of the american government but the prism program wouldn't be possible without some cooperation from baekttack companies you mentioned microsoft before there are also some other companies mentioned by snowden including facebook yahoo drawl box and many others so i assume that many of those companies were started by people like yourself. who possibly feel just as strongly about civil liberties and open access to information yet that owned companies provide these private information upon the government to request do you think it is fair to blame the intelligence community for doing something like that when people who know how the internet could be used and misused are. accommodating them and their requests are cooperating with them well i think we're part of the problem is that the government does look requests. i think that's the wrong word to use in this in this occasion the government is demanding this and they're not only demanding it they're demanding it and putting a gun to their head and they're also doing this in form of what's called national security letter meaning the they're als

the baek, crispy and tender. >> oh, and they have rides. check this out. okay.but the power source, not unusual for these parts, is not electric, it ain't gas. oh, man, are you kidding me? it's human power. >> yes. every bit of it. >> an absolutely insanely dangerous closely choreographed process of first getting the giant heavily laden wheel in motion and then getting it up to top speed and keeping it there. wow. look at this thing tilting out, too. >> then it goes the other way. >> note to footwear, by the way. it's not just this one, every couple of blocks bigger and bigger ferris wheels, each one with its own troupe of spinners. going for a ride is tempting, but -- host of cnn implicated in death of four underage carnies. next thing i would know it's rolling down the street and sending kids flying. if i had any idea, i never would have taken the ride, so says bourdain. no, i don't think so. again and again the seats are loaded with smiling families. the team climbs aboard and the circus begins again. good luck. may you return to earth safely with all of your

some very baek dweak data. the hang seng in hong kong was open. it just shrugged it off, notching 0.2%. australia was also closed. we'll be watching keenly tomorrow to see how it reacts to that weak economic data, particularly trade figures. it is all about the yen. but today it was also all about the rupee. the indian currency falling, threatening to break that 58 level. but shrugging that off. of course, the weaker rupee complicates the government's plans in india to boost that economy. interesting times over here in asia. back over to you guys. >> deirdre, i'll take that. thanks very much. here we are in europe. you can see we've got weighted to the upside with more green than red. in fact, 6-3, 2-1 on the dow jones stocks 600. here in europe. and we're not far away from the highs for the session. but if you take a look at the indices, a little bit of a different performance. the ftse 100 down 2.6%. it's fairly flat here, just up 7 points. the cac is pretty flat. the standout performer is the xetra zadax. and despite the threat of anti-dumping