but here you see in nevada near reno. >> rose: a data farm. >> a data farm. and a complex of data farms. and that you know, suggest a kind of urban condition. but if you look at each of these entities you kind of realize that they are serving, they're serving the dij tal culture. but without necessarily inhabitants. so what you see is enormous complexes. complexes together with kind of space between them. with barely a population. >> rose: an extra human civilization, you see. >> a post human civilization or at least an inkling of what our world is going to generate. >> rose: an urbanization without people. >> exactly. uninhabited urbanization. and that is, an incredibly exciting territory because you reallyk you see it, because there are no people, the entire environment is wide. for people we make very expensive, careful spaces. but now you can exploit and celebrate even the absence of people. >> rose: take a look. i will see finally the clip from a documentary made by your son tomas, it's called rem, this is a documentary that is going to come out, when wi

in nevada, near reno, a data farm. the complex of data farms. it suggests urban condition.you look at each of these entities, you realize they are serving the digital culture. what you see are enormous complexes with barely a population. charlie: and urbanization without people. rem: that is incredibly exciting territory. there are no people. the entire environment -- for people, we make careful spaces. charlie: take a look. the clip from a documentary made by your son. this is a documentary that will come out -- when will this be finished? rem: this year. the point of the film is not to look at me or talk about me. it is to convey the experience of the buildings. charlie: roll tape. here is a portion of this. ♪ >> i felt it was crucial. ♪ you are always challenged by problems. that is a very abstract term. i think it is much better to say we are challenged by people's needs. ♪ charlie: react to what you just said. rem: to this? charlie: this is a sliver of it. we come away with a sense of a life in architecture. rem: i hope you come away with a sense of engagement, but not

they stored in a data farm some place. >> yes. it is storage in the data farm in bluffdale, utah. it is massive and being expanded all the time and has been built with hundreds of billions of dollars of your tax dollars. >> could government use this data against individuals? >> chris alluded to this earlier. the vast majority of this data as things stand will never be looked. 99% of its its on those serverss, what happened is as chris eluded to earlier in the past in his reading he said whenever someone fell under suspicion of wrongdoing they could be searched for tracked for followed but that you needed a warrant from a judge, from a magistrate and in recent i would say since 9/11 in particular but before that too but certainly after 9/11 the new paradigm has been as the nsa says they want to collect everything so what they do is they collect every bit, every communication, they support them and search at their a leisure for clusters, patterns and individuals so the question is even if you believe right now president obama is the best president we will ever have and that our gove

method of data collection, its own technical limitations, and perhaps most important, it is own attitude about sharing what they've got. >> very current. >> reporter: moreover, some choose to farmut their data work to for-profit vendors. that complicates drane's job. >> they'll restrict the public and say, hey, you can look at this, but you can't share it with your neighbors or you can't write it down, or you can't tabulate it yourself, and you know, that makes no sense. >> reporter: kalamazoo, michigan, just hired such a vendor interrupting spotcrime's data collecting from that city, at least for now. at the same time, municipalities like jersey city, new jersey, see a benefit in open flow and access. >> transparency is often intimida intimidating. brian platt is jersey city's director of innovation, the open data portal there provides access and incident updates monthly. >> it's unfiltered, not us giving you a message that we've crafted. we want to make sure that the public can help us identify the issues and our challenges and our weaknesses, and we can fix them together. >> reporter: working together with input from the public and local government, especially in urban areas

"they get a lot of unbiased information [and] local data that i can, hopefully, put on my farm to make my farm profitable," said luke homan, a there's two more workshops in the series. one in carroll on thursday and one in moline, illinois on friday. area fisherman now have about 1,500 more reasons to go fishing at bacon creek lake. the iowa department of natural resources held a trout stocking at the lake this afternoon. the stocking was originally supposed to take place on january 16th, but was postponed due to unsafe ice conditions. the trout were sent through a long tube and into a hole in the ice. one d-n-r official said the stocking is a good way to continue to provide outdoor recreation. "these fish are normally cold water species that live in northeast iowa in our spring fed streams, but during the winter time, we can bring them out to some of these lakes and stock them, and provide a really neat and unique fishing opportunity for people." said ben wallace, fisheries biologist for the iowa department of natural resources. wallace also said that although most of these fish are c

farms. the most recent data shows by november 2015, schools had purchased about 35 thousand dollars worth of local food.. the most from frozen dairy products.. about two thousand pounds.. worth about 55 hundred dollars.. the of that for about three bucks.. idals partnered marketing service on these reports.. set to be released at the end of every month for a school year.. the numbers are submitted voluntarily.. the department of ag looks to add more names to the reporting list.. ---- because of foreign agricultural service is delaying the u-s export sales report. it won't come out now until friday of this week.. but.. that didn't really affect yesterdays trade in the markets. "a really choppy trade here again today, similar as yesterday. do have a little bit of a spillover from the wheat contracts over into corn." "keeping the corn market supportive today, despite a whole lot of fresh news anywhere. export fronts, even weather wise, just not much out there at all into south america even. harvest very slow system so far. not a huge sample being done. especially in beans right now, just really

