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We will use Oyo IGR to offset all recurrent expenditure before 2023—Makinde
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Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, on Tuesday, declared that his administration would ensure that the State's Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) is able to offset its recurrent expenditure before the end of his current tenure.
Governor Makinde, who made the declaration while giving a keynote address at the one-day Tax Stakeholders 'Poverty to Prosperity' Summit held at the Theophilus Ogunlesi Hall, University College Hospital, Ibadan, stated that his commitment to take the State from poverty to prosperity remained on course.
A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Makinde, Mr. Taiwo Adisa, equally quoted the Governor as telling the dignitaries at the event that the sacked local government chairmen who have been struggling to return to the councils were targeting the funds of the councils.
Makinde urged the people of the state to think of new and innovative ideas to expand the State's IGR.
According to him, the desperation by the sacked 68 Local Government and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) chairmen to return to the offices was informed by the greet to take over the accumulated resources of the councils.
He, however, stated that the era of spending government's money reckless had gone and the sacked illegal chairmen had gone with it, adding that though many of the sacked chairmen have shown that they were stone-hearted, one could only hope that those who fail to toe the path of peace will be judged accordingly.
Governor Makinde who also spoke at the foundation laying ceremony of the Mini-Mapo Hall at the Headquarters of Ibadan South-West Local Government said that his government would ensure prudent management of public funds.
While laying the foundation stone of the Traditional Council's building (Mini-Mapo), which was attended by the Olubadan of Ibadan, ObaSaliu Adetunji and his High Chiefs as well as other top Government functionaries, Governor Makinde reiterated the importance of the traditional institution in ensuring peace and order in the society, noting that despite the country operating democracy, the traditional councils could not be overlooked.
The Governor added that the traditional rulers as the closest to the people, who also understand their culture and tradition, remained relevant in maintaining peace and resolving conflicts.
While delivering his keynote address at the tax summit, Governor Makinde noted that growing the State's IGR has become imperative to the Government's mandate to move Oyo State from poverty to prosperity.
According to him, strategies have been put in place by his Government to boost the IGR of the State and that the strategies have started yielding fruits.
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He stated that Oyo State was able to raise the IGR from about N2 billion to N2.7 billion in November 2019.
He said: "We are here today to talk about the Oyo State IGR Roadmap that will facilitate economic prosperity. The issue of Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) is very important as it is tied to how much development the state will experience, all things being equal.
"Without adequate revenue, there will be no resources to fund the budget; the state will have to resort to borrowing for recurrent expenditure or owing for overheads, which is never ideal.
"Trends also show Oyo State's IGR fluctuates; in 2014 it was N16.30bn, but dropped to N15.66bn in 2015, later increasing to N18.88bn in 2016. For 2017, the IGR figures grew to N22.45bn. While in 2018 it grew to N24.67bn. This put our IGR per capita in 2018 at below N3,000 per person. We can definitely do better.
"The current trend across states in Nigeria is to see IGR as being synonymous with revenue generated from taxes, partly because other sources of revenue, especially natural resources are on the exclusive list.
"Revenue generated from these natural resources goes to the Federation Account and is then shared between the Federal Government and states. A lot has been said about how this has served as a hindrance to development, and how it has made states unwilling to invest in the management of these resources. But that is only half of the story.
"The other half is that it is possible to raise the IGR of the state without raising taxes. And this is the promise that we made to the people of Oyo State while we were on the campaign trail. We are determined to continue keeping that promise.
"Indeed, as clearly stated in our Roadmap for Accelerated Development in Oyo State 2019-2023, our plans to increase the revenue generated in Oyo State without an increase in taxes, stand on four legs: A thorough review of the current IGR process and management in the state; expanding the tax net; looking for new sources of revenue and being aggressive and innovative in the mode of revenue collection by having the State Board of the Internal Revenue Service working in collaboration with seasoned professionals.
"So far, and I am sure we will have this expounded by various speakers today, Oyo State has embarked on a comprehensive review of the IGR process and management. We have been able to plug some holes in the system and this is yielding results. We have also employed new managers of the revenue collection process. Their mandate is to come up with innovative and aggressive ways of getting the untaxed to contribute to the development of the state."
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"The commencement of the new strategies put in place to increase IGR produced the positive result recorded in December 2019, as we raised the IGR to 2.7 billion Naira from about 2 billion Naira in November.
"Also, we are putting in place a land administration solution that will ensure wider and more effective enumeration of all business and household properties, ensure ease of obtaining land titles and other documents and faster approval of building plans. The land use charge has been fine-tuned and will be responsibly applied.
"Furthermore, we have taken a second look at our vehicle registration and renewal system and by the end of this month, the public can expect a wider, better and faster platform which will be available in all our 34 tax stations. We will continually apply fair and harmonised billings to other rates and levies.
"It is generally agreed in economic circles that the citizens are more inclined to respond positively and even volunteer to pay their taxes when they see how these payments are being put in use. I am happy to report that the taxes paid by the good people of Oyo State are currently being ploughed back into the development of the state. You may be aware of the work being done by the Oyo State Road Maintenance Agency (OYSROMA); we are rehabilitating roads in Ibadan and will move outside Ibadan to other cities before the end of this quarter.
"The work being done in the education sector is also taxpayers' money in action. Schools are being built and renovated; we are concentrating on our final year secondary school students. We want them to return better results in their WAEC exams this year. We are also able to increase the education budget by 700 per cent compared to last year's budget.
"Because we believe that health is wealth, we are taking steps to ensure that the people of Oyo State remain healthy. Soon, we will roll out a health intervention programme across all Local Government Areas in the state. The renovation and equipping of hospitals and Primary Health Care Centres in the state remain on course.
"In a few months, we are looking to start running a mass transit system in the state. The modalities are being set up and we will communicate the process with you.
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"Of course, what this means is that we will have to find a way of increasing our IGR especially by looking inwards and exploring areas of competitive advantage. We have to, as a matter of urgency, attract investments into Oyo State.
"Attracting direct investments will take a collective effort. Our administration will continue to invest in security and take other measures to ensure that we create an enabling environment for the growth of investments. On your part, you should be ready to extend the traditional hospitality to strangers, making them feel welcome in our midst.
"We also plead that you file your annual returns early in the year and within the stipulated time.
"As we explore the theme of this Stakeholder's summit, I enjoin us all to keep our minds open to new ideas and think creatively and innovatively about how to expand our tax net. If, as research has shown, an increase in IGR is a strong determinant of economic development, then those of us in this room should understand how important this mandate is."
In his speech, the Oyo State Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Akinola Ojo, maintained that the summit presented "an opportunity for all stakeholders to interact, obtain first-hand information on the benefits of paying taxes and perhaps most importantly, understand the plans and appreciate the strides by the Government regarding generating the revenue with which it intends to provide requisite services and infrastructure for the benefit of every citizen of Oyo State as well as enhance development in the State."
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Event Diary: JCI trains 200 entrepreneurs, awards grants in Ibadan
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It was another historic day in the city of Ibadan, the Oyo state capital, yesterday as the Junior Chamber International, Ibadan (JCI) successfully organized the second edition of the Sina Adegunle Business Summit.
Mega Icon Magazine learnt that the Summit, which is poised to develop entrepreneurs is an annual event designed to honour Dr Sina Adegunle, Chairman of Princeton Group and a JCI Senator who was President of the Local Organization in 1997/98. The summit coincides with the birthday of the honouree.
The event had about 200 young entrepreneurs in attendance.
In his welcome address, the President of JCI Ibadan, Adeola Adelabu, noted that Adegunle is being honoured with the summit in recognition of his doggedness in business and his willingness to help others grow.
The Panel Session was moderated by JCI Senator Feyisayomi Oyeleke, the first female President of JCI Ibadan.
The Panelists, who discussed issues bordering on THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS included Adejoke Lasisi, Winner MSME Award of the year and multiple grant winner; Mr Jubril Aliyu, and award winning clothier; Mr Babatunde Ojobaro, Founder and Creative Director of Theatre Hub Africa; Mr Ayodeji Alayande, a fashion entrepreneur and Mrs Temi Alade-Mustapha , the convener of Money Mathematicians Network.
They shared lessons from their experiences, as well as tips and nuggets on how to navigate the world of business Ibadan, and Nigeria in general
The event also featured a Business Pitch competition by six people shortlisted from a pool of business plans earlier submitted by businesses based in Ibadan. At the end of the competition, Miss Fiyinfolu Olajolo emerged winner of the grand prize, while other finalists got cash compensations
Friends and guests of the Honouree used the occasion to fete Dr Adegunle. They appreciated him for his service to the Organization and humanity, just as they pledged their support for future editions of the Summit.
