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tell aunt bessie to wear a helmet. >> that's right. jonas, drone as postman, do you like it?o bad. i can't think of an organization less equipped to control a drone fleet than the post office. first, there's so much wrong with this. first of all just from an environmental point of view 98% of the stuff they deliver is junk mail you don't want cruising around your neighborhood in these not energy-efficient 1960s trucks. this would only mean you're going to have more noise in the sky, more junk mail because they'll use technology to lower the cost of delivery and rub out the middleman to chuck rocha's point. it's ruining the skies, annoying you and delivering more junk mail. if not flat out banned there should be a zero noise rule because that is not making the world a better place. >> i thought joe mass was a gadget guru. i completely changed. gary b. what do you think of this? >> we've just heard from all the luddites from the panel. don't listen to chuck. chuck made a friendster post with his comment, so he's a little old school if you will. john has it right. the ship has s

that bessie and others had not actually joined. so we saw lats of opportunities. i came in with the belief there needs to be better understanding by everyone of all the work that is being done and all the work that has been done and the technology that is out there and whether we're practicing and it whether we're exercising it as well as we should is a different question. particularly in the u.s. where it's hard to get a permit to do a spill exercise. but there's kind of a step two which is education, which is something that csis and other institutions like that might want to focus on. how do we get the word out there? what is truly happening. i would also say it provides an opportunity for the publish/private partnerships that we're talking about. it's not just industry and the government. there are private companies around the world that are working on swell technology every day and have some really bright minds working on it. so there are real opportunities, and we should push forward to make those work for us. >> i'll add my two cents. the arctic council is i

that bessie and others had not actually joined. so we saw lots of opportunities. and i think i came away with the belief there needs to be better understanding by everyone of all the work that is being done, and all the work that has been done, and the technology that is out there, and whether we're practicing it and whether we're exercising it as well as we should is a different question. particularly in the u.s. where it's hard to get a permit to do a spill exercise. but there's kind of a step two, which is education, which is something that csis and other institutions like that might want to focus on. how do we get the word out there? what truly is happening. i would also say it provides an opportunity for the public/private partnerships that we're talking about. it's not just industry and the government. there are private companies around the world that are working on spill technology every day and have some really bright minds working on it. so there are real opportunities, and we should push forward to make those work for us. >> i'll add my two cents. the ar

there was more the cell because it is not everyday that officers are shot at in the line of duty is bessie in the overnight our when there were trying to do the investigation you have more information bees and of officers were in east oakland to do we believe he was involved in a local gang. they always did not wear the uniform how were they detected if at all. >>: is still under investigation were not very clear we do know we have of the officers who asks for help when action help our responded there arrived on scene we did find out the suspect had begun we don't know why they were able to get into the vehicle or how they fled the scene were you able to capture all suspects? >>: those three outstanding not part of the initial investigation directly tied to what happened is undercover officers were the guns they met the undercover officers the ones the suspect went to the gun that the officers yes those systems are in custody our they able to call for help? i can't exactly say how they did it is not uncommon for chanukah officers to have officers watching them and have support officers nea

it has a great literary tradition, which one was steeped in with bessie dakota.aking on norman mailer. james baldwin, hannah arendt. what you learn when you got there, william faulkner, let me get it right, the past isn't past. you learned about a james baldwin. you would go back into the archives. now they are digitized. but the volume is for you would read a james baldwin from 1966 report from occupied territory harlem, where he talks about stop and frisk. then you think today, as i work with younger writers in this moment of turbulence around black lives matter, they are younger riders who are younger riders were going back into archives digitally, learning so much from an extraordinary writer like james baldwin, who was on our editorial board for many years and wrote his first piece, a review. there was a sense of great literature, a great turbulence. charlie: you mentioned christopher hitchens. christopher hitchens. mary ivan. martin luther king. katrina: he wrote an annual essay on the state of the civil rights movement from 1961-1966. he began stop economi

there was more the cell because it is not everyday that officers are shot at in the line of duty is bessieto do the investigation you have more information bees and of officers were in east oakland to do we believe he was involve