who was with john vancouver's voice and told douglas look for the latin name, the common name is douglas. i would argue that the path that i've been on in studying them is on, he's just a visitor and he's getting into this really amazing world, landscape that pcs as amazing and the people who helped him understand, the tribal people, they work us a lot more about the tree the naming some after guy from england. so the naming part is interesting, especially when he sends it back assessors will be a beautiful ornamental trick or meat make sure to put a lower chinook word for that tree. that's a valuable thing. if you're a lower chinook person or a woman simply consumers and has a tribal name for it that you still use, that's a very deep connection and makes douglas look good. makes them look like he is really, has a lot of balls in the air. he's an interesting guy. he has wildly enthusiastic. to the point where he rubs some people the wrong way. this is a very conservative society that you're in where people play their cards pretty close to the this. but again he is among his peers. he mak

wonderful scottish mentor of douglas who was with john vancouver's voice and told douglas look for the latin name, the common name is douglas. i would argue that the path that i've been on in studying them is on, he's just a visitor and he's getting into this really amazing world, landscape that pcs as amazing and the people who helped him understand, the tribal people, they work us a lot more about the tree the naming some after guy from england. so the naming part is interesting, especially when he sends it back assessors will be a beautiful ornamental trick or meat make sure to put a lower chinook word for that tree. that's a valuable thing. if you're a lower chinook person or a woman simply consumers and has a tribal name for it that you still use, that's a very

first of all douglas is a much -- a far better tennis player than i am. when we're playing singles it's alms six love six love six love and you know who's got the love. we actually play mixed doubles together. >> you've done real well in that i understand. >> oh, yes. one of the things that comes to me around the relationship, marriage piece is that we really do have a mixed marriage. >> oh, yes. >> that is in a day and we congratulate same-sex marriages. >> very important. >> we are male and female marriage sox we are so we are a mixed marriage and now we also african-american backgrounds so our cultures are relatively different, and is profound. >> we're going to come back to that. this is exciting. please join us on mosaic here. douglas and angelie. >>> i hope you've been with us here on jose quick. it's been outstanding and exciting listening to the couples this morning. tell us a little more about sunday afternoon fellowship. i know you believe in so much what they're doing there. >> we are -- we're doing a forum every quarter now, and the fact is th

. >>> douglas presents a history opresent the historyof america e reconstruction. of the author report that close to 1500 african-americans assumed public office including the first african-american u.s. senators, rebels and joseph and sat on north carolina supreme court. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you so much. it's nice to be here. i went to graduate school in washington in the 1980s and it's always nice to be back -- it's good to be back. i was asked to talk for about 30 minutes and that leaves time for question, discussion and may be disagreement. let me start with a story. when the war ended, a lot of black soldiers were with the ct so they decided to stay put where they were in the south. some were working class backgrounds and in the north they were underpaid and they had no reason to go back home. the 180,000 who served in the armed forces, 140,000 word former slaves and had no business to return to and in a small town othesmall town of tey thomas and george brooks. they settled down and promptly organized a local unit of the union club in philadelph

jack talks about the life of david douglas, the namesake for the douglas fir trade. >> finally in olympiaton we visited the capitol museum. there in the museum's replica, david douglas workroom we spoke with jack, author of the collector. >> he was a scottish qaeda of modern means in a little village north who was terrible that school and that led him to this pass that put him on to the plant world. he was sent here in 182520 years after lewis and clark. the only people who had been here since were from europe and they were fur trade. few americans but british and canadian fur trade so the company is the northwest and the american company called the pacific fur company but they all been amalgamated out in the companies, so the owned the whole place so it was a very closed system. they didn't want people snooping around on the fur trade payroll to come in. but the boundary settlement is coming up in the way the rules of imperialism are plate so they let douglas and to collect natural history for and think about what its use is could be like commercial timber and like gardening plants. ther

his daughter marries lois douglas was the one at what better and.there also is the long-time abolitionists at incarnate. there is teacher of virginia congressman, john mike standing on philadelphia act to this named octavius cato. outside or about him a few minutes. they issued their agenda items. it called for full voting rights for african-americans across the north and blacks could vote on the same he says is whites only new england where they were any black voters anyway. the rate for black soldiers to get equal pay. they were not at this point being paid the same amounts. in a call for the right of black soldiers, including people like douglas to be able to rise in rank and become commissioned officers, which at this point they were not allowed to do. finally, they announced as their last agenda item to call from our convention sent ursula deputize people to yerkes say you go here, you coherence or these other conventions and keep the ball rolling in the agenda moving. in march of 65, jamie in albany, new york. of course i'd like the war ends a

