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. >> what i worry about is there has been a bit of a retraction in our ability to collect information worldwide, and it's being done based on some mythical political belief that something -- they're listening to my phone call and reading my e-mail. not true and we're paying a real price for that. >> a former director of the nsa, michael hayden, said today the nsa's activities are all done according to the operation of powers in the u.s. constitution. >> there is no abuse, and by the way, i don't see any unlawfulness either. that was all done according to the madisonian formula. >> the president expected to speak publicly about the nsa recommendations in january. greg? >> steve, thanks very much. >>> secretary of state john kerry returning to vietnam for the very first time since he served there during the war. he took a boat tour through the waterways of the delta region. during the war lieutenant kerry patrolled this region on a naval gun boat. that later became an issue of contention during his 2000 presidential run -- 2004 run. kerry says going back felt, quote, weird and it's goin

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. >> i worry there is a bit of a retraction in our ability to collect information worldwide, and it is being done based on some mythical political belief that something -- that they are listening to my phone call and reading my e-mail. it is not true and we are paying a real price for that. >> reporter: the former director of the nsa michael hayden said the nsa activities are in line with the separation of powers and the u.s. constitution. >> there is no abuse. and by the way, i don't see any unlawfulness either. this was done according to the maddest ownan formula. the president authorized and the legislation legislated and the congress oversaw. >> steve in washington, thanks. >>> a top democratic lawmaker said a bipartisan budget deal that would prevent another government shutdown doesn't have enough votes to pass the senate. senators talking about the bill on a rare day, due to sessions of patty murray and paul ryan. now lawmakers on both sides of the aisle pressuring the senate to make sure the deal gets done. >> i say to those who are criticizing it, this is keeping our principle

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. >> what i worry about is there is a bit of a retraction in our ability to collect information worldwide. it is being done based on some mythical belief and they are listening to my tone call and reading my e-mails. not true. we are paying a real price for that. >> director of the nsa said today that the nsa's activities are all done according to the separation of powers. >> there is no abuse. i don't see an unlawfulness either. this is done according to the formula. the president authorized and the legislature legislated and the courts over saw. >> the president is expected to speak publicly about the nsa recommendation sometime in january. shannon? >> thank you very much. >>> the federal government has posted more than 6,000 new regulatory actions on the website regulations .gov. you can track it yourself. at the same time we are learning the white house reportedly delayed the released of numerous controversial federal regulations in the run up to the 2012 presidential election. it is so they wouldn't be highlighted during the cam paper. campaign. they say the delays were coincidental.

a lawsuit. he's asking ford to retract a false statement that he's a pedophile.was in his backyard taking pictures of his little kids. he said i don't want to say that word but you are thinking what is this guy all about. >>> a new organization is promoting the affordable care act. >> so, no standing bill. topnotch health care. while you figure that out, when i'm in the oval office call me president barack, president barack. >> that's your morning edition of scrambled politics. if it's friday, it's kevin. good morning. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, happy friday. >>> the house passed a bill. why do you think we are learning this now? is this a lesson learned from the shutdown? >> absolutely. it's a rare show of bipartisanship and a huge moment for house speaker, john boehner in taking on the tea party. a lot of outside conservative tea party groups oppose the plan. they say it didn't go far enough. boehner was able to get the republicans on board and get it through the house. >> you mentioned him challenging the more conservative members of the p

a libel notice. reporter writes he is looking into retracting a false insinuation that he is a pedophile.e said a bureau chief was in his backyard taking pictures of his kids. you start thinking, what's this guy all about? >>> and in jerusalem a rare sight, blankets of snow as israel's heaviest december snow storm in 50 years. on average, a few snowflakes fall on jerusalem seven to eight days a year. >>> it is cold outside all over but not too cold to go surfing. these surfers braved the cold in lake michigan. are you supposed to surf on lake michigan? i live close to there. i never heard people talking about it. >> this guy's doing it. >> the water was 45 degrees. one surfer says the frigid cold temperatures help the adrenaline rush and that the waves are much better this time of year. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back. president obama meets with newly elected mayors. martin walsh will be there along with bill de blasio to talk about creating jobs and other issues. >>> on this day in 2003, iraq's president, saddam hussein, was caught as reported by nbc's campbell brown and lester

