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to decide who signs the us backed light united states secretary of state getting sedation that the defence chiefs signed instead of reports. please he sees it does not love gun to subdue home because i need to decide who signs a security pact with the united states you miss a kitschy of steve jones video using the bind up the security agreement on bse could be signed by karzai's defense minister. this may not come home and he effectively circumvent the guy's night. it's something that there is within the authority of the president of afghanistan and the afghan government win. take action based on discrimination to the present and to make this trip that so in other words it's up to the president of pants. to determine whether the developer security agreement will be signed at a presidential level four. it's a different level between the two governments. to be a city she deposed or causing fourteen us made it to the peasants in a nice time us efficiency of the doubt maybe even by using the dutiful is to consider a door to the dull enough troops leaving of gun forces to fight the taliban insurgency on their tone. i miss a meal of god. it is really

what kind of leverage does the united states have in the outcome in the ukraine? >> well, it has the leverages that it's used in other circumstances, sanctions on individuals for abuses of the law, international law. certainly the case of ti tymonsn ko put out of the way because of a rival, that's understood, this is what the e.u. and the united states put forth very plainly to yanukovych, that this is unacceptable behavior for a 21st century, decent nation. >> katherine stoner, beyond making public declarations, deploring what is going on, does the united states have access, the kind of push that putin, who is increasingly estranged from the united states, is actually going to listen to? people who are inside kiev oriented to moscow are going to listen to? >> so, unfortunately, i don't think we do have very much leverage with mr. putin. i think he's quite heady over his success with the syrian chemical weapon deal. there is talk with iran, we're going to pause the sanctions on iran as we try to get them to move away from militarizing their nuclear capacity. he ha

question is if the obligation remains with us and we don't have the wherewithal to finish some 5,000 units, does that obligation at any point transfer to the successor housing agency to complete. >> we haven't gotten to that point. we just submitted our request to the state to establish the obligation with the state. that's before them now so that's step one is to have the state finally determine that there is a replacement housing obligation and then i think we go from there. >> got it. >> as a part of that determination, determining there is a statutory obligation, we need a /soeurs of funds so that's the funding stream so in those redevelopment plan areas where the program is complete, golden gateway, south beach, now there's ability after death service to be able to use the additional head room in that tax increment for this tax purpose so we've built approximately close to 1,000 today, but about 6,000 still exist, so it's the obligation and funding stream. if the city were to accept the obligation, it would

the key factor is central in this policy is china's rise and how the united states will manage china's rise going forward. >> how does china's rise look, camille, when you're standing in manila. is the country looking to tighten itself to the united states because a politically , powerful china makes it feel insecure? >> you can see that the philippines may be insecure, but we are just admitting that our military capabilities are limited, and it's challenged, and so having the united states there as a key ally, one of our oldest allies, really, gives us more confidence. facing china, however, we see--we look at it as david versus goliath. we have elevated the government has elevated the case through the al jazeera america arbitration course through the hague, there is a case there right now on the south china sea dispute. having the united states support this measurement is something that the people really appreciate, the public and the government, that they have a backer some how. >> ddon't you have to live with china as a neighbor. and a new relationship now that it's a more powerful and wealthy country is there ri

and perhaps cone more to protect their religious minority than the united does. that's not an uncomfortable truth. can you tell us a little bit about whether there's something you anemic about obviously 9/11 which was a unique incident in our history. is there something particular as people comfort with islam. is it different from, you know, for the people for americans who are uncomfortable with it? i think it's an important moment in this discussion because the fact that it is not just because of 9/11. we have hope phobia and -- it's not because the iranian revolution and the taking of american -- from the embassy. and islam. and they also brought antijewish sent element as well. that's a reason we have had so many centuries of antijewish sentiment in this country nap history has been embraced much better. the scholars have paid more attention to the history. and the ways in which that change has become antisemitism. constantly think about as a new thing. we talk about not about talk about christians understanding, you know, the view about anti-semitism come fr

