so, what's the renowned spiritual leader of the buddhists of tibet really like? we asked seth doane to find out. >> the 14th dalai lama. >> the world 'most celebrated monk, nobel peace prize winner and spiritual leader of six million tibet tan buddhists, with a message of compassion and nonviolence so meaningful, and so cool, he's been featured in an apple ad. though we'd arrange to meet him it still seemed a bit other worldly to see the dalai lama. >> your holiness. >> nice to meet you. known to cast off formality and did. the 81-year-old immediately accepted a little support. we met in poland where his busy schedule would allow to discuss the book of joy. it's based on series of conversations he had with equally celebrated friend. >> i saw this picture. it's great. you look like you're going to kiss him. >> i told you once, shhh, behave like a holy man. >> his coauthor is south africa retired archbishop desmond tutu a pillar of his make's struggle against apartheid. the book they wrote with editor douglas abrams explores a topic appropriate to the season. how t

in tibet, i studied with a lama who was master of the mystic arts. master, can these things be real? did you not see them with your own eyes? is it not possible that the lama put them into our minds... grasshopper, would you please gather some of the fruit? i have known of such things. never as you will soon know them. to be effective... ...one must act with forthrightness and great force. but what is to be gained from such a course... ...if the end one is embarked upon is a righteous action? it flows the way of the tao. forces are in motion to which we cannot add... ...from which we cannot subtract. do i know you? i am kwai chang caine. you knew i would come? what is it you wish? for a dead man to find rest. did you ever know your grandfather, mr. caine? i met him only once. yes. oh, no, i don't think so. he was a laborer. a stonemason. hammer and chisel and stone. his eyes were bloodshot from stone chips. his hands were calloused, dirty. you offered him a great deal. mr. caine, you are an abomination. do you think i want your understanding? your co

another emergency car, driving past an iicident on the highway and if you don't move over, you can get a tibet. and greenwood village is heading it up. an accident and the car mangled and -- this was the result. listen. >> there are occasions where they'll be coming really close at high speeds. some of it is there is other traffic and they can't merge. just ask that they slow down at that point in time. >> and you just heard it. if there's traffic and can't get out of the way, slow down. the officers will understand. fortunately, the officer from alive, but we have seen worse. >>> defer police are changing the way they use social media. some are not happy about it. >> no longer posting on next door or facebook. going to go to pocket gov for it. some say it's a mistake, but the dpd said it's a more transparent to do it. it's taking too many resource with all the social media. >> better employees. . >> the department is testing this on district three in denver with plans to go department-wide at the beginning of next year. >>> elton john is coming to colorado. colorado springs is going to be one

he keeps talking about dropping the one-china policy, it's not just taiwan it's shopping congress, tibet, they face all these places that they think are parts of their country they don't want breaking off. it's not only about taiwan though taiwan is the most important. they could militarize these islands on the south china seas and declare they will be controlling the air space and sea waters. they could get more aggressive on cyber. so this elbow throwing, this is the new normal. charles: four years and eight years is a long time for this tough talk to go back and forth. do you foresee a worse case scenario? >> city was lucky enough to spends time on whitby island. i sat down the admiral. he was center clear. charles: we have to wrap it up. another worst case scenario, we are not going to a war with china. the worst case scenario is they will do cyber or affect us with trade. charles: the dowsets another record. chris stuart says don't believe everything you hear and read about russia and our election. charles: a trums transition source telling fox news trump is delaying an announcement

that americans always whenever i've met with the chinese with those issues to do with it to that -- tibet i had no idea what have been daily know what i read about basically questioning the issue of our relationships with taiwan. as part of the normalization we had the taiwan relations act as part of the agreement but what was the intent of the phone call? >> dr. kissinger did president elect ask you to go to china? did he ask you to deliver a message? >> [laughter] i of course, was aware of and is thinking and he knew that i was going but not as a presidential emissary but as a trap i had planned many months earlier. >> were you surprised that he accepted a call? do you think that is in the interest of sound and productive u.s. china relations? >> as part of the shanghai communique, so of the clear advantages and obligations obligations, i will not separate my views from the shanghai communique from established procedure. also, at this moment, uh call reaction of the of leadership of the determination to see if a dialogue can be developed. but it is no question that the policy of opening

there are a lot of areas where where we have tensions with the south china sea and tibet and human rights. my view is that the obama administration has done a pretty reasonably good job of cooperating with china where there is room for that cooperation. and managing the tensions that exist in the relationship. i do know this. it is extraordinarily important that the united states and china have the best possible relationship that they can important to both countries. i think that's the way i would approach this. and you need to approach it as a whole and not in discreet elements of the relaonship. >> and final foreign policy question for you. it has to do with israel and the american embassy. apparently donald trump is serious about actually moving the embassy to jerusalem. what are the upsides and downsides if he goes through with this decision in. >> the downsides are you have to get along with a heck of a lot of arab countries surrounding israel with whom the united states has interests and relationships. that is snag runs counter to improving nose relationships or maintaining the rela