"they get a lot of unbiased information [and] local data that i can, hopefully, put on my farm to make my farm profitable," said luke homan, a farmer from southeast of remsen, iowa. there are two more workshops in the series, including one tomorrow in carroll. the other is friday in moline, illinois. nominations are being taken for this year's "south dakota governor's ag ambassador award." officials with the state agriculture department say nominees should be people who have worked hard to promote agriculture in south dakota. the award will be presented in june at the governor's agricultural summit in brookings. nominations are due by february 29th. stocks were slightly higher in midday trading after oil shook off a morning slump and climbed three percent. more than 5-hundred iowa business leaders will come to sioux city in june. they'll be here for the 113th iowa association of business and industry conference. it's been ten years since the last conference was held in sioux city and a-b-i leaders say they're siouxland. conference-goers will have the chance tour sioux city locations, i

farms. the most recent data shows by november 2015, schools had purchased about 35 thousand the most from frozen dairy products.. about two thousand pounds.. worth about 55 hundred dollars.. the least.. broccoli.. four pounds of that for about three bucks.. idals partnered with the u-s-d-a's agricultural marketing service on these reports.. set to be released at the end of every month for a school year.. voluntarily.. the department of ag looks to add more names to the reporting list.. because of the storms on the east coast.. the foreign agricultural service is delaying the u-s export sales report. it won't come out now until friday of this week.. but.. that's not really affecting today's trade in the markets. "a really choppy trade here again today, similar as yesterday. do have a little bit of a spillover from the wheat contracts over into corn." "keeping the corn market supportive today, despite a whole lot of fresh news anywhere. export fronts, even weather wise, just not much out there at all into south america even. harvest very slow system so far. not a huge sample being done. especially

farms. the most recent data shows by november 2015, dollars worth of local food.. the most from frozen dairy products.. about two thousand pounds.. worth about 55 hundred dollars.. the least.. broccoli.. four pounds of that for about three bucks.. idals partnered with the u-s-d-a's agricultural marketing service on these reports.. set to be released at the end of every month for a school year.. the numbers are submitted voluntarily.. the department of ag looks to add more names to the reporting list.. ---- because of the storms on the east coast.. the foreign agricultural service is delaying the u-s export sales report. it won't come out now until friday of this week.. but.. that didn't really affect yesterdays trade in the markets. "a really choppy trade here again today, similar as yesterday. do have a little bit of a spillover from the wheat contracts over into corn." "keeping the corn market supportive today, despite a whole lot of fresh news anywhere. export fronts, even weather wise, just not much out there at all into south america even. harvest very slow sy

data shows the u.s. economy is enjoying solid growth. officials at the u.s. labor department say non-farm employers added 292,000 jobs last month. the figure is much higher than market expectations at about 200,000. hiring occurred in several industries led by professional and business services. officials revised the figures upward for october and november. the unemployment rate remained at 5.0% for the third straight month as more americans enter the workforce to look for jobs. some analysts say the u.s. jobs data may turn around recent global market moves if investors remain confident about the situation in the world's biggest economy. >>> u.s. president barack obama is seeking to tighten gun control by side-stepping a reluctant congress. the latest polls suggest a majority of americans support him, but they are skeptical about the effectiveness of his plan. obama spoke at a public meeting hosted by cnn. >> if we can combine gun safety with sensible background checks and some other steps, we're not going to eliminate gun violence, but we will lessen it. >> the broadcaster introduced its

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something we have seen of late with ism manufacturing data and of course a key reading on growth for the u.s. and we get that non-farm payrolls report out later which could say a lot about where the fed is headed for the rest of the year. >> on a day like today and week like this week few people will worry about the jobs report nancy. thank you so much. it's been a historical first trading week for stocks. as we go to break, let's take a look at this week's market moving moments. ♪ >> deja vu all over again. >> volatility is back. we have wiped out the bulk of 2015 gains. >> the repercussions of a financial crisis that is not halted quickly enough by the chinese government would be global. >> the pboc injected around $20 billion into chinese markets following monday's sharp falls. >> csi 300 that we're keeping track of because of course yesterday that triggered this whole global sell down. >> china is undergoing a pretty significant pivot. it's not as surprising that we're seeing weaker data in terms of manufacturing. this seems to be part of a process. >> reports after a hydrogen bomb test rock counter to the globe

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