and don douglas by -- well, it's a similar story. don douglas started out as a draftsman very early in the history of aviation, and by world war ii he had built what was arguably the largest plane maker in america. and, in fact, another anecdote if you'll let me sort of slip off into ap ec dotes, the two of them were quail hunting the day that they found out about pearl harbor. but that's another, that's just another story of the many that a we have in this great book. but all seriousness aside, hap got in touch with don douglas, and the two of them cooked up this idea for a research and development entity. what are we going to call it? well, let's call it r-a-n-d, research and development. and this was the ranted corporation. it was initially -- rand corporation. and it was initially housed at douglas in santa monica and eventually became the independent rand association which still exists and which i'm sure you've heard. so the first project that rand did, and this was initiated when hap was still chief of the usaaf and completed s

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douglas can vote, the black shopkeeper in buffalo would not be able to. in 1860, the state puts this as a ballot referendum, do you want to keep this property qualifications or not. bear in mind, lincoln and carries new york in 1860. so people go to the polls in new york and they vote for lincoln, and then they vote down the referendum eliminating this proclamation for blacks. than blacks served in the military. 1867, two years after the war is over, again repeal this property qualification. it fails 90-33. it's not even close. and, of course, it's worth it. in lincoln on the comment in ohio, in stevens pennsylvania come in indiana, in new jersey where zero african-americans can vote. so it's not until the 15th enemy is ratified in 1870 that suddenly blacks are in french as. the north and outside of new england. when i was growing up in arizona, not anyway progressive state, -- my textbooks in high school talk about how reconstruction was vindictive, designed to punish the defeated south. let's start with the obvious. southern is a biracial term. joseph r

to an old friends known since, well, gee, since they met during the first world war, guy named don douglas who, coi understand -- coindently, is robert's other grandfather, and don douglas -- well, it's a similar story. he started out as a graftsman very early in the history 6 aviation, and in world war ii, and built arguably the largest plane maker in the america, and another antedote, the two 6 them were quail hunting the day they found out about peril harbor, but that's another story of the many that we have in this great book. all seriousness aside. so hap get in touch with don douglas, and the two of them cooked up the idea for a research and development entity. what do we call it? well, call it rad, research and development, and that was the rand organization. it was initially housed at douglas in santa monica, and eventually became the independent rand corporation, which still exists and which i'm sure you've heard. the first project they did, and that was initiated when hap was still cheech of the ua ops and retired in 1946, they're first paper they did was a feasibility study for

douglas, what have the security forces been telling you? >> in the past few minutes, we are by the parliament building. that is where the interior ministry troops have been biding their time all morning. in the past few minutes, in the past five minutes, there has been action. they seem to be mobilizing. they are moving toward buses that are lined up, flanking the building. we have heavy armored fee of goals that are revving up their motors. we do not know where these troops are headed. we tried to ask them as they were running to the buses. where are they going? they refuse to say anything. one person said that the interior troops are going home. that seems unlikely. we do see that there are about 500 to 600 troops in this square. they are now all disbursing. they are running in rank and file, holding shields. running toward waiting buses. those buses are now leaving. the parliament building is half a kilometer. it is unclear what they are actually doing. they told us that they were awaiting orders. we know that the ukrainian parliament ha

. >> douglas. >> suzi tube in this car picks the guy up, douglas. >> appreciate your service. >> i appreciate you picking me up, man. >> seems like a really nice guy. >> a prarng. i feel bad. >> i have to do a quick air in, this will take three minutes top. >> no problems. >> we're about to bring sam into the picture. >> don't talk too much, okay? >> he told the passenger, don't talk to this guy, who is about to get in the car. >> how does it go? >> good. >> everything went -- >> collected money, gave him the drop-off, it was fine. >> it's in the trunk. money's in the trunk. >> perfectly fine. >> who's this? >> i told him -- i told -- listen, i told him not to talk to you. >> you're doing this again. you're crazy! >> look at the guy's face in the back. he's like -- >> it's the last time i'm working with you again. >> i'm glad it is. i'm -- you want to go to jail again? sam, do you want to go to jail again? >> there's a gun in here. >> oh, no. >> when do pranks go too far. >> right. >> the guy in the backseat. >> no. >> it's a prank. dude, dude, dude, dude, dude! it's a prank. >> douglas in th