it's silent over tibet, it's silent over the ukraine, it's silent over israel. nobody should take the ukraine seriously on this issue. >> the iranians have been building on palestinian territory. and the world has said to the palestinians, be patient. eventually the world will change. if you were in a relationship with anybody, and they have a bad habit for 50 years, let's say yelling over someone with arguments, right? and they refused to change. if someone said to you, look, be patient. they'll change. would you put up with that? it's not just the united nations that has this position. it's every country in the world that's speaking at the united nations, the british, the french, the russians, the americans, everybody around the world except for the right wing radical fringe in israel believes that they need to stop colonizing territory. >> in 2001, israel offered to end all settlements and the occupation, give the palestinians a state. they said no and killed 4,000 people. in 2008, omer said to the palestinian leadership, we'll give you even more. the palesti

had to whenever i met with the chinese was to explain our human rights policies and issues to do with tibet which is a little different than kind of questioning for seeming -- i mean i have no idea what happened i only know what i read. but basically questioning the issue of what our relationship with taiwan is. the question is, as part of president carter's normalization, we did have the taiwan relations act that was part of the agreement. but the question is, what was the intent of the phone call. mr. orlins: dr. kissinger, did president-elect trump ask you to go to china? [laughter] mr. orlins: did he ask you to deliver a message to the chinese? kissinger: no. i was, of course, aware of some of his thinking and he knew that i was going but i was not going as a residential emissary. i was going on a trip that i had planned many months earlier. -- orlins: were you asked surprised that he accepted a call? do you think that is in the productiveund in u.s.-china relations? dr. kissinger: i was one of the drafters of the shanghai communique and so there are that promises of clear obligations a

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ultraliberal english teacher who would talk about throwing himself naked on the side of a mountain in tibet. i was so disgusted. neil: by the image? >> i would routinely go to the vice principal's office and hear me coming and slam her door before i got there. neil: kennedy about the naked teacher. could i switch gears, if you don't mind? >> please. neil: the market is going nuts. you see this? >> yeah. neil: we're about the 2 1/2% away from 20,000. >> unreal. neil: unreal. what is doing this. >> funny, we sat here on election night and you saw the futures indices. neil: that was you on election night? i knew it. you brought the magic markers. >> i did. neil: yes, you did. >> you're so sharp i need ad bucket of sharpies to keep up. neil: you. >> we saw the markets tanking. neil: but you very early on, memory serves me right you didn't buy the immediate reaction. >> no. it didn't take long for the markets to say, wait a second, we'll see an uptick in manufacturing. oh, we're going to see tax cuts. we're going to see some big regulations rolled back. neil: right. >> to increase at least consu

that americans always whenever i've met with the chinese with those issues to do with it to that -- tibet i had no idea what have been daily know what i read about basically questioning the issue of our relationships with taiwan. as part of the normalization we had the taiwan relations act as part of the agreement but what was the intent of the phone call? >> dr. kissinger did president elect ask you to go to china? did he ask you to deliver a message? >> [laughter] i of course, was aware of and is thinking and he knew that i was going but not as a presidential emissary but as a trap i had planned many months earlier. >> were you surprised that he accepted a call? do you think that is in the interest of sound and productive u.s. china relations?

had to whenever i met with the chinese was to explain our human rights policies and issues to do with tibet which is a little , different than kind of questioning for seeming -- i mean i have no idea what happened i only know what i , read. but basically questioning the issue of what our relationship with taiwan is. the question is, as part of president carter's normalization, we did have the taiwan relations act that was part of the agreement. but the question is, what was the intent of the phone call. mr. orlins: dr. kissinger, did president-elect trump ask you to go to china? [laughter] dr. kissinger: no. mr. orlins: did he ask you to deliver a message to the chinese? dr. kissinger: no. not in this sense. i was, of course, aware of some of his thinking and he knew that i was going but i was not going as a residential emissary. i was going on a trip that i had planned many months earlier. mr. orlins: were you surprised that he accepted a call? -- accepted a call from thailand? -- from taiwan customer do you that is -- do you think that is in the interest of sound and productive u.s.-china

china, occupying tibet, and new zealand, ethnic cleansing and creating their own country. what hypocrisy. >> prime minister netanyahu may go more hard line after this and there's a less chance of peace or is there a glimmer of hope when donald trump take office? >> you can't undo a u.n. resolution. the president has deliberately tied the hands of his successor. it makes it much harder for president trump to bring about piece -- peace. you have two guys who love to be the guys to make peace and did it on israel terms with good security, protecting israel. i'm always an optimist and israel, a pessimist is one who says things are so bad, things can't get worse and an optimist says yes, it can. >> we appreciate you coming in. >>> should professors be armed on campus to protect students? one sheriff's department is about to make that happen at one university. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> the university's professor will tell us more about the program when he joins us live next. >>> and several performers say they won't take the s

improve customer experience insured and fulfillment cycles, we should be willing to do that because tibet's earlier point, that is part of our core mission to really make sure we are taking care of customers. we have a couple of partnerships already. i'm really excited. there's an opportunity to do some play to better serve their customers. >> you know, but this antichrist cometh they are partners, competitors and clients. said there is pre-elements and i'm always clear that you are one in three at the same time. just now in all three banks with lots of collaboration. we have a number of partnerships that we consider mediated ourselves with online consumer lending. i think it's all around understanding the companies that they were built from the client backwards, so there is a lot to learn not only in the core capabilities, but just in the philosophy and partnering makes them better. i just think it is a world in which we live in a concentric circle and we just watch each other very carefully and work together and figure it out. those who said their anti-bank, they are not our partners. >>