and so the board of trustees, without any kind of democratic student input every two years decides on tuition increases. >> right. >> and so historically we have had student movements to try and get tuition freeze at the very least. so tuition will stop rising. buts the board of trustees has met every single movement with disdain. >> right. >> they don't listen to the students. and so this is one in a along line of events that. >> let me just say i'm with you. i want to raise my voice in agreement with you. schools are too expensive. you don't get your money's worth. they are all that price, basically. i mean all schools, all private universities are in that same rage range. gary cohen has given money to the school which in effect subsidizes tuition rather than raises them. he is a trustee thus gives money to the school. your grief in this case he met with donald trump. i wonder if that's a crime and should it be. >> no. it's not a crime to meet with somebody, obviously. i think it is evidence of a conflict of interest perhaps not legal lay conflict of interest. but it signifies that

of trustees particularly mike ourth president that the president of another company joined by tony gonzales and board president from la thank you and truly an honor to welcome the members of the press and the cultivate and business communities in 1865 alfred the specifying architect of the treasurer took a trip to san francisco ideas for a second u.s. mint the state of california was 15 years old acquired in sight for the federal government in 1868 fifth and mission was an unlikely site two wars okay a lot of bars (laughter) a few schools and some hotels chosen for the sandy soils it can bear the weight of the magnificent foundation and construction was in 1869 and finished in 1874 of $4 million in 1974 and around this time really important events changed not only the course of the building but the course of history san francisco had quarters in 1865 and across i bay the big bonanza silver streets near carson city nevada and the great chicago fire yielded the fire proof technology and it is powerful to think of the hands that made it large pail freckles and many shades of brown that was tru

they voted me chairman of the board of trustees. "who is the best man for the job?" i asked. that's when your daddy's name came up. well, he's away. could you tell me where he is? well.. or maybe he wouldn't be interested in that kinda deal. oh, no, no. i'm sure he'd be interested but, uh, he's in chicago. but, uh, he left for new port. new port, alright. operator, i like-- wait, he's not there anymore. oh. mr. muller, i don't know where my father is, and i'm worried. well, uh, when did you see him last? three weeks ago tomorrow. he said he was going night fishing. night fishing. oh, on the outrider by any chance? gabe melcroft's boat? but gabe said that he never came aboard that night, and, uh the next day, i got a message from my father saying that.. ...he had left on urgent business. when does the outrider pull out from the dock tonight? eight o'clock, why? well, think i might do a little night fishing. 's selling the tickets here? no one, mr. muller. this trip's booked solid. oh, after me, you mean, no one gets aboard, huh? ah, no, no. sorry, mr. muller. i wish i could fi

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any appointments to the board of trustees of the university of north carolina. the governor-elect, roy cooper, had made public education a real focus of his campaign, and that's just one of the limitations now to placed on him. his ability to influence the direction of the university has been limited to some extent. there are other areas in which the state legislatures redesigned thing. for example, you mentioned the state election system, election board. that realignment is likely to make it harder if not impossible for the governor-elect to be able to influence election boards. which means the current people in power will be able on maintain power. >> stewart: something else that's been very interesting about north carolina is that it's not necessarily reliably a red state or blue state in 2016. it's really quite purple and we've seen that in some of the news stories we've been could have gone from north carolina, from l.g.b.t. e rights, to voter i.d. issues. what's going on in north carolina that you think is important to pay attention to, in terms of the who

the board of trustees. and the way it was pitched was that this is a gesture of reconciliation. look at this poor guy, he suffered, yes, he might have been responsible for this, but wouldn't it by great if he came came back and was the head hoff she is jess cure of peace and reconciliation in terms of a university. and deep live divide the vietnamese people. some people said, yes, that is reconciliation, some people said, no, that's not reconciliation. read an op-ed in "the new york times" and said if this happened this is would actual reb come sillation. first he should to the village and apologize to survivors. give these people scholarships to the university. it's important have bob kerr glass chairman of the board of trustees for your university you want to reconcile with the past and what he did but a monument on the university to the people who died. never will happen. so five recommendations altogether, never heard back. and nothing ever died. i argue basically that it's universal that we want to rem

