Years. You are asking me what it is to be a palestinian. I think that in very simple terms it is a lack of identity. If this man finds a place, and anchor, he will always be the safest. This is the human rights. To be a palestinian is to accept the toughest love wherever you happen to be without a real sense of belonging. Strictly speaking you are wherever you are at the goodwill of the country that is accepting view. They tend to look at him as a suspect because he does not have an identity in the sense that he does not have a country. He is stateless. They have come from haifa and jaffa and jerusalem. First in 1948 as their land was occupied. They fled again in 67 and in 70 and in 78. Each time new hostilities had forced them to seek new shelter. Some have been refugees for 30 years. Some were born as refugees. No matter where they came from or where they now live these , people think of themselves as palestinians first and most have but one dream, to return to their homes in palesti
Translator today the session of the diet adjourned. The legislation and budget passed during the diet session will expand the benefit to those taking off from jobs. 100 support to infertility treatment, increase the benefits to singleparent households which will all help to realize a society in which all citizens participate actively. What we want to do is to put a brake on the trend of society with few children and create a society where everyone can find Meaningful Life to pave the way for a future where all citizens actively participate, we want to make a big step forward. I think this diet session was to make a challenge to the future. On the other hand, the economy of emerging countries and developing countries are slowing down, and the Global Economy is facing a huge risk. This notion was shared by the group of 7 nations leaders when we met in iseshima last week. The kumamoto earthquake has hit hard the economy and lives of the people, including tourism, agriculture, and Manufact
Year that goes to support faculty and also scholarship support and other things. And those are things, i think institutions have to look at, is to come up with creative ways that fund the operation of the university thats not on the backs of students by imp si increasing tuition every year. Those are the kinds of things we need to do. Diversity to us is on every single dimension. It means that we have a diver diversity of income backgrounds of our students. It means that we have a diversity of representations of underrepresented minorities. It mean wes have a diversity of our age of the students that are here and a diversity of the countries that our students come from. So theres probably not a dimension that we dont look at, when it comes to diversity. Because we believe that the exposure of our students to this kind of a diverse culture within this university can only be beneficial in the longterm when they leaf the university. We achieve it simply by working hard to recruit and find
That is not a good legislation. I dont get it. But thank you, senator durbin, thank you senator warren. In addition to that point, i would like to make the point that theres i think that we have to really make this more of a national discussion, how are we going to help american families, middle class families and really all families be able to afford college . If you look at the top 100 high paid ceos in our country, their salaries start at 18,700,000. They go all the way up, a company who manufactures a drug to fight hepatitis, he makes 180 million a year. Why cant we have some kind of tax on multimillionaires, because how in the world do you need that much money, in one year for for example. Some kind of tax that if you start making over a certain amount of money that theres a tax that will somehow help fund colleges. All right, kathy. Mr. Steinmetz . Ill just comment on the second point about the affordability, because i really think it again, we have talked got it a few times, in
Phoenix to new york, protesters rally for a thirdstraight night in the wake of the eric garner and Michael Brown decision. Seeking shelter before the storm thousands flock to Higher Ground as a powerful typhoon takes aim at the philippines good morning to you. Welcome to Al Jazeera America thank you for joining us this saturday morning. Breaking news overnight an american held hostage and yemen was killed during a commando raid to rescue him. U. S. Special forces stormed an area to find luke summers. Yemeni Officials Say they were going to dill him today. It came kill him today. It came after pleading by his family for his release. You have Allen Schauffler live in seattle. First, we begin with Ross Shimabuku in our studios. How was he killed . It was a daring attempt to rescue luke sumers for the second time. He and a South African hostage were killed by a captive during the raid to free them. This morning president obama released a statement saying during the raid commandos stormed t