mark zuckerberg: i do not think it is anything different from how people use facebook normally. biggest thing that we have had to do to make internet.org work is connect with the different operators in these different countries, so for example, airtel in zambia, to make it so that people have a very easy way to go buy data when they want to do more things. so for example, you might be browsing facebook and see a link to news, or you see some video that you want to watch. and, you know, that is rich media, so that cannot be covered for free. but we make it so if you tap on that, it is very easy to just right inline-pay, and that is good for everyone. it makes it so people can discover why they would want to consume content on the internet. it makes it so that airtel and our partners can make more profits, so they can continue investing and building out a faster and broader internet for everyone. and it gets more people online. emily: google is working on project loon and google fiber. what do you think of google's approach to connecting the world? mark: well, the thing is connecti

let us commend to our lady the work we have been entrusted to do. nue to do in us and in those woman we have the privilege to serve. [ applause ] >> and you just heard the pope give his homily, talking about women, sex abuse in the church. right now you're going to see cardinal dolan, the leader of this church, going to make some comments. there will be a couple of songs before that. and then cardinal dolan will speak and the pope is, again, going to come out onto the streets outside of st. patrick's cathedral. we'll see him drive up fifth avenue, a drive of about 20 blocks or so. still lined with thousands and thousands of people to see the pope tonight as he comes out. let's continue to listen in to the service right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. we are now hearing, as we said, a couple of the songs that they are going to be singing as part of the service. it's not a full service. i'm here with father beck and delia gallagher. delia, what exactly are we seeing now? we heard the pope give the homily. what is happening right now? >> well

ernie: what names do you use? >> darling. sometimes. ernie: sometimes. why do you use darling? >> to my wife. she's my darling. >> i call them by their name. ernie: you don't use any words. no honey or sweetie. how come? >> i think they're insincere. it's tritely used and thrown around. they no longer have meaning. >> my girlfriend, i call her dolly. ernie: where did you get that from? >> maybe frank sinatra used it. ernie: dolly. you use that a lot? >> yeah. ernie: call your friend that? >> absolutely. ernie: what do you say? >> i tell her i love you, dolly. i'll see you later. >> honey, my dear, sweetie if it's to a lady. buddy, pal, my friend. ernie: you have a lot of them. you have a whole menu. >> and then there's dogs. they get them all. all my endearments. ernie: my goodness. >> sweetheart, honey. there's other ones. if i tell you all, my wife will get mad. ernie: some are secret. most of the time it's what? >> sweetheart. ernie: and honey. >> they work. ernie: what word? >> bubula. ernie: perfect. bye-bye. had to have that in there. that was perfect. that's it for now.

governor brownback and first lady brownback do use the library. there are books they added over here and the first lady has a book festival that started about five years ago. i think the people who live here are very aware of their role in preserving kansas history. they take very good care of the house. it is a very good library-slas h-museum open to the public. >> as we continue our tour of the literary life of topeka, we hear from the readership of 12 million people. for,ss clementina paddled devoteddle furred was tos paddleford was dedicated boutng, writing, and going a food. the name of the book is hometown at the tide. clementina paddled paddleford. clementina -- paddleford was a woman before her time. she knew at an early age that she wanted to be a journalist, but not an assistant journalist. she wanted to be a famous journalist. and she was in 1898 graduated with a degree in industrial journalism from kansas state university in 1921, she knew that she would have to go to new york to become famous. she also knew that journalists. -- she al

let us join her in thanking god for the great things he has done. and for the great things he will continue to do. let us call upon him and say >> lord, our god, you have made an eternal covenant with your people. keep us evermindful of your mighty deeds. let us pray to the lord. ♪ ♪ ♪ lord hear our prayer ♪ ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ >> let your ordained ministers grow toward perfect love and preserve your faithful people in unity by the bond of peace. let us pray to the lord. ♪ ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ >> be with with us in our work building the earthly city that in building we may not labor in vain. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ >> send workers into your vineyard and glorify your name among the nations. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ >> please welcome into the company of your saints our relatives and benefactors who have died. may we share their happiness one day. let us pray to the lord. ♪ lord, hear our prayer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> scattered darkness. let us pass this night safely. please power and rise when morning comes to give you thanks and praise. we ask

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let us command to our lady, the work we have been entrusted to do, let us join her in thanking god for the great things he has done. and for the great things he will continue to do in us and in those whom we have the privilege [ singing ] [ singing ] the almighty has done great things for me and holy is his name. he has mercy on us who hear him, every generation the strength of his heart our hope is in god who gives us help. lord, our god, you made an eternal covenant with your people, weep us ever mindful of your mighty deeds. let us pray to the lord. >> let your ordained ministers grow toward perfect love and preserve your faithful people in unity by the bond of peace. let us pray to the lord. [ singing ] lord hear our prayer, >> be with us in our work of building the earthly city, in building we may not labor in >>> send workers in to your vin sxwrard -- vineyard and glorify your name to the nations, let us pray to the lord. [ singing ] >> please, welcome in to the company of your saints our relatives and benefactors who have died, may we share their >> father, [ indiscernible ] and

