apple says the a glitch, this is a beta, technology being developed and improved and they'll fix it.>> i think it's more than a glitch. i think it's a values issue and i think that their software provider or someone gave them information that was biased. you should be able to find out about birth control, you should be able foo-tto find out about and legal abortions and we shouldn't have women's issues stigmatized by software and technology providers. >> robert, is that feasible that this is just a technical glitch or for this to happen and for this function to do so many remarkable things somebody, somewhere wrote the software with a political agenda? >> well, it's always possible there's a political agenda. if there is one i don't think it's at apple. i think it would be at yelp, the supplier of the date to to the system. whether someone at yelp has this biased. it could be surprising no one seems to be asking yelp. >> we'll ask the question of yelp, excellent point. dan simon, apple knows how important the product is. you would think apple might have done some work. maybe they don

we have our product ready to be used for beta testing and i'll be taking mayor lee on his support there. we're very excited to be here to accelerate and really get to market sooner because we want to make that big impact that the world needs. so we have access to the amazing mentors out there and all the support that greenstart offers and we're really excited. thank you very much for being here and helping them support this. [applause] >> my name is mike stacy, c.e.o. and co-founder of smarter shade. smarter shade is a new technology that allows any window to tint on command. our technology is different from other smart glass technologies and doesn't require electrical or chemical reaction to create the shading effect. our technology costs significantly less than what's out there now and can deliver on energy efficiency benefits promised by other technologies. we're happy to be part of greenstart because we believe this gives us access to an incredible investor community to accelerate our business. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mayor lee, and thank you to the greenstart team. mitc

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there is one other thing, he is a se processedlling his beta to john fitzinger. he has not received any paperwork. despite the documents earlier this year, they indicate information, there are zero in triplicate form. >> it seems like something we need to address in terms of policy. what is the conflict between these rules and the policy and what do we expect from the officers in terms of how the beets are going to be monitored? and if something happens where a beat elinor is incapacitated or deceased, how do we take control of that particular beat and put a time line on when that beat is sold or not have reverted back to the commission. the commission can retire it or put it up for sale and to make the decisions so that everybody understands the process. >> we have met with the city attorney regarding these matters. we're back to where we were when we had the initial report. he uncharted waters of patrol specialists are unique to our city. we're back to the tug-of-war on if we are part of the police force, they are not. but we regulate them. the issues that aris

diamond rings, known as the pingpong diamonds because they were a gift from richard burton because she beta hiat him at pig pong. it sold for $100,000. it may be tough economic times outside, but here, rich people from continents around the world are bidding. >> i suppose everyone is thinking, what recession? that is incredible prices. this is the start of a four day event in new york. >> that's right. clothes for sale as well. elizabeth taylor's collection. it is the jewels which are leading to the most attention, because it is the most opulent collection of private jewelry to be sold since wallace simpson. strangely, there is a piece that belonged to wallis simpson that did not become queen of england because edward abdicated. the last lot of the night -- the elizabeth taylor diamonds. >> the necklace going for a $11.8 million. you are watching "newsday." headlines are on the way next. the asia business report is coming up soon. >> make sense of national news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own fou

it simply means that as we bring fifty-floor from beta to the final product we find places where we can do better and low in the coming weeks. but not everyone is buying that. eli is the executive director of moveon.org. >> i think that's pretty thin answer. the fact is that for longtime media companies have made it more difficult to find family planning assistance. >> one analyst who covers apple says he doesn't believe there is hidden agendas that apple doesn't need its own database, but rather relies on information gathered from partners. but he says the company's culture of silence will likely only add to suspicion. >> you see lots of lots of pretty wild theories and speculations about new products and services and hidden agendas that all of those kinds of things. and apple come up more than you do other companies because they tend to constrain the amount of information that they make available to the marketplace. >> that was mary snow reporting. the aclu has now launched's stepped fifty-floor straight petition. >>> house mortgage or smart phone? smart enough to do this, maybe? ♪[mu

were unable to stop barcelona in the euro league last night this painted on beta now in eight games but only have reason to celebrate their through to the top sixteen stage despite the last barcelona shooting forty percent from the field but able to dominate proceedings when it mattered most slowing down in the fourth quarter while the catalonia turned up the heat american plate michael adding ten points and making two from as well sixty three fifty the final score. let's move to the ice now when the cage still struggling that is suffered yet another defeat this time in the hands of third place denominate moscow the rocks men were too good for the second from bottom side but only. asked the heavy striking suddenly and swiftly at the end of the first half. of the ship a crowd warming up early with the house policy the opening period. powerplay in the thirty sixth minute to make it one zero decides then exchange goals in the third period and on the scoreboard there were no goals in overtime so it wanted to shut up lottery of british plays failed to find the back of the net wanted to nomin

