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he's one of the few people who can pull that off. >> oh, you think he can pull it off? okay. >> for the record baldness hurts in the cold and the heat, okay. >>> of course, this would be the absolute worse night in the world to have the power go out, but it could happen and if it does, we'll hear tips on how to survive the experience. first you'll want to check to make sure you haven't just blown a circuit or fuse on your electric panel. next if the power is out in your neighborhood, report it to your utility company. losing power tonight would feel like a crisis but remember. you don't call 911 unless it's a real emergency like if someone is injured or in danger or if the power lines are down in your neighborhood. you can listen to your battery powered radio or television for the latest information and dress to stay warm. remember gloves and a hat can be especially important. believe it or not, avoid opening your fridge and freezer as much as you can so it doesn't spoil. food inside should stay cold for hours if the door is left cold. take a warm shower to increase you

that is where the style of learning will change. >> can watson feel? can he sense a motion?u're asking a really great question. >> is that a problem? >> computers and humans are not the same thing. when you and i taught, we are using language with an elaborate indexing system two point to our shared experience. that shared experience as a human experience. you have learned things. when we speak i look at you. i do not know, the only way i know if you understanding these words is you are nodding right now. that is feedback saying maybe my words are pointing into her brain somewhere and we have this common understanding. humans do not have that --i am sorry, he computers do not have that. they have massive amounts of data but not the human experience. quite so there is communication happening. >> exactly. it is usually contextual. if you are using all kinds of information for around you. you mentioned foursquare. you want to capture more and more context. the more features that can allow you to narrow into what you mean by a particular word or phrase is going to facilitate tha

can, away from our home we can send messages from our smartphone and it will make it all the way back through the cloud to the tv, so if you want to leave a message for your family member, don't forget to pick up your sister or to pick up milk, we're able to do all this. >> the buzzword among tv sets this year, big, curved and 4k, cramming more pixels than ever into a set to make your picture sharper. and unlike some of the 3d experiments of the past, these tvs are ready to go. the good news from this year's tv crop, your tv will look better without getting too complex. >> more color than any other 4k tv and that incredible range from black all the way to the dazzling white you see in some flashbulbs. >> sharper video games as well as brighter movies and tv shows. a pretty good picture of what's to come. >>> stay with us. aft break, we continue inside ces by going one on one with the founder of nes labs about how the internet of things is coming to your home. >>> we always love to see a good drone at ces, and this year parrot was once again up to the challenge. its quad copter drone c

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you can retrain your brain. more rational. >> more optimists or more pessimists? which group is bigger, would you say? the people that lose -- >> the people who don't get stress ready more optimistic. they're looking at and are more hopeful. there has to be a way out of this. i know we'll make it. they go more easily into the reasoning mode that sarah was talking about. >> i was on a flight once and we were so late getting in. when we got to the detroit airport, we were sitting on the tarmac for an hour. one guy was reading a book calmly. one guy was freaking and screaming and they were both going to get off the plane at the exact same time and one was going to be calmer and live longer. there has to be longer term effects of things like that. >> do you think there was a good reason he was anxious to get some place or -- >> could have been, but the guy had a brief case, clearly going on a trip and looking up. i just thought if i had a choice to be this one or this one, i'd be -- >> that's the point. we do have a

you can buy it. it's taxed. it's socially accepted for the most part. >> it's a very interesting experiment that is going on in colorado. thank you for joining us again to keep us posted on what's happening. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> we may not have hover boards yet but plenty other futuristic technology has arrived at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the nation's longes largest show of its kind. tim it's always great to have you on the show. i know there is a delay because of the satellite connection but i want to start with cars. they were a big car at this year's show. mostly because of the advancement we are seeing with self driving cars. what have you seen? >> we're seeing interesting self driving demonstration. audi has a car that can park itself, which is not too new. you can but park from your phone, and you can get out of your car anding it back into a parking spot. we can went up to a racetrack, in a bmw, it went racing all by itself. it was exciting to say the least. >> amazing