but is it more than a coincidence, biden's the picture is front and center on the board of trustee >> him choosing us is a grit honor >> late son was a 1991 penn graduate. he's made several stops in recent year, delivered the commencement speech in 13. last year launched the moon shot image. he was always here for his granddaughter's congratulations. graduation. >> he's to charismatic. even if you don't agree with him, i believe a lot of people are able to feel a connection with him. >> reporter: people connecting with the vice president at the flyers game this is a picture tweeted out by flyers saying thanks for joining us, joe biden. this cones on us. taking in an ice cream cone and he may have been good luck. i don't want to play spoiler but happy faces for flyers game and happy face here in university city, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thanks. >>> an international manhunt is underway for a tunisian man may have driven a truck into a christmas attack in berlin. killed 12 people and injured 48 others. germany authorities say they were concerned the suspect could carry out a

they're demanding that gary cohn step down from the board of trustees at the school. this is because cohn is the president of goldman sachs, met with donald trump, to discuss serving as the maybe energy secretary or some other job within the administration. there was a facebook page for this cause. on that facebook page it reads in part, we the students of au, will not let a man who endorses donald trump's hateful agenda remain in the position of leadership at our university. melissa: wonder if they remind whatever money he came to the school? connell: not a problem. melissa: when they are on the board they made some sort of donation. forget drones. pizza delivery by reindeer. turns out rudolph is not as reliable as he used to be. connell: what? ♪ (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. (both) yes! (vo) with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. and, just for the holidays, get a samsung galaxy s7 edge for only $15 per month. no trade-in required. i

but is it more than a coincidence, biden's the picture is front and center on the board of trustee >> him choosing us is a grit honor >> late son was a 1991 penn graduate. he's made several stops in recent year, delivered the commencement speech in 13. last year launched the moon shot image. he was always here for his granddaughter's congratulations. graduation. >> he's to charismatic. even if you don't agree with him, i believe a lot of people are able to feel a connection with him. >> reporter: people connecting with the vice president at the flyers game this is a picture tweeted out by flyers saying thanks for joining us, joe biden. this cones on us. taking in an ice cream cone and he may have been good luck. i don't want to play spoiler but happy faces for flyers game and happy face here in university city, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thanks. >>> an international manhunt is underway for a tunisian man may have driven a truck into a christmas attack in berlin. killed 12 people and injured 48 others. germany authorities say they were concerned the suspect could carry out a

of trustees particularly mike ourth president that the president of another company joined by tony gonzales and board president from la thank you and truly an honor to welcome the members of the press and the cultivate and business communities in 1865 alfred the specifying architect of the treasurer took a trip to san francisco ideas for a second u.s. mint the state of california was 15 years old acquired in sight for the federal government in 1868 fifth and mission was an unlikely site two wars okay a lot of bars (laughter) a few schools and some hotels chosen for the sandy soils it can bear the weight of the magnificent foundation and construction was in 1869 and finished in 1874 of $4 million in 1974 and around this time really important events changed not only the course of the building but the course of history san francisco had quarters in 1865 and across i bay the big bonanza silver streets near carson city nevada and the great chicago fire yielded the fire proof technology and it is powerful to think of the hands that made it large pail freckles and many shades of brown that was tru

ask this and all 7 trustees of the city college board of trustees the students of university of california, san francisco it came out to campaign so more students can join you in the fall and united educators and bobby lopez and others fro organizing this today colleagues, i want to take the opportunity for us to have a conversation here today what that means to make san francisco great and hopefully in our leadership to make that cry great by investing in our people. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, supervisor kim - thank you - >> (clapping.) >> thank you thank you, everyone and to members of the public i just want to remind you that we have a board rule there are no accountable impressions allowed in the chamber we go know your enthusiastic about free city college i ask you allow me and my colleagues to have this discussion you'll please hold our applause in our interested in the support wave our hand or interested in expressing your december approval thumps down but please allow us to have this conversation. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> want to a