arrives back on the market and it's all we see market we think that high beta names like metals and mining sector like electric utility sector would be better in every markets would be slightly positive to this year's a meeting is after such a significant rally there will be some retracement. not that big but more or less there would be there would be positive. pressure is the largest country in the world and is home to the biggest a railway system but the lack of high speed trains means the railways is no alternative to flying speaking france they had overshot railways and it has avoided foreign rail and giants to help change the situation. we're going to hold the tender in building the country's first high speed rail road the next year it's an absolutely new project russia will foresee a lot of problems and that's why we're just incorporating with companies who know how to build and manage high speed rail ways we offer opportunities which are not found anywhere in the world is the plan to build thousands of kilometers of high speed routes. that's all we have time for in this edition of b

economy imposing edifice of russia's southern most city our friendly tourists rather than hostile and betas for many centuries the city developed between two natural walls the mountains and the sea on a strip of land just three kilometers long over the years different nations gave the city different names but all were connected to the word gate the reason perhaps is that a band stood on the silk road enclosed by strong walls reaching to the sea and the watch towers. in the years gone by it was never this easy to get to the night in call a fortress then armies would do battle storming the walls to get inside it has become a second home. he's the key keeper of one of the most beautiful cons castles in the region very near the north and it will almost forty years of my life i spent here all members of my family works here this is a tradition for everything here is special for me i want to save every piece of it for the future. and the younger generation of dagestani man is following in his footsteps averaged a local historian meets dozens of tourists and tells this story of not in color some o

. ♪ so this is james and rosie, pr 2 beta program robots created by intelligence autonomous systems groupditional bavarian sausage breakfast and popcorn like a nice little couple in the kitchen. >> they make sausage? >> do they grind the sausage. >> that could be people sausage. >> that robot turned the en on. >> ope the door, shove your ea in. iftnows needs to be plugged in and we could all be taking a bath -- >> surge protector. >> they make you think they have batteries and take the battery out, no, i still work. with the giant hand. >> those hands perfect for around somebody's neck. popcorn and sandwiches today, tomorrow a death spray and some other kind of gun to shoot us with. >> what's funny, when this presentation was finally made, they couldn't find the scientist that put them together. >> really? >> that's the sausage. >> that's the sausage. i think you figured out where the scientists are. >> scientists -- >> i'm just sayin'. >>> james the robot, can go grocery shopping, bring home the groceries and put them away because he uses 30 perception algorithms to determine the size of

this has happened apple insists the omission is not attachable simply means as we bring siri from betall old or over salmonella concerns recall 10 oz pints and 10 lb. containers of grape tomatoes sold in united states. spokesperson says any packages without a green sticker all part of the recall no illnesses have been reported. nobody likes to pay atm fees and new york company trying to avoid that putting ads on the screen and receipts while atm transaction takes place materre shows a commercial another advertisement on the besieged or a coupon for local business so far only one free atm is operating in new york but more plant. coming up a dramatic did not go to plan and sports how he got background information on his new boss. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, you can get that same cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft has extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. so you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ah. [ female announcer ]

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services are now combined on the beta home page including accident alerts, road construction announcements and a map that shows traffic congestion. the old website will function as normal as this new site is tested out. >>> time is 6:21. if you have a bunch of mismatched socks, local researchers want to hear from you. the reason they want to send you the discarded laundry. >>> unless you like to stand in long lines today might be a good day to stay away from the post office. >>> good morning, right now san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good getting out to the high-rise. we'll tell you more about this monday commute. >>> good morning. right now traffic is looking a little bit slow at the toll plaza. although it's not completely slow. the fast track lanes are moving through without any delay. you'll see a good drive on the bridge. >>> this is wile. a police chase in southern california ended suddenly. the police car crashed into a building. police were chasing a gunmen when the police car went out of control and smashing head on through this fence and into a vacant building. luckily no o

of the tau is different in always alzheimer than it is in c.t.e.and alzheimer has a great amount of beta a.m. lloyd deposition so there are clear distinctions. >> brown: in the articles, dr. cantu, one of your colleagues is quoted as expressing great surprise as what she found, what you all found with derek boogaard's brain. explain the importance of his case in the context of others that you've seen. >> well i think it's important to understand that at the center for the study of traumaticen self-op thee there are four co-directors of which i'm one but the individual who actually studies the brains that are seen in the brain bank which is just one function of the center is dr. ann mckee. dr. ann mckee and her team found this hyper fos lated protein derek's brain had it not in extreme degree, a mild degree of it but definitely had it so he definitely had this abnormal protein in his brain. therefore, the diagnosis of c.t.e.could be made. >> brown: but he had it at a very young age. >> well that's the real concern. reggie fleming... three of the four national hockey league players that we