The honouree, in his remarks, thanked everyone for their presence and support. He reiterated his commitment to mentor young minds to business success.
He was presented with a portrait and a birthday cake while a saxophonist played some birthday tunes for the celebrant.
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$1.5m Prize Pool: Top 10 Finalists of "Africa's Business Heroes" Grand Finale Announced
The 2020 Africa's Business Heroes (ABH) prize, a flagship philanthropic program created by the Jack Ma Foundation's Africa Netpreneur Prize Initiative (ANPI), has selected the top 10 finalists, who will pitch at the competition's grand finale in November, for a chance to win a share of a US$1.5 million prize pool.
The ten outstanding entrepreneurs – half of whom are female – have been selected from over 22,000 applications across all 54 African nations, following several rounds of rigorous evaluation. With an average age of 34 years, the top ten represent eight African countries: Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Uganda, and Zimbabwe, and their businesses span key industries such as agriculture, fashion, education, healthcare, renewable energy, and financial services.
"I continue to be amazed by the passion, resilience, and vision of Africa's entrepreneurs, and I look forward to meeting these ten extraordinary businesswomen and businessmen at the finale. I am excited to learn more about how they are driving positive change and progress across the continent," said Jack Ma, Founder of the Jack Ma Foundation and Alibaba Group.
The passion, excellence, and diversity of the finalists reflects the DNA of the competition. The ABH program will recognize 100 African entrepreneurs and allocate US$100 million, over a ten-year period, in grant funding, training, mentoring and learning initiatives, access to key networks, and to develop a vibrant entrepreneur community to support Africa's future business leaders. This is a testament to the Jack Ma Foundation's long-term commitment to support Africa's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
"The 2020 Africa's Business Heroes competition has been incredible. The quality of the entrepreneurs and their ideas has been exceptional and this is a testament to the talent that exists across the continent. I am extremely excited to follow the rest of the competition and see who will come on top as the 2020 African Business Hero!" said Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu, ABH semi-finale judge and Founder of soleRebels, Garden of Coffee and Tefftastic.
"It's been fascinating to be part of this unique initiative. From the start, I was struck by the diversity of people and projects involved, with the finalists providing almost even split of talented men and women from all over Africa. This competition has shone a light on our continent, and helped to showcase African solutions to African problems. As someone who knows how challenging it is to boot-strap their own business, I was heartened to see that many of the entrants are entirely self-funded, and have shown great determination, ingenuity and spirit to get this far. All the finalists are truly deserving of the opportunity they have been given. Jack Ma represents the very best in global entrepreneurship, so I am delighted to have been involved in such a fantastic project." commented Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard, ABH semi-finale judge and Founder and Chairman of APO Group.
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On November 13th and 14th, Africa's Business Heroes will host its Grand Finale, and winners of the 2020 ABH prize will be announced on November 14th, 2020.
During the online Grand Finale pitch, the top ten Heroes will present their business ventures, as well as their vision and leadership profile, to the finale judging panel that includes: Jack Ma, Founder of the Jack Ma Foundation and the Alibaba Group; Ibukun Awosika, Chairman of First Bank of Nigeria and Founder/CEO of The Chair Centre Group; Strive Masiyiwa, Founder and Executive Chairman of Econet Group; and Joe Tsai, Executive Vice Chairman of the Alibaba Group.
The next few weeks will be crucial for the finalists to finesse their pitches and leverage the in-depth training, learnings and insights that they have gathered along their ABH journey, culminating in the finale. All of this will be part of ABH brand-new business entertainment televised show, due to air in five episodes from November 21st to December 19th across Africa. The show will give the audience exclusive access to the real-world stories of the entrepreneurs of this edition, following them as they go head to head in the finale, and unveiling the key insights and advice shared by the finale judges, alongside the best moments and experience of the competition. By showcasing the huge talent of the contestants, ABH hopes to talk to the entrepreneurial spirit of startups and small businesses in Africa and around the world, inspiring them to pursue their aspiration and turn their ideas and solutions into concrete business ventures.
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Abdulai A Dasana, CEO & COO, Amaati Company Limited (Ghana)
"We nourish the world" – Amaati is a social enterprise whose mission is to build sustainable communities through the use of an extinct and neglected crop called Fonio. The company is led by Abdulai A. Dasana, an agricultural technologist with a decade of experience in finance, banking and SMEs, and with a vision to revolutionize the agriculture sector to benefit the most vulnerable.
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Aboubakar Karim, CEO & Founder, INVESTIV (Côte d'Ivoire)
"Technology and passion for agriculture" – INVESTIV is an Ivorian company whose mission is to help build the future of African agriculture by leveraging innovative technologies to support smallholder farmers throughout Côte d'Ivoire and West Africa. The company is led by Aboubakar Karim, a 25 years old agro-economist.
Axel Emmanuel Gbaou, CEO & Founder, Le Chocolatier Ivorien (Côte d'Ivoire)
"Cocoa revolution in progress" – Le Chocolatier Ivorien manufactures and offers Africa-made, handcrafted and quality chocolate, promoting sustainable cultivation techniques and a fairer distribution of income in the cocoa chain through a direct partnership with female growers. The founder Axel, who started his career as a banker and established the company in his mother's kitchen, holds a degree in International Public Law, and a Master's in Taxation.
Chebet Lesan, Founder & CEO, Bright Green R. Energy (Kenya)
"Revolutionizing Africa's kitchens" – BrightGreen Energy produces life-saving fuel bricks that reduce the cost of cooking for underserved communities across Africa and save forests. The company is led by Chebet Lesan who has a background in Leadership from The University of Cambridge, Product Design from The University of Nairobi, Supply Chain Management from Rutgers School of Business and a Business-Design Fellowship from Massachusetts Institute of Technology D-lab.
Cyrille Nkontchou, Founder & Chairman, Enko Education (Cameroon)
"Your launchpad to the best universities" – Enko Education operates the largest single network of private schools in Africa that teaches the International Baccalaureate curriculum to democratize access to quality international education for African youth. The company was founded by Cyrille Nkontchou, an economist by training with extensive experience as a fund manager, a banker and a consultant.
Ethel Mupambwa, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Moneymart (Zimbabwe)
"Creating wealth; changing lives"- Moneymart is a Zimbawean based microfinance institution that offers tailor-made business loans to MSMEs and individuals who live off the power grid to access quality solar-lighting-kits. The company is co-led by Ethel Mupambwa, who has nine years of experience in finance and is a Level 2 Chartered Financial Analyst Candidate.
Dr. Emma Naluyima Mugerwa, Founder, MST Junior School (Uganda)
"Little seeds, big dreams" – MST Junior School is a Primary School with a unique approach and learning model. It aims to equip the pupils with unique skills to solve agriculture issues such as food insecurity, waste mismanagement and malnutrition. The school was established by Dr. Emma Naluyima, a vet, farmer and educator with a desire to train young people and change their lives through Modern and Purposeful Farming.
Joan Rukundo Nalubega, CEO & Founder, Uganics (Uganda)
"Buy a soap – save lives" – Uganics is a social business that manufactures life-saving organic anti-malaria soap to address malaria, which kills millions of people every year, and sells around the world at a high profit margin to subsidize sales to poor populations at the same price as regular soap. The company is led by Joan Rukundo Nalubega, a Malaria survivor and a social entrepreneur with a vision to fight Malaria.
Mame Diarra Bousso Gueye, CEO & Founder, Diarrablu (Senegal)
"Artisans & algorithms for a conscious lifestyle" – Diarrablu is a Senegalese fashion tech company merging African artisan traditions with technology to empower African artisans and build an ethical and sustainable fashion future centered around ancestral African craftsmanship. The company is led by Diarra Gueye who has experience in finance, mathematics, and design and recently completed her Master's at Stanford University with a focus on creative mathematics.
Oluwasoga Oni, CEO & Co-Founder, Mdaas Global (Nigeria)
"Unlocking diagnostics for Africa's next billion" – MDaaS Global builds and operates modern, tech-enabled diagnostic centers in clinically-underserved communities starting in Nigeria to provide a world-class patient experience at highly-affordable prices. The company is led by Oluwasoga Oni, an MIT-trained system engineer.
Naira strengthens against dollar
Barely 24 hours, the Naira was forced to a downward trajectory by dollar scarcity, it bounced back, closing at N477 to a dollar at the parallel market in Lagos.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Pound Sterling and the Euro traded at N608 and N550, respectively.