this was the rand organization that was initially douglas in santa monica. and eventually became the independent rand corporation, which still exists, which i'm sure you have heard. so the first project that ran dead and this was initiated when hap was the chief of the u.s. aas in his retirement in 1946. the first paper they did was a feasibility study for a world circling spaceship. this is more than a decade before sputnik. the organization that hap arnold started it designing a sputnik 10 years ahead of sputnik. so this is a little bit about how hap looked at the feature. a lot of people ask me, what would hap think now? what would he think about cyberwarfare? i usually respond to that. well, the time he was around he had noted action of such a thing. but i can guarantee you and i think robert will agree with me on this. if you would have given him a 10 to 15 briefing on what cyberspace is then shown a couple things on laptop, he would have been cursed at it and probably would've had many ideas of what to do with it. a lot of people also ask me, what woul

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our guest today is douglas elmendorf director of the congressional budget office. this is his fifth visit with our group and there is probably a trend there. mr. elmendorf became director of the cbo in june of 2009 and brings an impressive background to the assignment. his undergraduate degrees from princeton phi beta kappa and his masters and doctorate in economics or from harvard. he a4 been named cbo director he taught at harvard and was on the staff of the council of economic advisers and the federal reserve ordinance served as treasury secretary for economic policy. just before his selection as head of the cbo he was senior fellow in economic studies program at brookings. the biographical portion of our program has ended and now on they botanical details as always we are in the record here. please no live blogging or trading or other means of riling while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the session ends except that our friends at c-span have agreed not to air the video of --

all seriousness aside, so hap got in touch with don douglas. the two of them could it be a shia said we will call it our amd, research and development. this was the rand organization. it was initially caused in santa monica and eventually became the independent rand corporation, which still exists, which ensure you have her. so, the first project that rand did was initiated when hap was so chief of the u.s. aas and completed shortly after his retirement in 1946. the first paper they did was a feasibility study for a world circus geisha. this is more than a decade before sputnik. the organization has hap arnold started was designing a spot to 10 years ahead of sputnik. so this is a little bit about how, you know, how hap looked at the future. a lot of people ask me, what would hap think now? what would he think about cyberwarfare? i usually respond to that, at the time he was around, he had no conception of such an eerie but i can guarantee you and i think robert will agree with me, if you give him a 10 to 15 minute re-theme on what cyberspace s

was also about to kiev to check in with our international presence of douglas habits but douglas said it so much going on that difficult or where to begin but always stuns the sniffing the fact that i knew that era is dawning of any new credit dang much writing lets out with that. the disappearance of the patriotic ok now ex president the fall in the fall of the fall of yanukovich continued use out of a job yesterday when he appointed a new interim president. daddy was out of the home but when the of the parliament voted basically to cease his palatial mansion is opulent mansion in return it to our state hands. i know is that a party because today his own party the party of regions essential to issuing a statement saying that he was a criminal who would rob the country but you came to be good to be a bit stuck to its knees. he and his entourage his family on an allusion to his son. give it to yanukovich still not visible nowhere to be seen knowing us we are really wear them and is addicted to come back to kiev at this point he's really a non political and to teach at stars the new pol

featuring gabby douglas... [ douglas ] i totally went the wrong way.hould stick to gymnastics. [ male announcer ] ...tom daley... [ daley ] my hands are shaking! [ male announcer ] ...and ian thorpe. i'm a turkey. are we revealing that? gobble gobble. [ male announcer ] go to royal caribbean's youtube page to get exclusive content and watch the competition unfold! >> nbc bay area's monte francis is here with another report. >> the rain is coming down hard near highway 121 which is flooded out. the last 20 minutes or so we've seen the water rising. we had to move our truck to get out of the way. the chp doesn't know when this road will open, it will depend on when this rain will stop falling. >> we are out of time quite thank you. good night. ♪ welcome to late night. if you couldn't get enough of the winter olympics, you've come to the right place. coming up, the single's men in luge and the conference with the first athlete to win a gold medal, american gold medal. the 20-year-old won the inaugural slopestyle competition with a trick he had never tried