it simply means that as we bring siri from beta to a final product, we find places where we can do better weeks." not everyone is buying it. this man is the former executive director of moveon.org and the author of the filter bubble. >> i think it's a pretty thin answer, the fact is that for a long time media companies have, you know, made it more difficult for women to, you know, find family planning. >> one analyst who covers apple says he doesn't believe there is a hidden agenda since apple doesn't use its own data base but rather relies on information gathered from partners. but he says the company's culture of silence will likely only add to suspicions. >> do you see lots and lots of pretty wild theories and speculations about new products and services. you see it more than you do with other companies because they tend to constrain the amount of information that they make available to the marketplace. >> now meantime, the abortion rights group pro-choice america foundation posted an emmitt received from apple's ceo after writing him. the group says it presappreciat the prompt respons

. >> out of beta in the case of johnson. you and i both know a lot about the people who worked for lyndon johnson. one thing they say it's a tough thing for them is when people say last my son in vietnam. why did he die? would you say for iraq? >> it is the hardest thing. i think anyone who is in a position of responsibility, with a conflict occurs and you will come as choice and i would go to the hospitals to meet with the wounded whose lives are changed forever, and meet with their families and meet with the families of those who have been killed, we would need to ourselves, we are going in, what is it that we could say or do that would help them understand the appreciation that we in america have for this sacrifice? the individual sacrifices and the sacrifices of families as well because he sacrificed and they serve. and we would come out of those meetings almost invariably inspired, not feeling that we had hoped to them, but feeling they had hoped us. the pride they have in their service, the cohesion they feel with the

he reformed the golf course and then he sold memberships and beta fair amount of money.e took all that money went to the community and it was not an easy sell because they were suspicious that it was just a white guy coming in to take advantage of them. he said you need nixon and -- mixed income housing. and want to build so we can bring little class families and we need to change the school system. he did all of that. it's an amazing model environment. cnbc did a documentary on it and warren buffett saw it and so did joe and robertson who has a lot of you know is they the father the hedge fund industry. they called him up and said put us in, we are your partners and they have something called erpa's build communities now. they are in indiana, they are in new orleans and charlotte and they are going to go to omaha into these downtrodden areas. what they are doing is creating communities and making the school the centerpiece. i don't know how much fortune he will give away, but he couldn't be happier and he couldn't be more modest with all of it. so i thought he deserved

so goldman sachs marries morgan stanley, phi beta kappa marriesfyfy beta capita. and so it's really about, you know, one clerk marrying another, and that's sort of the new elite. >> host: wayne, pennsylvania, home to -- at least when the book came out -- six coffee espresso shops. why is that a metaphor for bobos in paradise? >> guest: it's on the philadelphia main line, and i keep making this contrast between the old establishment and the new establishment. if anybody's seen the movie, "the philadelphia story," with katherine hepburn, jimmy stewart -- >> host: classic. >> guest: which is a great, great movie, that's set on the main line of philadelphia, that's the classic, old main style of life. very upper crust, very, you know, very emotionally repressed. and so that was the old style. and even when i went to high school there, i graduated from high school in 1979, that was still around. you could see that. but now if you go back, it's filled with funky restaurants and coffee bars, and at that time this coffee shop has now gone out of business, but there was a

it simply means that as we bring siri from beta to a final product, we find places where we can do bettere coming weeks. not everyone is buying it. eli is the former director of moveon.org and author. >> the fact is, that for a long time, many companies have made it more difficult for women to find family planning assistance. this is not the first time this has happened. >> one analyst who covers apple says he doesn't believe there's a hidden agenda since apple doesn't use its own database, but rather relies on information gathered from partners, but he says the company's culture of silence will only add to suspicio suspicions. >> you see lots and lots of pretty wild theorys and speculations about new products and services hidden agendas and those things more than you do with other companies because they tend to constrain the amount of information they make available to the marketplace. >> pro-choice america foundation posted an e-mail it received from apple's ceo. the group says it appreciates the prompt response and says it will monitor siri until apple's efforts are finished. >> back t