The Naira, however, weakened marginally at the investor's window, losing one point to close at N386 to a dollar.
The volume of trade at the window shrunk by 1.83 million dollars when compared to Tuesday, to close at 18.44 million dollars
The Nigerian currency exchanged at N381 to a dollar at the official CBN window.
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'Ceasefire Saved Pakistan Air Force In 1965 War'
Dec 12, 2018 by DefenceXPAuthor	in Miscellaneous
Had the 1965 Indo-Pak war continued for some more days, as the then IAF chief, Air Marshal Arjan Singh, thought, India would have completely destroyed Pakistani Air Force as they were not able to sustain their tactical operations. But then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shashtri was under enormous international pressure to accept the ceasefire.
Air Marshal Bharat Kumar (Retd.) shared these views while speaking at the concluding day of the three-day Military Literature Festival here on Sunday during a panel discussion on "Air power lessons learnt from the 1965 war and their implementation".
Focusing on the loss of Indian aircraft while on ground, especially in Pathankot air base, he added, "We were actually caught off guard. Nobody was expecting the war to start on September 1."
Another panellist Jagan Pilarisetti, who is author of books on 1965 war and Bangladesh war, said the 1965 war was a self-restricted envelope in which India conducted operations.
There were restrictions like not to attack Pakistan airfields and not to retaliate against Pakistan in the eastern sector. "We also said let's not attack the Peshawar airfield till the second week of the war. Transport aircraft were not used as bombers and India fought small tactical actions over a small area," he added.
Agreeing that restrictions in the 1965 war were not justified, Air Marshal Kumar said, "Post Kutch invasion by Pakistan (in April 1965), there were discussions between the then air chief, Air Marshal Arjan Singh, defence minister and the Prime Minister.
There was a lot of reluctance on their part to permit the Air Force to be used in the manner as the services felt the best way to do." But the panellists agreed in unison that India learnt lessons from the weakness in the 1965 war and in the 1971 Indo-Pak war there was no restrictions and the entire Air Force was used for operations.
The war, which started on September 1, 1965, lasted for 23 days in which over 3,000 Indian defence personnel were killed and around 2,500 on Pakistani soil.
The Indian Air Force had to settle with a loss of 65 aircraft, half of them on the ground, and 28 air warriors were either killed or taken prisoners of war. Whereas Pakistan Air Force lost 20 aircraft.
Focusing on the air defence aspects in the 1965 war, Group Capt R S Chhatwal (Retd) said that India was lacking ample quality radars and the Pakistani defence forces had advanced air defence. "Even their pilots were well trained by the US," he added.
Air-Vice Marshal Manmohan Bahadur (Retd), fellow at the Centre for Air Power Studies, spoke on the important role played by helicopters and transport aircraft during the war. On the use of unmanned air vehicles (UAVs) in such operations in future, he opined that it could not be left alone to the UAVs to decide tactical operations to avoid disasters. Rather the such machines should be directed and controlled by men only.
Pushpinder Singh, an author on defence matters, focused on the need to upgrade our forces, skills and equipment with the time. "Pakistani Air Force has also honed their skills in the past," he added.
Source- TOI
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, angela merkel's office let it be known that she had reminded president trump of u.s. obligations to refugees under the geneva conventions. in a recent statement opposing the ban, merkel said the necessary and decisive fight against terrorism in no way justifies a general suspicion against people of certain beliefs, in this case people of the muslim faith or from a certain origin. these ideas are against the core idea of international aid for refugees. more on british and european action to the ban, i'm joined by the former british ambassador to the u.s. ambassadors around the world or particularly in washington, d.c. right now must be really struggling with this because so many countries have a problem with this ban. but they've got to keep that relationship with washington and donald trump. >> that's true, and of course we saw that theresa may worked hard to get a very early visit to the oval office, which went well although the travel ban was announced just a few hours after. >> and there's a backlash to what she promised in washington. >> particularly here in the united kingdom,
, angela merkel's office let it be known that she had reminded president trump of u.s. obligations to refugees under the geneva conventions. in a recent statement opposing the ban, merkel said the necessary and decisive fight against terrorism in no way justifies a general suspicion against people of certain beliefs, in this case people of the muslim faith or from a certain origin. these ideas are against the core idea of international aid for refugees. more on british and european action to...
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The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : February 8, 2017 8:00pm-9:01pm PST
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europe, this is bad news for the angela merkel set, the liberal politicians. if this is true and this holds, you will see a stream of right-wing politicians seize power in europe and a bunch of other countries. >> yeah, i think it is ironic that you have seen, for example, angela merkel, francois hollande, condemning trump over his executive order, while at home, there is a huge concern and fear over the refugee issue and mass immigration. without a doubt, i do think you do have european elites in power who are deeply out of touch with their own populations and the open borders policy implemented by angela merkel. >> bill: that's what led to brexit. >> which led to, you know, 1.3 million refugees flowing into germany. m this has had a huge impact across europe. i think there has been a widespread rejection of merkel's open border approach. >> bill: all right, doctor. we appreciate it. as always, thank you. plenty more ahead as "the factor" moves ahead this evening, apparently, tom brady's super bowl jersey was stolen. dennis miller has some thoughts about the texas rangers getting inv
europe, this is bad news for the angela merkel set, the liberal politicians. if this is true and this holds, you will see a stream of right-wing politicians seize power in europe and a bunch of other countries. >> yeah, i think it is ironic that you have seen, for example, angela merkel, francois hollande, condemning trump over his executive order, while at home, there is a huge concern and fear over the refugee issue and mass immigration. without a doubt, i do think you do have european...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : February 15, 2017 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
stand by his promises. >> in germany angela merkel's reelection bid could be heard by a new anti-immigrant. trump called angela merkel's decision to elect a million refugees in catastrophic. >> i wouldn't be surprised, the trump phenomenon, what we see in europe. >> riots in france are planning the flames. in holland, the candidate doesn't just want a muslim ban. he wants to send some back. in the u.s., economic woes are another issue. last year's u.k. brexit vote confirmed it. >> having to cope with so much novelty the result of which could easily lead to further disintegration. >> none of these parties are expected to take control anywhere due to the intricacies of european parliamentary politics plus nervousness about their ability to rule. many simply don't like the policies of populist parties or trump, it is changing the political landscape. >> having an influence on government when you're not in its great >> folks have learned don't trust the polls, especially in these political times. >> bret: greg palkot in london. thank you. malaysian police have arrested a woman in the
stand by his promises. >> in germany angela merkel's reelection bid could be heard by a new anti-immigrant. trump called angela merkel's decision to elect a million refugees in catastrophic. >> i wouldn't be surprised, the trump phenomenon, what we see in europe. >> riots in france are planning the flames. in holland, the candidate doesn't just want a muslim ban. he wants to send some back. in the u.s., economic woes are another issue. last year's u.k. brexit vote confirmed...
