be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

eon the top right you are lookig down into the privy before we excavate it. we do this intend t 10-12 20 centimeter increments. the bottom right, this is on the north side of that thomanotomas. these are what the old structures look like. this is what they look like when we see them. also we included a photograph. you are really seeing the boy on the bottom left of where of would beryl had been buried here. you can see where the remnants of the wood around the outside and the hoops that would have held it together. we have removed the artifacts. you could see were the feature was located. these are primarily in santa. that is what it looks like in the field for us as we are excavating. all of these items are in the exhibit at to a one mission right now. this is what is coming out of those features that we just showed you. these are all from the historic address of 47 mina. this was a historic laundromat. the workers also lived at the laundry where they worked. these are things that we are recovering from the rear yard. these are pretty utilitarianism stone wh

late seventy's hundreds if you use the word privacy it meant you had to use the bathroom or use the privy as they call privacy was never used in the same way as it is used today to describe what's personally yours or what you can do with your personal time and our founding fathers included in the bill of rights a right to privacy then they would have just in shrines in the constitution the right for all of us to use the bathroom at least in the language of that day and while that's important it's hardly worth mentioning in our nation's founding documents which is why the fourth amendment which does guarantee our right to what you and i do they call privacy referred to it as security the fourth amendment says the government can't come barging into your life can't come into your home or examine your person or read your papers at least and less at least one no witness swear that they have enough evidence that you've committed a crime and there's probable cause to issue a search warrant and only when that warrant is issued can they invade your privacy . specifically the fourth amendment reads

if youou become frustrated because they are not understanding yr insider conversations not privy to what a p.r. push is -- >> o or they are too smart to want one that is too obvious or too old school. tell me quicickly. do you work witith other smalall businesses? if you are not a kimberly-clar. >> yes, fo sure. we are a very tiered compy and we want to make sure there a are services across e board. we are more evangelist abt thisehavioior, about finng people with a live and gaging them. not only focusing around the small grououp of a-listst people but going very y deep. >> it is a newew wor and am glad we found y. you want to make sure y your clients are portrayed ievery cornerf the digital space. chris abraham of abraham harris anks for joining us. stick with us. local real-estate and what it means fo you. >> we just got through another week in that gray area between economics and politicss with an appopointment at the consumer protecon financial bureau. it was predidicted by our very own friend kate andersen browewerho is herfrom bloloomberg, and we welcome to theoundtable sara kehaul

official statement, and as i understand it, our staff has not seen the official statement, so we are not privy to the terms of the bond or the proposed bond, and there are issues for me as a director, which include the scope and budget of each rauch and hal the repayment will be allocated among those. frankly, the last thing would be that we should not really close with a lease terms until the bond actually closes. thank you. chairman nolan: anyone else but like to come forward on all items 11 through 15? seeing none. that afternoon. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, vice chairman lee, secretary. i just want to commend those with the revenue finance bond issuance. as you have heard, the garages are in dire need of a lot of capital improvements, and the corporation has actually tried to submit capital improvements at the annual budget reviews, but unfortunately, it gets denied. the denials deal with the structural facility assessments, which i understand are now being drafted. there are six issues that were identified by the parking corporations, and we have come to a conclusion that these are

we have not designed their networks, we're not privy to their internal data. our role is to simply look at this. there may be someone else at at&t who can address that but that was not within our task. supervisor campos: that raises the question of what is the relevance of that because you do have in the guidelines that are promulgated if section 8.1, one of the things that is identified is the desire of a co-location. so i'm wondering what at&t has to say in response to that. >> and i'll turn the microphone back to at&t. but let me point out there, i think ms. rodgers was right on when she said that those are separate issues. one is, is there necessity, is the system, as presently configured, running at capacity, and that's a separate issue from how you go about identifying a site that can overcome that and provide additional capacity. >> if you don't understand mind, supervisor, i have gordon, can answer that for you. here. >> good afternoon, i'm gordon spencer with at&t. i guess it's kind of a general question but there are several aspects that go into the

