. >> the occupying movement which has made oakland famous worldwide was virtually unaddressed by her save one mention of any burning flag. >> in what respect do you address it affects. >> so what was and they are proud to speak up as she walked off? an app from your smart phone call to c quick fix dcom. that allows residents to report things like illegal dumping and that's important. >> was the mayor's evening to speak that she made no time for the price? >> she did not. we tried asking questions immediately after the address and she walked away to her office chambers. >> all right. for the first time in weeks for san francisco sure it's alive to see his son. i judge granted visitation rights today. the sheriff is a lot to see his two and half -year-old son leo two hours during the week and up to six hours per week. >> i'm just so hungry to see my son, i will gobble him up. >> he has not been allowed to see his son since prosecutors charged him with domestic violence. he's still not allowed to see his wife. this trial is scheduled to begin february 20 fourth. >> dozens of people susp

first, the bill leaves unaddressed the question of who the bill applies to, which i believe creates collateral but important intellectual property enforcement concerns. by declining to define what constitutes a videotape service provider, under the vppa, hr-2471 leaves open the possibility that accidents that provide video on demand over the internet with dual distribution platforms can avoid or delay compliance in copyright enfringement. second, the debate on hr-2471 centered on online experiences of consumers with social media like facebook. however, the bill as passed applies a physical and applies to physical and online videotape service providers alike and disclosures authorized to any person, not only friends on facebook. consequently, a consumer's private information is vulnerable to release to third parties like the news reporter who published the video rental history of judge robert bork that paved the way to enactment of the video privacy bill. third, despite claims that the video privacy protection act is outdated, only a sing patrol vision of the statute was updated, leaving consum

there is still a lot of unaddressed anchor in the poor districts. >> firefighters and police are maintaining a strike one week before the world's biggest carnival gets under way. >> firefighters are only responding to emergencies. the police have left many areas of this crime-ridden city unguarded. >> i witnessed the theft. i ran after them. they just look at my face. i tried to defend the girls, but only one guy helped me to run after them. i hit in a hole and i could not do anything. i did not know if they had a gun. >> the last event to prevent the strike with the offer of the 39% increase in work. for the officers, it was far from enough. >> i am not here to ask for the back salaries. i want the firefighters to live in a better way, not in shantytowns like they do now. >> to provide security for the big carnival next week, if the strike is not and. the federal government has offered the services of 14,000 soldiers stationed in rio. for the north, there are also concerns over the security for the city's carnival. the police here reached the 11th day of their strike which had seen them occ

. >> reporter: the proposed legislation should help but att leaves a key question unaddressed-- how to give drug companies incentives to prevent shortages from happening in the first place had generic drugs like methotrexate have low profit margins. one anecdote-- there's been no shortage of the expensive cancer drug, avastin which is still patent protected and costs about $80,000 a year. >> pelley: jon, thanks very much. there has been a horrific fire in central america, one of the worst fires anywhere in the world in decades. to us, this picture seemed to say it all. relatives crowded outside a prison in honduras where at least 270 prisoners were trapped in their cells and killed in the fire. local officials say it started when an inmate set fire to a mattress. honduras has the highest murder rate in the world and its prisons are seriously overcrowded. they couldn't see a rising star. how jeremy lin was passed over by coach after coach next. ♪ downtown and the knicks take the lead! >> pelley: jeremy lin of the new york knicks with the game-winning basket last night. lin was all but u

there is still a lot of unaddressed anchor in the poorer districts of bahrain. >> now, to the latest on our series on the super rich. despite the economic situation, many of the elite are in joining the high life. in china, a growing number of millionaires are looking to gain status and now sports are part of the quest. we went to the city that is the host of the most unusual polo tournament. >> of china is the new frontier. even in arctic conditions, there is an alert to the game. organizers hope that the man on horseback can capture the middle kingdom. the developers are building a huge residential complex overlooking the field. they want polo to become the playground for the chinese millionaires. >> chinese people are very interested in sports. they don't know a lot about it. anytime that we introduce a sport that is exciting and has a very high status elsewhere in the world, you introduce this to a country with a big population. that is where we see the potential. >> there is also money to be made good with the economy still booming, the country's delete can afford it a lavish li

we must not allow gaping holes in our system to go unaddressed. remember what's at stake here. it seems absurd that we would even entertain the notion that we would perhaps allow a nuclear weapon to be smuggled in our contain on board a container that has never been scanned when we know it would kill millions of people. it is obvious the thisinitial s will this year whether not be achieved, but we can and must make incremental progress that will ultimately get us to our standard. we owe the american people no less. i thank the subcommittee for inviting me to participate and i look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues, the department of home land security and other federal and state local agencies and private stakeholders on this very important issue. >> thank you very much. we appreciate you taking the time and we'll dismiss you and ask for the next panel to come. i recognize your passion on this issue and that really is -- that was the impetus and will be the crux of all of our questions here today. we can either achieve the mandates of congress or if not issue a r