PBS NewsHour : KQED : February 20, 2017 3:00pm-4:00pm PST
allied leaders like angela merkel or the british government -- or the european union, these are troubling things for people. it's great for vice president pence or jim mattis to come and iss the platitudes that most leaders in this administration have rarely had to do. but even those platitudes were greeted with some relief by people, though they do wait for the next trump statement about some terrorist attack in sweden that actually never happened or how n.a.t.o. is somehow about paying bills and not about mutual defense. >> yang: steve, as you look a across the european capitals, what nations are more concerned than others about what's going on now at the -- with the trump administration? >> i would say it's germany because germany is in the middle of an election campaign that will climax in september, and angela merkel is running for fourth term, and she has been weakened by the migrant crisis and simple fatigue, and, yet, she is the person who is most seen as the strongest figure in europe, not just in terms of the power of germany and the economy of germany, but in standing
allied leaders like angela merkel or the british government -- or the european union, these are troubling things for people. it's great for vice president pence or jim mattis to come and iss the platitudes that most leaders in this administration have rarely had to do. but even those platitudes were greeted with some relief by people, though they do wait for the next trump statement about some terrorist attack in sweden that actually never happened or how n.a.t.o. is somehow about paying bills...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : February 18, 2017 2:00pm-3:01pm PST
world war ii. frankly europe is worrying whether we still have their back. angela merkel, and the foreign minister talked about the new administration seems to want eq disturbing. there's not a lot of words coming from donald trump about how europe is an indispensable ally. there's words about how europe and russia are on equal par i don't know if today is the place for that kind of talk. it's a rally in flo fla among supporters. but that's what our traditional allies want to hear and they're getting very mixed messages, on the one hand they hear from pence that we have an unbreakable bond with europe and nato is important. but the president's message has been very, very mixed. >> and as you're speaking there, we're looking at a split screen on the ground in melbourne, florida, a bit of a dichotomy. on the one side proerks testers and on the other, trump supporters in the airport hangar. and mark, it's clear the president has tremendous support among his base. but the latest gallup poll says he has an 84% approval rating among republicans, but just an 8% approval among democrats a
world war ii. frankly europe is worrying whether we still have their back. angela merkel, and the foreign minister talked about the new administration seems to want eq disturbing. there's not a lot of words coming from donald trump about how europe is an indispensable ally. there's words about how europe and russia are on equal par i don't know if today is the place for that kind of talk. it's a rally in flo fla among supporters. but that's what our traditional allies want to hear and they're...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : February 3, 2017 8:00pm-9:01pm PST
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even seen donald trump criticize angela merkel for being too permissive in terms of allowing refugees in. you saw this weird phone spat with the australian prime minister over the admission of maybe 1200 refugees that the obama administration agreed to take in who are in australia so we're seeing this being pushed from the united states to europe. that is unusual, right? we haven't had -- >> it's totally unusual. i have to tell you, i got off the plane from japan, i just arrived two hours ago and japan, you have prime minister abe coming to town in a few days to meet donald trump. say in ear really in shock at the way donald trump treated malcolm turnbull, the prime minister of australia, it's such a stalwart ally of the united states at the time things are getting tense with china on a bunch of fronts. we talk about europe but there's also a brewing set of equities and problems in asia that that -- malcolm turnbull encounter has created real shock throughout the world, not just in japan but also in europe. the angela merkel kind of slap around was extraordinary for such a fundamental
even seen donald trump criticize angela merkel for being too permissive in terms of allowing refugees in. you saw this weird phone spat with the australian prime minister over the admission of maybe 1200 refugees that the obama administration agreed to take in who are in australia so we're seeing this being pushed from the united states to europe. that is unusual, right? we haven't had -- >> it's totally unusual. i have to tell you, i got off the plane from japan, i just arrived two...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : February 18, 2017 11:00am-12:01pm PST
chancellor angela merkel, who is trying to push against that kind of tide, that they're talking about there, she talks here in munich about the quality of american reporting after president trump threw out multiple criticisms to the media this week. she said, she advocates for a, quote, free, independent press. and has high respect for journalists. she said this to an audience that included the president, the vice president, mike pence. is europe viewing the president's attacks on the media as an affront to european ade ideals? >> it's interesting, vice president pence gave a very important message, i think, for european partners to hear, that the united states is still committed to those values. but his comments really were belied, both the day before, and almost immediately after by tweets that were sent by president trump, in which he referred to the mainstream press as enemies of the american people yesterday, and sort of doubled down on the criticism, just after pence got off the podium by saying, you know, charges of fake news against the american press yet again. you can forgive our
chancellor angela merkel, who is trying to push against that kind of tide, that they're talking about there, she talks here in munich about the quality of american reporting after president trump threw out multiple criticisms to the media this week. she said, she advocates for a, quote, free, independent press. and has high respect for journalists. she said this to an audience that included the president, the vice president, mike pence. is europe viewing the president's attacks on the media as...
angela merkel says a two-state solution is the only realistic way to end the israeli-palestinian conflict. merkel made the comment in her weekly video message, and said she'll discuss the subject in her visit with egypt's president next week. today, at a campaign event for the fourth term she's seeking, merkel told supporters germany must increase military spending to 2% of gross domestic product, to fulfill nato's requirement of all member nations. the "wall street journal" and" washington post" are reporting: back channel talks between the u.s. and north korea, planned in new york next week, have been cancelled. the newspapers say the state department withdrew a visa for a top north korean envoy yesterday. this after north korea recently test-fired a missile, and the assassination of the north korean leader's half brother. he was killed with v.x. nerve agent at a malaysian airport. the meeting with former american diplomats would have been the first of its kind on u.s. soil in six years. >> sreenivasan: today marked the end of the annual conservative political action conference
angela merkel says a two-state solution is the only realistic way to end the israeli-palestinian conflict. merkel made the comment in her weekly video message, and said she'll discuss the subject in her visit with egypt's president next week. today, at a campaign event for the fourth term she's seeking, merkel told supporters germany must increase military spending to 2% of gross domestic product, to fulfill nato's requirement of all member nations. the "wall street journal"...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : February 2, 2017 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
course, isis will be able to use anything we do and don't do as a propaganda tool and also use angela merkel's open door policy as a propaganda tool. we cannot get away from the fact they will certainly use this as a propaganda tool and being received and heard by muslims as a muslim ban because of the way trump campaigned and called it this in his campaign. >> so even though this is a, you know, now saying it's not a ban, this is just thuis temporary to and for the near future, that message still it's being received overseas among muslim communities you think as this is a ban, this is america against islam? >> well, and the reason is because of the incredibly -- look, everyone knows what trump says he was trying to do but it was an incredibly clumsy way of rolling this out and of seven countries, we've discussed enough the seven countries named didn't mention saudi arabia where 15 of the 11, 15 out of 19 of them came from saudi arabia. it didn't mention pakistan where u.s. says biggest terriorism threats come from or britain or france last year at france by french citizens, by the wa
course, isis will be able to use anything we do and don't do as a propaganda tool and also use angela merkel's open door policy as a propaganda tool. we cannot get away from the fact they will certainly use this as a propaganda tool and being received and heard by muslims as a muslim ban because of the way trump campaigned and called it this in his campaign. >> so even though this is a, you know, now saying it's not a ban, this is just thuis temporary to and for the near future, that...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : February 18, 2017 1:00am-2:01am PST
national security agency monitored thousands of phone conversation, including angela merkel's. >> our allies and our enemies all engage in this activity, and the american public better hope that the u.s. does it as well and is good at it, is the best at it, because it is an extremely aggressive world out there. we are not operating as a community of nations on this planet. it would be nice to think so. >> one republican congressman says he reject pneumatic rejects this revelation. >> we don't want the russians know what we are doing or how we are doing it, if it was done. >> there is also the issue of corporate espionage, where a spy agency will focus in on a private company and take trade secrets and pass them along to companies and businesses in their country. federal bureau of investigation says that u.s. businesses are cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year from intellectual property threat. chris? >> chris: as secretary tiller's returns from his first set of meetings in europe, a number of top positions in the state department are still unfilled. how big a concern is that?
national security agency monitored thousands of phone conversation, including angela merkel's. >> our allies and our enemies all engage in this activity, and the american public better hope that the u.s. does it as well and is good at it, is the best at it, because it is an extremely aggressive world out there. we are not operating as a community of nations on this planet. it would be nice to think so. >> one republican congressman says he reject pneumatic rejects this revelation....
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : February 2, 2017 11:00pm-12:01am PST
llback rights across the broad swath of people. this is a angela merkel has spoken out in germany, french, donald tusk from the e.u. policies are unsettling and not so much the policies but the process they are going through putting them in and the unpredictable nature about what they are saying on a foreign policy level trying to discover what america's place will be. >> not your headlines and publication but "the new york times" hours apart tonight. for europe, there is a new threat in town, the u.s. and trump embraces pillars of obama's foreign policy and this is because of the settlements in israel, kind of a boiler plate statement we're used to because they are new u.n. ambassador sounded normal on russia today, normal given normal u.s. policy. >> yeah, very interesting story, brian. i think that nikki haley's comments about russia at the u.n. were actually very interesting. a lot of people who closely follow russia were quite interested in the fact that trump had been remaining silent on a flairup in fighting in eastern ukraine in the last several days and what they call the
llback rights across the broad swath of people. this is a angela merkel has spoken out in germany, french, donald tusk from the e.u. policies are unsettling and not so much the policies but the process they are going through putting them in and the unpredictable nature about what they are saying on a foreign policy level trying to discover what america's place will be. >> not your headlines and publication but "the new york times" hours apart tonight. for europe, there is a new...