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our international affairs editor douglas herbert joins me in the studio. both the u.s.nd iran have downplayed hopes of a breakthrough. could these talks be extended? lowe are going in with expectations, remember these talks are meant to build on the interim agreement reached in october -- last november, it went into effect in january. hoping to build on that so they can reach a comprehensive deal by the end of july. the line 19 is a final day they are supposed to reach that deal and start implementing it. going into the talks, most observers and participants, they have been going on for about a decade, they say it is going to take more than six months. probably a year or three years. s, goo say to dash all hope home, the fact that they are talking is a big deal. the fact we have had an interim accord, we have had iran deemed to be in compliance by the u.s. atomic watchdog in initial phases, they have begun to halt uraniumnt of high-level material and they have begun to comply by the basic terms of the accord, there is a long way to go. , supreme leader of a rant was rea

so cheap and joining us now to share his experiences in sochi so far is canadian broadcaster douglas gone who's covering the mountain cluster for c.b.s. sports thank you very much douglas for joining us going to have you with us so you have been in the city for a few days now and what are your impressions what's the atmosphere there like. it's really a party atmosphere around everywhere around here now i'm down in the near the gorki media center and there's lots of buzz around there i mean as the days get closer to the opening ceremonies more and more people are showing up the restaurants are becoming more and more full of course coming here this is the first olympic games that i'm going to be covering with the c.b.c. so there was a lot of anticipation coming up for this one normally my day job is covering sports in montreal quebec canada so the scale of the sporting events here is much much bigger and of course the stakes are much much bigger too but all in all it's been absolutely great so far what sounds like it's good fun i mean it's been good fun the last few days that you spend

this is for the project on the eureka neighborhood between douglas street. a few house keeping issues. on page 2 of the report that's a reference to the 45 hundred block of u correcting reck street, however, it's 19th street. no petition was submit for or against this project and the neighborhood group e bp a that was opted to the project should be the eureka valley association. and one of the dr requesters nancy residence at the 19th street is located west of the subject property. on page 3 charring necessarily is a representative for the county i council at 4552 street not the occupants and the parcel map on the overheads is on clover head and 19th street it should be on the corner of 19th street. the correct property is right here. and lastly there are 7 drs requesters. fortunately, this was one that was different and i'm forwarding i another dr application it's last year in inspection to the size and the height of the building, however, it also has a concern about the loss of affordability through the de facto to have the building and even though general

tara moriarty joins us live from the scene at douglas street. >>> arson investigaters are trying to figure out what started it. we are told it is a unit located behind a house, it is difficult to see because it is so dark out but if you take a look you can see where this fire started and this structure was completely gutted. firefighters say it was a small tune fit that -- unit that broke out. we are on willard and they had some pretty tough flames to contend with and once they discovered a body luckily nobody else was hurt. >> we had some exposure problems and some other buildings on both sides of the structure. >> crews were able to keep the flames were spreading and the damage was concentrated on a 600 square foot unit. we just spoke to the public information officers and it could be days before we figure out what started it. they are trying to figure out what started it and we will talk to some neighbors to figure out exactly who lived there and we are told there was a middle aged man who lives in a unit and they think perhaps he is the one who perished in this fire. tara moriarty ktvu

featuring gabby douglas... [ douglas ] i totally went the wrong way. should stick to gymnastics. [ male announcer ] ...tom daley... [ daley ] my hands are shaking! [ male announcer ] ...and ian thorpe. i'm a turkey. are we revealing that? gobble gobble. [ male announcer ] go to royal caribbean's youtube page to get exclusive content and watch the competition unfold! >>> right now on nbc bay area news. in less than 30 minutes the start of a new era, jimmy fallon debuts as the host of the "tonight show." and south bay downtown dealing with major growing pains. >>> are storm drains and sewage lines spreading cancer-causing chemicals in local neighborhoods. >>> it's one of the most expensive parts of the bay area, but mountain view is home to a toxic super fund site. >> we have uncovered clues as to why it is expanding. steven stock has more. >> reporter: we are talking about the super fund site in and around moffett in mountain view. hot spots of the chemicals are been discovered outside the boundary of the super fund site. so we combined the hot spots wi

