>> i will say the 1.7 million documents figure that the intelligence community has been bandying about, the director of nsa himself keith alexander said just a week ago in the australian financial times, or australian financial review, i believe, that they have no idea what documents were taken at all. their auditing was so poor, so negligent that any private contractor, not even an employee of the government could walk into the nsa building, take whatever they wanted, and walk out with it and they would never know. now, i think that's a problem. and i think that's something that needs to be resolved. people need to be held to account for. has it happened before? could it happen again?

i have a question about bris bandy want to make the gentleman happy there's a map diaphragm on page 8 which shows the previous park arrangement in which there was a lot more open space and an extension down into the is it called the bay lance in bris ban it shows an extension of the greenway i want to know what coordination has heaped to the south if any and the project sponsor can best answer the question they also own the land but - >> jonathan sharpening man the draft eir of the bris ban project has closed the public comment period on january 24th of this year it's during the hearing phase for the approval of that eir that will be addressing the activity or the open space between the slaj site and the proposed less than year parks and a at the lance. >> i want to make sure the coordination is golden those have been going on for forever. >> the streets the way they were designed and landscaped will maintain that continuity. >> there is expected to be affordable to protecting families how do we insure that we're talking about $50 million going away and coming up with $8 million we've

there have been figures bandied around in the past, up to about 70 americans in january. according got now is, to "the daily beast," 100. they are scared about people slipping through the cracks. what will those jihadist fighters do if they return to the states? >> let's return to france. >> let me go to something a bit more entertaining. 3 billionnt page, a euro divorce. the person who gains is elena. they were married 23 years. he is a billionaire oligarch, a hess court has announced must pay all that money to her. going to get half of his fortune, to the penny, in fact, the swiss court being very precise about its decision there. the cartoon is really funny. , "3 billion euros? brilliant." he says, "dream on, lady, you won't be getting it." that russian billionaire is the owner of a football team. says, i'm going to be keeping a tab on all the football players in brazil before and during the tournament, the world not want any i do scandals about getting into a kerfuffle." i will be monitoring you, he is saying. >> thank you for that, nick ru shworth. monaco has announc

getting involved in the stand-off with clicin bandy.hey say bundy supporters pointed guns at officers on april .12th. the armed group has denied those allegations. they say ranchers from the bureau of land management were the ones pointing guns. government officials saying bundy 0s the government a million dollars. they say he failed to pay land use taxes for 20 years. political disputes in thailand spilling on to the streets of bangkok two days after the prime minister there was ousted, police using tear gas and water can options to break up anti-government marchers calling for the resignation of the entire government. >>> the results are in, in south africa. it is that country's first election since nelson mandela's death with 99% of the votes counted, the party once led by mandel a appears to be headed for easy re-election. the anc says over 62% of the vote, the main obvious situation group is at 22%. the final votes will be announced tomorrow. >>> in italy, sylvia berlosconi is performing public service. the court ordered the 77-yea

they're all kinds of reasons this story was not bandied about or talk about.it is strange to me largely because i grew up in a family where there were not too many secrets. we did not have great stories or i would have written that story. [laughter] and my parents would be here. [laughter] but i got this one and it is a good story but shockingly enough it was another story in just briefly to fill live in the gaps that they were rescued. many of them had not heard of sholom. is they knew anything there was a pediatrician who came with gil initially who also helped and was say pivotal part that is not what they knew but they got on about outside philadelphia and to learn the very strange game of baseball and learned to eat jell-o. three-year for people remember jell-o it is a weird memory. but said details of how they were rescued? not a clear. >> any reaction to your film or booking in vienna? >> i am glad that you asked that. and i am delighted. the u.s. embassy they have a screening of the film next monday evening in vienna. that is the first litmus test in v

