well and i want to be very clear sopa and pipa if we're going to use the dead metaphor then we have to think of them as as somebodies as the undead because they are not their heads have been cut off unfortunately these these bills go they've been shelved and they've certainly the representatives behind them have certainly been sort of shamed by the public but they are not dead and we still have to be very very proactive open you know which was talked about for many many months comes at fighting this much more intelligently then. even came close to because it was written with some actual technologies at the table but we need to go a step further and actually really make sure that there are things safeguarding our rights online and as well as looking at legislation that more effectively targets copyright theft yeah i think that you know at least what a lot of people say to you in terms of some of the reasons why maybe the big tech giants are more open to the open act is it doesn't necessarily hold them liable if you do take down some of this infringing activity within a certain amount of

so he's going to join us to give us his take on the reading community isn't stopping after stopping sopa and pipa but there's a new suggestion to create a piece of legislation of their own called the free internet act so read it co-founder alexis ohanian is going to give us all of the details or have all that morphy tonight putting it does have happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so voting is taking place in the florida primary today and the mainstream media is just going crazy over the polls in the numbers and of course newt gingrich's upcoming demise. there have been three republican contests and three different winners and today the line is drawn in the florida sand voting is under. away in florida as republicans compete in the biggest primary of the campaign so far the winner takes all in the biggest contest today and the nastiest battle in this early primary season the last polls remain open nearly ten more hours state officials there predict it will be a big turnout more than two million voters expected to vote in florida today th

the problem with the sopa and the people is not just. a problem of the united states and their intellectual property. it's the way how we are going to resolve different problems concerning the internet on the world scale what russia proposed there will be an international mechanism allowing to attack those kind of problems any kind whether it be intellectual property on piracy cyber crime or children proper not graffiti so the the internet is something that is global that doesn't know any limits and any borders and if one state pretense to resolve all the problems. for his own good but disregarding the problems of other states and not cooperating with other states that's not quite right that's why we suggest the first we. know this is american idea might not work well it might work but it will mean the collapse of the internet. as we know it today because it's international but with the sopa. practically and in internet participants from service provider to those search engine to know that it will be required to cease providing services

the internet and internet companies rose up to protest and ultimately defeat sopa and pipa for now at least but the government's response to piracy isn't just an issue on a national level it's actually global so we spoke at length on this show about the and i counterfeiting trade agreement known as act and how this piles piracy and counterfeiting fears into one massive international agreement and it's billed as a global effort to stop counterfeit goods whether they be sports apparel computer software or music and movies and it's nothing new actually it's been in the works for about six years president obama actually signed on to the agreement last year and has been joined by australia new zealand canada morocco singapore and south korea and in a secret ceremony all countries except for five of them also signed on but over time details of active leaked out to the public and as he will put the pieces of the agreement together protests an international outcry have followed close behind this is something i discussed with the atlantic's out of cork s. just last month. president obama had t

a part of his own administration because i find it interesting how the administration was against sopa and pipa that obama signed acta now is administration proposes this internet bill of rights that's a mind if. you know it is and i think of a couple reasons for that first of all the administration and the democratic party in general are very close with the entertainment industry after all they're some of obama's largest donors and the m.p.a. headed up by former democratic senator chris dodd is one of the most powerful lobbies in the country let's go back a few steps on the obama administration side acted they got to do so very quietly yeah there was some outcry on tech blogs on the internet but nothing compared to the opposition we saw to sopa and pipa so they got to side with hollywood without the bad press for act a win win for the white house then they opposed sopa and pipa but only after all the major internet providers and tech companies came out against it as for the internet consumer bill of rights as i said in my fireside the administration puts the onus on private companies