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united states? this is an administratation whi, for its own reasons, has decided on a policy of retreat. it does have conquences. >> wait a minute. let's not just get totally rhetorical about this. the reality is thehe united stas does not have an appetite for another war after iraq and afghanistan. that is the rereality. afghanistan. that is the rereality. >if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community,un that helps our members connect ecd share ideas to make smart business decisions. be your partners best papartne. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >> i try to get them more sensitive. we look around the congress, there are a lot more females in the democratic caucus than there are in the republican caucus. some of our membs are not his as sensitives they shoululd be >> ok, the national republican committe

the united states does not recognize their defense zone. but we have told our own passenger jets to notify the chinese as you fly through it. this is a victory for china by the it's the first stoop a major confrontation. the entire east china sarks including the japanese islands, they claim that taiwan straight and tell the mornings to stay out and they claim the yellow see. and they are pushing against the united states in the western pacific. and the long-term strategy is to drive the united states beyond the first chain of islands. there's no military confrontation immediately. but they are trying to push the americans back and you have a real problem coming down the road. >> he's known him for a number of years. and the 30 years that the price is president spent in the city chairing the foreign relations committee, much of that time served him well in meeting with the leaders of japan and china and china did back down and that is highly unusual that culture for them to have reacted that way. it is going to be a simmering tension. the ch

and colin powell went out and said the united states does not recognize the president as an co-simple as president of the ukraine. he had to come and strike a deal. >> well -- >> he understands the power. >> but i think this is a rather different situation because we don't have--he was actually quite legitimately elected i in 2010, and sampled those elections as free and fair. >> i think professor power s said no one has called that election into question. but whether it was a sign of strength or weakness that he didn't drop the har hammer overt on those protesters and route them, as we have seen again and again, but went softly. >> i'm not sure that he went softly. i think the militia who were after all the parents of some of the kids on the street , were inching their way like sent centipedes going step by step. >> reporter: you could tell they had been given orders or had no stomach for a violent eviction of those protesters from the square. >> yes, i think it's the latter. they didn't have the stomach to kill their children. i think that's an aspect of decency and hope that yanuko

minority and they rose up peacefully and they were put down by our friends and so what the united states does in cases like that is usually tries quietly to work with these countries rather than gets in their face which we tend to do with adversaries yeah because the second question of course arises if the u.s. can find common ground with absolute monarchs like the saudis or to buy her a nice why couldn't you do the same with strong men like us eyes i mean what is the compay in against assad actually all about in your opinion right now with. i mean you might recall some of the i believe it was secretary of state clinton and some others. when before the civil war began we're talking about him as quote a reformer and they were trying to get along with him but now that this civil war has broken out and it is an appalling civil war the atrocities of deaths and killing on both sides assad has been completely demonized and the united states so that you cannot associate him but there's no doubt that some of those rebel groups the al nusra front and others are engaged in terrorist atrocities of their

to decide who signs the us backed light united states secretary of state betty sedation that the defence chiefs signed instead of reports. please he sees it does not love gun to subdue home because i need to decide who signs a security pact with the united states you miss a kitschy of steve jones video using the bind up the security agreement on bse could be signed by karzai's defense minister. this may not come home and he effectively circumvent the guy's night. it's something that there is within the authority of the president of afghanistan and the afghan government whim. take action based on discrimination because of the festival make this project. so in other words it's up to. the president of france. to determine whether to secure the agreement will be signed at a presidential level four. the difference between the two governments the bsa they shaved the post to a thousand fourteen us made to the peasants in a nice time. us efficiency of the doubt maybe even by using the day before was to consider a door to the joys of tulips evening of gun forces to fight that the divine insurgency on their own. i miss in the us of god and it's really a

the united states does the same thing with other people around the world still.ut anyway, i don't know of anything that would be derogatory that you could say about nelson mandela, although he did some very controversial things. as you may know, i tried every way i could when i was president to get an end to apartheid. when president reagan came into office, he really undid the things that we did and tried to preserve the apartheid government. so the united states government policies have changed back and forth and other nations have looked upon nelson mandela and his organization in different capacities but i think what he's done has been right in wanting freedom and after he was finally released from 27 years of imprisonment, his attitude was one of forgiveness and reconciliation and building a better nation for his people. >> that's the thing about him that i find the most fascinating, is his ability to forgive, having his jailers at his inauguration, insisting that the staff at the capitol did not change even though many of them had been part of an apartheid

that is the first step towards a larger review of how the united does use intelligence and will formthe basis to reengage with the brazilians and make our own suggestions on the best way forward in that relationship. the brazilians have waited with a certain expectation to what we are going to be able to offer them and how we are going to be able to move forward in the aftermath of the disclosures. we do not have a clear pathway yet, but we will. we will look at the recommendations that have been issued by the review group at this point. i don't have a whole lot more to say in that regard because this is a workin in progress. states and brazil have worked in international forums. resolutions related to disclosures have been presented. the united states and brazil, along with other partners interested in things like internet governance, riotous he is a human rights, and the role of espionage, we have been able to fashion texts that the united states has joined consensus on. this is an important step. it realizes that both of our governments have the capability of understanding the con