the rider board of trustees is studying a possible consolidation to save money. westminster is a part of rider. they expect to finish the study early next year before making a decision. >>> people who live in grays ferry have a new place to buy affordable food. fresh grocer opened a store on grays ferry avenue. it has a deli bakery sells wine and beer. mayor jim kenney joined the ribbon cutting today. the store owners also donated $10,000 to the philadbundance food bank. >> ♪ >>> the story is new at 6:00 tonight and it is fascinating "talk philly" living history. well, almost living. it's a unique way for a south jersey communities to preserve its history and its heritage. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: brian is a plan on a mission. this talented chainsaw artist is working 20's feet in the air turning this historic 235-year-old oak tree into a masterpiece. the mighty oak the centerpiece of saw mill park in buena vista's richland section died last year. but residents didn't want that to be the end of the story. instead of chop

university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center of the board of trustees page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person very inspirational, it would be very cool to be on campus. >> nice guy definitely a fan. >> him choosing is us a great honor so honored to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> reporter: by hone lost his son beau who was a university of penn graduate to brain cancer last year plans to continue his effort to eradicate disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night the vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us tonight, joe biden, this coneys on us. it may have been good luck. the flyers beat capitols three -two, jan. >>> today is last day on the job for leader of the chester up land school district. gregory shannon submitted his resignation earlier this month he has accepted a position with the another school district. shannon has been chester up land's superintendent since 2013, school officials say the board and the community will participa

ask this and all 7 trustees of the city college board of trustees the students of university of california, san francisco it came out to campaign so more students can join you in the fall and united educators and bobby lopez and others fro organizing this today colleagues, i want to take the opportunity for us to have a conversation here today what that means to make san francisco great and hopefully in our leadership to make that cry great by investing in our people. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, supervisor kim - thank you - >> (clapping.) >> thank you thank you, everyone and to members of the public i just want to remind you that we have a board rule there are no accountable impressions allowed in the chamber we go know your enthusiastic about free city college i ask you allow me and my colleagues to have this discussion you'll please hold our applause in our interested in the support wave our hand or interested in expressing your december approval thumps down but please allow us to have this conversation. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> want to a

ask this and all 7 trustees of the city college board of trustees the students of university of california, san francisco it came out to campaign so more students can join you in the fall and united educators and bobby lopez and others fro organizing this today colleagues, i want to take the opportunity for us to have a conversation here today what that means to make san francisco great and hopefully in our leadership to make that cry great by investing in our people. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, supervisor kim - thank you - >> (clapping.) >> thank you thank you, everyone and to members of the public i just want to remind you that we have a board rule there are no accountable impressions allowed in the chamber we go know your enthusiastic about free city college i ask you allow me and my colleagues to have this discussion you'll please hold our applause in our interested in the support wave our hand or interested in expressing your december approval thumps down but please allow us to have this conversation. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> want to a

of trustees reports so in 10 years of federal revenue will go just to entitlement programs. so that is not need that is the main grab. of the budget committee. so that kind of evidence where virginia is a well-run stay. we don't want them to think we are anti-government then go by flowers. and education is in the constitution of the stage. we have to do that and we should do that. but i got pants on fire to say we debated on the salad bar. we did. go check again that we debated what is on the salad bar at your local school at the federal level. >> host: you say that vertical component returns governance to the stage. even if some of the implications and i thought that was an interesting point. the key is we are supposed to be a democratic republic. that just means there is a fair process and your a fiscal hawks use. and there is still free them. there is a large number of options. >> so i point out the federal government is the creation of the state is remarkable how few people realize and your point about the checks and balances with the prerogatives of the state. and the d

university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center of the board of trustee's page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person, very inspirational and it would be cool to see him on campus. >> definitely a fan. >> i'm so excited to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> reporter: by hone lost his son beau last year plans to continue his efforts to eradicate the disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us joe biden,, the cummis on us. flyers beat capitols three-two >>> meanwhile today is last day on the job for chester up land school district superintendent gregory shannon he has accepted a position with the another school district. he has been chester up land's superintendent since may 2013. school officials say school board and community will join in the search for shannon's successor. >>> well, travel by plane will get more complicated, for pennsylvania residents in 2018 , thanks to new identification guidelines from th