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other networks what you see instead of seeing information about and or information about you know sopa and h.r. nine hundred eighty one and people asking why don't we investigate people like representative lamar smith who wrote sopa and some of these other damaging bills instead of seeing that on the news you're seeing like three hour feeds of whitney houston's funeral. a person's funeral instead of seeing the funeral of our democracy and that's just the whole thing is weird i don't really understand what's happening here i certainly don't either david pleasure to have you on the show as always i was a journalist and host of the d.l. show david seaman. well here in the u.s. there is a lot of fear of iran and its nuclear program and if you listen to the mass media politicians ad g.o.p. presidential candidates it's not hard to understand why that's because a lot of fear mongering rhetoric has been heating up the airwaves recently this despite top military leaders saying iran does not have a nuclear bomb and has not decided to pursue making one so are these just scare tactics and are the

authorization act that passed recently which congress and congress also try to push through these sopa bell and that's aimed at gaining control over the enter net now we have these new fears for over cyber war and the wake of all this what does it mean for the fundamental rights and civil civil liberties for u.s. citizens. well liz this is all just icing on the cake and it was the big thing and that's already been signed into law. now of flying a large portion of our bill of rights for american citizens and at this point they just want to censor the internet and control the internet so that protests against . and against some other government injustices don't go mainstream and when you turn on t.v. right now on some of the other networks what you see instead of seeing information about and or information about you know one nine hundred eighty one and people asking why don't we investigate people like representative lamar smith who wrote sopa and some of these other damaging bills and sort of seeing that on the news you're seeing like three hour feeds of whitney houston's funeral. a per

the moniker for the bill in the house is sopa. these bills are tantamount to censorship on the internet. i was with ari emanuel, probably the most famous agent in the country, mark andriessen, in southern california, and we talked about this. mark had the most concise description. do you want to turn the united states into china, where all content is censored? these bills are not good for technology. we can name some of the leading companies of san francisco who, if this bill was passed 10 years ago, would not be allowed to even exist. it would have a horrible impact on these companies today. we are working with senators and congressmen to make sure this bill stops. it was squeaking through congress fairly rapidly because of the big media companies, they do not advertise the bill. thank god for lobbyists like technet. i am sorry to go on a ranch, but this is a serious issue for our community. our member companies will be hearing more about this because we can help. >> [inaudible] >> if you know ari emanuel well -- mark andriessen

and he's taking on mars smith the texas representative who as our viewers know who is the author of sopa as well as the protecting children from internet pornographers act a bill that despite its name would actually require i as piece to store customer ip addresses for no less than twelve months now the writer community last week promoted back bringing in new attention maybe even new donations but is that going to be enough is there room in washington for politicians who are actually beholden to the constitution and not special interests joining me to discuss it is sheriff richard mack former gram county arizona sheriff and candidate of the twenty first district g.o.p. primary richard i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and although i know this isn't your only platform or issue here let's first start talking about soap and then we'll get into some of the others i mean are you kind of riding the anti-social wave here are you taking it to your advantage. well i think not just so but a lot of the things that lamar smith has done. quite frankly lamar smith has been my. biggest

side with hollywood without the bad press for act a win win for the white house then they opposed sopa and pipa but only after all the major internet providers and tech companies came out against it and as for the internet consumer bill of rights as i said in my fireside the administration puts the onus on private companies not on the government once again allowing themselves to appear on the right side of the issue without having to be compromised politically so it's typical obama administration a whole lot of doublespeak which leaves them somewhere in the middle of it all now i want to take a minute to read some of the comments that we got from our discussion on friday with james poulos this is about a piece that he wrote entitled what are women for so let's just say that that interview really got people talking hog wild lou sixty nine said on you tube women should support the man in the home and be barefoot and pregnant and serve their husband very charming here's another jet mr hanover said on you tube women are for sex making us men sandwiches and our personal mates i'm going to g

jason chaffetz admit the most of our elected officials are computer literate during the hearings on sopa. we're basically going to reconfigure the internet how it's going to work without bringing in the nerds i would hope that we get everybody pause to say maybe we ought to ask some nerds what this thing really does. but for some reason the rest of our lawmakers they still think that they can make informed educated decisions about internet freedom based on what little knowledge they have of the world wide web that stubbornness is an ego perhaps but my advice to those in the government are trying to regulate the internet try understanding how it works first. now since the latest murder of a nuclear scientists in iran questions of who exactly is waging this covert war are finally being asked many believing as you prime suspects might be the u.s. and israel all this week and n.b.c. exclusive report cited to anonymous officials claiming that the any k. or the would you had caught or involved and that if they were financed trained and armed by israel secret service of any can or iranian exile