i think the most pressing public policy left unaddressed in all of this is, of course, the breach in segregated customer funds. i guess the shocking part is the rules have been around 75 years. according to the regulatory community they are not rules difficult to understand. not rules particularly difficult to enforce. they are the foundation of the cftc's customer protection regime. so that one question is how did the cftc fail in its most basic task here. despite what some have said and might say again today, i'll just give this perspective from the cftc commissioner. he said the perception mf global happened because of lack of regulation is mistaken. both our governing statute, the community exchange act, and our regulations require an intermediate area, require mf global to segregate future customer funds. there have also been called for coverage in swap mark. again, i think this will be a mistake. expanding the safety net to the vast market would be workable and compound moral hazard problem already present throughout much of our financial sector. it does appear, however, severa

so this huge issue of speculation has been unaddressed and here we are again. >> let me quickly sortint. because i think this is an important one. oils futures markets are used by two kinds, let's say, broadly, two kinds of people, right? there are end users. i am american airlines and i cannot have the amount of price volatility that the markets have, so i go out and buy futures to smooth that volatility over time. i know whattime going to be paying in the future. i'm hedging or ensuring cost risk for myself because i'm using a lot of oils. oil's going to go up, it's going to go down. i make money on the change in price. senator and dan addidicker, i t what you're saying is if increase in the amount of people who are in the latter category, participating in the markets that you trade in, dan, is driving up the cost. how does that work? >> let's take an example that everybody can sort of understand. let's say you were looking to buy a house in a certain neighborhood. and all of a sudden that neighborhood becomes very hot. and there are all sorts of people who are now running in to tr

we must not allow gaping holes in the system to be unaddressed. remember what's at stake here. it seems absurd we would entertain the notion we'd allow a nuclear weapon to be smuggled into the country in a container that's never been scanned and if detonated in o city, it would kill millions of people in a flash. however, we can and must make progress to ultimately get us to the 100% standard while making cargo, ports, and waterways more secure. we owe the american people no less. i thank the subcommittee for inviting the people to participate in today's hearing and i look forward to continue to work with the colleague, the department of homeland security and other state and local agencies and private stake holders on this very important issue. >> thank you very much, congressman. we appreciate, again, you taking the time, and we're going to dismiss you and ask for the next panel to come, but i talked to you before we started, and i recognize your passion on the issue, and that's going to be -- that was the imptous and crux of the questions here today of how we can either achie

i think the most pressing public policy left unaddressed in all of this is, of course, the breach incustomer funds. i think the shocking part is that the rules on this has been around for 75 years and, according to the regulatory community, they are not rules that are difficult to understand or particularly difficult to enforce. there are the foundation of the protection regime. one question is how did the cftc fail in this task. despite what some have said and might say again today, i will just give this perspective from the cftc commission. the perception that mf global happen because of lack of regulation is mistaken. both are governing statute and our regulations require mf global to segregate customer funds. they have also called for specific like coverage for the swap markets. i think this would be a mistake. expanding the state yet to this large market would compound the problem that is already present throughout our financial sector. there are several steps that can and should be taken. the focus must be on improving market discipline and ensuring the most basic regulatory fu

questions unanswered in terms of the $1.2 billion i think the most pressing public policy left unaddressedin all of this is of course the breach in segregated customer funds. the shocking part is the rules have been around 75 years and according to the regulatory community they are not gross difficult to understand or difficult to enforce. there's a foundation foundation of the cft customary regime so that one question is to see it fail in its most basic task. despite what some have said i might say again today, i'll just give this did friends cftc commissioner. he said the perception that mf global have been because lack of regulation is mistaken. and our regulations required mf global to segregate future customer funds. or about seven calls for coverage for the future's response markers. again, i think this would be a mistake on expanding the safety net this past market would be unworkable and compound that has a problem party present throughout much of our financial chair. it does appear there are several steps that can be taken to focus on it are the market discipline and ensuring busi

we must not allow gaping holes in the system to be unaddressed. remember what's at stake here. it seems absurd we would entertain the notion we'd allow a nuclear weapon to be smuggled into the country in a container that's never been scanned and if detonated in o city, it would kill millions of people in a flash. however, we can and must make progress to ultimately get us to the 100% standard while making cargo, ports, and waterways more secure. we owe the american people no less. i thank the subcommittee for inviting the people to participate in today's hearing and i look forward to continue to work with the colleague, the department of homeland security and other state and local agencies and private stake holders on this very important issue. >> thank you very much, congressman. we appreciate, again, you taking the time, and we're going to dismiss you and ask for the next panel to come, but i talked to you before we started, and i recognize your passion on the issue, and that's going to be -- that was the imptous and crux of the questions here today of how we can either achie