we looked it with a darr backgrnd. this is te building on the north side it's surround by darkish buildings and this very building light lacy pattern. i invite i to go to look at that. we then started to study with your computers what the total effect would be. this is how the panels themselves get attached to the sub structure. it is being designed to respond to r va criteria and the possibility of having a l e d light sources. and randy do you have a - we've down our own 3-d prints of the nod. i want the nod itself. so we've looked at it where the panels come together is an issue it has to be very, very handsome. so here you see the panel without the led fixture. we then walked all around the building and we'll do a view from the it's very, very dramatic and very handsome. this is if you're standing on this this is in the drawing on the left a very scale of the quality and wall itself. this is the view from beal street. again presenting this extraordinarily and handsome wall. this is going on first street past the tr

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was able to process data from at least forty six of them at a time plus snowden's leaks obtained by darr spiegel revealed that the n.s.a. is collecting from germany up to twenty million telephone calls and ten million internet data exchanges daily and the n.s.a. is more active in germany than in any other of the u.s twenty seven member states usa is primarily interested in important internet hubs in southern and western germany frankfurt for example plays an important role in the global internet infrastructure again it's all about keeping an eye on the tubes ninety nine percent of the world's energy continental phone internet communications travel through this network but just how many tubes has the n.s.a. tapped that's a question that's still unanswered but given what we've learned so far about the n.s.a. is obsession with data do you think they'd leave any of these tubes unchecked. in washington. well an update now to the edward snowden diplomatic standoff that has captured public attention around the world yesterday we told you that bolivia nicaragua and been a swale ahead offer of th

we have to figure out what the problem is and i want to help i dylan to darr from the adversarial positionut the numbers keep rising and veterans keep waiting and they keep dying before they get their benefits. lou: is simply an outrageous thank you for doing what youhi can i know ms. collins from new york, they won general shares shacky fired. >> he is an honorable thegent gentleman but the ice is i getting very sick and.ry, i have already called for the undersecretary of benefits to resign the secretary said he will not make that happen so we will work within the constructo that we have to make sure they have every dollar or personal technology available. it is not a matter to getat t what they ask for because for the last decade the department of veteranss affairs have got everything %-it is just as systematicy issue. lou: hundreds of files. >> all the office is to go to you will see stacks and stacks very little is digitized but when youav separatee from the department of defense to become a veteran they give you a paper trail you need apape health record that follows you. i have been

the chance to speak to kimberly darr national security and foreign policy correspondent based in san diego has been conducting a very thorough investigation into michael's death evers ask him really what drove her to look deeper into the matter. there you know kind of sitting on the news i mean i think it should qualify journalists to see the visit having actually sat on the story for a good couple of weeks before it just kept bugging me nibbling at my my mind thinking hey you need to go out and have a look at this and see what's really going on so when i decided to go to los angeles nationally spend the day there and and and kind of retrace what happened in spain that probably agencies that are involved in this it became quite clear quite quickly that this seemed to be a lot more than just as a single car accident and it seemed a lot of the details that were being provided to the media who aren't in the los angeles area were you know that let's put it that way and let's let's so over those details and set the scene of the car crash for us what kind of road how fast was he going and

the chance to speak to kimberly darr national security and foreign policy correspondent based in san diego has been conducting a very thorough investigation into michael's death evers ask him really what drove her to look deeper into the matter. there you know kind of sitting on the news i mean i think it should qualify journalists to see the visit have and actually sat on the story for a good couple of weeks before it just kept bugging me nibbling at my my mind thinking hey you need to go out and have a look at this and see what's really going on so when i decided to go to los angeles nationally spend a day there and and and kind of retrace what happened in spain that probably agencies that are involved in this it became quite clear quite quickly that this seemed to be a lot more than just as a single car accident and it seemed a lot of the details that were being provided to the media who aren't in the los angeles area were you know fuzzy at that let's put it that way and let's let's so over those details set the scene of the car crash for us what kind of road how fast was he going

. >> we want to talk about the latest the 787 end reminder -- dreamliner darr but what started it remainsn unknown. >> is not clear and boeing is not saying too much it was reported just after 430 that the fire is completely out as you pnc no injuries and police are treating this as an explained. '' we are aware of the event we have boeing personnel on the ground in we are looking to understand and address this. here is what we know according to the life feat you can see the tail number according to the official web site this is one of four to letters they currently have operating in their fleet and according to the web site they have nine more on order. lori: meanwhile shares are down big on the news although they are coming back slightly. let's bring in our colleague tom sullivan. i heard you tell cheryl cassone thought it was just a matter of time? >> this battery has a history of thermal runaways. it just eats up a and then the ones at the fire is not overcharged but something is going on within the battery actually a microcosm or micro data because the aviation engineers disagree on

example is the time machine where humanity splits and the benefits from the descendants on facebook darr the rich ones a and but the interesting thing is both species are made ridiculous and absurd by their situation. but if you look at science fiction in the unmakes his case with his a question if humans will become obsolete in fuseli it is the machines and it continues to resist there with "the terminator" and matrix movies. that is the steve over in dover sole science-fiction started out of robot anxiety. it very interesting thing happened in the 20th century. we did not see massive waves of unemployment because of improving technology in the reason was new jobs were created when the machines got better in they were safer and cleaner and easier and more dignified. but it did not happen automatically. the labor movement was not small enough was gigantic movement and to in the sense it was fighting for the right to get paid even if your job was not as miserable as the other jobs and that is forgotten. let's imagine in the bookstore is located in rochester new york and if we were in new