klaus to bic they are. >> in 1926 ..ritte joined andre, salvador dali and other artists in paris and became known as the surrealist creating unsuspected often dream like imagery. >> you both have a self image of magritte practicing his craft, at the say time, same time you have an image of his conceptual process because when you look of course he is staring at an egg but what is he painting? he is painting a bird. >> challenging the viewer's perception of reality would become magritte's hallmark. he was something of a paradox, while his works defied convention, there was nothing of the artistic bohemian about him. >> he often painted in a suit and was married to the same woman georgette for 45 years. >> magritte lived a secluded life and he died in 1967, but his whimsical, playful, mind-bending images had already been embraced by popular culture. his apple was the inspiration for the beatles apple record logo and rockout covers mimicked his design. >> and how about this eye? looks familiar? >> when someone asked him what

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they represent some of the u bic ubiquitous around.y have revealed the ten most valuable brand names. and for the first time since the list began in 2000. there is a new leader. sap el. -- apple. they have a value of $98.3 billion. that is based on a variety of factors. the companies financial standing and brand recognition and loyalty. at second place another familiar name, google. 93.$93.2 billion value. coca-cola appears to have lost some of it's fizz. it fell to the no. 3 spot. after 13 years at the top it lags at $79.2 billion five of the top ten brands are from the tech sector. ibm and ge also have akin a technology branch but classified differently. these corporate brands paint a picture of our changing society. what we buy, what we talk about, what is important. not just logos but symbols of how we live. >> there is plenty more on our website. al jazeera is the address. >>> you are watching inside story from washington. hello i'm sheila mcvicker. america outside of the washington beltway is looking in and lamenting the system.

klaus to bic they are. >> in 1926 ..agritte joined andre, salvador dali and other artists in paris and became known as the surrealist creating unsuspected often dream like imagery. >> you both have a self image of magritte practicing his craft, at the say time, same time you have an image of his conceptual process because when you look of course he is staring at an egg but what is he painting? he is painting a bird. >> challenging the viewer's perception of reality would become magritte's hallmark. he was something of a paradox, while his works defied convention, there was nothing of the artistic bohemian about him. >> he often painted in a suit and was married to the same woman georgette for 45 years. >> magritte lived a secluded life and he died in 1967, but his whimsical, playful, mind-bending images had already been embraced by popular culture. his apple was the inspiration for the beatles apple record logo and rockout covers mimicked his design. >> and how about this eye? looks familiar? >> when someone asked him wh

>> gary: bic poppy does not get rocked this time. does not get robbed this time! >> gary: ! >> gary: they want to go international. what type of showcase will uc does not matter harbaugh when he is holding a press conference >> can't say what the biggest challenge has been part great place to set up. it set up cap. hunker down >> it has been good to think everyone is handling it well. >> gary: raiders are back to work permit to and for part damper has only one loss. >> gary: in may sparked a good 2014. terrell prior against the steelers the team he grew up watching. >> i remember watching big band when i was younger in high school. watching him run around like he's doing right now at the end of the day that was the past, and now i am older in town to play against them. >> gary: the only person with one arm to ever win a division 1 basketball scholarship prepared his documentary appears friday. >> god had something planned for me. given my circumstances i did not think that was true. long >> reporter: shot is a story of a young man who went to new york city and played at manh

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. >> officer love discovered a needle which was concealed with that bic roller pen, it's got a pointit. kind of crude, either manufactured, that looks like from a deodorant stick. >> that is the stick off the deodorant. >> could have residue in it, something they use on the job site to load up to get high. >> you have to keep in your mind they are actually functioning gang members. in a general population setting, so this is what they do. the nature of the beast. we'll give them a couple of days, there will be another one back here. >> obviously, this is the place to hide your stuff. >> just got to have us beat them. one time. good. >> the risk of smuggling drugs and weapons into corcoran has cost some inmates not only their jobs, but the small taste of freedom that came with them. >> america's prisons. dangerous. often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet! down! >> among the nation's toughest, california's state prison, corcoran, severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension. we spend months

bic papi , david ortiz and name and the world series mvp.ictory in dance and the national league's three-year reign as world series champs. >> a lot of excitement and boston with the victory. in a city still recovering from a marathon bombings in april. red sox fans gathered at the marathon finish line to celebrate the victory. the red sox beone become only the second team in major league history to finish last in their division in one season and when the world series the next year. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news we will get a check on wall street with our financial expert rob black. >> hell facebook says it can't predict whether or not you will break up with your significant other. >> also ahead, the demolition of the old bay bridge could happen very soon. we will tell you when coming up. would look like john stamos. wow! wow! and in a perfect world, what's delicious would be healthy too. wish granted. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. sounds too good to be true... it's thick, creamy but 0% fat and twice the protein. huh..! where di

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clandestinely wanted to make us of the european union again. 230-odd years later i don't think that's as bic of a problem. >> what about russell brand? >> e had looks colonial. >> the thing is, from a serious point of view, there's no way you can change -- could get this changed in time to run for president in 2016. >> no. you need and amendment. needs to be passed by two-thirds of -- >> yeah. no way that's going to happen. >> no. you know what? what could be worse than what's going on now? i'm torn, because he's an actor. the greatest president we ever had was an actor. but also the most -- >> reagan. >> the most notorious assassin was an actor. i don't know where to go with this. >> what are you going to do? i can't believe we've talked about it this long. >> thank you. are you saying that lee harvey os oswald. >> are you saying lee harvey oswald was an actor hired by the cia. >> yes, i am. >> so lbj could become president's and take us into vietnam? >> head me mind and it tattooed on my back. are you to blame if you tweet to complain? nashville singer, is there any other kind, sueed by a