>> i have not been privy to all the discussions on those changes. what i would say from talking to the america's cup organizing committee and the folks working on the sponsorship and fundraising side, there are optimistic about reaching their goals. part of the challenge has been putting together a picture of what is people are buying into as sponsors or giving money as philanthropic donations. i think we are helping out forward in terms of moving forward. here is what the project looks like. i think as you know, coming back to the board, there is an initial target of $12 million of philanthropic fund raising that the acoc is charged a phrasing. there will demonstrate that $12 million to say we will continue to raise funds. i do not want to conflate the corporate sponsorship peace with the philanthropic peace. that is part of the cooperation between the organizing committee and the event authority. making sure they are not stepping on each other's toes. we want to make sure that -- local funders who could give to the philanthropic pace, that comes t

with the federal government in the executive branch that are in positions with access and that are privy to information that could be used to personally benefit those individuals. we're looking at ways that the senate can work on that language, strengthen that language so the same rules apply to those individuals. kate? >> what do you say to the symbolic vote that members already could not benefit from the information and this is just political advantageous for everybody -- >> i tell you, i have begun to read the book that gave raise to some of the broadcast of this issue. and certainly i think that there is, you know, activity that exists, that could certainly be characterized in a negative light and lend itself to the public's believing that their elected representatives are operating in a way that benefits themselves. so if that's the case, i think we need to make darn sure that people across this country know that members of congress and others are not using information that they gained because of their position for personal gain. so, again, that's what i would say to the people who

heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about these sessions if i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best to bring you all of that and i will be here be your intrepid reporter until then back to. what some international news in brief now syria has agreed to extend the mandate of the arab league observers mission by month the mission was set up at the end of last year to monitor the regime's compliance with the league's plan to end the violence that they just reports claim sixty people were killed in until government protests across syria on tuesday and the u.n. says more than five thousand people have died in the last two months almost two hundred. syrian forces have arrested scores of suspected members of the most group during raids in the country's northern city of qana bako around sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the second friday which at least one hundred five people died due to the group is considered the most violent radical organization not your response times and that's last year. hundreds of demo

this hour on the streets of new york and i think you carrie will be privy to electronic eyes as the city's police have proposes to install body scanners throughout the big apple. and a group of ukrainian women go back to basics to air their grievances adding any damage right now what they are demanding an apology for. anger on the streets is rife in romania as massive protests demand an answer to government cuts higher taxes and corruption at the top demonstrators have been clashing with riot police hurley's stones and pepper bombs with their range mainly focused on the president some sixty people have been injured and violent rallies began last week over a highly unpopular health bill which has since been withdrawn artie's dumbarton reports from the capital bucharest. night and day they come to scream their defiance biting austerity and the feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence. here for the pain of their mean people the pain of the entire country for twenty two years all they have done is destroyed the entire country our youth has no future the

people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are really about talking about the impact of democracy the. people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos and russian representatives for us also have something on the discourse to tell the of the business. in the business bulletin in twenty eleven emerging markets suffered the biggest capital outflow since the onset of the crisis in two thousand and eight and russia of course was no exception more than eighty four billion dollars left the country last year but speaking and down both the head of the country's direct investment told business that negative trend may reverse after the march presidential election details in about five minutes. the russian that progress spacecraft has launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan but it's not on its way to the international space station it's the firs

people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press aren't privy to at all but some are they're really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's it will have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lester here and. now a year after the ousting of egypt's hosni mubarak cairo's iconic central square has been occupied once again because of protesters have gathered to call for the interim military government to immediately relinquish power thousands have been recent most troops clamp down on several demonstrations americans currently on trial to decide on some other guys are still strains a new parliament elected from the constitution while the military is to reign supreme mubarak era state emergency law has finally been lifted gyptian the author and to make up for the risk says that change is little. i don't see it as being that big of a shift i mean we lived under military rule for thirty years and t

leaders and heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about recession i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best for you all of that and i will be your intrepid reporter. what are some international news in brief now for you syria has agreed to extend the mandate of the arab league observer mission by a month mission was set up at the end of last year to monitor the regime's compliance with leeks plan to end the violence there were reports claim sixty people were killed in antigovernment protests across the country on tuesday and. thousand people died in the last months of the last. and i jury and forces have arrested scores of suspected members of an islamist group or two in raids in the country's northern city of kano the boko haram sect said it carried out a series of bombings in the city on friday which at least one hundred eighty. the group is considered the most violent radical organization in like you responsible for the thousand deaths last year. hundreds of demonstrators in argentina were met by riot police as a protest

people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are if they're really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos. and the russian representatives at the forum in davos also have something on for this course in the business. and in the business bulletin board does russian business dream about the most that's right cheap all loans now that dream may come true speaking at the world economic forum in davos they had a new state agency tells business r.t. loans might become three times less expensive for russian exports details join me in about ten minutes c about. russian the progress spacecraft has launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan there's no one its way to the international space station this is the first space flight of twenty twelve is expected to reach the us this after

heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about these sessions i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best every all of that and i will be your intrepid reporter until that. while business heavyweights in switzerland discuss ways to patch up the global economy emerging markets continue to make them up. from a business that. will look at the birth that are surging around the world with findings show that russia is lagging behind not only its brics peers but also the majority of new countries joining for more and other stories and other things. look at some other international headlines now syria has agreed to extend the arab league observers mission by a month it was set off last year one of the regime's compliance with the leaks plan to end the violence then it's reports claim sixty people were killed and government protests across syria queues the. u.n. says more than five thousand people have died in the last ten months of rest. nigerian forces have arrested scores of suspected members of an islamist group during raids i