tone of putting in examples of rollback rights across the broad swath of people. this is a angela merkel has spoken out in germany, french, donald tusk from the e.u. policies are unsettling and not so much the policies but the process they are going through putting them in and the unpredictable nature about what they are saying ochoenn a forei policy level trying to discover what america's place will be. >> not your headlines and publication but "the new york times" hours aport tonigart ton. for europe, there is a new threat in town, the u.s. and trump embraces pillars of obama's foreign policy and this is because of the settlements in israel, kind o a boiler plate statement we're used to because they are new u.n. ambassador sounded normal on russia today, normal given normal u.s. policy. >> yeah, very interesting story, brian. i think that nikki haley's comments about russia at the u.n. were actually very interesting. a lot of people who closely follow russia were quite interested in the fact that trump had been remaining silent on a flairup in fighting in eastern ukraine in the
tone of putting in examples of rollback rights across the broad swath of people. this is a angela merkel has spoken out in germany, french, donald tusk from the e.u. policies are unsettling and not so much the policies but the process they are going through putting them in and the unpredictable nature about what they are saying ochoenn a forei policy level trying to discover what america's place will be. >> not your headlines and publication but "the new york times" hours aport...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : February 2, 2017 7:00pm-8:01pm PST
been with him side-by-side. vladimir putin, prime minister netanyahu, angela merkel, australia and great britain. you have been present with these conversations. some of these conversations having contentious, is accurate? do you find them friendly, straightforward? >> vice president pence: i think the american people have a president that is candid with them and candid with the world. his conversations with world leaders reflect a respectfulness but a seriousness and directness of the people of this country are already used two, coming from president donald trump. the rest of the world is discovering that. we have got a lot of challenges in the world. in many respects, the last eight years, the united states advocated leadership on the world stage. in one region after another, and one relationship after another. what president trump has been about, engaging with these world leaders it's opening the door to conversation, to look for ways that we can work together. with the focus on the american people first and america's interests first. he speaking in the way he always does. respe
been with him side-by-side. vladimir putin, prime minister netanyahu, angela merkel, australia and great britain. you have been present with these conversations. some of these conversations having contentious, is accurate? do you find them friendly, straightforward? >> vice president pence: i think the american people have a president that is candid with them and candid with the world. his conversations with world leaders reflect a respectfulness but a seriousness and directness of the...
Charlie Rose : KQED : February 16, 2017 12:00am-1:01am PST
than anyone else, angela merkel. she sits there, there is at least some noises from people around merkel but she is paranoid about what putin might try to do to her. >> yeah, absolutely. but she started actually quite ahead of the game to start po put out, you know, measures to stop some kind of cyberattack. but she is in trouble because of the syrian refugees. and you know, all of a sudden we have martin schultz who came as the candidate of the socialists. and the moment he announced, he made a jump of ten points. but i don't see a problem in germany. you know, if we have to talk about germany, in a way germany is partially responsible for the situation, because it did not open up to an economic policy that was progrowth and i am among those that think that merkel has been narrow minded on this. >> can i follow up on that for a second. i think it's a good point. if the mainstream political parties in the main major western countries that have dropped the ball by not dealing with major problems in their countries and their economies over a long period of time, which allowed a gene
than anyone else, angela merkel. she sits there, there is at least some noises from people around merkel but she is paranoid about what putin might try to do to her. >> yeah, absolutely. but she started actually quite ahead of the game to start po put out, you know, measures to stop some kind of cyberattack. but she is in trouble because of the syrian refugees. and you know, all of a sudden we have martin schultz who came as the candidate of the socialists. and the moment he announced,...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : February 18, 2017 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
. today before appearing with german chance lumbar angela merkel nbc spoke one on one with the vice president where pence offer offeredan a view that opposed president trump's calling nato objects lead. >> due and president trump have same message. >> yes. strong support for nato. and president trump has the same expectation that our partners here at nato live up to their share of commitment. i wanted to make it clear that president trump's commitment to nato is strong of it's historic. it's important. but to sustain that commitment it's important that our allies live to up to their word even as america does as well. >> lucy cavanaugh is in europe. tell us about the vice president's message inside the security conference. >> reporter: this was mike pence's debut abroad, his first -- pardon me. i'm having some -- i can hear you now. this is my pence's debut in the international raern the first same he has been able to showcase the trump foreign policy abroad. his task essentially was to soothe the fears and the anxiety by the allies, the european allies about what donald trump's amer
. today before appearing with german chance lumbar angela merkel nbc spoke one on one with the vice president where pence offer offeredan a view that opposed president trump's calling nato objects lead. >> due and president trump have same message. >> yes. strong support for nato. and president trump has the same expectation that our partners here at nato live up to their share of commitment. i wanted to make it clear that president trump's commitment to nato is strong of it's...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : February 27, 2017 7:00pm-8:01pm PST
exhibition here, putin and blair, the dalai lama, angela merkel. they were okay paintings. the most important part of it was i had gotten to know them so well during the presidency i felt comfortable painting them. we had a personal diplomacy exhibit here which i think it's really important in life, i know it is important for a president to know the leaders from other countries. i had two new instructors, one is a young guy that paints really fine portraits. he said you ought to paint people nobody knows. and it just dawned on me -- boom, warriors i had gotten to know. so i painted all these warriors, i know everyone of them. i know their stories. i have written mountain bikes and played golf with them and i admire them greatly. >> sean: in the course of the year, i think the 60 some odd warrior paintings here -- >> on the montage, there are another 30 some. about 98 warriors in one year. >> sean: that's a lot of painting. how long would it take you to paint one person? i saw the pictures of them. i know in the book you call yourself a novice -- this is not the work of a novice. >>
exhibition here, putin and blair, the dalai lama, angela merkel. they were okay paintings. the most important part of it was i had gotten to know them so well during the presidency i felt comfortable painting them. we had a personal diplomacy exhibit here which i think it's really important in life, i know it is important for a president to know the leaders from other countries. i had two new instructors, one is a young guy that paints really fine portraits. he said you ought to paint people...
rejected asylum-seekers. germany took in nearly 900,000 people in 2015. today, chancellor angela merkel's cabinet approved a plan that speeds up expulsions of those who don't gain asylum. merkel's coalition has come under increasing domestic critisism over the tide of migrants, and it faces a general election in september. >> sreenivasan: the united nations warned today that nearly 20 million people face starvation in four countries, if help doesn't arrive before april. the secretary general said south sudan, nigeria, somalia and yemen are on the brink of catastrophe, and he called for $4.4 billion. jonathan rugman of independent television news reports on south sudan, where civil war has brought on disaster. >> reporter: parts of south sudan are in famine. the world's first since 2011. over a quarter of a million severely malnourished children, says unicef. almost three million forced from their homes because of ethnic conflict here. massacres and widespread rape as weapons of war. and all the aid agencies admit that this famine is man-made. those men are salva kiir, the preside
rejected asylum-seekers. germany took in nearly 900,000 people in 2015. today, chancellor angela merkel's cabinet approved a plan that speeds up expulsions of those who don't gain asylum. merkel's coalition has come under increasing domestic critisism over the tide of migrants, and it faces a general election in september. >> sreenivasan: the united nations warned today that nearly 20 million people face starvation in four countries, if help doesn't arrive before april. the secretary...
Charlie Rose : KQED : February 10, 2017 3:59pm-4:59pm PST
elected president of france and also trying to topple angela merkel in germany with disinformation and propaganda with. this this respect to this dossier, though, the media screwed it up. the most salacious aspect of it is the least interesting. if the tape were to come out tomorrow, done all trump involved in some rather alternative sexka paid in a hotel in st. petersburg he would be like yairks of course, what do you expect, i'm donald trump. his poll numbers will go up. that will not sink him. what will sink him is if there is any financial tie between his organization and the russian government, which was done as a quid pro quo arrangement for feeding information, it be on the russian die as pera. >> and the dossier has a lot of that information. >> nobody pays attention to that. >> they say he refused sweetheart construction deals, aren't i right in thinking that. >> not that they refused them, that they didn't come to a freuician. that is a distinction. he has always been trying to-- with russia and has been unsuccessful. >> and also russians investing in him, floating him at a t
elected president of france and also trying to topple angela merkel in germany with disinformation and propaganda with. this this respect to this dossier, though, the media screwed it up. the most salacious aspect of it is the least interesting. if the tape were to come out tomorrow, done all trump involved in some rather alternative sexka paid in a hotel in st. petersburg he would be like yairks of course, what do you expect, i'm donald trump. his poll numbers will go up. that will not sink...