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certeza habrán persona que su son este tipo de trop los que recomiendociones podemos hacer cuáles sopaos en queremos que haya más tragedia no importante si no agarrar ayuda legal de la corte paue primera inción tució ins ie puede prestar ayuda es la policía. >>> y hay un número deéfono puee repoencia hi si. >>> yo siempre pienso que es algo muy buena que vayan a un agencia de la comunidad para se informen de los derecho y remedio que hay en su comunidad. >>> muy bien muchas gracias vamos a hacer una nueva pausa y muy bien continuamos g agenda washington sufren en silencio este flagelo. >>> hoy la organización ayuda y maría sid a doméstica. >>> uno persona que están vida nadie tiene por qué robarnos la tranquilidad y autoestima el respeto a nosotros mismos. >>> como dijeeriormente rompe el silencia hable ahora, y no se calle hágalo por ustedes y su hijos y busque ayuda. >>> muy bien maría y no haydación de seguridades. abusador respete la

we announced the city of san francisco, the first city to oppose pipa and sopa. [applause] thank you. we started a dialogue with other cities who had blindly signed on to those things, not knowing what they were about. now we have a conversation going that we cannot use the excuse that just because we are trying to end piracy that we curtail innovation. coming from san francisco, it means a lot to the city. i took advantage of our staff. i went to the president of the u.s. conference of mayors and said, "since we are innovating in san francisco, why not allow us an audience with the rest of the mayors across the country? could we create a task force?" they said absolutely. i get to head the task force for the u.s. congress of mayors. when you innovate, and i talk to you about what you are doing, and get to present those on an annual basis to the rest of the mayors. if you are going to win tonight, that is the list i am going to start working from. i will then give you a national audience, so that if, by chance, your innovation would not only have the attraction o

cuenta por ciento de sodio que las personas consumen se encuentran los panes, carnes frías, pollo, sopasural, no sal de ajo, tenemos que tratar de sazonar cuando cocinamos en la casa, tenemos que volver al limón, al vinagre,. >> reportera: aconsejan consumir más frutas y verduras frescas o congeladas, revisar las etiquetas para evitar el alto consumo de sodio y seleccionar opciones con bajo contenido de sal. en promedio los estadounidenses consumen más de 3000 recintos miligramos de sal diariamente, lo recomendable es no más de 2300, equivalente a una cucharada de que, las personas que tengan riesgos en su salud sólo deben ingerir 1500 mg. >> sulema: vamos hablar de deportes y para eso está con nosotros jimmy corrales. >> jimmy: partidos de la copa libertadores, bienvenidos al mundo de los deportes. arrancamos en la copa libertadores en una noche notable nacional venció cuatro manos cero al peñarol de uruguay en su visita dentro del grupo ocho en el estadio centenario. los goles por marcados por jersson córdoba, al minuto nuevo y después al minuto 49, aumenta el delantero dorlán pabón al

between sopa and arresting a reporter today says something about the republicans. you know, i don't think this can be defended in any way. we've uploaded the video of the arrest and you can see that there was -- this was not a disruptive person. he just wanted to film. this happens all the time, and in fact, the democrats said well, if you're saying it's the rule, let's have a motion to waive the rules and go ahead and allow for the filming and that was defeated on a party line vote, so the republicans just don't want to be seen, but they don't understand that in this world today, you can run, but you can't hide, and i think that in a way, they've created a bigger story about their fracking policies than they would have had they not arrested this fellow. >> that's what i'm curious about. what are they trying to hide. what was going to happen in that committee hearing that they're so desperate for the public not to hear? >> i don't know, it's a public hearing, so it's not as if the public couldn't see. they're trying to tack the e.p.a. and say that the e.p.a. the sc