. >> there is something that is known as the transcendent that we bandy about it for what this kind of experience is. is struck me that it was a experience where you feel something animating everything. a spiritual experience. >> watching it with those words. [laughter] this may be a little pathological but the words spiritual half freaks me out. i should be careful to say that but i remember years ago to be interviewed and my interview were put out all the crystals on the table. no. i do not belong here. >> but you said to me michael lerner is here and i am interested in spirituality. and and you are. to signify no meaning. >> i did not say was interested in spirituality. we are both hearing-impaired so we can say anything and. anything. [laughter] okay. >> to back up. when i was 12 years old i formed my life's mission that i would understand everything. i would figure out why we are here on earth, blood is going on, and i did not know where to look. the library books let me down. so i went every way i could think of. if i could just focus i could answer the questions in a couple of m

also being liberally bandied about. the governor has come out, the governor of istanbul to say that there will be an open and transparent forensic investigation into the fatal shooting of the man. where he died of his injuries later. that will injury was sufficient to kill him a few hours later. the other death a little harder to pin down. a fragmentation bomb is what the please are saying was responsible for his death. a bomb was hurled at police, trying to control the rioting situation. we have a prime minister that should tie urduwan. what sort of things do you expect the police to do? when as we can see from the videos we shot at the time, petrol bombs are being hurled at police and they have to act in self defense. the police, themselves have also issued a statement saying they are trying their best in a very difficult time to operate, the street protests are continuing. we have hundreds gathered outside of this religious house of worship at the moment waiting for the funeral of the man supposedly innocent man who

well there certainly has been a huge day for people here in eastern ukraine the words that have been bandied about are historic optimistic the polls closed at ten o'clock on sunday night and counting has continued overnight into the early hours of this morning we've just heard that they could be a delay in the announcement of those results but we still are expecting them any hour where at the same time we are hearing from the election commission that that was is unlikely to be resoundingly yes now the crowds turned out in huge numbers voter turnout is put it more than seventy percent as you see in the pictures and certainly we saw by visiting some of those voting stations here in the donetsk region the queues formed all the way down the street and sometimes even went around the corner but despite this the government has said that the vote is illegal they've also said that the voters turnout was not all the tories that are controlled by terrorists more relish to do this kind and be considered too rough around the turnout was zero now this referendum asked voters one question it was not a ques

. >> baby bandy has a minnesota man to thank for his life.iving through prior lake when he saw a driver run into what he thought was a deer. the man got out of the car and what he saw was the dough was pregnant. he took out a retractable locks cutter that hughes for work and delivered the baby. he then drove to a wildlife rehabilitation center in roseville. so far the fawn is doing well. >> we will see you in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." with us today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, stacy dash, and hashtag one lucky guy, brian kill made. did you eat your wheaties in preparation? >> i ate at 4:00 this morning. i am ready to be back. are you ready to handle this? breaking news. >> the ladies are always ready.

>> i will say the 1.7 million documents figure that the intelligence community has been bandying about director of nsa himself keith alexander said just a week ago in the australian financial times, or australian financial review, i believe, that they have no idea what documents were taken at all. their auditing was so poor, so negligent that any private contractor, not even an employee of the government could walk into the nsa building, take whatever they wanted, and walk out with it and they would never know. now, i think that's a problem. and i think that's something that needs to be resolved. people need to be held to account for. has it happened before? could it happen again? >> what didn't you grab? was there a threshold? >> right. i didn't want to take information that would basically be taken and thrown out in the press that would cause harm to individuals, that would cause people to die, that would put lives at risk. so a good gauge of what information was provided to the journalists is a representation of what you see in the press. now, the nsa and the defense intelligence ag

we've also got pinterest now being bandied at $5 billion.e company raises another $200 million making it our first top trade tonight. should twitter and facebook be squared of its golden user base of young women? may i also just say it's absolutely crazy when you have what is essentially like a pin board. >> our "fast money" friend guy adami is a huge pinterest -- he's very active on pinterest. look it up. guy adami on pinterest. again, these are bubble valuations for a company that actually has no sales, okay. and they're just adding advertisements this week and they're going to start having revenues. this is fantastic for a company that's valued at $5 billion. i would just say this, you say should facebook and twitter be worried. i think they should be worried that they didn't buy these guys two years ago because they don't -- they have very specific strategies. when you think about the quarters we just saw, specifically in twitter, they're kind of a one-trick pony here. they're going goff to broaden out. amazon did this. they have to broa