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : February 6, 2017 9:00am-10:01am PST
does not, and president trump seems to focus on transactional agreements. he criticizes angela merkel, our great friend in germany, an ally, more than he does putin. we need to see him embrace these alliances, because they're the foundation of american power. >> russia has responded to the bill o'reilly fox interview, the question that bill o'ro'reilly asked russia wants an apology from fox news over what it said were unacceptable comments. so this could not be stranger and stranger, also mike pence was on "meet the press" trying to explain it saying it wasn't moral equivalencequivalency. what the president meant to say was. at the same time former national security colleagues of yours, republicans, as well as mostly democrats filing a statement to the court in california, the ninth circuit court of appeals saying there's no national security justification for the sweeping ban on people coming here from seven different countries. >> well, i think that's exactly right. we already have extreme vetting in place. it already takes at least 18 months for a refugee to come into the co
does not, and president trump seems to focus on transactional agreements. he criticizes angela merkel, our great friend in germany, an ally, more than he does putin. we need to see him embrace these alliances, because they're the foundation of american power. >> russia has responded to the bill o'reilly fox interview, the question that bill o'ro'reilly asked russia wants an apology from fox news over what it said were unacceptable comments. so this could not be stranger and stranger,...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : February 2, 2017 10:00pm-11:01pm PST
also used angela merkel's open door policy, but we can't get away from the fact that they will use this as a propaganda tool, and it's being received and heard by muslims as a muslim ban because of how trump campaigned and called it this in his campaign. >> so even though they're saying it's not a ban and this is temporary to reassess things, ev even though the syria thing seems more permanent for the near future. that is being received, you think, as this is a ban, this is america against islam? >> well, and the reason is because of the -- look, everyone knows what trump says he was trying to do, but it was an incredibly clumsy way of rolling this out, and of the seven countries, we've discuss third down enough, the seven countried named didn't mention saudi arabia, where 15 of the 19 hi jackers were. it didn't mention britain or france where we've seen that terrible summer of violence last year in france by french citizens or britain where the shoe bomber attempted -- he's the reason we have to take our shoes off at airports. it's clumsy, and actually more importantly, that there
also used angela merkel's open door policy, but we can't get away from the fact that they will use this as a propaganda tool, and it's being received and heard by muslims as a muslim ban because of how trump campaigned and called it this in his campaign. >> so even though they're saying it's not a ban and this is temporary to reassess things, ev even though the syria thing seems more permanent for the near future. that is being received, you think, as this is a ban, this is america...
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : February 23, 2017 7:00pm-8:01pm PST
overseas. and he goes to germany and he's not interested in making nice with angela merkel or others. he's there to sort of deal with others who want to sort of see europe break apart or have this sort of countermovement towards diversity, towards immigration, towards accepting refugees. and i think he sees russia as an ally in that effort. all part of this war, this civilizational clash against islam. and today at cpac, he essentially said that he's a revolutionary. and that, you know, he's out to bust up the government here and to deal with the globalism and media elites and others. and i think he tells donald trump every day, this is our mission. and it's going to get nasty, because you're going after some big targets who trump already has a bias against. he's always had a thing about the media. and i think bannon is trying to reinforce this notion that we're going to do this, we're going to change the world, you're going to be an historic figure. but the price is, you're going to get a lot of slings and arrows from those sleazy scumbag, you know, folks in the media who are the en
overseas. and he goes to germany and he's not interested in making nice with angela merkel or others. he's there to sort of deal with others who want to sort of see europe break apart or have this sort of countermovement towards diversity, towards immigration, towards accepting refugees. and i think he sees russia as an ally in that effort. all part of this war, this civilizational clash against islam. and today at cpac, he essentially said that he's a revolutionary. and that, you know, he's...
The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : February 3, 2017 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
western democracy with kind of angela merkel as the point person for that and the last remaining one as sort of the leader of the free world. >> last woman standing. >> yeah. >> thanks one and all. appreciate it. coming up next, be sure to tune in to cnn next tuesday night, chief correspondent dana bash and i will mod rates a town hall debate with senators bernie sanders and ted cruz fen 7th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next he claimed he was poisoned for speaking out against vladimir putin in 2015. now he is in a coma fighting for his life a second time. the big question, was he poisoned again? new girl, huh? yeah, i'm -- i couldn't help but notice you checking out my name your price tool. yeah, this bad boy gives you coverage options based on your budget. -oh -- -oh, not so fast, tadpole. you have to learn to swim first. claire, here's your name your price tool. -oh, thanks, flo. -mm-hmm. jamie, don't forget to clean the fridge when you're done. she seems nice. she seems nice. [ door closes ] she's actually pretty nice. oh. yeah. ♪ this is where real fans sit. up here it's all a
western democracy with kind of angela merkel as the point person for that and the last remaining one as sort of the leader of the free world. >> last woman standing. >> yeah. >> thanks one and all. appreciate it. coming up next, be sure to tune in to cnn next tuesday night, chief correspondent dana bash and i will mod rates a town hall debate with senators bernie sanders and ted cruz fen 7th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next he claimed he was poisoned for speaking out...
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heads with beauty anyone russia. take angela merkel, the german chancellor, she will be speaking at the same time as vice president mike pence. president trump criticized her openly and personally saying she has been week on the issue of refugees. germany is taking business away from the united states. so it's not just a message of reassurance. a real personal bridges, person to person, country to country that in a way need to be rebuilt. damage limitation, damage control. yes, the leaders are very keen to get that message of assurance from vice president mike pence. they got that today as well from secretary of defense mattis. he was speaking at the conference here. he talked about how a strong transatlantic alliance means a strong europe. this is what he said. >> the transatlantic bond remains our strongest work against in stability and violence. nato exists to protect our way of life to include the free exchange of ideas that characterizes this annual conference in one of the world's great were cities. here i am confident that we will strengthen our partnerships, confronting thos
heads with beauty anyone russia. take angela merkel, the german chancellor, she will be speaking at the same time as vice president mike pence. president trump criticized her openly and personally saying she has been week on the issue of refugees. germany is taking business away from the united states. so it's not just a message of reassurance. a real personal bridges, person to person, country to country that in a way need to be rebuilt. damage limitation, damage control. yes, the leaders are...
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. "the new york times," abc, cbs, cnn, it's not my enemy but of the american people. and angela merkel responded this way this morning. let's take a listen to what she said. >> i think a free and independent press is at the essence. i have great respect for journalists and we have always done best when we show respect for each other and show mutual respect and whenever we differ, we talk about it openly but it's a pillar of democracy and that is something i think we all accept. >> which sounds more like the president of the united states to you? >> well, pam, i think we have to have the full context of what president trump said. i took a look at what he said in the press conference and he called for an honest discussion with the news media, which i think is a very good thing. >> that is a good thing, having an honest discussion. >> this has been going on since about 1969 with vice president spiro. the american people do not have a lot of confidence in the media and i think it is a good thing to have a discussion about it. >> but what does that do to democracy, jeffrey, to come out and continuall
. "the new york times," abc, cbs, cnn, it's not my enemy but of the american people. and angela merkel responded this way this morning. let's take a listen to what she said. >> i think a free and independent press is at the essence. i have great respect for journalists and we have always done best when we show respect for each other and show mutual respect and whenever we differ, we talk about it openly but it's a pillar of democracy and that is something i think we all accept....
if you look at what is happened with europe with a huge refugee influx there thanks to angela merkel's disastrous open borders policy, europe has a massive problem. several individuals who took place in the paris attacks of november 2015 came in under the guise of being migrants. there is no doubt about it. isis is using the refugee flow in order to infiltrate europe. it will attempt to infiltrate the united states as well. so this is a forward-looking policy designed to preempt action by isis in the united states. >> bill: and i understand that theory. but gillian puts forth, and shee is certainly not alone, that by selecting the seven nations, all predominantly muslim, that the other muslims who may not be, you know, militants, but may be in the middle, will hate the united states or pull away from the united states, because you know the propaganda that is being put out. this is anti-muslim,th anti-immigrant. the left is all over this. so is there any validity to gillian's point there? >> i don't buy the argument that this executive order will alienate 1 billion muslims. it
if you look at what is happened with europe with a huge refugee influx there thanks to angela merkel's disastrous open borders policy, europe has a massive problem. several individuals who took place in the paris attacks of november 2015 came in under the guise of being migrants. there is no doubt about it. isis is using the refugee flow in order to infiltrate europe. it will attempt to infiltrate the united states as well. so this is a forward-looking policy designed to preempt action by isis...