it simply means that as we bring siri from beta to a final product we find places where we can do betterl in the coming weeks." eli, i guess what's wrong with that, this is new technology for apple. they are using -- i assume there are a number of different little things you could ask it to find and it can't find. do you buy their answer? >> well, i don't. the fact is that no one will probably ever know the full story here because apple doesn't make it software transparent or release the software. we won't know what's going on under the hood. but number one, this is an historic problem for family planning centers. media have always over the past often been very cagey about directing people -- directing women in particular to places where they can get access to the full range of family planning. but second, because we don't know for sure what the intentions are be we just have to look at the impact. the impact here is that siri will tell men where to find a strip club or viagra, but it won't help women find access to comprehensive family planning. that is painful really. that's a big prob

it simply means that as we bring siri from beta to a final product, we find places where we can do betteryone is buying it. eli is the former executive director of moveon.org and the author of filter bubble. >> i think the fact is for a long time media companies have, you know, made it more difficult for women to, you know, find family planning assistance. this is not the first time this has happened. >> reporter: one analyst who covers apple says he doesn't believe there's a hidden agenda, since apple doesn't use its own database, but rather relies on information gathered from partners. but he says, the company's culture of silence will only likely add to suspicions. >> you see lots and lots of pretty wild theories and speculations about new products and services and, you know, hidden agendas and all those kind of things with apple more than you do with other companies because they tend to constrain the amount of information that they make available to the marketplace. >> meantime, the abortion rights group posted an e-mail it received from apple's ceo after writing him. the group says,

. >> out of beta in the case of johnson. you and i both know a lot about the people who worked for lyndon johnson. one thing they say it's a tough thing for them is when people say last my son in vietnam. why did he die? would you say for iraq? >> it is the hardest thing. i think anyone who is in a position of responsibility, with a conflict occurs and you will come as choice and i would go to the hospitals to meet with the wounded whose lives are changed forever, and meet with their families and meet with the families of those who have been killed, we would need to ourselves, we are going in, what is it that we could say or do that would help them understand the appreciation that we in america have for this sacrifice? the individual sacrifices and the sacrifices of families as well because he sacrificed and they serve. and we would come out of those meetings almost invariably inspired, not feeling that we had hoped to them, but feeling they had hoped us. the pride they have in their service, the cohesion they feel with the

. >> out of beta in the case of johnson. you and i both know a lot about the people who worked for lyndon johnson. one thing they say it's a tough thing for them is when people say last my son in vietnam. why did he die? would you say for iraq? >> it is the hardest thing. i think anyone who is in a position of responsibility, with a conflict occurs and you will come as choice and i would go to the hospitals to meet with the wounded whose lives are changed forever, and meet with their families and meet with the families of those who have been killed, we would need to ourselves, we are going in, what is it that we could say or do that would help them understand the appreciation that we in america have for this sacrifice? the individual sacrifices and the sacrifices of families as well because he sacrificed and they serve. and we would come out of those meetings almost invariably inspired, not feeling that we had hoped to them, but feeling they had hoped us. the pride they have in their service, the cohesion they feel with the

morgan stanley. 5 beta kappa would never marry summa cum laude because tensions would be too great. so it is really about one supreme court marion another and that sort of thing is the new belief. >> host: wayne, pennsylvania, public came out liberal six copies. why is that metaphor? >> guest: where we went to high school, my parents -- it is on the main line. i keep making a contrast with the old establishment and the new establishment -- if anyone has seen the philadelphia story, it is a great movie. that is set on the main line of philadelphia. the old main line story of life. very upper crust. a lot of emotionally repressed and that was the old style. we went to high school. graduated from high school in 1979. that was still around. but now if you go back it is filled with restaurants and coffee bars and then that time this coffee shop has not gone out of business but there with a coffee shop which celebrated the parisian cafe where artists and intellectuals would gather which is the classic bohemian coffee shop. and it was a transition between a stalin fashion where i grew up w

james remembers this -- we bagged 100,000 1992 equivalent of dvd's -- i guess they were bid emax -- beta maxes or something, and would put 100,000 of them on the doors of the voters we had identified as still personable -- persuadable. we start going down somewhere at 18% and one up to 26% or 27% or whatever we got, and the rest is history. that is the first thing i want to say. i am very grateful to the people of the state. [applause] second thing is having a narrative is really important. if one side does and the other side does not, it is a very bad deal. the one thing that people like me who are really oriented toward policy need to guard against is losing the forest for the trees. one of the things that really helped us was that we not only had a narrative, from the beginning, we had a theme song. remember that? this man right here is responsible for it. stand up. it is the truth. [applause] a little known fact joined in american history -- this is sean landry. when he was an infant, practically, i flew to california to give a speech, not particularly political, and he said, "i thin