there wasn't anything particularly memorable about judge bork's movie rentals. in fact, they consisted primarily of mysteries and caper films. but that wasn't the point. the movies we choose to watch are our business and nobody else's. soon after this, senator leahy and senator grassley introduced the video privacy protection act. the bill was reported out of the committee unanimously and passed through the senate and the house on voice votes. there has been renewed interest in the video privacy protection act in recent months and i think that is great. but i've seen a lot of people talking about the law like it was some kind of relic. something that is so outdated that it doesn't make sense -- any sense anymore. so i want to take a moment to explain in simple terms what this law does for consumers. thanks to the video privacy protection act, your video company can't tell other people what you are watching unless you give them permission to do that. now when chairman leahy and senator grassley wrote the law, they were really smart about it, if i might say. they

release to third parties like the news reporter who published the video rental history of judge robert bork that paved the way to enactment of the video privacy bill. >>> third, despite claims that the video privacy protection act is outdated only a single provision of the statute was updated leaving consumer oriented provisions that should have been reviewed unalter and there was no consideration given to the fact that changes in the act will have to state laws that afford similar and sometimes broader protections to consumers. this oversight is likely to invite thorny conflict laws disputes given the borderless bound representatives of the internet. >>> the compani -- many online have a false sense of privacy due to their lack of understanding of lengthy and complex privacy policies they are compelled to agree to in order to use the service. as a result, online users often share a lot of personal information unknowingly and to unintended audiences. i do not believe that you kn unsuspected users should be deemed to give up their rights to a level of privacy. and my concerns are heightened

that means it is before an inch bork's two. the tail -- 4 and -- that means the potential for an inch or two. >> as you mentioned yesterday in the forecast, you said it would be snowing today, but it did hit the sidewalks and is melting. so far, that is the case here. you can feel it is getting colder. there is one thing road crews have plenty of right now, that is all. this mild winter has called for very little use of the stuff, and salt domes and the city to the county are full. what the state has been doing before the snow is pretreat the road. >> what it does is sprayed a thin layer of concentrated salt water on the roads and it creates a fella that prevents the initial and bonding of -- creates a faifilm that preventse initial bonding of snow and ice. >> we brought in snowblower since early september people we have increased the sales of those over last year, even without snowfall. everybody's just trying to get prepared so they don't have to look for these women actually does start selling. >> the pope -- don't have to l

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right now we're borking with our community-based organization -- working with our community-based organizations so they know where all our radios are in that community so we already started in the southeast. but that's an excellent point to look at the faith-based churches and have m.o.u.'s work with them and that's something that clearly needs to be happening. i see ann in the front row. she's shaking her head to that. as we move from the community-based organizations that have contracts with us, then we have to work with organizations like yours. sure to come. >>ry don't know if i can -- i don't know if i can address the corridor issue. >> hi. my name is lynn. i am proud to say i have been a member of the nert program since 1994 when i graduated with my husband. at the time it cost us $25 each and it was the best investment we have ever made. and i'm so proud that it is free to all of our city residents as well as the people that work here. i am proud to say that our nert program as part of the certificate programs in the bay area has been an open dialogue with each other. we know core, we kn

protection act of one thousand nine hundred eight and was passed after supreme court nominee robert bork video rental records were disclosed in a newspaper so important place it was put in place to prevent such records from ever being revealed to the public and even though the language doesn't specifically extend to d.v.d.'s and newer forms of video rentals it's assumed that this legislation could be broadened to include those other formats now obviously this law might seem a little outdated but it is considered one of the strongest consumer privacy protection laws on the books you see the d.p.p. act has been recently debated at a senate hearing of the judiciary subcommittee on privacy technology and the law after netflix and a few other internet based companies started calling for that logic change so that your video history can be shared now why would they want that information shared well it's all about the money of course so netflix would like to share your video history with a third party site and social media sites just like websites that you use every day which are logging tons of

and this is a solution that borks and they are not providing or offering or paying for it women have the choice on their own. we think it is consistent with the principles that the president set out. >> chris: you say it is consistent and the catholic bishops have not. they have issued a statement that they view the decision by the president the revision with grave moral concern. we'll put up their statement on the screen. today's proposal involves needless government entrusion in the internal govinance of religious nusion and coercion for religious groups to violate their convicks and they call on congress to block the president's policy. >> guest: the president's policy does not do that or force an institution that has religious principles to offer or may for benefits they find objectionable. it guarantees a woman's right to acess. there are others opposed and they have different views than we do. it is quite significant that a range of catholic organizations embraced this. we didn't expect to get universal support of the bishops or all catholics. i think what we have here is a pol

this little tax and just say this is all crazy we have tried every shortcut tax hike and it is not borkingwe need to reform the tax code and provide certainty and a tax code friendly to families. >>neil: and the opening salvo is the corporate tax. >>guest: it could be. solyndra gets incentives but the republicans, it would be difficult to win in a tit for tat with president obama who is sure about these things and they will have the media. they need to trump him by going big. paul ryan, and someone in the hall asked who would i like and i said paul ryan, and mitt romney, they need to say paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryan, and i say do you know him and they say, no, but he has a big idea, he wants big reform. he knows we face big problems. that is what the republican presidential candidate --. >>neil: when you look at their plans, they are sounding similar and if they preach from the same square you go to the guy who is running the choir, right? >>guest: maybe or at least if it picks united states in the economy you get nervous about the other guys taking over, the republican control the hous

situation like mf global occurs it is our responsibility to figure out what happens and considers bork reforms to make sure does not happen again i appreciate you facilitating this hearing and i yield back. >> thank you gentlemen. now mr. boyce is recognized. >> three months after the initial hearing and still we have most of the questions unanswered in terms of what happened to the 1.2 billion dollars of customer funds. the most pressing public policy and address is of course, there breach of segregated customer funds and the shocking part has been around 75 years according to the regulatory community not difficult to understand today's difficult to understand or in force. the foundation of the cftc protection regime. one question is how did the cftc fail with the most basic task? despite what some have said or may say again today, i will just give this perspective from the cftc commissioner who said the perception that mf global happen because of lack of regulation is mistaken with the community exchange act and regulations require mf global to segregate futures customer funds. also