you got a bic? you got anything? the guy just has a lighter. classy. come on. no. gosh darn it.eep running. keep running. keep running. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and people say russians don't age well. but i think that lady looked pretty good for 36. [ laughter ] yeah. if there is anything says it is going to be good olympics, it's an overweight guy asking for a lighter in the parking lot. [ applause ] >> steve: he's pointing at it too. >> jimmy: light it with his cigarette. people are still talking about the miley cyrus performance at this years vma's. in fact, the outfit that miley wore that night is expected to be the number one halloween costume for adults this year. or as i told my grandma, halloween is canceled. don't even -- hey, if you are single might want to listen to this. i read about a dating website that lets you get to know people first before you see their picture. so, if there is anything better than love at first sight. it is falling out of love at first sight. hey, nice to meet you. i think we should see other people. a little gossip out of england. there

and you even get to take the bic pens and take them home. [laughter] i had a moment like the one experienced by william faulkner years ago, he wrote later. one day, one day i seemed to shut the door between me and all publishers' addresses and book lists. i said to myself, now i can write. so i decided to write as if what i wrote would never be published anywhere. for nearly two years, i read the constitution's text every day and wrote for my own satisfaction alone an analysis of what it really says article by article, clause by clause, amendment by amendment, section by section. it was the most satisfying work i've done since i got into law teaching more than 20 years ago. and that it ended up being published by oxford as american epic still astonishes me because really, no one should get paid for having that much fun. i tried to read the bible all the ways i knew how rather than, you know, i was freed from the need of trying to tease out the answers to modern legal problems. i wasn't doing that. i was just reading the constitution. it didn

you can mark me down as a bic skeptical.t: another tweet -- sandra, indiana, independent caller. caller: good morning. hello? guest: good morning. caller: it was brought to my attention this week about the ,hs in conjunction with the cps if you are ruled a high risk under the exchanges or the obamacare, they can go into your home at any time and check on your children. and if there is a weapon or alcoholic beverages or if you smoke, they can take your children from your home. is this true? guest: sandra, i don't think that is true under the affordable care act. there would be state laws analyst every state that would protect children when there are situations in their lives that put them at risk. but i know of nothing and felt confident there is nothing in the affordable care act that would either change what is going on with states, or for that matter, bring that kind of worried to bear. i think the state governments are the ones that pass those the care forrce children. i wouldn't spend a lot of time worrying about that if

and, you know, this -- the short lesson in nuclear fizz bics is this: if you enrich to reactor grade 3-5% of the u235 isotope, you've gone 70% of the way toward enriching to weapons-grade levels. it's a matter of a few weeks, just depends on the number of centrifuges you have. that's why for ten years the europeans have insisted that as a prerequisite of any deal iran give up all enrichment-related activity. that's what the resolutions of the u.n. security council have consistently said. to give that up is to give iran something it has resisted for ten years. it legitimizes their program, it's a huge win for iran, and they're going to get relief from the economic sanctions. what could go wrong? jenna: what would real progress look like then in these talks? >> i don't think you're going to have real progress in these talks. i think iran knows exactly what its objective is. it wants relief from the economic sanctions, it's going to make superficial concessions about its nuclear program. i think the line they're going to take in particular is we will allow enhanced inspects by the inter

you can mark me down as a bic skeptical. host: another tweet -- sandra, indiana, independent caller. caller: good morning. hello? guest: good morning. caller: it was brought to my attention this week about the hhs in conjunction with the cps, if you are ruled a high risk under the exchanges or the obamacare, they can go into your home at any time and check on your children. and if there is a weapon or alcoholic beverages or if you smoke, they can take your children from your home. is this true? guest: sandra, i don't think that is true under the affordable care act. there would be state laws analyst every state that would protect children when there are situations in their lives that put them at risk. but i know of nothing and felt confident there is nothing in the affordable care act that would either change what is going on with states, or for that matter, bring that kind of worried to bear. i think the state governments are the ones that pass those laws and enforce the care for children. i wouldn't spend a lot of time wor

. >> if we can just go to the toll plaza, the bic high moment has bed, this is the holiday, a columbusa federal holiday. there is no mail, the banks are open. this is partially why we are seeing light traffic areas there are no backups or delays. the san mattel of bridge ride is also looking good even highway 1 01. we're looking at an ice conditions for the golden gate bridge, i think this is up there. here is a look at your commute. you was see that the southbound lanes are both moving very well. we are incident free. >> it is definitely clear outside. this is an indication that we're waking up to clear skies every where. it is very come outside. when but wind is, the temperature drops. we have seen some upper 30's and plenty of 40's. as we head into the afternoon it will be warmer, mid to upper 60s and low 80s expected and glenn. the temperature will warm-up but an end place and ofincrease may bring potential fire danger. >> the dow is a dropping by 71 points with the fear that no deal will be issued before the dead selling on thursday. the government is expected to run out of money.

. >> host: and the name of the book is the end of bic, how the internet makes david the new goliath. the author is nicco mele, and he joins us from boston. before we get into the substance of your book, if you could, relate your personal experience to the book, "the end of big." >> guest: sure. i started my life as a computer programmer and ended up at the intersection of technology and politics. in 2003 i joined howard dean's presidential primary campaign. i joined it very early, in late april of 2003, and was on the campaign for almost exactly 12 months from the early days to the very bitter end. and my experience as a working for an insurgent candidate led me to think a lot about the role of technology in empowering insurgence against the establishment. and so it's really kind of where my book started, you know? in 2007, in early 2008 we watched the astonishing democratic primary where hillary clinton who was the party's standard bearer, indeed, she and bill clinton really built the modern democratic party, she lost in the primaries to a man who'd been in public life less than a d

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