featuring gabby douglas... [ douglas ] i totally went the wrong way. should stick to gymnastics. [ male announcer ] ...tom daley... [ daley ] my hands are shaking! [ male announcer ] ...and ian thorpe. i'm a turkey. are we revealing that? gobble gobble. [ male announcer ] go to royal caribbean's youtube page to get exclusive content and watch the competition unfold! >>> right now on nbc bay area news, justice for giants fan bryan stow. his family, strong words to the men who brutally beat him. and dangerous for people on foot, cars and bicycles. the proposed fix for a problem road. and now polina edmunds talks to us about what's next for her. >> everything has been so awesome. ♪ >> and she's only getting started. san jose's polina edmunds wrapping up a successful olympic debut, while leaving little doubt that she'll be a serious contender for years to come. good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. it all led up to tonight. we've been following polina edmunds for months, from her training to being cheered by her classmates, an

also is our international affairs editor douglas herbert.there has been a real tug-of-war between russia and the west. the protests started three months ago when the ukrainian president turned his back on a key eu trade deal in favor of a bailout from russia. russian out our correspondent elon doric. tell us about that. >> the russians have stuck to their policy of non-intervention in ukraine. we heard a spokesperson or reiterate the position, but again we have heard from the russian foreign ministry saying it is the responsibility of the opposition leaders to stop the bloodshed, basically putting the blame on the opposition, saying they should threaten the legally elected government of ukraine with more violence. we know where the russians stand, but there is a crucial part to the equation that we don't know about. that is basically russian money, russian aid. loans, along with the reduction in gas prices. we still don't know where the $2 million of this money should be concentrated. the russian spokesperson would not comment on this. we do

featuring gabby douglas... [ douglas ] i totally went the wrong way.hould stick to gymnastics. [ male announcer ] ...tom daley... [ daley ] my hands are shaking! [ male announcer ] ...and ian thorpe. i'm a turkey. are we revealing that? gobble gobble. [ male announcer ] go to royal caribbean's youtube page to get exclusive content and watch the competition unfold! >>> it turns out kids and teens are more wired with caffeine than ever before. 73% of children and young adults have caffeine in their systems every day. soda drinking may be down. but kids and teens are drinking more coffee these days. 60% of kids drink energy drinks every day. caffeine is a stimulant and should not be a regular part of a child's diet. >>> a comedian announced he was behind a store that went viral. customers admitted the coffee was horrible but they lined up for the souvenir cup. starbucks says they appreciated it but it was not that fun for them. >>> game over for the app flappy bird and some are cashing in. the developer pulled it from the app stores. so now some people wh

how did it by thinking but was douglas county in school more than festive cheer. the second place with the telephones would seem to think. the kids we told him and the board meeting today to lay with a soft spot in the middle standing hiding in the minerals metals had a connection to bring the total to seven to elect the new method has enjoyed a second united states canada and russia own fault that the republican line in second place going into day three if the right to stand up the cd was on the moon and said that he understands he must serve with the lovely little doubt that has spread its own someday. to fill the base of the consistency of the top spot on the podium of his twenty eight seconds for the scene but the top. but when my friends is what the chairman of the pick of the evidence. the one who did that can't read quite a change in that it celebrates its one slam triumph the boa the japanese judo to refuse to sell the display which ended off to just thirteen seconds but still boasts the conclusion of that. and it will do the most is brought with it the co

command of that but his field commander was curtis, and when it came time to -- when hap and don douglas started rand, one of the guys they brought in as the group to start rand was crore -- curtis, so he had a respect for the ability to cut through the crap and get things done. >> okay. well, thank you again. [applause] for presenting today as well as arian in the and his wife. we have the books available in the gift shop, and sure he'd be happy to sign them and robert also as well. >> weapon. >> grab those. you may have been wondering, you'll be pay mouse because this is c-span filming us today, and so i don't know when it airs, but stay tuned. thank you, again, for coming out. >> thank you, willie. [inaudible conversations] >> he was someone who was growing in the office, badly burned by the bay of pig experience. pee had listened to the experts, you see? the cia. joint chiefs of staff. he went to see france, did the trip in may, june of 61, and he said to him, you should surround yourself with the smartest possible people, listen to them, hear what they have to say, but at the end of

kiev the squid from all its costs down to kiev tuesday to feinstein cats that duck was headed to douglas we've just witnessed an extraordinary twenty four hours in the country. they're pissing great deal of confusion as to who actually is in charge you're actually reading that however we can say for sure this morning is that the tree and called it is not in charge of kiev but not only that this is the city to which jack got his life would probably be at risk if he were to get to return at this point what we can say at this hour is that the police presence that we've been seeing in the past week on the street the interior ministry troops that sense of confrontation in showdown at least here in kiev in the capital of ukraine. that is now a past history instead what we are really seeing is a situation which might don as we caught the opposition. i is very much in control of the security situation in this city what they were talking about the government district or on the square independence square right behind me where i ask as has happened the past three months the protesters continue to h