40, industrial figures contracted for the month of the france, suggesting the country is facing a retraction. the ftse mib is fairly national, as well. vopak is warning it's unlikely to exceed its 2012 record next year. the stock down some 47 4.5%. ashtead group, now saying full year profit will be to the top end of estimates. it also raises dividends by 50%. prudential insurance up 1 is.3% in london trade delivering a fairly upbeat outlook. it's looking at the saudi arabia market and it set out three new objectives, as well, for 2017. as far as bond markets are concerned, hone in or treasury yields. 2.8% is where we stand yesterday. the market did move higher on the back of fed purchases. we've finished on monday around a yield of 2785%. despite the fact a couple of fed speakers said we could reduce purchases this month, the dallas fed president saying we should stop tapering. we appear to be comfortable with that notion as far as treasuries are concerned. euro/dollar has been up to a fresh two-week high, 1.3749 is where we stand at the moment. dollar/yen, just above the 103 level. sterling

folks believe something is happening, isn't, is a dangerous thing to do and i worry there is a bit of retraction in our ability to collect information worldwide. >> and the review should be complete by the end of the year. based on this information, a senior referred to it as a senior stampede. >> what about mr. levinson, the american missing tor seven years. >> it was confirmed that he was collecting intelligence for the agency at the time of his disappearance it. was part of an off the books collection run by eight analysts and people were fired or reprimanded. some is of the operatives were unaware that the information they were tasked for collecting was for the cia. we don't know if that was the case for levinson and the agency has deck lined to comment -- declined to comment on this matter. >> thank you. >>> and now to the ongoing obama care. and the president of the united states pleading with the insurance companies for help saving his legacy health care overhaul. we have fox team coverage. wendell goler with unintended responses on obama care and with jim angle on all of the companies th

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martha: from a later retraction. >> other networks reaching out to "duck dynasty" guys offering them me. whatever we may personally believe about his remarks they were made on his value system. martha: kirsten from -- last thought, kirsten. >> i don't think he should have been fired. it is reality tv show, right. it is reality, right? they want to see what they're really like. i don't buy idea someone has deeply held beliefs they will be necessarily accepted by society and that they will not upset people. clearly if he said, i don't think blacks and whites should marry each other, i don't know that tony would be defending him. >> that's right. >> we do recognize certain things cross the line. whether this crossed the line. >> he wasn't evan gellizing. >> the language he used was little crude and judgmental. martha: the family said some of the comments were coarse. george will said over the weekend, there is this mistaken right not being offended in the world that people seem to think they have now. it is very interesting to watch the whole thing unfold. thank you both for chatting abo

a year. the utility told the commission the pipe used to transport natural gas. 18 months later retracting the statement. >> we're talking about a chronic repeated pattern of pg&e not being trust worthy and we're concerned about that. >> pg&e calls it excessive but acknowledged commune indication efforts fell short. >> if you saw a black cloud in richmond the company says the smoke was not toxic. a photographer captured an image of the smoke. you can see how thick and dark it is. officials say they didn't receive complaints but sit under investigation. chevron says it's carbon dioxide and water saying flares happen as a part of relieving pressure >>> a suspected drunk driver has hit two gas pumps, neighbors in a complex had to be evacuated twice, once for a fire, second for a suspected gas leak. the driver suffered a broken leg. >> santa clara sheriff deputies hoping you can help them identify three burglary suspects on surveillance video. the three men walked to the back of this home and searched for a way inside. and people to call the sure's office with any information if you have any. >> m

in the first instance, it's as to a solved problem that we thought was retractable. the homicide rate in new york year will be down 86% from the homicide rate in the same population e same and the same structural problems ago.ears now that's astonishing. that the thing is changes that took place are tech.vely low public all located in places. this is going to be important when you center the conversation privacy. changes that took place with the computer to be able to for the police force where crimes keep happening and here public drug markets are located. rocket science even circa 1975. it was a change in policing strategy and it worked very well. now, what about privacy? well, in a funny sense, if you're talking about public about a ou're talking serious problem that i think for cy is the wrong word it. reason for that is public places are too dangerous for the autonomy we associate normally with privacy. for instance, if you want to talk about 700,000 stops and the s in 2011 and 2012 and fact that they keep talk happening to the same people in same neighborhoods

a situation that got out of his control. >> reporter: and he says he kept spending. $750,000 for this luxury tour bus. designed to look like an airplane from the nose to retractibleedroom, even platinum-plated tiles in the shower. >> he was living the life of the a-lister. of course, he wasn't earning the money to be living the life of an a-lister. that he was relying on the banks for. >> he rationalized, naively, that he'd rather quickly be able to pay it off. >> reporter: investigators say he was essentially running a mini ponzi scheme with the loans using one to pay for the other, but it all came crashing down. the banks wound up calling the fbi, and he was arrested. he pled guilty and was released. but what happened next stunned even prosecutors. >> the day, the very day after he pleads guilty, he goes into a credit union in orange county and does exactly the same crime one more time. >> reporter: he was thrown right back in jail. does he have any regrets? >> oh, sure, he does, absolutely. >> reporter: but he says the banks should be on the hook for handing out millions. >> he knowingly submitted fraudulent documents. but the banks took them at face value wit

