atkins: there's plenty of workers in novastan. if you won't comply with fred's strict compliance, - we'll find another worker. - tapper: the novastani government knows, the inspector comes, he drinks coffee with us, it's fine. - you're abiding by novastani regulations. - atkins: it isn't fine. we're the customer. it's our contract. and we will cease the contract until you comply with our compliance regulation. and i'm sorry that it makes your beard itch. - tapper: you'll pull out? - no, we'll stop and we'll replace you. okay. i'm the next guy. they are not wearing the masks. ( audience laughing ) they don't wear them. it's okay. the government-- do you want to talk to a novastani official? no, i'm sure i can find another couple of contractors who will comply. smith: the question is whether or not we're going to offer, not safety, leslie wants the world to be safe. there's no way to make the world safe. there are ways of making the world safer. right now what we're offering with our corporation is a chance for the novastani people

atkins: i think we have to be mindful of when we cross that line. and when they ask for everybody in mongolia who went to visit the dalai lama because they want to execute them, then maybe that's well beyond our line. and it's a continuum. lowe: how much of your shareholders' money - did you sink in jaigunda? - it was always cost effective. in fact, we couldn't have afforded as a public company not to go to the largest high-growth market in the world. that would have been hugely irresponsible by us, where our other competitors were already there. so that was a business decision, and maybe... we at this point call up our fellow competitors, and speak to the other two large internet companies and ask them if we can get some agreement as a consortium of how we want to do business or what rules we wanna create. since there isn't a regulatory body to protect us, perhaps it's time to have an industry association and look at how we solve it. krugman: this is where, again, the n.g.o.s were generally-- aroused citizen groups can be your friend, because they

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we're out of time, dale atkins and amy, good luck to you. and now here's matt. >>> thank you.o washington and check in with mr. willard sco scott. >>> everybody should blow out birthday candles and we have some to blow out today. 100 years old today, clifton, new jersey, frank scancarella. and we have selma vonnoh out of chattanoo chattanooga, tennessee. worked out of the munitions plant to help defeat the nazis. and we have verda vanalstine of cobleskill, new york. 103 years old today. wish her a happy birthday. also goes to play the stock market and has fun doing it and loves ballroom dancing. you can't beat that. take a look at george. good old george gordon of lauderhill, florida, 100 years old today. played baseball when he was just a kid. happing greenberg was on the same team. and he says kosher hot dogs has kept him living 100 years. can't beat that. and ferne austin of laingsburg, michigan. lives on her own and says she has a sweet tooth for m&ms. and who doesn't? and finally virgie jarrett from alexander, louisiana. a proud member of the alpha delta kappa sorority. k

and the session on energy includes nicholas atkins, execute -- executive vice president for generation at american electric power and regina hopper, president and c.e.o. of america's national -- natural it was alliance. during the same time, the committee on security and homeland safety will meet to discuss how to improve our operating systems, and systems that connect our police, firefighters and medical personnel. jamie barnett, chairman of the commission's on homeland safety. and the chief of the communications division of the new york city police department will take place in a panel discussion the this session will feature bart johnson, analyst at the u.s. department of homeland security. on sunday afternoon we'll reconvene for a plenary session on redesigning state government. as jim said, all states are facing tough fiscal situations. this session will focus on ways to restructure and streamline state government for maximum efficiency. this roundtable discussion will be moderated by alan murray, deputy managing editor online for "the wall street journal." saturday we'll wrap up

and the session on energy includes nicholas atkins, execute -- executive vice president for generationerican electric power and regina hopper, president and c.e.o. of america's national -- natural it was alliance. during the same time, the committee on security and homeland safety will meet to discuss how to improve our operating systems, and systems that connect our police, firefighters and medical personnel. jamie barnett, chairman of the commission's on homeland safety. and the chief of the communications division of the new york city police department will take place in a panel discussion the this session will feature bart johnson, analyst at the u.s. department of homeland security. on sunday afternoon we'll reconvene for a plenary session on redesigning state government. as jim said, all states are facing tough fiscal situations. this session will focus on ways to restructure and streamline state government for maximum efficiency. this roundtable discussion will be moderated by alan murray, deputy managing editor online for "the wall street journal." saturday we'll wrap up way me