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middle east. that's sort of what they started to do in germany last year. angela merkel let in 1 million, i think, refugees from syria. that is not a practical policy. let me just finish. if you don't mind. i can see you jumping in. what they should have done in my view, is with that many people, create refugee centers, train them, turn them into an army so they could take over their own countries. one of the problems i have -- worries, i should say -- with islam, is that the moderates don't win. when was the last time the moderates got a victory? we got to create a moderate muslim army that can go back into those countries and, and take on isis, because i hear a lot of people joining isis. i never heard of one person going oh, let me go there and fight isis. >> i tell you what. we need more creative thinking like that. we also, fortunately, we do have a bunch of muslims who have taken the fight to the enemy, and i want to go out in the audience and talk to one. this is an incredible story, and i want to get your, even you are going to be moved, touched, inspired. >> what do you
middle east. that's sort of what they started to do in germany last year. angela merkel let in 1 million, i think, refugees from syria. that is not a practical policy. let me just finish. if you don't mind. i can see you jumping in. what they should have done in my view, is with that many people, create refugee centers, train them, turn them into an army so they could take over their own countries. one of the problems i have -- worries, i should say -- with islam, is that the moderates don't...
more critical of long-time ally angela merkel than vladimir putin which gives these officials and leaders pause and night sweats. the trump administration is even contemplating lifting sanctions against russia now we see an upsurge in violence in eastern ukraine as fighting starts between ukraine groups and rebels. at least 13 people have been killed since sunday. nato is describing it as, quote, a dire situation. as heavy artillery and rockets hit residential areas, thousands of civilians are currently trapped without water or electricity amid freezing conditions. cnn national correspondent payton walsh was there on the ground. nick, who is being blamed here for the escalated violence? what did you see on the front lines in eastern ukraine? >> jake, it's always very hard to really divine who is firing at who, who started what. all you hear or you see on the sky line is a ka cough any of shell explosions and violence. i should point out in 24-hour period just recently past seen by osce monitors, they recorded 2 1/2 thousand explosions. a staggering amount. you mentioned the 13 dea
more critical of long-time ally angela merkel than vladimir putin which gives these officials and leaders pause and night sweats. the trump administration is even contemplating lifting sanctions against russia now we see an upsurge in violence in eastern ukraine as fighting starts between ukraine groups and rebels. at least 13 people have been killed since sunday. nato is describing it as, quote, a dire situation. as heavy artillery and rockets hit residential areas, thousands of civilians are...
this unlike the angela merkel news conference, what did that effectively do? >> well, it was good for u.s./japan relationships which are very important. japan was concerned about some of the campaign comments about trade, about security, japan not pulling its weight, about some of the getting rid of the transpacific partnership, which was key for japan. 11 countries. the centerpiece was japan keeping china out of the mix on trade. so this was important. and it seemed the press conference went well. but i think step two is what are we going to do with china. now china now feels that they won a battle with donald trump by him renouncing the one china policy and by embracing the one china policy and saying, no, what i did with taiwan was not the right thing. you know, the chinese are very good negotiators too. what i worry about is this great negotiator, donald trump, the art of the deal, seems to give up concessions without getting anything in return. that's my worry right now. foreign policy has to be brought into tight decision making, and the anchor has to be the national security ad
this unlike the angela merkel news conference, what did that effectively do? >> well, it was good for u.s./japan relationships which are very important. japan was concerned about some of the campaign comments about trade, about security, japan not pulling its weight, about some of the getting rid of the transpacific partnership, which was key for japan. 11 countries. the centerpiece was japan keeping china out of the mix on trade. so this was important. and it seemed the press conference...
pence arriving tonight, meeting with angela merkel tomorrow, calling for sanctions on russia. will his credibility be taken as seriously, especially at a time when a foreign policy by this white house seems to be made 140 characters at a time on twitter. that remains to be seen. certainly a difficult task ahead for all three men. >> nbc's lucy kfanov, thank you. >>> joining me retired general wesley clark and senior fellow at ucla-berkeley center. richard stengel and former managing editor of "time." rick, let's start with you. do mattis and vp pence have any credibility on the world stage if donald trump is contradicting them? >> yes. i mean, see, these are structural issues with nato and the european union and our allies. then want to be reassured we value them. the thing that worries them more is the relationship with russia. they're looking at russia meddling in eastern ukraine. they're looking at sanctions that my old boss, secretary kerry did everything to align european cotrie what they're afraid of is trump is going to go loosy goosy on russia and allow russia to be aggressive
pence arriving tonight, meeting with angela merkel tomorrow, calling for sanctions on russia. will his credibility be taken as seriously, especially at a time when a foreign policy by this white house seems to be made 140 characters at a time on twitter. that remains to be seen. certainly a difficult task ahead for all three men. >> nbc's lucy kfanov, thank you. >>> joining me retired general wesley clark and senior fellow at ucla-berkeley center. richard stengel and former...
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been cleared by angela merkel and theresa may you're not getting them on side. there is an advantage that we do need to tighten and improve our relationship with israeli, saudi arabia, the uae and kuwait. those countries felt disaffected by the obama administration. the better messaenger is genera mattis. he is an iran hawk and secretary of defense. i think taking the time another week or two to get your allies together, let secretary tillerson get into office. he has a private channel to the iranian foreign minister, make this threat privately. i think tactically it would have been better. >> mr. ambassador, willie geist. good to see you. yesterday was rhetoric. we heard from general flynn. what about actual action in policy? richard suggested perhaps adding some new sanctions might send a message to iran. what would you suggest in terms of putting more pressure on them? >> two things. i think richard is right on sanctions beuse this is a very weak u.n. security council resolution on ballistic missiles. this is what was in question yesterday. we should toughen it. if we can't do tha
been cleared by angela merkel and theresa may you're not getting them on side. there is an advantage that we do need to tighten and improve our relationship with israeli, saudi arabia, the uae and kuwait. those countries felt disaffected by the obama administration. the better messaenger is genera mattis. he is an iran hawk and secretary of defense. i think taking the time another week or two to get your allies together, let secretary tillerson get into office. he has a private channel to the...
support of us. germany. we have real problems right now with his relationship with angela merkel. there are some things you can blow up but, for the most part, we have to have our allies know that there is going to be continuity, don't we? >> well, i absolutely agree. i think the structure of american power really is this network of alliances, the perception of american continuity and reliability. there is a new team in the white house led by steve bannon, the strategist, and they are pretty revolutionary. they want to blow up that structure. they think that structure is what they call it the party of davos. they are not so sure they want stability and continuity. i think it's still in the balance and i think a lot of u.s. allies like germany, like japan. japan, a really important ally in asia. prime minister abe is coming to washington on february 12th. they are just not sure what it's going to be like here. they are trying to prepare but still not very many people to the state department to talk to. they have a lot at risk in a strong reliable america, as does britain, as does germany
support of us. germany. we have real problems right now with his relationship with angela merkel. there are some things you can blow up but, for the most part, we have to have our allies know that there is going to be continuity, don't we? >> well, i absolutely agree. i think the structure of american power really is this network of alliances, the perception of american continuity and reliability. there is a new team in the white house led by steve bannon, the strategist, and they are...
touch with their own populations, and the open borders policy implemented by angela >> bill: that's what led to brexit. >> which led to 1.3 million refugees flowing into germany, this has had a huge impact across europe. i think there has been a widespread rejection of merkel's open border approach. >> bill: all right, doctor, we appreciate it. as "the factor" moves ahead this evening, apparently, tom brady's super bowl jersey was stolen. dennis miller has some thoughts about the texas rangers getting involved. next, lou dobbs and i will assess the most serious threats to the usa. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. >> this is a fox news alert. republican senator jeff sessions as attorney general. the senators voting 52-47 in favor of sessions, all but one democrat voted against him. republicans say sessions is committed to justice and the rule of law but democrats fought his nomination, saying he is weak on civil rights and too harsh and immigrants. the northeast getting ready for a major winter storm. the storm is expected to hit pennsylvania and new jersey with rain early t
touch with their own populations, and the open borders policy implemented by angela >> bill: that's what led to brexit. >> which led to 1.3 million refugees flowing into germany, this has had a huge impact across europe. i think there has been a widespread rejection of merkel's open border approach. >> bill: all right, doctor, we appreciate it. as "the factor" moves ahead this evening, apparently, tom brady's super bowl jersey was stolen. dennis miller has some...


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Q: primefaces autocomplete doens't work, strange error I'm trying to use  from primefaces, but i have some strange (and 'invisible') problem.
I'm working with Spring/Hibernate/Primefaces
This is my code for the .xhtml:
   <p:autoComplete cache='true' id='autocomplete'
                        value="#{controller.filter_field_editor}"
                        completeMethod="#{controller.getAll()}"
                        dropdown="true" />

The code for 'getAll' function is this:
public List<String> getAll(){
    List<HardTag> allhardtags = new  ArrayList<HardTag>();
    List<String> allhardtags_titles = new ArrayList<String>();
    allhardtags = repositoryService.findByCollection("Editors");
    for (HardTag hardTag : allhardtags) {
        allhardtags_titles.add(hardTag.getTitle());
    }

    return allhardtags_titles;

}

If i debug, when i return allhardtags_titles, this variable have a correct list of String, but the autocomplete input doesn't show anything.