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a good job. >> mr. chairman, mr. hall mentioned parker county earlier to where you had epa had to retract a statement they said they had facting contaminated the water supply. are you aware of that? i am aware that the epa developed data and provided that data. >> okay. okay. >> and when they question our on the standards for fuel efficiency, you said pretty much, quote, you weren't here to speak to manufacturers, warranties, and liabilities. >> i can't speak to the statement about that, no. >> so in essence if it effects the entire car industry, it doesn't matter -- >> very much so it matters. it matters to us and appropriate testing for the reason. i just can't -- that's not my -- >> let me move quickly. he said on grant recipients, he said you said in response to him that you have procedures to ensure they're fair-minded. let me submit to you as a business owner. if we're going to put business people on the science advisory panel. can't you apply the same proceed your make sure they are fair-minded? >> we provide the same procedure to anybody that is on -- >> so you would be okay with having more business and indust

i think that is -- we just had a democrat walk in. i retract my statement. my apologies. i talked to a constituency that worked for the bush white house and who's job it was to lobby with congress and i met with somebody from the obama administration exactly twice in three years and i do think it is the president's duty to engage. i have a question on that, but i'm out of time. i do think there's a disappointed with the president not being engaged. >> they are concerned about the executive power. when the executive is a republican. >> each party needs to care about these issues a lot more when they are owned, someone from their own party occupies the white house. >> my time is expired. i will give it back to you or your. >> thto. >> the chair will recognize the gentleman from tennessee. >> i have missed some of this hearing although i caught some of it on the magic of video television. i was interested in the gentleman that mentioned the possibility of impeachment. is that accurate? >> i can't remember if i brought that up. >> what context would you have brought that up? s

it. >> he kind of retracted it. >> the obvious difference here is martin bashir is a journalist with a serious track record who's probably granted manier leeway to make a mistake than someone like alec baldwin who is not a journalist at all and also known for popping off. >> add andrew sullivant and g.l.a.d. and the gay rights activists types made a point of ke demanding that baldwin go and it worked. pressure campaigns against media figures work and there wasn't one against martin bashir. >> on that report on 60 minute, cbs executives said lara logan gave speech saying we need to do more against al qaeda and this was a conflict in terms of her continuing to report on this story. we'll be back in just a moment. [ male announcer ] 'tis the season of more. more shopping. more dining out. more traveling. and along with it, more identity theft. every time you pull out your credit card, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. you can't be on the lookout 24/7. but lifelock can. protecting your identity, your bank accounts, even the equi

it. >> he kind of retracted it. >> the obvious difference here is martin bashir is a journalist with a serious track record who's probably granted manier leeway to make a mistake than someone like alec baldwin who is not a journalist at all and also known for popping off. >> add andrew sullivant and g.l.a.d. and the gay rights activists types made a point of ke demanding that baldwin go and it worked. pressure campaigns against media figures work and there wasn't one against martin bashir. >> on that report on 60 minute, cbs executives said lara logan gave speech saying we need to do more against al qaeda and this was a conflict in terms of her continuing to report on this story. we'll be back in just a moment. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warni

a&e, i think they may retract this, by the way. >> kwox. -- i don't think so.s roekry quote of the bible, talks about homosexuality but later in the interview, his comments about african-americans -- >> we have it. stand by. let me put it on the screen. here it is. he's talking about precivil rights. he says i never with my eyes saw the mistreatment of any black person. not once. i hoed cotton with them. i'm with the blacks because we are white trash. i never heard one of them, one black person say, these dog-gone white pineapple. not a word. preentitlement, prewelfare rs they were god willy. they were happy. no one was singing the blues. >> you have to put it in the context of 1961, '62 the america where african-americans couldn't go to a white person 57bd say, i hate the jim crow laws. that means you're lynched, your family is in danger. >> why isn't that getting attention? >> i don't know. that's the story, i think. he made disparaging comments to lgbt folks and this is a hot water situation. that's why a&e suspended him. >> you tell me. i think a&e comes ou