all members of the board of trustees for the university of north carolina system. cooper beat out conservative republican incumbent pat mccrory by only 10,000 votes. mccrory claimed fraud and challenged the outcome before conceding four weeks later. >> this is majority rule. we have elections. >> reporter: despite large republican majorities, leaders say they'll continue to be relevant in the state. the democrats call it a power grab. it makes for what will be an even more turbulent transition to mccrory's democratic successor. >> the question here of course, what do the democrats do in response? >> roy cooper has threatened to sue. it's yet to be seen where that goes. one thing to clarify, boris, there was already one bill signed into law yesterday which reshapes the way the election board is selected. the most restrictive one that we mentioned in the piece, where the senate would have to approve his cabinet appointments, that one is still on mccrory's desk at this hour. the question is will he sign it, making for a tougher and not so warm welcome for north caroli

of the board of trustees for the university of north carolina system. cooper beat out incumbent mccroriy by only 10,000 votes. mccrory didn't concede until four weeks later. despite rep rech an majorities leader says they are going to continue to be relevant in the state. but democrats call it a power grab. makes for what will be an even turbulencent transition to the successor. >> we did check it a few moments ago and that piece of legislation still has not been signed by governor pat mccrory meanwhile another piece was signed to require governor and lawmakers to share the appointments of members of the election board, john, so again that one already a law the question is what can roy cooper do, well, he's suggesting he will likely to have to take some of these lawmakers to court. >> thanks so much we appreciate it. back with our panel now. you also served in the legislature i believe in the state of goernl. state of georgia. there's sour grapes how is this not sour grapes democrats won the election and now republicans trying to change the rules after

all members of the board of trustees for the university of north carolina system. cooper beat out republican incumbent pat mckoiry by about 10,000 votes. mccrory claimed fraud. >> we have elections. >> reporter: leaders say they are going to continue to be relevant in the state, but democrats call it a power grab. his success or issued a statement late today reading "the court also have to clean up the mess that the legislature made. he plans to take this issue to court. this is highly divisive here in north carolina. you have some republican lawmakers who insist that this is a constitutional check and balance. the democratic counterparts say this is a last-minute power grab. wolf? >> polo, thank you very much. >> we have some other issues i want to review with you, cornell. we have to take a quick break and start our conversation in a moment. >>> we're following the breaking news with the president and ceo of the naacp. talking about a straip standard political power grab. just signed by the legislature that dramatically reduceds the power of the next governor roy

all members of the board of trustees for the university of north carolina system. cooper beat out the incouple bant by 10,000 votes, he claimed fraud and challenged the outcome before conceding four weeks later. >> this is majority rule, we have elections. >> leaders say they will continue to be relevant in the state, democrats call it a power grab, makes for what it will be more turbulent transition for the successor. >> this is fascinating to watch this. how are democrats expected to respond, are they planning anything? >> many of them are just watching to see what they can do. as for the governor elect, his options are to take them to court. he released a statement in part saying the courts will have to clean up the mess, the legislature made, those are his own words, making reference to the last process we saw in south carolina the bathroom bill. we're seeing a unwelcome mode taking place. >> it takes time from the governor's new leadership. >> turbulent transition. >> we appreciate the time. we have much more ahead in the newsroom. in just a moment, stay with

all members of the board of trustees for the university of north carolina system. cooper beat out conservative republican incumbent pat krctiomcquory by a narrow margin. >> this is a majority rule. we have elections. >> reporter: despite large republican majorities, leaders say they are going to continue to be relevant in the state, but democrats call it a power grab. it will be an even more turbulent transition for mccrory's successor. polo sandoval, cnn, atlanta. >>> there is new hope for people trying to get out of aleppo. according to a news outlet run by hezbollah, the syrian government may allow evacuations to continue there. volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection. what was that? i said, "delivering to you is always a special treat." oh. company, companionship, food... we all need those things. when we get in that spot in life, it's kind of nice to have 'em there. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one point four million meals to those in need. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty

the board of trustees. and the way it was pitched was that this is a gesture of reconciliation because look at this poor guy, he suffered, he might have been responsible for this, but wouldn't it be great if he came back and was the head of this gesture of peace and reconciliation in terms of a university. and really deeply divide the vietnamese people. some people said, yes, that's reconciliation, some people said, no, that's not. i wrote an on offed, i saidnd this -- bob kerry should go to the village and apologize to survivors. give theme people scholarships to the university. if it's important to have bob kerry that's chairman of the broader bashed of trustees for the university and you want to reconcile with the past and what he did, put a monument on the grounds of the universal to the people who died. never heard back. and the overall -- michigan ever -- nothing ever dies i argue that it's universal that we want to remember our owne humanity and forget the humanity of others and if we're go liberals

