>> so it's been amazing with the united nations foundation.'ve actually been working with all of you to really understand how your companies can save lives, whether they be profitable solutions social solutions, and the u.n. has been open for business to talk innovation scale innovation. but my favorite is what's going on in emerging economies that are disrupting everything. >> again, that's becoming a huge area for startups. facebook today announced that it has 100 million users in africa 50% of the population connected there, everyone trying to work on these issues. it seems like there's a lot to be done to bring tech to the developing world. but you're going to be working on something new. today you are announcing that you are the new entrepreneur in residence at del computer. >> that's right. >> that's awesome. >> yeah. [applause] >> so what does that mean? >> i'll let you know. i'm going to have a baby and then i'm going to go figure that out. no. really excited. my first conversation with michael dell was that technology truly is the onl

in the united nations foundation, i have actually been working with all of year to figure out how yourompany can save lives. my favorite is what is going on in emerging technologies. >> that has become a huge area. facebook announced they are launching in africa. it seems like there is a lot to be done. but you are going to be working on something neo. today, elizabeth is announcing that she is the new entrepreneur in residence at dell computer. >> that's right. >> that's pretty cool. what does that mean? >> you know, i am going to have a baby and then figure that out. no we are really excited. technology is the only force that is enhancing the human potential positively. the united nations and dell are not that far apart in understanding that if we don't make technology accessible for all, and i mean everyone, we are not going to succeed. the other thing is, we need $500 million by -- 500 million jobs by 2020, and they are coming from entrepreneurs. we are collectively going to be pushing for the policies needed to support entrepreneurs. >> it makes sense why dell would want to have y

in the united nations foundation, i have actually been working with all of year to figure out how yourompany can save lives. my favorite is what is going on in emerging technologies. >> that has become a huge area. facebook announced they are launching in africa. it seems like there is a lot to be done. but you are going to be working on something neo. today, elizabeth is announcing that she is the new entrepreneur in residence at dell computer. >> that's right. >> that's pretty cool. what does that mean? >> you know, i am going to have a baby and then figure that out. no we are really excited. technology is the only force that is enhancing the human potential positively. the united nations and dell are not that far apart in understanding that if we don't make technology accessible for all, and i mean everyone, we are not going to succeed. the other thing is, we need $500 million by -- 500 million jobs by 2020, and they are coming from entrepreneurs. we are collectively going to be pushing for the policies needed to support entrepreneurs. >> it makes sense why dell would want to have y

>> so, it is then amazing with united nations foundation. been working with all of you to understand how your companies can save lives. whether they would be profitable solutions social solutions and the u.n. has been open for business to talk innovation, scale immigration. my favorite is what is going on in emerging economies that are depressing everything. >> that is a huge area for start up your facebook today announced it has a hundred million users in africa and 50% of the internet connected populatiopopulatio n. one is trying to work on dance. there's a lot to be done with bringing texas to the developing world. but you are working on something new. today, elizabeth is announcing at techcrunch that she is the new entrepreneur in residence at dell computer. >> that's right. >> war. that is pretty awesome. so what does that mean? >> i will let you know. i'm going to have a baby and then figure that out. we are really excited eared my first conversation with michael dell is technology is the only force that is possibly able to enhance hum

was organized to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii and the foundation of the united nations translator: there are historical facts regarding the world's fight. but some are still reluctant to admit their past crimes of aggression. >> japan's ambassador to the united nations responded to the comment. >> since becoming a member of the united nations, japan has made efforts to contribute to the peace and prosperity of the world. >> japan's top government spokesperson has weighed in. chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga says japan will maintain its stance at the debates, drawing a line on things it cannot concede. >> translator: the u.n. is a stage for both countries to go head-to-head with national interests in mind. japan has contributed to global peace and prosperity for 70 years, since the end of world war ii with deep remorse as a peaceful nation. >> suga said the international community understands and welcomes such accomplishments. >>> japanese leaders are pledging money to help syrian refugees. they'll provide $6 million in aid, as part of their humanitarian assistance

that it would apply to all the members of the united nations, this essentially restricting the first amendment right of americans and free speech, a foundation of this republic, are we saying that u.n. resolution can affect our ability to say what it is we have a right to say? >> well, what i'm saying is that is the intention of this. that's what the united nations, or that's what the oic, organization of islamic cooperation, is working for, is to ensure that all member nations come under this and it restricts free speech. any disparagement of islam or the prophet muhammad would be considered hate speech. >> all right. let's talk about the fact, general, that, you know, as this is happening, and i just spoke with congressman perry about this, as we see the movement west from the middle east, and you say you can rest assured it's going to happen to us, we've got a president who is seeking to have congress limit his authority to go after what is clearly a global threat. >> that's exactly right. i think the congressman was very articulate on this issue. this is a global network of jihadists. this is a global network of radical islamists that ar