it. >> he kind of retracted it. >> the obvious difference here is martin bashir is a journalist with a serious track record who's probably granted manier leeway to make a mistake than someone like alec baldwin who is not a journalist at all and also known for popping off. >> add andrew sullivant and g.l.a.d. and the gay rights activists types made a point of ke demanding that baldwin go and it worked. pressure campaigns against media figures work and there wasn't one against martin bashir. >> on that report on 60 minute, cbs executives said lara logan gave speech saying we need to do more against al qaeda and this was a conflict in terms of her continuing to report on this story. we'll be back in just a moment. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] someone could pay you tolu and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ i have a big meeting when we land, b

a small deal over the small common ground. >> it's good at least things keep moving. at least we're not going to shut down the government. we're not going to retract from where the economy is going, but it's certainly much more like a truce on the western front, not, you know, big deal. >> here's my crystal ball. i look at my crystal ball, guys, and i see next year home prices continue to improve. i see the unemployment rate gets out of the 7% handle and down into the 6%'s, right? i think europe starts to heal a little bit, and i see no government shutdown, ryan? really, really are we going to put those battles behind snus. >> i agree the economy improving, the long-term deficit or the short-term deficit means less governing by -- from crisis to crisis and a little more reality-based government like we saw this week. >> healing? >> yeah. it is healing. there are a lot of things i would like to see, particularly we've turned to now stability, and now we have to do something about the long run for the future, and it's very paralyzed. the private sector is healing. >> all right. ken, nice to see both of you this weekend. thank you. >>> president obam

. >> the media has had a terrible year from the "60 minutes" retraction on benghazi story and tarnished jewels of the journalistic world. you had the cnn reporting the nonexistent arrest in the marathon bombing showed quick journalism and problems with msnbc host alec bashir and alec baldwin getting the boot. it already has unpopular business in terms of public confidence. >> charles, other than me being the biggest loser for spilling water on you, who would your second choice to be? >> as i depart to the dry cleaner, let me just say that it was only water, folks, it wasn't wine or anything stronger than that no, i have smelled it. the obvious loser of the year of course is obama. he had a terrible year. his numbers historically low. he had the signature astevement obamacare as the focus of the attack and of the demonstration of two items, the incompetence of his government, which i think is striking at the heart of the liberal idea of government as the manager of the economy and the cud ler of the population. but, secondly, it's a matter of trust. when he he said if you like your plan

small are fine was should early this month until lawyers realized that unless it was retracted they could not issue a larger fine. eight were killed. >> after the massive target breach, they are limiting use of debit cards whose customers financial information was compromised limited to $100 a day and prepares are himmed to $300 a day. user cannot withdraw cash outside the united states. chase is issuing new cars to customer whose shopped at target approximately 40 million accounts were stolen in a hacking attack against target between november 27 and december 15th. >> apple has given itself an early christmas present saying they reached a deal with china mobile to offer iphone to the customers. china mobile has 760 million users and sold 23 million phone in china this year. analysts believe they will sell another 15- to 30-million more next year. it will be available in china in january. >> a technical investigator will show new details of the tonight split california into six states. venture capitalist is proposing the bay area is part of state of silicon valley and the other five states are jeffer

i think that is -- we just had a democrat walk in. i retract my statement. my apologies. i talked to a constituency that worked for the bush white house and who's job it was to lobby with congress and i met with somebody

a sea change of people elected. >> i think john boehner who i know and like would retract those comments. i hope he would. i'll put in a different perspective. they are right where they were a few months back. democrats wanting more revenue, republicans wanting some cuts in entitlements. now, i'm not that bright and neither is my 3-year-old dog. it suggests to me the only way we're going to get a deal is if some people are willing to give. there is common ground. the president is willing to recalculate benefits under social security, formula for those calculations early in the year. paul ryan agrees with that. the president also said he's willing to look at medicare premiums for those that earn more. ryan says he agrees to that. i don't understand why adults can't come into the room -- this is not placing -- i think republicans are at blame but at some level this impasses, we have a subsenate, we all have to give a little bit here. if not the sequestration cuts will take effect in january. as much as some people don't like them, the sky didn't fall in when they happened at the beginning of this year. i dou