on the other hand we're talking about the city of sochi reach is not exactly in the middle of our douglas don it's still quiet removed and i think you would agree with me that the russian state is taking these terror threat it extremely seriously i mean thousands of security forces how to deploy it on the side and it's estimated that more than two. you billion years dollars are spent on providing the security and safety of the game yeah i agree generally speaking that the russians have taken extraordinary extraordinary measures and sochi of course is not in the heart of the north caucasus however it's only several hundred miles away in the and the judges have shown the capacity to strike moscow and more recently striking volgograd and of course attacking the moscow petersburg trained back in november two thousand and nine so i think it's much easier for the caucasus emirate to hit sochi in theory of all these security measures hadn't been taken than it is for global jihad history even native jihadists in england who are very few to attack a london so it's a bit more of a security risk but

the other new moms douglas is now consistent across the tiles individually. this whole war from the issuing of permits is supposedly going to be developed into six for shipping area and for chalet and is more valuable and effective owen with some of the biggest copper bowls and bowls of june. some loyalists for those of a hit in custody. salinger it when i wanna say im destroyed it because the swim. federer lost to the crocodile farm is located near the border with neighboring northern iraq tree which is famous for scrapping else can try it however douglas hunter says is not the end to his cocoa congregation. rule. i am. do will he. to me. gold. or. it all. will. y'all. the issue chen should turn into modern destruct intelligence. this was stated by the president of salt not survive the security council meeting in auckland on the president received the heads of both houses of parliament the prime minister the presence of security law enforcement for agencies and others at his residence the performance of the national security strategy was discussed at the mar

our block, that of rocky mountain, now called corona heights and the historic landmark no. 80 on douglas street just one-half block away. let me tell you i know this neighborhood. i was born at children's hospital in 52 and i grew up in this house and attended college from this house, so i know this neighborhood. in 77 i moved back with my wife, also a native. my parents moved in, we raised our two kids here, they went to neighborhood public schools so i know this neighborhood and i know there have been 6 or 8 recent remodel projects along our block that have helped the neighborhood by upgrading older properties, adding additional living space and modernizing these homes. this has undoubtedly benefited the neighborhood by causing real estate values to appreciate and this is good for everyone, although some of the designs are rather sterile, all of the previous designs were done to mafrp the block scale and character and while sometimes tripling the living area, none of these projects added new floors above existing levels. don't get me wrong, i'm not against development or having a third

play without doubt the dion gets romantically this at douglas and peeking inside. in one night to lead but the kitchen east. be doing on shooting just in late two nights and t shirts along with that done daddy did he become hundred and fifteen and captain almighty. the old actor known for its offbeat there is also the screen so brave i might do he said defence team was originally. it's kinda nine of most of the work of god which is in it. then there would be dressed up with on of gps. are you dressed up in an entertaining fashion to make in our movies in the music and on to the coast and going. so i tend to have a daughter that put him in a spot of the packaging. back to isi to the current industry the sun decided to practice concerned. it's going to that of the region you know something they haven't seen before. one might do the hokey hold on until monday comedy of all life is banal and no pain. to have this opportunity to assist in the us veterans like at the end with the tenth of money committed to the convention genuine out the olympics i altered it out and lea

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. >> and it happened weeks after brian douglas opened an ex-mail that looked like a shipping alert butks to a web site that wasn't. >> i had a bad feeling. i forgot about it until a red screen said yesterday. >> the computer is infected with crypto locker, scrambling his photos and videos and only unscramble if he pays $400 before the clock runs out. >> i twoent google and looked it up. and wikipedia told me i was in trouble. >> it is called ransom ware, most well-written piece of software experts have come across. >> completely unpractical for all practical purposes. >> paul says crypto locker uses security world's best encryption, and right. only good option is wipe your computer clean and resfroer a back up more than three weeks old. if you don't have one, lose your data or purchase the key. >> it's a business. isn't it? >> absolutely there is one rent estimate that perpetrators have netted somewhere around $27 million from this. >> one user did pay and got his data back but says not everyone does payments are in bit coin that is virtually unvase treysable. >> there is no way to kno

