is really important to nuts in ca because i can put it to extensive use for security measures and bombaysickly i can attach a policeman on bus in other words a camera to any technical device which can process i t. i t. follow it and come i can put chips into all kinds of equipment in a specific environment and increase security enormously gunsmiths you but this is of course also a threat to personal liberty only if it is high. security or freedom the e.u. is funding a program to develop an intelligent information system to support surveillance search and capture for the safety of citizens in an urban environment increasingly now there are efforts to use computers to bring together all sorts of items of data every time an airline ticket is booked. i think in the u.k. now by law you have to have to collect fifty three separate pieces of information from also so different sources. to to to profile out information until assess the degree of risk so this is very much again the question of building data from the past to make judgments in the present about the potential future risk straight out

told me there was no place to escape to so he just had to carry all those bombay exams but lost their legs or arms for more little. he's somewhere on the front now fighting the fascists he must be really close the germans are already in the outskirts of leningrad and i haven't got a single letter from him how was he is he wounded i still dream about the. three of them when there was a fishmonger next to us on rubenstein street for word while we were free to take up several times of study trying to ferry the world with the sure pyramid server caviar and crap were on display orders in the woods the shops were always full of good school only due for the food when we pay you one day mum went and we'd sold it all the shelves were empty all your. things disappeared like that in a flash. but after that they started the food rationing. this is terrible were threatened with starvation we only have one hundred twenty five grams of bread but soon we'll only have bread crumbs a famine is coming a real one. there hasn't been a single day that i felt full you leave the table still feeling as though

. >> team usa has put on a show that even gordon bombay would be proud of. to get in a mighty ducks reference. they tallied another win today. they beat slovenia 5-1. phil kessel contributed substantially to that. he had a hat trick. team usa has not one allen the gold medal in hockey since the miracle on ice, 1980. they seem on their way in that pursuit, at least so far. now they can just relax for once and for moving on to the final round. tournament in his when you can get a little extra rest, it is going to help. it was a long travel over here. now we have some time to kind of think about the past few games and if we lose now, we are out of here. that is obviously what we are getting ready for. game mightall-star as well be named the dunk contest because that is mostly what we saw tonight. very little defense. the165 combined points was most scored in a half in all-star history. a lot of defense, right? john wall doing his thing in introductions. what a first half it was. blake griffin was sensational. chris paul to blake griffin for the jam. he had 18 p

skating competitions during twenty fourteen winter games is need to be taking place now living in bombay inside actually take a look at the four hundred mi to invent this eighteen drink. i for one second that this thing can be maintained property to take the heat for the state is anything to show us how they do that. the next lane see it as you can see it's that tacky on the upside. but the real beauty is only two words on the inside. no expense was stated in the creation of the baby at the end of the top and the consistency with the money went. crystal face he is infected by and no walls and why i think the friend that is. the grain was kind of the building and hans is this impression. even the facade is fine if that ain't so to speak. it is inside you can see adults the mean it doesn't disappoint with the school's men and women coming forward to trace the second. it ri t one treating tyn designed tovide the bestossi performance for acne. the quality of life to making huge difference in winning the gold. and i had left. auntie is the main cmatic conditions until a world class science ou

subversive and aggressive role in asia the company to the city to the plate on cctv you designed it when bombay jay one you cheat i won my taiwan's mainland affairs chief has delivered a speech at nanjing university on the second day off this trip to the mainland. wallace said that cross strait relations are at their best now. he also stressed the importance of youth exchanges been promoting cross strait relations he added that people from but the mainland and taiwan should carry on traditional chinese culture which can be a form of soft power in the world. long's visit in the eastern chinese city of nanjing a home wednesday came and die off of the chinese mainland and taiwan fill their highest level talks since nineteen forty nine silly yes you many differences between thailand and the chinese mainland such as coach in society and education. but we think is awesome and it will all standing in the neutral cost will be homes passed on a sweet treat these differences not seek the more common ground on the compilation will be crazy. let's get some more on this now report that envoy on his inventin

that if he had given when he was -- when i was a kid, he might've been strung up on the streets of bombayhe said that gandhi had a dream of wiping a tear off of every adian face and now it is global technological capitalism that is helping to realize that dream. that india's 40 years of socialism, but technological capitalism. he said something else in this is the controversial thing he said. he said we have benefited. we are in a position to take it vantage of global capitalism because of the legacy of empire. although the british empire was very hard and imposed indignities on people who lived ,nder it, their descendents modern indians now, speak english and have technical institutes and also have an infrastructure that enables them, not to mention democracy and separation of powers and separation -- and checks and balances. he walked into indian courtrooms and you see dark-skinny guys with white wigs. dark-skinned guys with white wigs. the british have gone go home. we can pick up the weight. no one does him a and no one is saying they came with -- colonialism, for better or worse, was

[laughter] give those folks in bombay something to talk about. a is my moment to speak to billion people on the planet and here is what i will say. >> i'm going to take my hairdresser. what? what? and then they forget and they are reading off of notes. there is an actor reading his lines of a piece of paper. >> how disappointed were you in the moment? >> i was just sort of surprised. i was surprised. >> you thought -- you waited -- >> i was really surprised -- >> because you heard of before. angry or anything. i was like, what? that is the academy. they do things funny sometimes. i found out later, about six months later, i realized that i had come down with something. i sort of -- that prize winning stuff and about the prizes, that i sort of had a low grade infection of liking winning the prize and wanting to win the prize. and i thought, oh, good. people see that when when the prize in for the next couple of years they really struggle because they are sort of stuck, like, hey, i am an academy award winner. [laughter] now, what do i do? >> i wan

gave a speech that if he had given when i was a kid, he might've been strung up on the streets of bombay. he said that gandhi had a dream of wiping a tear off of every indian face and now it is a global technological capitalism that is helping to realize that dream. notty and's 40 years of socialism, but techno logical capitalism. he said something else in this is the controversial thing he said. he said we have benefited. we are in a position to take it vantage of global capitalism because of the legacy of empire. that's the key words. although the british empire was very hard and imposed indignities on people who lived under it, their descendents, modern indians now, speak english and have technical institutes and also have an infrastructure that enables them, not to mention democracy and separation of powers and checks and balances. and contracts and courts of law. you walk into indian courtrooms, and you see dark-skinned guys with white wigs. the indians can take off the wigs. the british have gone home. we can take off the wigs. -- colonialism, for better or worse, was the transmiss

were recording those and they were basically recording the lives of the slum dwellers outside of bombaylum dwellers would come up to the anthropologist and say, i want your jeans. i want your camera. and the anthropologists would say, oh, no, that is a very simplistic point of view. you are unfortunately inside the prism of ethnocentrism. we're not here to affirm the superiority of western culture. your culture is just as important from your point of view as ours is. clearly, these were veterans of many anthropology and sociology classes at the ivy league and the slum dwellers would say, yeah, but can i have your jeans? can i have your camera? now what am i talking about? , there is a one-way movement in the world -- away from agrarian, impoverished societies of people who are grinding and eking a living out of the ground, people who are living in the rest of the world the way they have lived for millennia. all of those people can now see that there is a better, more prosperous, more abundant way to live with more possibility and it is nothing short of shameful to go around lecturing th