netanyahu would be meeting with the pope when he came here to a trip back then, but red-faced the office of the prime minister had to retract that announcement because the vatican said no such meeting had been scheduled. this time there is indeed a meeting going ahead and it should have started at the top of this past hour and we are expecting they will talk about a variety of issues. of course, the israeli/palestinian conflict, but also the recently signed agreement between iran and world powers about its nuclear program and, of course, prime minister netanyahu has not wasted a moment to object and not wasted an opportunity to object to that agreement, although it's difficult to say what the pope would like to contribute to that debate. they are also going to be discussing the upcoming itinerary for the pope's upcoming trip to the middle east. he has been invited to visit both israeli and the palestinian territories. it's expected that that visit will take place in may. now, what's interesting is the last time the pope visited israeli was back in 1973 at the beginning of the october war. so let's hope that his upcoming tri

i think -- we just had a democrat walk-in. i retract my statement. my apologies. i talked to constituent who worked for the bush white house whose job it was to lobby with congress and i met with somebody from the obama administration exactly twice in three years. i do think it is the president's duty to engage. i had a question on that but i am out of time. i do think there is a disappointment with the president not being engaged. >> republicans are concerned about executive power when the executive is up to. democrats are concerned about abuses when the executive is a republican. they need to care about issues lot more when someone from their own party occupies the white house and not just someone from the opposite party. >> i will give it back to you. >> thank you. i have missed some of this hearing and i caught some of it on the magic of video, television. joan --terested, the gentlemen had mentioned the possibility of impeachment or impeachable offenses. is that accurate? >> i cannot remember if i brought that up. i may have. >> in what context did you bring

treasury, billions and billions of dollars to retract the federal reserve balance sheet and reverse a already done with no consequence, it's strictly a bookkeeping industry. the problem is the markets will probably go berserk if they were to do that and that's outside the limits. but the federal reserve is working on all sorts of measures to decide how they can pull back before the actual money multiplier as they call it begins to really take hold. but there's no evidence at this stage that it's about to happen, so the federal reserve does have time and the question is, how do you handle psychology? >> one final question, i know you're not going to tell me what you think of janet yellen as a potential fed chairman. but i'm going to ask you a slightly different question. do you think it makes a difference in your long experience that she's a woman? you happen to be married to a very strong, professional working woman. do you think men and women approach something like economic policy differently? >> not that i can determine. i in fact and janet yellin is a very good, an excellent econo

you learn a lot spending a year with these guys, that is a very critical art that remains funded retract to budget everywhere. it is a small payment that pays off bank -- big. our next caller is john from there, vermont. vermont. like your show. i was in the air commando wing, in 1968 1969, and they changed our name to special op's which would kind of resented. were in southeast asia, and special forces were on a lot of the local tribes. it is always other day over the years, we promised to stand by these guys, and then the picture that is burned into my memory is the top of the american embassy in the 70's when we hold out and left all of these people to their fate. i was wondering if you, as an author, had written about that, and have any comment on it? it has bothered me for all of these years. do you think we have rebuilt the trust of the local people would we do go into an area they do not worry we will have your back , because we did not do it in the 1970's. guest: i think that iconic photo, for anyone who has studied history of a is extremely important area to do we leave our frie

a new way to wireless. or visit aiowireless.com. se, please, please, please. okay, what is this? we're making sure i'm tall enough without having to spike up my hair. buddy... (tape measure retracts) we are good to go. sweet! i have been waiting for this day ever since the doctor pointed to the ultrasound of your mom's womb and said, "either that's a fifth limb, or you got a boy." okay, no. gross. oh. all right... (can hissing) i want everybody to eat a lot at home because "the happiest place on earth" is also home to the most expensive churro on earth. come on. this is gonna be awesome. who doesn't love a day at disneyland? can't you and mom go without me? you're the kid. i think we need you to get in. it couldn't come on a worst day. the technology sector is tanking. we're doing a stock market project in school, and today's the last day. we all get a thousand fake dollars to invest,

a couple days like today. that's just late. they say if you ordered before this time your package will be there. retracted. we call the retailer and gave us a discount on the shipping and that's what a lot of those places will do. ups says they're on to make it up. amazon has already sent their point about some gift cards. for shipping costs. >>darya: i heard if you're shipping was already free and a lot of cases amazon and maybe some others will give you another $20 gift card. >>: he have the gist of the indenture present. >>: well was exciting when you opened it? of >>: it was an issue near sparklets one. it was actually unexciting. it was a rug. >>: and lot of people are on to enjoy these presents. >>: the time now is 718. it wants to get a look at weather and traffic. >>: i'll tell you. if jackie was to get rid of his $20 amazon card on your guide. high clouds today. if you're heading out to the coast be aware. it's going to be a little bit cooler today but to be on today we will get back to where we were with very clear skies. before the time being we have clouds started to build up. they will be here