as you can tell there is a lot of complexity here and we want to know how we can improve it. thank you for being here today. >> thank you, it's a pleasure for being here today. thank you for inviting us to participate for this informational hearing. as we mentioned i had prepared remarks but i'm going to try to abbreviate them so i'm not repeating what you have already heard. the planning did pursuant to title of the ceqa guidelines on february 22, 2011. that was an appealed by the board of supervisors and that appeal was rejected in july of 2011. they sought relief from the superior court and deemed that the exemption had been lawfully granted and it's being an appealed. since then at&t submitted permits to the department of public works. it should be noticed that we have been able to identify 348. rather than putting two cabinets we can combine the geography into one cabinet reducing the number of over all cabinets we are going to need in san francisco to complete this project. of the 363 permits 181 sites have completed the process and they have been secured. 133 were proc

have built in cameras so you can take video you can take photographs and some have you can connect with through your i phone or your smartphone and you can control it with your phone or if you get taking video you can actually see the drones perspective from your phone. so yeah we're seeing a lot of we talk a lot about drones here. so controversial this is a recreational recreational use i don't know if they're becoming more al but they are coming more and more popular and i think that as they become more popular the price is coming down so sure everybody can get a drone i know. so we're going to be seeing them a lot more in the future will for people who aren't hyped up on on drones you know probably most most women probably don't care as much about drones what else is out there that can make people's lives a little bit easier well one thing that they had something that i could use because . i have cracked my smartphone before it. is a vis case you can put on it like this super strong case paranoia you can bang it with a hammer or you can crack a well no wow. and slice vegetables i don

all it to can all up jane can all its non-game can all up and we know from research that that is enormously reduced by having reasonable buffer zone compliance as it stands australia is governed provides no legal protection for farmers against contamination what president would have said if he wins in australia and also what about internationally. what would set a very important precision in a strike and that preceded it would be about shifting that responsibility you would make now the were very clear around the facts of g.m. so we have very good common laurence tribe around negligence hughson so that's very much establishing that all neighbors have go to judy of kid to each other and around the facts of g.m. this case would establish that there are reasonable steps that game families must try to ensure that they don't breach that duty of care that they don't have an enabler inside this case which fit that president and for example a non g.m. farmer would simply be able to go on a taste for example or riot sod or any sort of area of land near they found that could cause contamination a bit

if you can call this item. this is actually called for a closed session i do not believe we need to have a closed session all the documents have been in the packet and are there for everyone to see i would feel it's not necessary, unless, colleagues you would rather but i'd like to keep it actually open session. if madam clerk if you could call the item please. >> this is an action item. >> again i do not believe we're going to need to have a closed session for this item and i hope colleagues that you have reviewed the documents concerning the performance goals of the executive director. attachment 2 has further in-depth work on that. i want to thank tilly cheng for her work over the past several months in putting together her performance goals. that review while not made public was a document that was used and made discussions in putting together the performance goals of the executive director among other parts that were contributing to the performance goals. and developing these goals and making sure that the

can comment on it my mom can comment on it and some young person in south africa can comment on it but it's not just about commenting it's about it's not a way of well you know we're talking about two hundred sample i mean that's a social so let's get to that point we're not at the point now we can't use the internet to do digital democracy why not. the technology is not there but the mood of registration of it and all of that we can have an idea a digital age you can have those usual elections once every four years but aren't you worried about digital i.d.'s i don't know i'm asking you i'm not so i think we can get there but i don't think we get there today because i don't think it's going to work today because i don't think that the establishment of all can. want that but in principle do you think it's even possible not just for the americans but for democracy in any other country to actually get people involved in that process on such a substantial level yes because it could make a politics totally dysfunctional or could make it work for a much better. i mean i think that there's th

you hold your can over it and you cook. and you hold the can up here.re your water gets hot. >> at san quentin, using fish lines is the customary way for locked up inmates to share food, tobacco, information, anything. >> fish lines are throughout the institution. i mean, that's a common practice for the inmates. it's their way of getting something from this cell to that cell. they rip up bed sheets. sometimes they'll get real fine ones by taking their clothes apart, getting a thread-sized fish line going. they usually anchor it be a piece of soap or something that slides well down the tier. and they'll send everything from cigarettes to full newspapers to any information that they're trying to pass -- drugs -- all kinds of things they'll pass on the fish lines. >> i could use another one. >> i know. >> you guys are getting too bold. >> my name is charles a. pelham. and i'm originally from tampa, florida. you may wonder why i came to the golden state of california. well, it's like they say, you come here on vacation, and you go home on probation. >> cha