My console doesn't show anything neither, so i realized that i have Web Developer Tools... but all the checks (Standard/CSS/Jscript) are OK, even so i click on Jscript and here, there is an error.
> Fecha y hora: 12/12/2013 18:38:57
Error: no se encuentra elemento (*can't find element)
Archivo de origen: http://localhost:8080/inbox.xhtml
Línea: 1

if i click on it, it shows this:
<!DOCTYPE html >

And that's all... so i'm a little lost here!
If need something more just tell me! Thanks in advance!
Anyone have an idea?

A: The problem it's solved.
Replacing this:
 <ui:include src="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/things/video/components/header.xhtml" />

for this one:
 <ui:include src="components/header.xhtml" />

It works... i don't understand why... maybe some kind of problem with '${pageContext.request.contextPath}' ...
Thanks for the help.

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You can search for nodes and edges by column value directly through Cytoscape's tool bar. For example, to select nodes or edges with a column value that starts with "STE", type ste* in the search bar. The search is case-insensitive. The * is a wildcard character that matches zero or more characters, while ? matches exactly one character. So ste? would match "STE2" but would not match "STE12". Searching for ste* would match both.
To search a specific column, you can prefix your search term with the column name followed by a :. For example, to select nodes and edges that have a "COMMON" column value that starts with "STE", use common:ste*. If you don't specify a particular column, all columns will be searched.
Columns with names that contain spaces, quotes, or characters other than letters and numbers currently do not work when searching a specific column. This will be fixed in a future release.
Note: Escaping characters only works when searching all columns. It currently does not work for column-specific searching. This will be fixed in a future release.
The Select tab in the Control Panel can be used to create selection expressions for selecting nodes and edges.
On the Filter tab are narrowing filters, which can be combined into a tree.
On the Chain tab are chainable transformers, which can be combined in a linear chain.
Narrowing filters are applied to all the nodes and edges in the network, and are used to select a subset of the nodes and edges based on user-specified constraints. For example, you can find edges with a weight between 0 and 5.5, or nodes with degree less than 3. A filter can contain an arbitrary number of sub-filters.
To add a filter click on the "+" button. To delete a filter (and all its sub-filters) click the "x" button. To move a filter grab the handle with the mouse and drag and drop the filter on its intended destination. Dropping a filter on top of another filter will group the filters into a composite filter.
The Apply button will re-apply the active filter. On the opposite side of the progress bar is the cancel button, which will let you interrupt a long-running filter.
A slider is shown that represents the minimum and maximum values in the column. Drag the two handles to select a range of values.
The range values may also be entered manually.
is: Selects values that are inside the range.
is not: Selects values that are outside the range.
The text entered in the text box will be matched against the column values depending on the following options.
contains: Selects values that contain the text.
doesn't contain: Selects values that do not contain the text.
is: Selects values that match the text exactly (case-insensitive).
is not: Selects values that do not match the text exactly (case-insensitive).
regex: Selects values that match a regular expression using Java regular expression syntax. This allows for much more sophisticated matching than is provided by the above options.
By default string matching is case insensitive. Case sensitive matching requires the use of a regular expression that starts with "(?-i)". For example to match the text "ABC" in a case sensitive way use the following regular expression: "(?-i)ABC".
Boolean colums can only contain three values: true, false or blank.
true: Selects values that are true.
false: Selects values that are false.
any element: Matches if any value in the list matches the filter.
each element: Matches only if all of the values in the list match the filter.
The degree filter matches nodes with a degree that falls within the given minimum and maximum values, inclusive. You can choose whether the filter operates on the in-degree, out-degree or overall (in + out) degree.
The topology filter matches nodes having a certain number of neighbors which are within a fixed distance away, and which match a sub-filter. The thresholds for the neighborhood size and distance can be set independently, and the sub-filter is applied to each such neighbor node.
The topology filter will successfully match a node if the sub-filter matches against the required number of neighbor nodes.
You can also reorder filters by dropping them in-between existing filters.
The input to a chainable transformer is a set of nodes and edges, either the nodes and edges that are currently selected in the network, or the output of a narrowing filter. Chainable transformers can filter out nodes/edges, or include more nodes/edges. For example a chainable transformer can add nodes that are neighbours of the nodes in the input.
Chainable filters are combined in an ordered list. The nodes and edges in the output of a transformer become the input of the next transformer in the chain. The first transformer in the chain gets its input from the current selection or from a filter on the Filter tab. The output of the last transformer becomes the new selection.
You can specify the input to the first transformer in the chain by selecting a Start with, where Current selection refers to the nodes and edges currently selected. You can also choose a narrowing filter, which produces a different set of selected nodes and edges.
Chainable transformer can be reordered by dragging one by the handle and dropping it between existing transformer.
This transformer will go through all the input edges and selectively add their source nodes, target nodes, or both, to the output. This is useful for adding nodes that are connected to edges that match a particular filter.
Add (default): Automatically includes all input nodes and edges in the output, and adds source or target nodes from input edges to the output.
Replace with: Does not automatically include input nodes and edges in the output. Only outputs nodes that match the filter.
A sub-filter may be added as well. When a sub-filter is present the source/target nodes must match the filter to be included in the output.
This transformer is used to add nodes and edges that are adjacent to the input nodes. A sub-filter may be specified as well.
Note that pressing the Apply button repeatedly may cause the selection to continuously expand. This allows adjacent nodes that are at greater distances to be added.
Add (default): Automatically includes all input nodes and edges in the output, and adds selected adjacent nodes and edges.
Replace with: Only outputs the adjacent nodes/edges.
Adjacent nodes: Output nodes that are adjacent to the input nodes.
Adjacent edges: Output edges that are adjacent (incident) to the input nodes.
Adjacent nodes and edges (default): Output both nodes and edges that are adjacent to the input nodes.
Incoming: Only include adjacent nodes/edges when the adjacent edge is incoming.
Outgoing: Only include adjacent nodes/edges when the adjacent edge is outgoing.
Incoming and Outgoing (default): Ignore the directionality of adjacent edges.
Adjacent nodes and edges: Both the adjacent edge and its connected node must match the filter. Note that for a filter to match an edge and a node at the same time it should be a compound filter that is set to "Match any (OR)".
The name of active filter appears in the drop-down box at the top of Select panel. Beside this is the options button which will allow you to rename, remove or export the active filter. It also lets you create a new filter, or import filters.
Cytoscape's Diffusion algorithm attempts to use a set of nodes and an entire interaction network to find the nodes most relevant to the original set. Conceptually, Diffusion applies heat to each node in the set, and lets the heat flow through connecting edges to adjacent nodes. It then produces a list of nodes ranked by the heat they accumulated. A node with many connections will tend to have a higher ranking, and an isolated node will tend to have low rank (and thus be excluded from the resulting node set).
By default, Diffusion uses the set of selected nodes as the heat sources, with each node having the same initial heat. At the end of a Diffusion, Cytoscape leaves the top 90th percentile of hot nodes selected. It allows you to use the Results panel to select a higher or lower percentile dynamically. It also stores the node's initial heat as a node attribute in the "diffusion_input" column, and returns the heat and ranking values in the "diffusion_output_heat" and "diffusion_output_rank" columns.
An advanced Diffusion option allows you to specify initial heat values for each node via its "diffusion_input" attribute.
This figure shows the result of selecting the PHO4, GCR1 and ICL1 genes (via the search bar) and performing a Diffusion by either selecting Tools → Diffuse → Selected Nodes or right-clicking to Diffuse → Selected Nodes. Diffusion calculated the heat ranking of all 331 nodes in the network, and then selected the top 33.
To select more than 33 nodes, move the Node Rank slider in the Diffusion Output Results Panel to the right or enter a number greater than 33 in the Current Rank field. You can also select nodes using a heat value cutoff by using the Range Column to select a column containing heat values. Finally, you can use the Visual Style chooser and Create button to extract the selected nodes into a new network.
You can execute Diffusion multiple times on a network, thereby creating multiple heat, output_heat and output_rank columns.
The Select → Nodes and Select → Edges menus provide several mechanisms for selecting nodes and edges. Most options are fairly straightforward; however, some need extra explanation.