can sync it as part of the national memory screening throughout the united states when everyone is doing this on a volunteers' effort and concert with the alzheimer's foundation. >> oh okay. >> we can send you more in terms of their website and that's who we collaborate with. >> very good. >> any other questions for the director at this point? if not we can go on to the next item. >> thank you. >> item four is general public comment. >> we do have one general public comment. mr. michael petrellis again. >> please give me a head's up when it's two minutes 30 seconds. first of all i am really glad that barbara you put these meetings on tv in the last year. it's terrific to watch the meetings with video on demand and you can go to the part you want to watch. i mean you probably think every part of the meeting is really interesting but we have a choice now in the public of looking at what we want to see from these meetings and i think that's been really informative in the past year. i am here today to discuss two policies that are out dated, out the moated and discriminatory. i am not happy the fda hasn't lifted the ban of gay men donating ban and many organizati

ambassador to the united nations john bolton talks about national security challengings, that will be hosted by the defense forum foundation. you can see it live at 12:25 p.m. eastern. and then at 2:15, live coverage of president obama's speech at a white house summit on cyber security and consumer protection. it's part of the president's trip to the san francisco area where he's meeting with tech industry officials on cyber security policies. >> on c-span starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on president's day -- >> to provide that proven leadership is our challenge in 1992. that is why today i proudly announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> a special presentation on presidential campaign announcements from ronald reagan in 1979 to barack obama in 2007. and we will reair these announcements later in the evening at 9:00 p.m. on book tv on c-span 2, finalists for the national book critic circle award. david brion davis on his third and final volume on the history of slavery. at 1:30, elizabeth kolbert argues that we are undergoing a zings mass extinction and this is the resu

foundation you provide the community. many deserve praise for this event. thank you to the united states postal service. we stand in the shadow of the monument, a generous gift bestowed to the grateful nationhters of 1812. they are the sites first partners. the daughters remain steadfast supporters of the fallen soldiers. by deepening awareness of the war of 1812 for their commitment and hard work. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] the people of louisiana have dedicated themselves to today's celebration recognizing the importance of the battle of new orleans bicentennial, a commission was established to educate residents and to support activities that honor our debt to the past. the commission presented a proposal for a new memorial, the passage of unity. later, we will unveil the concept design. lieutenant governor, thank you to your commitment -- for your commitment to this. join me in applauding him. [applause] every day, the united states and united kingdom's flags decorate this landscape. the symbol of grief -- it symbolizes our grief and embodies our respect for the armed forces and celebrates a lasting peace. to honor these national flags, i ask you to please stand for

national foundation for infectious diseases. thank you for your time. guest: thanks for having me. host: this week in the papers you may have seen that the president of the unitedates spoke at the national prayer breakfast. he made some comments about the crusade. we will show you the story. first of all, i want to let you know that he talked about the crusades -- this is a story in the new york times. you may want to comment on that. in the last half hour the story, here are the lines. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 745-8002 for independence. if you miss that, here is a portion. [video clip] >> we see faith driving us to do the right. we also see faith and twisted and distorted. used as a wedge, or worse, and sometimes used as a weapon. from a school in pakistan to the streets of paris. we have seen violence and terrorism perpetrated by those who profess to stand up for faith, their faith. profess to stand up for islam, but in fact arbitrating it. we see isis. a brutal, vicious death: that in the name of religion carries out unspeakable acts of barbarism. terrorizing religious minorities. subjecting women to rape as a wea

challenges to the national securities committee and today i'm here with general brent snowcroft and zbigniew brzezinski, each serving as advisors to the president of the united states, laying foundations for the u.s.-china relationship, confronting the ayatollahs in iran and moscow and the middle east have clear assailants today and we're thankful for you to allow us to draw on your wisdom. four seconds ago dean atchison titled his post world war ii order quote, present at the creation. looking out at the state of that order today it is fair to ask if we are now present at the unraveling? for seven decades, republican and democratic leaders alike have committed america's indispensable leadership and strength to defending liberal world order, with free trade and settlement of disputes and rell relegates wars of aggression to their rightful place in the bloody past. america has defended this order because it is essential to our identity and purpose as it is to our prosperity. but the liberal world order is imperilled like never before. in a speech with unrealistic wishful thinking the president told the nation that the shadow of crisis has passed. that news came as quite a surprise to a

united nations john bolton will be talking about national study challenges. he's a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. the defense forum foundationng this event. it is just getting underway here live on c-span2. >> the opportunity to hear from her expert speakers on a critical national security issues. primarily to deal with national security and defense of our country. over the years our leadership, under the leadership of presidents suzanne scholte he susan is our great beloved leader come we focus on programs for freedom, democracy and human rights. she has been one of the greatest ways of measuring her greatness is that she is now on the list to be exterminated by the north koreans. life like she has done so much work for human rights there. she has had threats on her life by the way. we are very proud of our tradition of nonpartisanship because the very issues we address our of a concern to all americans. today we focus on the urgent national security issues that the new congress will be addressing. before introduced our testing was speaker of like to acknowledge and he has to leave, but i would like to acknowledge one of ou