. >> and it happened weeks after brian douglas opened an ex-mail that looked like a shipping alert but links to a web site that wasn't. >> i had a bad feeling. i forgot about it until a red screen said yesterday. >> the computer is infected with crypto locker, scrambling his photos and videos and only unscramble if he pays $400 before the clock runs out. >> i twoent google and looked it up. and wikipedia told me i was in trouble. >> it is called ransom ware, most well-written piece of software experts have come across. >> completely unpractical for all practical purposes. >> paul says crypto locker uses security world's best encryption, and right. only good option is wipe your computer clean and resfroer a back up more than three weeks old. if you don't have one, lose your data or purchase the key. >> it's a business. isn't it? >> absolutely there is one rent estimate that perpetrators have netted somewhere around $27 million from this. >> one user did pay and got his data back but says not everyone does payments are in bit coin that is virtually unvase treysable. >> there is no way to

now we will move over to the douglas into d.c..uglas bridge, there are starting to be some thick traffic. they stack up on that ramp to exit onto stuff capital. that is a lehner hamilton road. there are two crashes working. this is in the same area and maryland. have wires down along live intends -- livingston road in charlestown county. 295 is moving nicely, no delays. there is a crash on central avenue near richie road. there is heavy traffic inside the beltway. choose another route instead. is on your side. that is from the live desk this morning. >> coming up tonight, we have been experiencing a -- an extreme winter. what is to blame? why is it so cold? i get to this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you will learn to walk. again. you'll curse the fact that something you mastered as a 1-year-old is now so difficult. but you will take that first step. and you will never stop moving forward. at citi, we believe in everyone's potential, which is why

sean wilentz, douglas brinkley at rice university.gentlemen. >> i would put him around what bill clinton is able to do. obviously, there are different kinds of accomplishments. and like dwight highs hour. eisenhower created the korean war. it was unpopular. he got us out of korea. getting out out of iraq, afghanistan. and i think he has opened the net with gay rights to get more gay people involved in the democratic party, at least in american politics. and getting two women to the supreme court. not great, not near great, but above average at this point. >> biggest failure is underestimating congress, the blowback that he was going to get, maybe overselling himself in 2008, creating really high expectations that were almost impossible to live up to. >> professor wilentz, thank you for coming on. people always listen to you. i know you get a lot of attention when you give these dicta. is it too early, first of all? >> i think it is too early. to an extraordinary degree, an unusual degree, i think president obama's legacy is going to d

we have douglas rushkoff... >> douglas rushkoff: i've been speaking at events like this for more than 20 years now. >> my sister has two twitter accounts... >> rushkoff: i've written books and taught classes about this stuff, so people turn to me for answers. >> what do you do in the case of extreme bullying? >> my son plays a game called starcraft. >> how much does that show up in tracking? >> rushkoff: i don't think it's going to affect the kid's job for the rest of their lives... >> rushkoff: but lately i've been wondering: are we all asking the wrong questions when we focus on the technology itself rather than what's behind it? kids are spending more and more of their time in digital spaces that they don't have even a basic understanding of what they are, where they're tilted, what are they for. the problem, as i see it, is what are companies doing to our kids through technology, and how can they and we be made more aware? technology is here to stay, and it's changing all of our lives, especially those of our kids. but how? what do these websites and apps really allow teens to do?

douglas is charged with six felonies, including forcible lewd acts upon a child. said that he filed a family home from wal-mart and then allegedly took the girl from her front yard. the two were found hours later at an antioch marina after an amber alert. >> there is a form tonight in san francisco focus on making the city streets safer. state senator mark leno and city supervisor on jane kim will be there. 21 pedestrians and for cyclist died in collisions with cars in san francisco last year. the fdr's democratic club of san francisco is sponsoring the form. its starts at 6:00 p.m.. the >> happening today at another meeting will be held for the proposed toll changes at the golden gate bridge. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district is recommending that the prices go up. the $5 set stretto would go a dollar on april 7th. the $6 paid by plate toll gold $7 per it >> the tea party turns 5 today. an anniversary celebration will be held in washington for the movement. among the people scheduled to speak are senator ted crews, rand paul, representativ