board of trustees, no stranger to the foundation, clifton truman daniel is the oldest grandson of president harry truman, the honorary chairman of the board of the truman library institute, the nonprofit partner to the truman presidential library in independence missouri. he is the nauthor of growing up my grandfather and dear harry, love bess, bess truman's l letteres from 1919 to 1993. he is the head of the board that has been vacant since his mother retired from our board. clinton, thank you for joining our board and thank you for being here today. clifton daniel truman. >> thank you, andy. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, truman scholars. i'm honored to be here and to be on the board. i am a little bit stunned, 19 years old, the first truman scholars. i was with my mother in independence, missouri, when the first truman scholarships were awarded in 1977. i was in college. i was sort of in awe of being in that group as my mother told me i should be. actually, the way she put it was, clifton, all of these young people are doing a lot better in college than you are. i will share a couple p

there try to block his ability uncappoint people to the board of trustees. we're still reading some of the deals they're pushing through. but this is their fear. i want the listeners to hear this, amy. they are afraid. they are fearful. they know that 58% of north carolinians want medicaid expansion. almost 80% of north carolinians want a living wage. this legislature would not even put it on the balance of north carolinians could vote on that. them and we have beat voter suppression. we have bebeen fed over reredist thing. they see this tide rising. they see if you look k at the pictures yesterday, black and white and latino people standing together in the deep south, and they know that if we have policy movement along with this kind of moral movements, it will not only energize north carolina, but it could energize the rest of the south and cause people to stand up and see we are no longer in the minority if we engage in real fusion politics. herrod politics. the christian story, herrod was so scared his power was going to be taken, that he engaged in the

where tillerson is a member of the board of trustees. he served as deputy secretary of defense during the clinton administration; nicholas burns was a career diplomat and former u.s. ambassador to nato. he's now a professor at harvard university; and steve coll is the author "private empire: exxon mobil and american power." he's also a staff writer for the "new yorker" magazine, and the dean of the journalism school at columbia university. welcome all three of you back to the program. steve coll, to you first, you wrote in "the new yorker" this weekend, that mr. tillerson's life, you said has been shaped by to institutions, the boy scouts and exxonmobile, a company you describe as ruthless and unusually aggressive. is that a contradiction? >> no. i think he comes from the standard oil tradition of ruthless business competition rooted in strong-- strong values and a kind of adherence to the rule of law, modeled by john d. rockefeller, the original founder of standard oil. i think the most important part of his career is that it's all been

of trustees within 14 years and everything the fed touches, in ten years all federal revenues will two to just those entitlement programs. we won't have a dollar left for the military, education, transportation, et cetera, that's not me. that's the best data up here. it's the main graph, evidence. we are not antigovernment. if you want flowers at the local level, vote on it. go buy flowers, right, if you want a well-run state with good transportation, good education, by the way, education is in the constitution of the state. an excellent education. it's in the -- we have to do that. we should do that, but the fed, i got pants on fire. we did, i don't know how they founded to be false, go check again, you guys. we debate it. at the lookal school and federal level. >> you have mention of checks and balances, you make an interesting point. >> even if some of the implications a few conservatives may not like and i thought that was an interesting point and that was the case. >> that's right. >> if the people vote, right, the key is we are supposed to be a democratic republic. that doesn't m

university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center on the board of trustees page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person, very inspirational, and very cool to see him on campus. >> nice guy, definite the liz a fan. >> it is great honor and so excited to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> biden lost his son beau biden a u penn graduate to brain cancer last year and plans to continue his efforts to eradicate the disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night the vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us tonight joe biden, this coneys on us. he may have been good luck too , flyers beat the capitols three-two. >>> meanwhile one local educator is moving on with his career, today is last day on the job for chester upland school district superintendent gregory shannon. shannon has accepted a position with another school district, he has been chester upland's superintendent since 2013. school officials say they will have an interim superintendent in place next mon