>> we do. >> organizers say the cars are filled can cutting edge he can knolling including an all electric vehicle >> there are 50 models available for test drives. that looks fun. >> thanks for joining us. >> from all of us here, thanks >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, final blast. the polar express is on its way out. but ending with a bang and a blizzard. pipes bursting. geysers on the streets. frozen rivers becoming rolling glaciers. >>> uproar. governor chris christie apologizes. did his staff deliberately cause an epic four-day-long traffic jam just to torment a small-town mayor? >>> and inside the hot zone. our reporter investigates. how much radiation is now leaking from fukushima? and can that radiation make its way to the united states? >>> good evening. tonight, after all these long, cold days ge

line can be used in so very many different ways. it can be obvious. it can be actual. in other words, as in this drawing, watercolor, we can see actual lines. they vary. you have thin lines. you have very thick lines. for example, the figures here have very agitated and excited lines. these are very straight lines. but they create the illusion and suggest volume. they suggest shape and form. line can also be implied, and that takes practice. it takes a considerable amount of work in order to be able to discern the implied lines because they're not actually drawn on the painting. they're not included there, and they're not easily discernible. the implied line, for example here, suggests the arrangement of the buildings in such a way that the artist is indicating depth. so we are addressing implied lines suggest perspective, the system of linear perspective and the way in which all the parallel lines appear to be converging towards a centric point in this work. when we look and continue with implied line, let's look at vermeer's painting of a girl seated behind a desk. t

of can food that you can eat without any preparation. >> here is a giant can of green giant canned cornand this, a manual can opener, your electric can opener will not be working not only to have one but to know where to find it in your kitchen. >> yes. >> so in addition to canned goods, we are going to have fresh food and you have to preserve that and i know that we have an ice chest. >> having an ice chest on hand is really important because your refrigerator will not be working right away. it is important to have somebody else that can store cold foods so something that you might be able to take with you if you have to leave your home. >> and here, this is my very own personal emergency supply box for my house. >> i hope that you have an alternative one at home. >> oh, i forgot. >> and in this is really important, you should have flashlights that have batteries, fresh batteries or hand crank flashlight. >> i have them right here. >> good. excellent. that is great. additionally, you are going to want to have candles a whistle, possibly a compass as well. markers if you want to label t

that is a check that we can do that no one else can do because we have all those check in. >> can you any numbers? >> we do not have to share a lot of that. i would love to, but i do want to surprise. last year was a great year for us in terms of generating revenue and getting product in the marketplace. every quarter, we doubled revenue. we are expecting good things by the end of this year, too. >> i guess you are into wearables. do you have a future in wearable technology? >> we think about what is of best version of foursquare. not one you have to pull out of your pocket and use, what are the other displays it we might access? what can we do with displays of the wrist? what can we do with google glass? we have a prototype where you walk into a place it will buzz you and tell you friends are nearby or tell you about his two places. >> sam grobart and foursquare ceo dennis crowley. our special series on ai beyond robots is next. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. we did a special series on artificial intelligence. we take a look at how ai has changed

can. member of the armed services committee who joins us today from new orleans. senator, good to see you. >> great to see you, eric. great to be with you. >> the president will lay out plans for what they call upward mobility in 48 hours from now. what do you want to hear from him. >> well, what i want to hear is things we can work on together to really move the ball forward and mitch mcconnell mentioned many of those, things waiting to get done like the keystone permit. there is is wide bipartisan consensus on issues like that. nevertheless, the president is stuck in the mud on it. unfortunately, what we're going to hear is something different. first of all, talking about executive action, doubling down on that. even though, in my opinion, he has gone beyond his authority in many areas already. and secondly it's a strategy to change the subject from obamacare i think his main political goal and i think this is a 99% political speech is to change the subject. >> you talk about obamacare,

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any way i can. >> this is all we can do, is just sit here and hold hands.that allow conjugal visits and, man, if we could get there, you know? yeah. but we'll take what we can get. and this is all we can get. >> it has been three days since we met stacey truvillion. today he's going home. >> like i say, i'm optimistic. i got a good support system. so i don't anticipate ever coming back. i am a changed person and i did learn from this experience. >> this gentleman here. >> i need you to state your full name and number. >> stacey truvillion, 0031821. >> good luck. >> all right. thank you. >> good luck, stacey. >> all right, thanks a lot. hey. >> hello. >> you ready for another 45 years? >> yeah. >> here's your ring. >> yeah, that's right. it's over with! it's definitely over. yep. you stayed with me every step of the way. >> it's nice. the sun is bright today. >> it's nice. this is real nice. freedom. fresh air. a lot different than the air in there, believe it or not. >> in recent years, anamosa has withstood serious overcrowding while the population has bec

we can do t. you can do it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ~ >>> hi, everyone.'m the woman she was just talking about. i was here about six weeks ago talking about the threat of eviction, ellis eviction, and now i have it. i'm in the loop. its was never a pleasant loop to be in. in my block, eight families received ellis act on the 29th in two buildings. eight families have been impacted by the same landlord. when i attended an attorneys meeting yesterday, she sent a little blurb out to those who were attending about what's going to transpire, to have only one person per household. and i thought oh, the poor woman, she does president want to hear a lot of blah. but that was president why. there were so many people turned up. she was representing so many people from just this one fellow, this one landlord, that they couldn't have -- more than one per household couldn't fit in the room. she had a great big room. so, that's what's happening in my neighborhood. it's really a terrifying thing. i also thank you for the work you've been doing. i know you're sympathetic

you can hear the music in it. you can hear the conviction in it.e used to turn his back. >> it is interesting you say that, because don hewitt, the great executive producer of 60 what hewas famous for could do in screening. he would turn his back, i am , and here it. what are you hearing? >> you hear the conviction, the shape tom of the musicality. it is more interesting than the faces. i have known lots of people who are just listening, and you can hear when it is right. >> i wonder if there is an equivalency between the sense of pitch, and people can hear better than other people when there is a finely tuned sense of hearing that is connected to something like pitch. it is all connected to the brain. >> you can hear the conviction. music. hear the so it is easy directing judy pinc. >> do you say anything to her like louder, quieter? that was helen's line, four ,hings a director should say louder, softer, faster, slower. tell them whatto to do. they are very, very good at their job. directors whobe .re interested in how >> i am. >> you want to kno

can this be open source, can everybody benefit from it and use it equally and can we all kind of innovate as a society? epic of mr. taking steps in the interaction says maybe it will be solved. >> the litigate that. and supercenter them are successful fists. both sides. they're overreaching in the patterns that have been issued for all these tickets have been to profs call. obviously if you're fighting that many endure winning six of the mother needs to be some reform and on to paris and business hours ice the large and small to have a road map and the method to be able to push back. >> are read somewhere that when you go on your iphone 6n pulldown to refresh the actual actual--- action, that was patented. it became part of a typical user experience for users on mobile devices when that when you pull them superior to me that does not feel like something that should have been a patented, you know, a user experience, but it was commanded created a lot of controversy. in general been pushing for advocating six, take a second look at what it your filing for patents on. it can be creating a be

i said can that be resisted when big money is involved. well yes or no i mean parts of that are completely harmless i mean certainly if if i'm using a service and it's a free service and they monitor what i'm doing on that service and they use that to deliver better quality advertising to me so those things i'm actually interested in i think most people don't have a problem with that that's not really an issue that people should be all that concerned about i mean some people are of course but that's very different from having all of your e-mails collected by the government because governments are very very different from private businesses and government can throw you in jail a private business can just try and sell you something also in recent years will witness a dramatic technological landscape change with their rival of online video all kinds of social networks and ability of information what will be the next wave of innovation in your opinion when i think mobile. is really were a lot of things are happening right now and particularly

people can fall or trip and that can be an issue. you are already saving time with being able to adjust the lights so the buses can travel through intersection more smoothly. so reducing the number of stops seems to be maybe not the best idea when you want to make it easier to get to the buses particularly the people who work. seniors and disabled rely more on public transportation than many other people. thank you. >> next we have richard. >> yes. my name is richard rothman. there seems to be inconsistency. you have mta wants to put in this disability policy of making it harder for people with disabilities who work downtown. they want to put in a plan where you can only park four 44 hours and you have to pay for meters and another city agency wants to put in a bus system where people with disabilities are going to have to walk longer to the bus stop. so how can the city, does the city know what they are doing? there seems to be some inconsistency in that. i ride to 38 all the time and it's great. i don't understand why one mta wants

what can you tell us? >> what i can, really anything, this is just his cells like yet another snowden disclosure. intel h'm decide what can be classified, my hands are pretty well tonight. i can say this speaking generically, what we want the u.s. government to place software devices in. computers? well, you can see situations where we have a major chinese cyber problem where the chinese government and the armies of hackers hacking into american companies, steal trade secrets. if we can keep an eye on what they do, that would be worthwhile. if we can keep an eye on what our adversaries in north korea and, iran, or elsewhere are doing, that would be worthwhile. that is something and not sure i can discuss. >> is this use within the united states of american computers? >> that, you know, i think, unless they're is a connection between a particular american terrorist cell the answer has to be no. that would have to be approved by a court. maybe, you know, very special circumstances where there is probable cau

good. >> can i give it a try?absolutely. >> i'm going to ask you not to come full speed, it's very hard. >> shut the door. position themselves so they can confront the attacker when they come in. >> well, if you had one word to describe it, what would it be? >> empowering. >> same word every single teacher we give it to you, says the same thing. thank you for not break my fingers. [ laughter ] >> i later showed this video to brendan heroine, a professor at health and human security. >> anything that we can use in order to buy time for our children, is a good thing. but hopefully, every teacher that is given a white board has some level of training. you can't just do it one time and say okay i got it. it's too late to read the instructions once the shooting starts. >> but what about the role of bulletproof batches in schools? i wanted to hear from other mothers that the insert is a good idea. >> i think it's a false sense of security. even if i hold this, i think this is heavy. if you can flee from an assailant, i

that is if you can find your wallet. the cobra tag can work in reverse, too. if you lost your cell phone, but stril your tagged keys, are you listening? you can press the tag and it will ring your phone. >> handy. >> 100s sndz >> yes. >> i have to get a better memory. >> well, we're still waiting for rain but another gorgeous day today. >> sandhya patel joins us. sandhya? >> this is not something i report on this time of the year. another day of record high temperatures. this is the ninth day. take a look. it's warming up and we had a new record at sfo. 68 degrees. 70s at oakland museum. and broken record by one degree coming in at 76 degrees. record highs, live doppler seven hd. not tracking rain here, certainly seeing stormy weather back east. they have winter storm warnings, wind chill, storm coming down. and it will continue throughout the night. arctic skill and temperatures going to be below average at this time of the year. danger sin creasing and we're expecting to it continue heading into thursday morning. i'll talk about that in just a moment. half m

but we can check to see if the legislature can do it as well. >> okay thank you. we have no control of what the legislature does but if we knew it was moving forward. >> we'll definitely follow up on that. >> regarding the vlf right? i think that the legislature can put it on the ballot i think the challenge is i know that they will probably continue to do poling statewide and it creates timing issues as well so it's definitely has created complications for us unfortunately in addition to the fact that it only poses 10 percent for transit of the entire pot which i find to be very problematic. >> right. most of it is resurfacing and the like. >> is that with the 10 percent for transit or is that? >> that's interesting. most of it would be for road maintenance. >> the way it's structured statewide -- so the amount that would come to san francisco presumably would conclude the 40 percent highway so just the fifty percent local road and 10 percent transit my understanding is they are open to some possibilities for example granting more flexibility to local jurisdictio

we can do that, we can make progress. we saw bipartisan compromise on a budget deal, a very hopeful sign at the end of last year, and bipartisan majorities support the funding bill for the spending going forward for this fiscal year. that's positive progress and that's positive progress in congress, but the president is not going to do anything that's going to prevent him from doing his job. >> a clean shaven press secretary to the president of the united states, jay carney. thanks very much for joining us. was that a tough decision, getting rid of that beard? >> i couldn't compete with you, wolf, and i decided it was time to go clean shaven again. >> all right. you look mighty good. jay carney without the beard. thanks very much. we'll see what happens later tonight. i'll be back in a half an hour as our special coverage continues at the top of the hour. right now, "crossfire" begins. >>> tonight on "crossfire," the state of the union address. does president obama have the best ideas for getting you a better job or a rai

use to your advantage you can come out of that you can you can you know god can use what you've been through to help others you know i was even you know reading you know mothers against drunk drivers that was born out of a lady that lost lost a loved one and so you know i'm a big believer in that god can take what you know what came against you and use it to advantage the big big thing what we teach is you know you can't get better and that's what i see people doing they get better negative joy came to church i love god i did the right things but i didn't get the job or i got cancer or my to my mother was healed from cancer thirty years ago and you know some people you know obviously they die of cancer now i have to look at people and say well i don't know but don't get better keep moving forward don't you ask why him and him why did your mother live about mother. didn't you know what i don't have i would drive me nuts and well you know i guess it's because there are just things you don't there's things we're not going to understand in the scripture david said you know these matters

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>> yeah, i can... i can pull their permits. >> okay. >> and real quick. >> commissioner lee. >> i have a question, and since he has not been, you know, a bar owner before, can he tell me why he even wants to even bother to get into this business especially at this venue with this many issues going on with the neighbors? i am just curious does he know what he is getting himself into? >> he just wants to have the experience of owning a bar and he plans on doing a study and taking his bartenders through training and he wants a new experience. >> has he been in the food and beverage has he worked in food and beverage at a hotel or any kind of what is his background, i am just curious. he is an owner of a jewelry shop. and that pretty much his background and it is something different for him but he just wants the new experience, as far as being a bar owner. >> so he understands that he is inherited, you know, it could be a good business but he is also inheriting some issues. >> yeah. >> and i guess that you

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and all of a sudden we've got so much information on so many people, that we can, we can watch, we canlearn. and this is machine learning u so this is a machine that can think for itself what to dig out of that information. >> to dig out and think for itself. the fellow who founded it this particular one, a child chess protege, you know, deep mind. he thinks about this stuff and now he's allowing his programming com for themselves. really? do you see the danger in that? you're very much part of this world? >> i don't see danger here, i see a tremendous future. what google talks about and other people talk about is technological cingularty which means the merging of man and machine. so think about this, your compute are right there, what if it really, it's an extension of your mind, it stores information and helps you calculate things and helps you be better. this is exactly what we're doing, but taking it to an entirely new level. stuart: a lot of people are worried about google because it's buying into everything. >> sure. stuart: and it's doing that. microsoft capitol do that in the

credit which can in turn initiate economic activity which can generate income to repay the debt and if that system is stable in search of speak then the creation of credit is entirely a good thing for economic activity if it's allowed to be wasted or gambled on speculative activities then that system big you know falls into disick librium if you like. now what about the social contract issues surrounding money and debt now that the debt collapse that has occurred how do we deal with those issues when there are debts to be repaired which appear to be unplayable. yes i mean the point is we're nine a terrible mess we liberalise the financial system we allowed if you like the finance sector to run amok and we're now in a frightful mess and the very high levels of private debt and growing levels of a public debt now this three ways to deal with debt you can either pay it down by getting employment getting a job making profits and generating income to pay it down or you can write it off. that's the other thing that can be done you can go through a bankruptcy process unfortunately that can

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lee lee they can do this.a first amendment. >> but let's look at thee employment context. there are laws the city you can discriminate against someone because they have been arrested and convicted if what they are convicted or arrested for is not related to the job that they do. so someone can now be asked about that. gerri: but they do it anyway. >> no the employer, even though they can ask for it, they go on and they just go in the internet and see it. that, to me is in direct contravention of what those laws are about. >> but bring that down to facebook or your living in a college application. the facebook order twitter. you can do that. >> bu that person is putting in on themselves. how many gifts have not done just because they have a six-pack in the hand of facebook. this is somebody else dredging something up continues to the use of what a weigt. next thing you know you don't get a job. >> know is going to say that. we dressed up that day from 11 years ago which would never be allowed in the courtroom.

>> you can see past programs and get our schedules at our website and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> prime minister's question time is next live from the british house of commons. later, a senate banking committee. >> and now to london for prime minister's question time live from the british house of commons. every wednesday while parliament is in session, prime minister david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to question time the house is wrapping up of the business. this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. >> will she share with the house her assessment of the impact of the humanitarian needs in syria? >> always a pleasure the question from the honorable member from chelsea. [inaudible] >> hundreds of civilians displaced in burma recently. what representation has the minister made about great america access to idps. >> she is right to raise this question. it's an incredibly important one, one that we continue to look out. she will be aware we put in significant humanitarian support. >> having just returned from a seen refug

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