and the cost to a lot of bsa member companies of trying to assure every customer by saying your data will be held in x locality just can't possible. you undermine not just the efficiency of the system and the value that cloud computing and other things bring, but you undermine the cost. >> when putin said he wanted all twitter -- if they were allowed to keep tweeting, they'd have to stay on a local exchange server. i don't mean to make this specific to one company, if you're a company at that point, do you just say good luck? we'll do our best? i realize we've had these challenges and iterations with yahoo in the past. if you're one of these edge providers, how much credence do you have to put to some of these people or do you say, great, russia, we wish you the best with that? >> twitter is not a bsa member and i think it's really hard to answer some of those questions from a company perspective, especially when you are answerable to stockholders. and some of the market, some of the worst parties here are fairly large markets. >> it's a business call. i think you have to decide how

russia, we wish you the best with that. >> twitter is not a bsa member. i think it's really hard to answer some of those questions from a company perspective. especially when you are answerable to stock holders. some of the markets, some of the worst parties here are fairly large markets. >> it's a business call. i think you have to decide how much is it going to cost me not just in funds but in disappointment on the part of your customers versus what it will cost you to get out of that market. when the chinese started censoring google, google said this is not our market. when the europeans decided to sensor google, google said what do we have to do. that's a decision they have to make. you make it on a business basis. >> i just also add there's a layer technically and figuratively between the edge providers as well. if you move up a layer and look at the isps and the back bone providers, those who have the internet exchange points that carry all of this traffic, we are moving into an age where there aren't a whole lot of those. there are fewer and fewer

and if -- and i think it proves a point in the bsa negotiations that the u.s. threatened with a zero option that if you don't sign this, we're going to pull out all troops. yet several months later we see that that hasn't happened. so he knows how far to push the u.s. maybe sometimes he push the u.s., he pushes u.s. too far, and it's the u.s.' patience and not, and not sort of jeopardizing 12 years, because they know that president karzai will be gone pretty soon. but at the same time, i think tactically we need to give karzai credit that he knows how far to push them, and he's done that in the issue and the funding, military funding of the tush of, sort of -- touch or sort of u.s. presidents. >> so, general, why were we so deaf? you mentioned at the beginning of your talk how responsible or what share of the responsibility do we also have for where we are right now? >> well, i'm not sure i want to engage in an exercise of is self-flagellation here, but we didn't listen to him initially. and and i think we didn't listen to him because in so many ways we felt we

do you have any ideas as to how we can in the bsa or maybe it's envisioned in the bsa that we can stop this release of these detainees who have attacked our military? >> thank you for the question. i have not looked at it in those terms. certainly if confirmed, i will work with the interagency and the authorities that would be required to ensure that we can put some controls on that. i think every military person on the ground there is concerned with the recidivism rate of detainees that are released and that come back into the fight. i think that's something that we have to continue to work with the afghan government on. i mean, right now based on the authorities, is there a call we can continue to show them why this particular individual and what they've done and provide them the evidence that we have of their wrongdoing. in the end right now that's ultimately their sovereign country and their decision to release. we can continue to advise and i will continue to do that if confirmed. >> i know we're in limbo now on the bsa because we are in limbo about who's going to lead the country

and i think it proves a buoyant in the bsa negotiations that the u.s. threatened with the zero option that if you don't sign this, we're going to pull out all troops. yet several months later we see that's not happened. so he knows how far to push the u.s. maybe sometimes he pushed the u.s. -- he pushes the u.s. too far and it is the u.s.'s patience and not -- and not sort of jeopardizing 12 years because they know that president karzai will be gone pretty soon but i think at the same time tactically we need to give karzai credit he knows how far to push them and done that on the issue of bsa and the funding, military funding and future sort of u.s. presence. >> so, general, why were we so deaf? you mentioned the beginning of your talks the importance of holding a mirror to ourselves. how responsible for what share of the responsibility do we also have for where we are right now? >> well, i'm not sure i want to engage in an exercise of self flagulation here but we didn't listen to him initially and i think we didn't listen to him because in so many ways

john: years ago in high school the of philosopher hayek wrote bsa one of why i am not a conservativehe postscript to the constitution of liberty. hayek said the conservative position rest on the belief there are recognizably superior persons whose standards and the values ought to be protected he regards it as his mission by voluntary and unhampered intercourse but the blessings of efficient government that was of sarcasm its eppley 30 years to realize it but now am i libertarian everyone ought to be able to do the thing that is peaceful high on my own body i should be allowed to take drugs and do it moral things are in the state as long as i don't directly harm somebody else. conservatives alike what i do have every right to tell me i am a jerk and to boycott or refuse to hire or embarrass me. societies influence has a social terror and the more formidable to any political persuasion to penetrate more deeply. so america benefits when they speak out against immoral behavior it makes people think about what is moral and sometimes a shapeless and to being better people. but it force of