ask this and all 7 trustees of the city college board of trustees the students of university of california, san francisco it came out to campaign so more students can join you in the fall and united educators and bobby lopez and others fro organizing this today colleagues, i want to take the opportunity for us to have a conversation here today what that means to make san francisco great and hopefully in our leadership to make that cry great by investing in our people. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, supervisor kim - thank you - >> (clapping.) >> thank you thank you, everyone and to members of the public i just want to remind you that we have a board rule there are no accountable impressions allowed in the chamber we go know your enthusiastic about free city college i ask you allow me and my colleagues to have this discussion you'll please hold our applause in our interested in the support wave our hand or interested in expressing your december approval thumps down but please allow us to have this conversation. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> want to a

my name is bridget davila and i'm on the board of trustees for city college. i am very proud to hold that position and i know that from this last election and when i ran city college is' reloved institution in -- beloved institution in san francisco. i meet with a lot of trustees and nobody has the city support that we do and i know you know we haven't been a perfect storm of problems over the last few years and this is such a ray of light now to have free city college, and i just want to make sure that you understand how important it is to plan in advance. this is why we need this to go forward to the board of directors. we need to plan in advance so that we can start offering free city college in the fall. now, i also want to mention my day job and professor at san francisco state university and i teach a critical thinking class and we went over false dilemmas and i think it's a false dilemma to create this option of it has to be monies have to be dedicated towards sanctuary or another area opposed to city college. i know we have capable supervisors and you

my name is bridget davila and i'm on the board of trustees for city college. i am very proud to hold that position and i know that from this last election and when i ran city college is' reloved institution in -- beloved institution in san francisco. i meet with a lot of trustees and nobody has the city support that we do and i know you know we haven't been a perfect storm of problems over the last few years and this is such a ray of light now to have free city college, and i just want to make sure that you understand how important it is to plan in advance. this is why we need this to go forward to the board of directors. we need to plan in advance so that we can start offering free city college in the fall. now, i also want to mention my day job and professor at san francisco state university and i teach a critical thinking class and we went over false dilemmas and i think it's a false dilemma to create this option of it has to be monies have to be dedicated towards sanctuary or another area opposed to city college. i know we have capable supervisors and you

ask this and all 7 trustees of the city college board of trustees the students of university of california, san francisco it came out to campaign so more students can join you in the fall and united educators and bobby lopez and others fro organizing this today colleagues, i want to take the opportunity for us to have a conversation here today what that means to make san francisco great and hopefully in our leadership to make that cry great by investing in our people. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, supervisor kim - thank you - >> (clapping.) >> thank you thank you, everyone and to members of the public i just want to remind you that we have a board rule there are no accountable impressions allowed in the chamber we go know your enthusiastic about free city college i ask you allow me and my colleagues to have this discussion you'll please hold our applause in our interested in the support wave our hand or interested in expressing your december approval thumps down but please allow us to have this conversation. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> want to a

the board of trustees and to talk to an old friend, sarah for facilitating this visit. after my opening remarks i intend to invite mike colleague from our energy strategy department to take us through some of the key findings from our oil outlook which was just released last month at the abu dhabi conference. let me say we are honored sierra to be here and thank you for fulfilling our pledge when we last met. i think before the vienna meetings you did promise that he would give us this opportunity to come and share with colleagues here. before coming here i had to look at the last month and i was pleased to see that recently you hosted two very prominent members of the opec family. .. of the board within his country and globally. although he has now retired, but he's not tired as you can see him walking every morning, taking some jogs. guiding the country and organization in the energy cycles he has tirelessly devoted his efforts to promote the stability and growth in the international oil industry. in 1985 when he was the ceo and have followed and worked with him close

i maytell the board of trustees . and that led to an uptown warning and in her defense, the attorney general said i'm not going to ask you about anything privileged. you are not a target so she also showed up for the grand jury testimony. as their lawyer, she was later called by the attorney general's office against those folks and on behalf of the university waived the privilege and she was representing that individual and as you can imagine the whole thing blew up. she's no longer with the university and the charges to those three gentlemen that were derived from her grand jury testimony fell to a lower court and that's something that i get all the time. i work with the team every day, they say can you work with the cfo with these clients meeting everybody every day and then you have to, as part of asking these questions to be represented and that's why it brings in. >> obviously during this next! if i can't represent this employee, if i'm representing a corporation what should the relationship be? you've shifted th