key players are faring fairly poorly right now in the american public's eye. >> if the united states congress does be fulfill its promise to pass a budget today, much of the united states budget will be forced to shut down tomorrow. >> we're expecting south african broadcasting television to be making a statement on the health of nelson mandela. >> fellow south africans, our beloved nelson mandela has departed. >> remember you can follow us in what's going on. you can tweet me, and tweet the show at cnn sitroom. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, news on "duck dynasty." plus a man charged for a knockout assault. his attorney come "outfront." the massive hack of 40 million customers. data pin number also stolen. how can you protect yourself? let's go "outfront." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. i'm don lemon in for erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news. a & e caves. they just announced they are lifting the suspension of the "duck dynasty" patriarch phil robertson. the company suspended the reality star just nine days ago after coner

can they embody the national manhood if they're a woman and by the way the president of the united states does embody the nation in a certain way and if the nation sees itself the united states as a masculine entity which it has been for since its inception dominated by white men then women have a really up hill road to climb so when a woman is trying to present herself or to be taken seriously you can expect that she's going to be cut down or some people are going to try to cut her down because she doesn't measure up to that standard which has been defined as very masculine standards and in the book you also argue that certain policies are pursued by politicians because they appeal to white men can you elaborate on what these specific policies are and what tactics each party uses to appeal to the group. well i mean this whole idea this whole language of tough on crime. on terrorism strong on foreign policy and national defense all this all gender and language that suggests that what we need is a is a strong man whose or person but certainly man is the assumption is the default assumption will

>> i was curious, on page 5 of the is staff memo on the marketing of the units, it does say as required by the ocii loans. i guess the question is on the marketing side of it, is the priority order that's listed here the residents obviously of the alice griffith housing development, that makes sense to me, the hunters point makes sense to me, but why does western edition come in the next line up as preference holders? >> thank you. it's actually because they are certificate of preference holders. they always take perez precedence and preference in any of our development in this development it's extra special in that alice griffith is even above the certificate of preference. >> as between the hunters point holders and the western edition is that because it happens to be in hunters point? >> correct. >> okay. >> to that, the priority, two through six is actually codified. that's the required ordered in the redevelopment plan that add ten years of community process so this was per the bay view communities desire that this should be the order. then because of the infusion of choice neighbo

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and therefore i think that the united states does not expect that china will rescind this zone. but i think the u.s. hopes that we can influence how the chinese actually implement these procedures. the circumstances under which they intercept aircraft flying through the zone. i think he will certainly encourage more diplomacy and then specific discussions about confidence-building measures between air forces in particular but also between other parts of the military and law enforcement systems. but i think overall, what the vice president is going to do is encourage a lessening of tensions between china and japan and underscore how important the relationship is to both countries and to the preservation of stability, prosperity in northeast asia. >> and that was bonnie glaser, senior adviser for asia at the center for strategic and international studies, a u.s. think tank based in washington. >>> monday marks one week since anti-government protesters in thailand began sit-ins at official buildings in bangkok. the demonstrators are calling for prime minister yingluck shinawatra to

the lawsuit points out the united states does not only give rights to human beings, corporations arely people, too. the owner of one chimp named in the suit says his pet is doing fine, in a big cage, with tons of toys. he says he refused -- he rescued that chimp after decades in horrible conditions. as for the lawsuit, the owner says people ought to use common sense and, in effect, give chimps human rights. >> you already know that men and women's brains are wired differently. but scientists now have pictures to prove it. take a look at this. researchers at the university of pennsylvania took images of nearly a thousand young adult brains. on the top of the screen is a man's brain. the nerve connections go from the front of the brain to the back of the brain. whereas in the female brain, on the bottom of the screen, they run from side to side, noticeably different. researcher says that's explain behavioral differences, men's nerve connections give them a stronger link to the brain that controls action, and women connected to intuition. they prove what people already seem to know. it'

information about the united states spy programs. >>> and no matter who wins the mega millions jackpot, government will make a profit. where does that money go? that's next. night with the combatants in their training base. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. the united states is getting some of its personnel out of south sudan. the united states ordered all non-essential officials to leave the region. and hundreds of people have been killed in battles and hundreds more wounded. the fighting comes after the attempted coup earlier the week. >>> nato said six service members died in afghanistan. there is no word what caused the helicopter to crash but the taliban is claiming it shot down the helicopter. >>> major issue that came up during a meeting is the electr electronic surveillance programs. some of those who attended the r forbes magazine. it's greet to see you and thank you for taking the time. put us in the room. what would those tech execs been saying to the president? >> the tech companies have been very public about the fact that for one they are not happy about revelations that the nsa has been tapping into unencryp

