are heading north to santa basha to take a look at at safe programme. a programme called new beginnings finds people a safe lot to park in whilst getting lives back on track. michael oku brings a story about one family trying to do that - get it back on the right track >>> santa basha, known for the coastline. there's another reality. >> it's humiliating. >> reporter: the only life paula and her two daughter have known for the past four years is the 1 on the road. stopping once in a while for take out. making grocery runs and pitt stops for gas. because the coshes lives revolve around the 2,000 maz de membershipy van. they are among the hidden homeless, 2,000 men's living in unsheltered spaces, and making this pit stop is the equivalent of paying the rent. >> we think about gas prices. for you i imagine is means something different. >> it means we don't drive far at all. we go in about a four block radius, $5-$10 a day. $75 a week. it's more than we have got. >> reporter: homelessness among families declined by 11% in 2006. families like paula, who neve

in place in syria a moderate government that will not use syria as a basis for terrorism and is not basha bashar assad. so we have got to pull together the moderate syrian opposition and give them the capacity to governor this space. when people say you have to have boots on the ground, they are right. having boots on the ground is a necessary condition but not a sufficient condition nor success. to be successful, you have to be able to govern that space. and so, u.s. troops can't do that. we know they can't do it. but we could empower the syrian moderate opposition political leadership. we could work in conjunction with the turkish grounds forces and provide u.s. air cover and a temporary no-fly zone over that area to make sure there is no interference from bashar assad. something could be pulled together and probably, that's under discussion right now inside the pentagon. >> you have also argued that several sunni arab nations have funded terrorists to get at assad and to prevent iran and hezbollah from dominating syria. you said they created a monster and don't trust troops and are loo

alibi basha executive chairman -- alibaba is considering using apple pay. they use more transactions than amma zop -- amazon. apple pay connects your iphone to a payment system, and it's branding itself as a more secure system than credit cards. a feature that protects your profile, sounding like what con assumers need, except reputation.com. michael ferdic nose about that. and makes a lot of money banking on what is coming next. and they say the privacy feature is not a feature, it's a bug. >> apple pay, eddy queue says it does not track your personnel data. turns out apple pay can't track data. because it uses nfc. you put your iphone near the payment system, it comes to life. it does not allow apple to capture who you purchased or where you bought it. apple and the retailer wants the data. the retailer cannot benefit from knowing your history, they can't plug you into their loyalty programme. retailers are working on getting apple the data. and they are hungry for the data. they are pitching that it's a privacy future. >> i like it. shouldn't we like it.