boldly going to check it out is douglas kennedy, live from the new york bureau. explain this it. >> reporter: they are going where no one has gone before. with an invention inspired by a children's toy and insphire how architects do its job. carol is an award- winning architect and designing the neighborhood in new york. still one problem she faces, many of her clients and engineers live in other cities. sometimes it is difficult for people to visualize the changes you might want to make to a project? >> we encounter that a lot. we work remotely with our clients. >> reporter: why she needs the new invenning in mi t. called inform and allows users to manipulate objects remotely. i am over here and i can move the ball that is over here. shawn is an inform inventor. >> the idea of this came from a pin screen toy like this. we are thinking about the displays and they change color and shape. >> reporter: it works using an interactive table with a series of complex motors and links and pins. and they are all connected to a computer that translates the movement remotely

he meets ailes on the set of the mike douglas show and he's carousing backstage. he says it's a shame a man like me has to use it you make to get elected in this legend goes he snapped back if you talk that way you're going to lose again. richard nixon was so taken with this young 27-year-old producer this rash kid to talk back to him that he told in his campaign advisers would hire him. within days roger ailes had had no blue expanse. he was involved in the young republican club. the people i interviewed did not talk about him being that politically active. he found himself on the richard nixon campaign in the crucial role of producing his televised town hall debates, his town hall appearances all over america. richard nixon as we know went on to win the presidency. that experience also made roger ailes and overnight star in the political world. it's ironic that roger ailes the conservative icon in a certain sense owes his career to a liberal. in 1968 but journalists from philadelphia named joe macinnes was traveling around writing about the way nixon was using t

. >> with special correspondent gabby douglas.h. >> it sounded amazing. >> jamie foxx. >> oh, okay. >> hugh jackman, and right before her start spangled banner triumph. >> we're moments away from hitting the field. ♪ oh my god >> plus the mom who got the greatest super bowl gift ever, we're with her at the big game. >>> and the woman who told 100 millio

secondly, it is a disincent statton as douglas elm door of said. idea there's any positive in this that overwhelms the reality of 2.3 to 2.5 million jobs or the equivalence and everyone think about that, if you will. the equivalent of a job being a loss to a productive economy with that interjection. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> i was going say the problem is, you know, that we're seeing headlines and going see a lot of this play out in the 2014 election that we just talked about. you know, pointing to what you just described. so if you're a democrat running for re-election in 2014, this only, you know, adds to those kinds of issues they have to deal with. but also, you know, going out and really selling the law. it's really difficult for some of these democrats to campaign on it. i don't think we'll see a lot of that. lou: i don't think like they rejoinder for the republican challengers or opponents. doug, when they spooned to whatever the democrat is saying, is that the president of the united states lied to the american people before -- to get it thr

we will start on the douglas bridge. we can see a live shot things are moving smoothly. we have a crash on 295. this is northbound on pennsylvania avenue. it is only the left lane getting by. all southbound lanes are open at this time. everything is looking good on the beltway between the two bridges. things are looking good as you come from the wilson bridge. you are good to go. no problems on 95 in virginia. things look good from fredericksburg and to the beltway. belts are moving into the way as well. rail opens at 5 a.m. this morning and operates on a saturday schedule. >> we are following some breaking news. ethiopian airline pilot has been arrested for hijacking the pop -- airline. >> it is unbelievable. able that they were facing a terrorist act. in a press conference minutes ago, this is a copilot hijacked the jetliner seeking asylum. this was police say he is in his early 30's. the pilot went to the restroom and he took control of the plane. doorosed the protective and peered the plane off its original course from rome. he took the plane to geneva. he circled ov

let's take a look at douglas he will men door of and listen to his testimony wednesday. >> by providingeavily subsidized health insurance to people with low income, then withdrawing those subsidies as income rises, the act creates disincentive for people to wok. >> well, heas saying point blank that obamacare is a disincentive for working. we're going to bring you that bite numerous times over the course of this show. here are more facts for your consideration and certainly mr. tewart. the obama economy turning in another mediocre jobs report, 113,000 jobs added in january, far fewer than the nearly 190,000 that enomists were expecting. the overall unemployment rate edged down from 6.7 to 6.6% last month. much of the decline resulting from only 63% of working age americans participating in the labor mark, creeping up from 62.8 the lowest level by the way, since 1978. president obama telling government contractors how much to pay teir employees. the president signed that order, raising minimum wage for contract employees to $10.10 an hour as of january next year. even the president's lab