announced that applied to aircraft that are flying through the set and therefore i think that the united states does not expect that china will rescind this zone. but i think the us hopes that we can influence how the chinese actually implement these procedures. the circumstances under which they intercept aircraft flying through the zone. i think you will certainly encourage more diplomacy on any specific discussions about confidence building measures up between air forces in particular but also between other parts of the military and law enforcement systems. i think overall. what the vice president is going to do is encourage. a lessening of tensions between china and japan and underscore how important the sino japanese relationship is out to both countries and to the preservation of stability prosperity in northeast asia chinese officials have been slammed in japan's refusal to recognize regulations in their new and different sound april is the status of u s leaders to allow commercial airlines to follow chinese tools. us state department officials last week approved an air carriers with the feel

as the united kingdom and united states does very little seems to be done that it's. not a guy who chairs the bahraini rehabilitation and violent antiviolence i should say organization thanks so much for sharing your personal experiences with us from bahrain. a rush of my consider our decade long ban on genetically modified foods on our website you can find out how scientists are urging the government to give them ten years to study the effects on humans of the controversial products. and if you're drawn out yemen's parliament votes to ban on mad strikes amid seething outrage over deadly u.s. attacks more on that archie dot com. egypt has set a date for a referendum on its new constitution the mid january vote is seen as the biggest test so far for the military is seen evidence of clarity for the campaign has already had its fair share of scandal this is a banner promoting the constitution as representing all egyptians but the poster itself seems to have fallen short of that ideal it's stock images of people most likely westerners who pop up on internet searches and t

the ongoing threat that the united states, if they do not conclude a security agreement with the government - and this, again, is the outgoing government because karzai does not have another term, that the united states is threatening the afghan government with just pulling out completely because there's no understanding as to the status of forces in afghanistan at the end of 2014. the question here is for policy makers in the united states, how does this intelligence estimate, which talks about the taliban resurging in not necessarily in kaboom, but in the provinces, how much that would inform the way the american administration should conduct itself in these negotiations with the afghans. >> there are reports in the south sudanese military, that they are dropping bombs on the white army, after the region is trying to negotiate a ceasefire. more than 1,000 people have died in the violence. we have the latest from juba. >> reports from the town of bor indicate that some of the white army militia, thousands who march to the town of bor with a view of taking them from government defense forces have disbanded. michael mccoy says the militia responded after t

announced that apply to aircraft that are flying through the set and therefore i think that the united states does not expect that china will rescind this zone. i'm wiped i think the us hopes that we can influence how the chinese actually implement these procedures. the circumstances under which they intercept aircraft flying through the zone. i think you will certainly encourage more diplomacy on any specific discussions about confidence building measures up between your forces in particular but also between other parts of the military and law enforcement systems. i think overall. wh the vice president is going to do is encourage a lessening of tensions between china and japan and underscore how important the sino japanese relations that is out to both countries and to the preservation of stability prosperity in northeast asia there was bonnie glaser senior advisor for asia at the center for strategic and international studies a us think tank based in washington. i i i. haiku are short on paper but often long in meaning. more people around the world of writing be streamlined palms and some are ma

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of course, we will produce the english agreement the arabic agreement of the other language united nations does a great deal we go to the security council resolution that israel must withdraw from the territories in the united nations went into detail about which versions would be the tie breakers to open the debate with regard to what the definition article that and so forth. first of all, we have many skilled diplomats but it doesn't matter how good you are if regional security officers prevent you from the free the embassy compound. we have a fortress today but we only have enough security to have 12 excursions outside the embassy walls of every day and with over 1,000 people and only 12 people are allowed to leave per day it to resume several of those are the ambassador making multiple trips then it does not do you much good to have you that as the foreign-language as the state department of state calculates so that is a problem but that said without a doubt the united states has a problem with language clemency in this is part of that program the you know, the joke would you call speaks th

i reiterated that the united states does not recognize china as new air defense though which had stirred up controversy as it overlaps with those of any established by korea and japan. we do not drinking. it will have no effect. an american operation just ask my time. zero the president stressed the need for close cooperation between washington and its ally for regional security. calling on soul in tokyo to mend their frail tights. the two neighbors had to be at odds over their differing perceptions of historical issues with kirby and repeatedly calling on japan to apologize for its wartime atrocities. reaching thirty five year old citation for me the entire region with more stable more secure it. if the leading democracy. japan south korea the united states rabid will improve their relationship cooperation point. especially the chilling threats from north korea s new clear ambitions by a clear that having an old had a pepsi to be word for that behavior will not be tolerated. we are prepared to go back to six party talks with north review demonstrates its full commitment to complete the