i'm proud to say if i can challenge senator bentsen for a minute i knew sopa and fought sopa and mr. chairman, this bill is no sopa. it's for the same reason that i support this bill. as a nation, as a new legislature, our first obligation is to protect the security of this country. sopa would have made us less secure to serve the interest of hollywood. this bill will make us more secure and that's why i support it. just two points on why i believe that. we know today the most sophisticated security companies in the country have been unable to protect their most important secrets. this shows us how deep the security problem runs. we also know from the direct experience some things i saw when i was at dhs and emerged since that wants to penetrate and networking can break it in ways that leave behind permanent damage. you can bring industrial control systems on which refineries, pipelines, the power grid, water, sewage all depends and we've had a lot of analogies today about like september 10th and september 11th if you want to know what it would be like to live through an event where

chairman, this bill is no sopa.[laughter] >> here here. >> i opposed sopa for the same reason that i support this bill. as a nation, as a legislature our first obligation is to protect the security of the this country. sopa would have made us less secure to serve the interests of hollywood. this bill will make us more secure, and that's why i support it. um, just two points on why i believe that. we know today the most sophisticated security companies in the country have been unable to protect their most important secrets. this shows us how deep the security problem runs. we also know from direct experience, things that i saw when i was at dhs and that have emerged since, that once you penetrate a network you can break it in ways that leave behind permanent damage. you can break industrial control systems on which refineries, pipelines, the power grid, water, sewage all depend. and we've had a lot of analogies today about this is like september 10 or september 11. if you want to know what it would be like to live th

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ihop sop -- i fought sopa, but this bill is no sopa. as a nation, as a legislature our first obligation is to protect the security of this country. sopa would have made us less secure to serve the interests of hollywood. this bill will make us more secure, and that is why i support it. two points on why i believe that. we know today the most sophisticated security companies in the country have been unable to protect their most important secrets. this shows us how deep the security problem runs. we also know from a direct experience -- i saw at dhs have seen emerge since that -- once you penetrate the network you can break it in ways that leave permanent damage. you can break industrial control systems on which refineries, pipelines, the power grid, water, sewage all depend. we have had analogies to september 11. if you want to know what it would be like to live through an event where someone launches an attack like this, the best analogy is new or lend the day after katrina hits. you would have no power no communications, but you also w

together quickly it can change elections, governments and we saw that even in the united states with sopait's interesting to see how we have the social democracy now and how the tools are enabling change, engagement with customers and causing this sort of cocreation of products and services and, you know, we have a social command center at dell where we are listening to billions of conversations engaging with customers all over the world and it really helps us build better products and services by listening to our customers. >> my thanks to michael dell. up next on "the wall street journal report," a look at the first family and first couple's life inside the white house with the author of a new book on the obamas' marriage. find us on facebook. look for wsjrwithmaria. >>> so does happily ever after include living at america's most famous address? since moving into 1600 pennsylvania avenue, barack and michelle obama's marriage has attracted attention and controversy. jodie cantor, author of "the obamas" joins us now. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> you set out to tell the story

we saw i that even in the united states with sopa.t is interesting to see how we have a social democracy now and how these tools are enabling change and engagement with customers and causing this co-creation of products and services and we have a social command center at dell where we are listening to billions of conversations and engaging with customers all over the world and it helps us to build better products and services by listening to our customers. >> my thanks to michael dell. up next on the "the wall street journal report," a look at the first faly and first couple's life inside of the white house. with the autr hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it's an unbelievable deal. well, gotta go. but wait -- there's more... [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet for the unbelievably low price of just 14.95 a month fo