the question here is pricing, a company going public at the valuation levels that are being bandied aboutlot of room for things to go wrong. then you have a lot of interesting structural issues that are raised in the prospectus, if this were a u.s. company you'd be running in fear. we're all willing to say it's china, things are different. the history of the market is littered with things that appear to be technicalities then all of a sudden they're not i'm talking about this much discussed variable entity structure. >> to elaborate, this is the idea by grace of the chinese government they're able to pay their profits into a shell, i think, in the cayman items and flows back to stockholders here. that link and chain could be broken. >> yes. it's set up so the company can tell chinese regulators owned by chinese but foreign investors can feel it's owned by them. it might be totally fine but there's always risk in these technicalities. >> we discussed the risk of growth slowing down and the idea that alibaba could use the proceeds and stock to buy companies and do acquisition and hedge them

the numbers that have been bandied about are about 10,000 over the last year or so as people have contemplated the amount. thathat number -- within number the force has the ability to protect itself, one of the key components the military wanted to have there. if they were going to have u.s. troops at a low number, they wanted a force they could protect itself. anyas this announcement kind of surprise? did it represent any kind of change in policy from what the obama administration has been talking about? >> i don't think so. i think the only thing that people were surprised by was the end date. 2016, you know, we will have a force there that will be an embassy, tied to a military office that is there to acquisition for the afghan government. we are talking about something very similar to what we have in a rack. that contingent could be of 1000 troops or so. >> does congress need to approve this plan? be perfectly honest, no. congress could try to act, but i doubt that it would. i doubt that there is consensus enough to change this. plus you have to remember that when you look at the polls, af

know, it's hollow words at this point about a boycott, but the minute you even hear that word being bandiedrstand just how upset the players are. >> well, and let's talk about even the suggestion of a boycott. there's a little back-and-forth on this, but i want to get your general take on what kind of message you think that sends. you have lebron james who was asked about pregame five last night. he was asked about the suggestion from the vice president of the players association that he had said he'd boycott if donald sterling was not gone by next season. and then that had to be walked back a little bit. lebron james denied it. roger mason, who we're talking about, roger mason jr., he tweeted this afterward. my bad if i was not clear. lebron james never said anything about boycotting. he's a friend and i would never want to imply something that he didn't say. but, but, but the suggestion that they're even talking about it, robin, what kind of message does that send, do you think? >> i think it sends a big, loud warning to the sterlings, to the nba and to everybody that these -- this may ha

that sort of shifts this whole conversation on net neutrality and related things that are getting bandiedu're talking about services, carl, or hardware, or both? >> this is jon. i'm really more talking -- >> oh, hi, jon. >> -- maybe in the set-top box space. we haven't had that moment where there's a category-defining product that comes out and changes the way everybody thinks about television, what they're willing to pay for these -- for these services. are we going to get that in the next three to five years? >> yes. i definitely do. and i think you do, too. i think that it has to probably be some combination of the hardware and the cloud service. and it may come from somebody like apple or google buying netflix or a similar service. it may come from further transformation of youtube. i mean, people forget how huge youtube is. and a lot of people don't realize that youtube no longer is primarily about cats on skateboards. it has actual shows on it. it may -- it may come from this rumored apple project. i expect apple in the nearer term to do some improvements on the current apple tv. bu

to could possibly be voting or should be voting but i think the time right wing has certainly been bandied around and is used to various that is i think the ukrainian government responded to trying to settle things in the east and if we're going to talk about violence then i would draw attention to the fact that elements in the east the seventies in violence again there's reports of torture the deaths they've been journalists that have been taken hostage or kidnapped and put in handcuffs i think i think that is you know but. everything i did wing this is what this is what a civil war is all about you just described it ok but where are the league of militias moving on from the east are there any well where the militia is moving along the east i think that ok. so so i pull ups of the people. so they are in the midst of a government that has been imposed on them by wall street they have the absolute right to stand up for themselves and to fight back against this campaign of terror being unleashed on them right wing forces are moving from the west and if you want to go and attack and burn buil