. >> in our meetings last week with candidates for president both expressed a desire for a bsa and, too, a very deep concern about a date certain withdraw as opposed to the conditions placed. both said that they were concerned about the ability even signing the bsa with their ability to control particularly parts of afghanistan that you are familiar with. see you think that that concern on their part is legitimate? >> i believe there will be great concern. i have not discussed any sort of time line. as i mentioned earlier, i think my job and what my senior leaders and the committee would expect of me is to provide continuous updates based upon our mission and resources and my best military advice. >> well, one would hope that the president of the united states will look at the nightmare today and the ability that we could have had to provide some stability and perhaps reevaluate his decision not for american combat troops but for the much-needed capabilities of support and counter-terrorism that we can provide which they simply do not have paid and i guess my other question, do you rema

and i think it proves a point in the bsa negotiation is that the u.s. threatens with a their option that if you do not sign this, we will full out all troops. yet several months later we see that has not happened. so he are to push the u.s. maybe sometimes he pushes the u.s. too far and it is the u.s. -- nto sort jeopardizing 12 years because they know that president karzai will be gone pretty soon. at the same time tactically, we need to give karzai credit that he knows how far to push them and he has done that on the issue of bsa and the funding the military funding and the future of the u.s. presence. >> why were we so deaf? you mentioned the importance of holding up a mirror to ourselves. what share of the responsibility to we have -- do we have? >> i am not sure i want to engage in an exercise of self-flagellation here, but we didn't listen to him initially. i think we did not listen to him because in so many ways we felt we had the answer. i they can so many ways we felt that the exigencies of the operational environment drove us to make decisions

. >>: today is very similar that the bsa as the have the same chance of moisture around the bay in all likelihood you may not see much of anything. this will expect year mid-90s for the spread that the valley. and the same temperature range tomorrow and things will start to cool after that. there is rain falling in other parts of california. >>: the are some streaming towards the southern edge. that will pop and to set aside ... after them. would have to keep an eye on the to let you know. images of the upper fifties and low '60's and one effect to see much change its aid of 9:00 this morning. the sun will warm things up to this low 60s. >>: that the upper 80s in the south bay 84 and san jose. '90s and the debts of in livermore valley. 78 and the man drove in 77 in oakland. 70 downtown and in mid '60s and the coast. 84 in santa rosa 86 and not for valley. >>: temperatures will be on par with what we have today. there's still been a little cooler and less fat it is. >>: that's the weather that's a hell of a quick look at traffic. all is well on 92 and no reports of any problem. traffic

i will do that if confirmed. >> i know we are in limbo on the bsa. we are in limbo about who is going to lead the country and when we are going to know and whether karzai's influence is going to be significant. i would think they would have a dramatic impact on morale if we are capturing those who have killed our most precious resource in this country and they opened the doors a day later and let them out. i just want to be on record that i know i share with the members of this committee that we want to do anything we can to help make sure that situation does not become the norm. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator. we thank you for your testimony, for your service. i hope we can get to, as we say, markup your nominations very promptly and get you through the confirmation process in the senate very promptly. we will do our best. you have great support on this committee, deservedly so. you have great support from your families which make it possible for you to serve as you do. we thank you, we thank them and we will stand a joint. -- stand adjourned.

and bsa just donated 25,000 jews doughnut hundred and $25,000 to the company.st donated a contribution from beyonce. >> reporter: >> reporter:a quiet richmond neighborhood rocked by its first murder in many years. a man -- found dead at a home on tewksbury avenue. kron 4's haaziq madyun reports from the point richmond community, where police have just made an >> reporter: >> pam: we are learning more details about the shooting death of andy lopez from the report released late yesterday by the sonoma county district attorney >> pam: in it. the report says the an autopsy shows that the 13 year old santa rosa boy. had marijuana in his blood at the time he was shot and killed by deputy erik glehaus back in october. >> pam: a medical expert concluded the marijuana might have impaired lopez's judgement and slowed his decision making at the time of the shooting. investigators also found a marijuana cigarette and a bottle of eye drops in >> pam: for a second day -- dozens protested -- denouncing the d.a.'s decision to not criminally charge deputy gelhaus. >>and now the

afghanistan are you worried that the longer the election drags on, it will be less likely that we might get a bsa signed? >> right. well, first on this issue of syria, i give eliot engel of new york enormous credit here. three years ago i remember him explaining to the administration at that point there were no foreign fighters, there was no isis, there were no foreign fighters in syria, and his suggestion was you have the free syrian army, it's representative of, you know, not just diverse religious and ethnic groups, but, you know, it's attempting to hold the country together. so get in and support this. and, of course, we had the french ambassador here arguing the same thing. and meeting after meeting we conveyed this. i personally spoke to the president about it once, and -- but on up, you know, throughout the administration we pushed for about three years' time to try to get support to the free syrian army. so now we're three years later, and we're talking about doing this. and in the meantime, isis, obviously, you know, the foreign fighters came in, they established this beachhead, nothing

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