unit. >> okay. so, to make your legislation, connect the dots for me. how does this save rentals? or affordable -- what are we trying to do here? >> according to this incentive for units to be demolished or merged and converted. one of the ways is if there has been a no-fault eviction or there is a disincentive, you can't evict a tenant because you're not going to be able to actually make a conversion of the building or merge units in the building or demolish the building in the future. so, it could actually work to preserving the tenants and the rental stock in those building. we're also making sure that where a property owner does want to make improvements to nonconforming units, that a building where there are conforming units, that they be able to make those conversions and to actually stabilize that overall property and making sure that we're preserving rental property in those units that are nonconforming to be able to become a higher standard, but also make sure there remains -- maintain their affordability and their housing stock as part of the rental housing stock. >> okay

. >> if the united states does not support the moderates in syria, yes, the islamists will gain its upperd. and it will be a battle between a dictator who has killed 126,000 of his people, who has gassed his people. it will be a battle between him and the extremists. at any rate, the united states, if it does not support the democratic forces in syria, the moderate forces, that means it is going to have to intervene later on, at a time not of its choosing. >> ifill: do you assume that in pulling back this nonlethal aid there is still humanitarian aid going on. apparently there is a small covert arms sales or arms transit that is still going on. do you interpret that as the first step to the united states getting out of the way and leting aadd is a-- assad stay in office. >> that would be dangerou dangerous-- dangerous for the united states that is calling for assad ouster, that has drawn red lines because of the chemical weapons he has used to suddenly reverse its position. it would tarnish the credibility and the reputation of the united states. the united states has national security in

the south the us is trying to develop mechanisms for exploiting the oil the problem is the united states does not have a lot of resources to invest in the oil industry inside the country present south or care of the republic of south sudan went to have china several of months ago to try to get them to assess and the building of a pipeline where they could circumvent the flow of oil from the south into the north however the chinese refused to finance such a project although they did pledge to provide some aid so it's a very difficult situation as far as the united states is concerned because of the country deteriorates into a civil war between fall was. the ousted vice president and president salva kiir this of course will damage our u.s. interests in the region and it could also spread to other countries throughout central as well as instead africa we're talking about america to talk about america all presents a just when you're on the line how big is american oil present old companies presence that well in the past during the period of civil the. war in the early one nine hundred eighty s. c

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does it not alienate the united states? does not alienate them even if they do not agree with it. and is it something that brings us this in an international community and help our branding efforts and doesn't help us in those terms and conspicuously absent are the consequences, the unintended consequences. and so i think that the assumption is that we have enough resources to deal with what ever unintended consequences may arise and when you have a robust alumni and 10 years of all of these individuals who are graduates of northwestern university and carnegie mellon university and georgetown university, all of these would have had a robust group of alumni's and they asked about transparency and the lack of accountability and when they started politicking, how do you deal with the? i think that the assumption is that we have enough resources to deal with at that time. >> professor tucker? >> good evening. >> one has noticed that there seems to be an uptick in the level of public discourse international on labor issues and in particular in connection with this and the programs rela

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the united does not want to be seen in a middle of a sectarian conflict. it gets the whole issue of the sunni shiite. because this is, again, obviously something very much focused in the context of middle east peace process. we have to be careful about how we deal with it. but countries like armenia have taken a refugee population inspite the fact that there air main began population of syria are essentially indigenous to the region. and it's going to be a debate we're going see across how do you deal with the massive refugee of people seeking the right to return or right to be able to go to where they have an hold historic. it's going have something that has an impact over every country. turkey is right there grappling with it at the moment. this is transforming all of the population something we have to fight in the next few years. >> guest: as predicted. i want to thank our panelist for a fascinating conversation. and the conference is breaking now until 3:00. we'll resume with a panel on syria. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

mcdonald's is a big corporation and they report big profits, that trickles down to an individual unit. it doesery unit is treated like an individual small business, and they simply just cannot drive those wages up to $15. let me just add one other thing, neil. they can keep pushing for $15 if they want to and if eventually they get it for whatever reason -- i don't think that's how i ought to about -- pretty soon you'll be going into a fast-food restaurant, and instead of a human being asking you, do you want fries, you're going to have a robot going, do you want fries with that? because businesses are going to figure out a way to stay in business and they're going to move more and more toward automation if they have to. >> they're now work only unionizing those machines. we interrupt this fast-food fight for an even faster moving storm. we track it down. you might want to bundle up. and ah, so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool.