so in the past five minutes here in the contant creek i took a little walk around to see how many styrofoam cups i can pick up in five minutes what you see here is what six people would consume in one week of drinking coffee every day so many people think that their individual actions don't really have an impact but if you multiply this by the millions and millions of people that drink coffee in los angeles alone you can start to understand how we see something like this in every single river every single creek everest single stream and los angeles behind me is compton creek it's one of the many streams that drains the los angeles area now this stream will go into the los angeles river and then out to the pacific ocean the purpose of this boat is to to get attention and get politicians get other schoolteachers get the public to look at us and listen to our story. listening to marcus and emma's story is like being in most of the climate seas and taking the time to look. in the mediterranean alone there are three million tons of garbage drifting around and eighty percent of it is plastic. we

contant visit a traditional retirement in the future where people stop work and live off their pensions for thirty years and for every year the government raises the pension age currently sixty for women and sixty five for men it stands to save itself twenty billion dollars it's a freezing winter here in the u.k. so many pensioners will struggle to pay heating bills and it's unlikely to get any easier for older people the government plans to raise the age at which people could receive a state pension to come back to government debts and as a response to higher life expectancy but while that's all right for the rich critics say it's the poor who will suffer by being forced to work until they drop. you know rabbits see. the text our naughtier the code what lies ahead for the world in twenty seven trends for costs and gerald so the n.t. says there's one thing we can be sure of the beginning of the end of. the federal reserve of the united states be saw the thirteen trillion dollars that they in washington lend spent in garenne tede since two thousand and nine they shuffled under the table

contant, and even things considered language that might be appropriate to express the idea. but ultimately, i sometimes read things and it says clarence jones, co-author of the i have a dream speech. every speech that stanley levenson and clarence johnson and i didn't trust for martin luther king jr. the were not our speeches, the rot clarence jones speeches. the material which i am pleased to have contributed for the draft material for him to refer to and including his final preparation i'm proud he included it but once he included it it's his, it's not mine, and i want to make that very clear. the whole insufficient funds. >> guest: it shouldn't be any more clear than that because first of all i come from an investment banking background, but more than that as a lawyer i had an experience in the money at the manhattan bank of going in to a bank vault and they are getting money to to to birmingham alabama. as a, i fought as i was using an anthology i taught that in the opening paragraph i talked about i said to him a good analogy would be you can't believe that we have come

that information is on contant data. it's about the criminals and their communications with others opposed to the content of the communication. the government under current law is allowed to use lawful process which is a subpoena, court order or search warrant to require providers to furnish the data but it's only useful if the data is in existence of the time the government seeks to of tenet and for that reason the data retention by companies that provide the public with internet and other communications services fundamental to our ability to protect public safety. currently, that despite the diligent work by law enforcement officers all levels, critical data has often been depleted by providers before the law enforcement can obtain that process. the gap between providers retention practices and the need of all enforcement can be extremely harmful to the investigations that are critical to protect the public from predators and other criminals and the problem is exacerbated by the complexity of investigating crimes commi

given the rule of law and cultural history of the united states to give basically free expression, contant diversity. one of the great -- i don't want to overstate, but the forms of popular entertainment, whether it's a sick, movies, television, magazines, the existence of the world, most of them were pioneered in the united states because of the nature of our society. and so, while i take nothing away, i agree with all the statements on how to preserve a very innovative and capital funded platform on tough infrastructure let the american system work in terms of content creation. we are the best, we are the only country where all over the world everybody wants our popular cultural influence, and they range from the somewhat paltry as we all know to be quite excellent others in other ways. let's not forget innovation goes beyond technical guys in white coats. it includes business model freedom and the intersection of popular culture and free markets that is so admired around the world that is instantly taken up and copied. i am talking about forms of tv shows, copy other countries and other