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still be speaking not only on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are they're really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos. but progress spacecraft has launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan and is now on its way to the international space station this is the first space flight of twenty twelve it's expected to reach the softer to the journey the cargo ship is carrying more than two and a whole tons of fuel food in the equipment as well as personal packages for crew members from their families there are currently six people stationed at the r.s.s. monitoring and conducting scientific experiments. there are some world news in brief for you this hour and eighteen a story building has collapsed in the center of rio de janeiro say that people are dead and up to eleven could still be trapped u

plan that they claim is curbing freedom just on the streets of new york anything you carry will be privy to the tronic eyes as the city's police had proposes to install body scanners throughout the big apple. and a group of ukrainian women go back to basics to air their grievances at the indian embassy in kenya find out what they are demanding an apology for at r.t. dot com. sic a look at some other stories from around the world the captain of the stricken italian cruiser has a bit of making an educational error the cause the vessel to run aground killing at least eleven. is accused of multiple manslaughter and abandoning his ship before passengers were evacuated to safety meanwhile italian authorities are implementing a selvedge operation to pump more than two thousand tons of petrol from the vessels fuel tanks and fears of an environmental catastrophe. prime minister of pakistan has arrived in the country's supreme court to face contempt charges after his failure to reopen a corruption investigation against the president use of residue on long refused to initiate a probe on the grounds

heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about me sessions that i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best to bring all of that the forum starts tomorrow and i will be here be your intrepid reporter until then talk to you tomorrow back to you guys. that was the host of capital account the lovely laura lister in davos switzerland. and that's our show thanks for tuning in feel free to follow me on twitter at cover and delta and as always follow lauren lauren lyster and give us feedback on our show at youtube dot com slash capital account on them you can feed us and from everyone here a couple of town goodnight. wealthy british style. that's no time to write. in a pretty high. market find. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports on our t.v. . the top stories from our team moscow tens of thousands of egyptians are back on tahrir square to mark a year since the uprising that toppled president mubarak's thirty year rule but i

heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about me sessions that i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best to bring you all of that the forum starts tomorrow and i will be here be your intrepid reporter until then talk to you tomorrow back to you guys that was the host of capital account the lovely lower lister in davos switzerland. and that's our show thanks for tuning in feel free to follow me on twitter at cover and delta and as always follow lauren lauren lyster and give us feedback on our show at youtube dot com slash capital account of the music of phoenix and from everyone here a couple of pounds good night. to. find me you'll be in the midst of. people calling like you said for free and fair elections. and we're still reporting from the clinton as you can hear behind me loud explosions that lead. me to this she. really i mean. they gave. there are those who desperately need it to survive. misspoken who has a ton of money to one look. for gold in the fish. on the suppresses the prize the rights of the food for. new

heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about me sessions that i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best to bring all of that the forum starts tomorrow and i will be here be your intrepid reporter until then talk to you tomorrow back to you guys that was the host of capital account the lovely laura lister in davos switzerland. and that's our show thanks for tuning in feel free to follow me on twitter at covering delta and as always follow lauren howard lauren lyster and give us feedback on our show at youtube dot com slash capital account on the menu for us and from everyone here a couple of pounds good night. the assembly leader moammar gadhafi on ballers n.t.t. authority in the town of bani walid saying that the administration on period is now in their hands busy comes just a day after a bloody battle between transitional council forces and local militias claimed at least five miles. to moscow freelance an extension a true hero believe mission in syria in the circumstance six gold states withdraw their support pressuri

i'm not privy to everything that's being discussed as next steps the way that it's going to proceed from now on i think you're going to see a lot of sort of smaller groups planning longer campaigns with a particular actions that are to be branded with the sort of messaging of occupy. and assuming we lose the camp you know we will still take some collective actions but i think there also just be a sort of mushroom ing of lots of different limited limited style occupations but i think what you've seen in what has happened in oakland and in other cities isn't a typical that you know after losing a park people try to move on take an abandoned building and use that as a staging ground for sort of spring campaign let me just ask you about i guess what could be seen as a sort of housekeeping matters and that is i'm sure you've seen this over the last couple weeks and maybe a month or so there's been a lot more attention paid to the garbage in the rats that have been building nasty macpherson square and at freedom plaza. i know that the first time that in new york they threaten to kick the prote

