. you are on the oversight committee. what is the next step for you all? >> i believe that the key thing is to get mueller to testify. much more important, frankly, than even barr is to hear from bob mueller. he's the one person in the country who everyone respects, and that's what i'm going to be working toward. we will continue to support jerry nadler in getting bill barr to comply, as well. >> dana: congressman, it was great to have you. >>

u.s.? what is the universe of them? >> a lot. over 80% of all drones flown here in the u.s.hina. one of those is dji, the biggest drone maker, the most popular drone used here in the u.s. they're reacting to this alert saying they're in complains with all of dhs rules. they wrote -- >> the dji is not the only drone maker in china. one drone maker says the timing of this is all geo political. has to do with the tension and tech crack down between the u.s. and china. ed? >> ed: thanks, hillary. a comedian that played on tv is now ukraine's president. vladimir zalinski was sworn in today. he urged government officials to resign if they're not serious about change. he campaigned on a promise to end government corruption and won in a landslide. in a speech after his inaugural, he told his country that "government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem." quoting another actor turned president, ronald reagan. he's promised to end ukraine's five-year long war with russia. the third largest city has their first openly gay black woman as mayor. lori lightfoot sw

u.s. at the university of north carolina charlotte, two people are dead, four others wounded after an on-campusorts say that the shooter was a student and opened fire inside a classroom during a presentation. he has now been taken into custody. police do not believe anyone else was involved. and we don't yet have a motive. today was the last day of classes for uncc, and its 30,000 students. breaking news updates as we get them. >> sean: trace gallagher in our west coast newsroom. joining us with reaction to all of the breaking news, house minority leader, kevin mccarthy of california, congressman, good to see you. let me go back to "the new york times" and "the washington post." "the new york times," for example, contradicting their own headline,k and very clearly stating the special counsel emphasized nothing in the attorneyo general's march 24th letter was inaccurate or misleading. the witch hunt continues, then we see adam schiff, well, now they are just going to move over and start checking, empowering the irs and asking banks and fishing in this hole and that hole. financial immigration on

or we heard from dr park wang a senior politics lecturer at a top british university believes the u.s. and north korea have hit a dead end in their bilateral negotiations. this is a new indication of a shift of the north korean government and after one and a half year of silence both parties has realized that each other's bottom nice and despite i'm nine says the no way could be reach a consensus in other words they find it their difference a soul even saw them to bow and then to all my one hand north korea we crass the united states to stop center naming and west on the other hand you notice they continue and persist to ask north korea to talk or dismantle the nuclear and missile program both sides have to take responsibility but i think now the situation has taught us one thing more crystal glee korea than before is sending a clear message to the world that now the situation has changed. right some big meetings have been confirmed in the past number of hours it's now official the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei will meet the russian president on foreign minister during his upcom

university is not the only institution looking into its imperial past other prestigious universities across the u.s. and u.k. have been doing so for years facing up to their history and the potential gains they made back then cambridge is main rival oxford faced a long dispute over a controversial statue of a nineteenth century colonialist but claimed it would face severe financial collapse if it had removed the monument elsewhere the university of east london try to set up a one hundred million pound fun for reparations over slavery say the money should be put aside to support ethnic minority students in america harvard's remove the word master from its academic titles and georgetown students voted in favor of reparations for the descendants of nearly three hundred slaves sold by the university almost two centuries ago we had some opposing views on how actions in the distant past should be tackled today. these decisions are very much long overdue and one would have thought that a country such as britain coming to terms with his colonial past would have made this these sorts of efforts much earlier

u.s. history at stanford university. he focuses on african-american history. he is also interested in problems of historical memory or the ways that society tells stories about the past. butonly in textbooks, museums, memorials, movies, and political movement. the african methodist episcopal , and african-american journeys. book on theting a mississippi summer project. he is one of our most distinguished historians at stanford. please welcome james campbell. [applause] prof. campbell: thank you very much for those are marks. one of them feels quite fraudulent. on the same program as richard that thet to mention that worked on the extraordinary chinese railroad workers project. -- i say i am the person can assure you i am the person that knows least about the transcontinental railroad on your program. when they asked me to be on the program. and i said without a moments , it would be revisited. i spent a lot of the last couple of weeks thinking, what was i thinking when i gave that suggestion? i came to believe it might be that kind of title. a 24/7 story by na

kennedy's address at american university in washington called for the u.s. and soviet union to work for peace and toward nuclear disarmament. dominationeve world by means of aggressive war." as it was written long ago, the wicked flee and no man pursue it. yet it is said to read these soviet statements to realize the extent between us. it is also a warning. a warning to the american people not to fall into the same trap as the soviets. not to see only a distorted and desperate view on the other side. not to see conflict as inevitable. accommodation is impossible and communication has nothing more than an exchange of threats. no government or social system is so evil that its people must be considered as lacking in virtue. americans find communism repugnant as a negation of personal freedom and dignity. we can still hail the russian people. there are many achievements in science and space, economic and industrial growth. culture, acts of courage. the fare many people too -- traits that far too many a paules have in common, the major world powers, we have neve

u.s. went to the university of chicago, northwestern, national, william moore, every school in the city of chicago now has a program at the committee colle college, they get 40% off tuition with a b average. [applause] we have, today, about 1000 kids graduating to college. here's the big thing. when i came into the city as mayor, our unemployment rate was 11%. i walk off 3.9% unemployment rate. highest employment in the history of the city. but more important, take harvey, i made it the school of transportation, we built a new campus. north point logistics is building a facility for 40000 logistics jobs. literally 100 feet away from our community college. midwest dissipation, lift indiana 200 dobbs and now they are expanding another 100. i give you hundreds of examples of companies that have expanded, relocated consecutive years, chicago is the number one city for corporate relocations in the u.s. the time in which they all went to notre dame, michigan, you are my to find talent, 9000 kids of which about 35% are immigrants, all in their own backyard. brought them in, give them a sea of the

u.s. to increase the pressure on iran at a posse is professor of middle east politics at georgetown university and former president of the national iranian american council he says the u.s. national security advisor is trying to start a war with iran. trump administration have been ratcheting things up from the very moment they got into office i mean ever since trump got into the white house we have seen provocation after provocation in an effort to not only destroy the iran nuclear deal but clearly they're trying to get the iranians to leave the nuclear deal as well because right now the iranians are continuing to abide by the agreement which is part of the reason why the international community remains very sympathetic to iran and not towards a trumpet ministration it seems like they want the iranians to leave the agreements that they can pave the way for a broader result on iran so it's interesting when you read this statement by john bolton which incidentally came in just a couple of minutes before everyone here in america started to watch game of thrones he as he calls provoke provocation

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