check the release ring is retracted and that the band is not visible. there is a small -- [indiscernible] edge of it. >> ok discussing. standby. [indiscernible] go ahead and pull back on the release spring are pushed back on the release spring. >> copy. to when i do that, it wants pop out. >> ok, copy that. just a piece of the forward white band you see. >> that is right. >> ok, copy that. standby. ok, guys, we have a go to continue with a piece of that white band visible. qd. in position to mate that [indiscernible] >> that four? >> let me try. what happens when you let it go? >> we just passed the five hour mark into today's spacewalk. as we continue to look at the clock and we will be evaluating decontamination procedure for the cruise. it appears some flakes of ammonia did come in contact with their suits during the demating of the fluid line from pump module jumper box. we are in the process of mating the third in a series of lines and then we will get on with the disconnection of a fourth of the fluid lines. line, the smallest of the fluid lines from the pum

retracted. and then they were saying, this is normal for somebody who is dying. i was in a coma. they didn't realize i could hear them. they weren't even in the room. but i heard the oncologist say that i probably won't even make it through the next 24, 36 hours. >> in a way, it sounds like you were almost straddling two worlds. >> it felt like i was in a bigger world, which encompassed this world. it was vibrant. there was music. it was just incredible. but it's like it's beyond our spectrum, our ability to perceive. it's beyond our physical five senses. and it was like for the first time in my entire life did i feel that i was loved and accepted unconditionally for who i am. it was a peace i had never experienced. and the fear was gone. the fear of illness. the fear of displeasing other people. the fear of being flawed was gone. i was aware of my father who had passed away, my best friend sonny. it was actually the most amazing feeling, because i had always felt that i wasn't the kind of daughter that he had hoped i would be. but when i encountered him in that realm, all i felt

in the first instance, it's as close to a solved problem that we thought was retractable. the homicide rate in new york this year will be down 86% from the homicide rate in the same city with the same population and the same structural problems 30 years ago. now that's astonishing. the second thing is that the changes that took place are relatively low tech. they are all located in public places. this is going to be important when you center the conversation on privacy. the changes that took place with the computer to be able to identify for the police force where crimes keep happening and where public drug markets are located. that isn't rocket science even circa 1975. it was a change in policing strategy and it worked very well. now, what about privacy? well, in a funny sense, if you're talking about public places, you're talking about a serious problem that i think privacy is the wrong word for it. the reason for that is public places are too dangerous for the autonomy we associate normally with privacy. so for instance, if you want to talk about 700,000 stops and frisk

began to deteriorate when the government started retracted on its promises melissa you can see his new homes for mikey. after seven or eight years and a tea party started to change direction the eu especially for a slowdown of democracy fell off the agenda and anti democratic policies are being implemented. we also saw decline in rights and freedoms. this created a lot of disappointment in the mood of long balls on the ticket that day. however the government steals all this is part of a smear campaign to show discordant turkey bowl going on has denied any involvement in the corruption probe. his influence has helped and the ones at the party when its share of the vote in three successive past elections elections set for march it may not be as easy a win for everyone this time around as this corruption probe rose to the biggest challenge to his eleven year rule. natalie party for cctv in istanbul turkey for more on the corruption scandal in tacky when i joined there by responding to me how by the bits in the east and there may have a look into this that the deep changes they have taken the political scene the intense heat. is it costin

retracted their statements so you see the. base you see. that you sometimes do damn orangey things out of a long text or something i think if somebody does an interview with you and then you're. entirely open and frank about it. and then after a while maybe you realize that this is going to be shown on television and your boss is going to see this and your mother is going to see this. you know you start understanding the consequences it's not just a conversation between you and your friends but then we just evolved about it because i think to an extent. i made a very big mistake. with that article and the mistake that i did was that i was. i did a very journalistic very difficult journalistic work. about journalists and the standards for doing a journalistic work about journalism has to be one hundred times higher because they were. they were immediately you backfired and they will start criticizing what you do in a completely different way than if it's a regular person because regular person doesn't have the power to where. to say no . he's going to say to you. here's a cable marked secret