leaders and heads of state and central bankers exactly what they're talking about recession i may not be privy to but that is what i'm going to try and do i'm going to do my best for you all of that and i will be your intrepid reporter until day. while business heavyweights in switzerland discuss ways to patch up the global economy emerging markets continue to make their mark on that from a business that's now. well in business so entrepreneurs are thirteen around the world but finding show of russia's lagging behind not only is brics peers but also the majority of countries will find out why you know there's of course. some international news in brief now syria has agreed to extend the mandate of the arab league observer mission by a month mission was set up at the end of last year to monitor the regime's compliance of the league's plan to end the violence that makes this report scream sixty people were killed in anti-government protests across syria on tuesday and the u.n. says more thousand people died in the last ten months of the rest of the country. nigerian forces have arrested scores o

freedom online that you can find how this time the streets of new york anything you carry will be privy to electronic i at the city's police had the poses to install body scanners throughout the big apple. also a group of ukrainian women go back to basics air their grievances at the indian embassy in kiev find out why they're there are demanding an apology at our t.v. dot com. it's. down the official. one called talks from the. video. and. now in the palm of your. machine on. the d.n.a. of a woman has been found on a gun that killed russian journalist on the point of course the sensational discovery has been made during forensic analysis five years after her death the main sauce fact chechen born for stomach more than of was arrested in twenty eleven after several years on the run but the latest analysis has now baffled the investigation that's even believe the expert who carried out the procedure five years ago. we have the whole case up a blind alley on the political scale was shot dead in her apartment building in two thousand and six in what became one of the most high profile murde

that the claim is curbing freedom this time on the streets of new york and i think you carrie will be privy to electronic eyes as the city's police have proposals to install by scanners throughout the big apple. and a group of ukrainian women go back to basics to air their grievances at any damage seen can find out what they are demanding an apology for at and t. dot com. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world the captain of the stricken italian cruiser has admitted making a navigational error that caused the vessel to run aground killing at least eleven francesco's contain zero is a key. multiple manslaughter and abandoning ship before passengers were evacuated to safety meanwhile italian authorities are implementing itself a job aeration to pump more than two thousand tons of petrol from the vessels fuel tanks and fears of an environmental catastrophe. the prime minister of pakistan appeared in the country's supreme court today to face contempt charges after his failure to reopen a corruption investigation against the president use of raza gilani along refused t

meetings behind closed doors that i am not aware of and definitely not privy do because he's not officially on the program until tomorrow so there wasn't a whole lot of buzz about that that as far as i could see here in davos but i'll get back to you as soon as i hear more ok go i can't wait to hear that day but in the meantime today he's having all closed doors meetings tomorrow he'll finally be giving a speech that's open to the press to we have any idea what exactly it is that he might be saying you know i'm just wondering if with this announcement that he won't be staying on if maybe tim geithner isn't going to carry as much weight on the international stage anymore. well there's been a question of how much weight timothy geithner plays on the international stage he's always asked about europe and anyways him but we have heard reports about european leaders you know shutting him out and saying get your own house in order before you tell us what to do and other meetings that he's been a part of over the time that this crisis has been dealt with so i don't know how much he's been able to

people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are i also saw a few reports of some people that didn't make the list or just aren't going to be showing their faces this year like dominic strauss kahn but you know one of the interesting things too as i know there are more than seventy billionaires at this forum right now and yet from some of the statements some of the reports i've read it seems like they feel that inequality is a really pressing issue that they need to cover which i think that sounds a little odd to the rest of us. yeah i know it does sound odd and this is something that we keep hearing that that a number of participants here are bringing up inequality in this issue of inequality but how far that conversation actually go is of course up for debate because a lot of the people that come here are people that benefit from the current economic system and that come here to advance their corporate goals this is known as kind of the premier spot for deal making and networking so i don't really know how f

but the chair is privy to that. >> i appreciate the ranking member's response. and i would just say that i know the ranking member's commitment to safety. i mean it's amazing track record. >> we share that. >> amazing track record in his years of public service. but i would ask you, mr. kucinich, don't you think it's a little strange that when there is a formal investigation going on that the secretary of transportation comments and says that the vehicle is safe? it's fine. you can drive it? >> i would say, first of all -- >> no, you don't you think it's a little strange. >> we share the concern about safety. but it may be that the secretary -- i don't know unless we invite him so we can only speculate -- maybe he was concluding based on information that he received from ntsa and it wasn't an off the cuff assessment that was just driven by hope as opposed to material fact. >> okay. >> yield five minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. strickland, to be perfectly clear, i do not question why you get up in the morning and what's