it seemsd of the war, he may have been one of the first american intelligence officers to get into hitler'sker in bavaria, where he very well could have picked up this piece of hitler's letterhead. the historical record does not indicate exactly where he may have picked it up. day,on victory in europe he writes this note to his three-year-old son. dear dennis, the man some might have written on this card once controlled europe three short years ago. he is dead today. his memory despise, his country in ruins. he had a thirst for power and a low opinion of man as an individual. he was a force for evil in the world. passing, his defeat, a boon for mankind. but thousands die for it to be so. hells was a newspaperman before the war. he knew how to write. i marvel that this young father had the sense of history to create an artifact for his son. dennis directs this piece to our collection. we received it the very day that we as well as you heard that bin laden was dead. the price for ridding society of bad is always high. so, when the agency was created in 1947, it occupied the headquarters of it

if there are challenges to the , that seemsd that to be a quick way to adapt to those changes. >> in your view, it could be far more nimble than perhaps government regulation in this regard. >> that's more eloquently than i could, but yes. >> they will share users location information without consent of any third party that they wish. they have little power to stop them but in that scenario, doesn't the consumer have the ability to use the service or the app? certainly, that's true. there are many, many apps that consumers find very useful that they need to get from one place to another and i don't think that should mean that they sacrifice their privacy or their say what are you using this data for? don't i have the right to say? you need to let me know this information is being shared and with whom it is being shared. can bridge that gap without interfering with a companies ability to innovate and some of the statements that have been made here. >> mr. atkinson, you noted that there were many beneficial uses of tracking apps and mention examples of the loved one locator, project li

if there are challenges to the , that seemsd that to be a quick way to adapt to those changes. >> in your view, it could be far more nimble than perhaps government regulation in this regard. >> that's more eloquently than i could, but yes. >> they will share users location information without consent of any third party that they wish. they have little power to stop them but in that scenario, doesn't the consumer have the ability to use the service or the app? certainly, that's true. there are many, many apps that consumers find very useful that they need to get from one place to another and i don't think that should mean that they sacrifice their privacy or their say what are you using this data for? don't i have the right to say? you need to let me know this information is being shared and with whom it is being shared. can bridge that gap without interfering with a companies ability to innovate and some of the statements that have been made here. >> mr. atkinson, you noted that there were many beneficial uses of tracking apps and mention examples of the loved one locator, project li