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gary: do you use facebook? ken: hell no. i have people around me that say -- you should own the stock. i say why? they say it will continue to do well and grow. i said fine. gary: you mentioned facebook and the stock on the show. ken: i like was zuckerberg is doing with education. gary: he is aligned very closely with --. anthony: $100 million to the new jersey schools. gary: he has become very close with chris christie. ken: the gift he gave to newark schools came with a match, and i' m happy to say, me and other people who don' t want their names known, participated in the match. gary: what are your thoughts on social media? ken: i like the phone. picking up the phone. [laughter] how you doing? you can say nice things -- you could say something in an e-mail you' s no chance. you pick up a phone and type. gary: you send a text or an e-mail. anthony: "wall street week" will be right back. >> it is sponsored in part by coke industries -- koch industries. >> every day you are getting things done, we are right there with you. we

last holdout, as you said in decision to use the bomb, and yet he was the one that seemed most the least apologetic about the role of his lab and so forth in doing the science that made the bomb possible, maybe it was discovery versus use -- >> i should say, i didn't mention that lawrence was the scientists who introduced for the first time at a government panel the idea of a demonstration. he was interested in seeing if that would work. he was basically outvoted and outargued by people who thought demonstration was really just too risky. the element of all this that lawrence never really apologized for was the idea of building a bomb and putting forth programs, making sure that america and the united kingdom had access to the weapons before the enemies did and could protect themselves. so life forces inconsistencyency upon us. >> more importantly you seem to be saying that maybe there's evidence that we're reaching the limits of big science as far as, conducting collider and politcall failure in the country is evidence of that, and yet, you could say it was because -- the reason for it was not -- not very clearly appreciated by the publish. >>

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we are hearing so much about use of force lately in the news. what do we know about use of force training, how well does it work, does it not work. what effect does it have on real outcomes. >> one of the problems is it's never studied. there's a lot of anecdote at data and stories about an officer being well trained, performing well on the street, never a wide scale study. >> there's not a universal definition of use of force. it boils down to what a reasonable officer, given the information they know at the time, being able to neutralize a threat, with the appropriate level of force. maybe deadly force, and it may not. >> there's a grey area in everything you said. >> absolutely. >> when you consider that the decisions and evaluations about whether or not there's force required, and if so how much. we have a duty as a society to get it right 100% of the time. in reality, that will be difficult to do. unfortunately there'll be these tragedies. >> i watched you do that. you knew what the story was. it's important to tell that part of the story. there ar

do. specifically the pope reminded us of the golden rule. do unto others as would you have them do unto you and that rule points us in the right direction. he specifically remimeded congress that if we -- reminded congress that if we want opportunities, then let us provide opportunities. lives we honor today are the personification of the pope's call. congressman stokes, the block ofed son of the state of ohio, was affectionately called lou when i served with him on the house. his motto was to aim high, which did he, even before he was a member of congress, when he argued the supreme court case challenging the abusive stop and frisk policies and practices in the terry v. ohio case. lou's integrity is why he was elected to the house committee on assassinations and the house investigation of the illegal arms sales during the iran contra affair and of course his service on the ethics committee. when he became the first african-american to serve with the house appropriations committee, there he directed federal dollars to eradicate injustice and

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and that's going to negatively to end up in the narrow focus that isn't going to do us any good at all. >> thank you all for coming. thanks for the questions. [applause] spin it as a reminder if you need to purchase a book they are behind the register. [inaudible conversations] >>> as the public industry continues to change in this time of digitization etc. there is a new service that is a subscription service in several competitors are working in this area and one of those companies is called oyster. matt is with oyster books. how are you structured? >> we are to go to reading application for people that like to read books on their mobile devices and want to spend 999 a month to read a selection of over a million titles and also now people who prefer to buy their books one by one. we are available on the iphone and ipad and all android devices with a browser. >> you started as a subscription service, 995 a month and you get books from whom? >> we work with publishers d distributors didn't have a million bucks now. >> so in that sense it is like a library? >> we are focused on somethin

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and if they could come out and to partner with us and find out what we do. so more to come on that. i wanted to mention that fema requires us to do a hazard mitigation plan and keep it updated every three years. we did complete our hazard mitigation plan at the end of 2014. we covered climate change, and sea-level rise, temperature rise, precipitation changes, and we received many national accolades and requests for guidance to integrate those new components into other people's hazard mitigation plans. so again, i think we are viewed as leading the pack in that. since our last meeting, we have had a number of different exercises. i mentioned urban shield and we had ebooltabletop series a 3-part series. we did a mass-feeding tabletop. we did fleet week logistic tabletop and as the mayor mentioned and you will hear more about today, there are additional exercises occurring in next week. we activated the eoc a number of times last year for the wonderful giant's playoff and world series. the world series parade, our winter storms of 2014, it's rather difficult to even think about winter

american is focused on, and that's isil. >> so without going into the details of how we do this, we broadly used our ability to work communications in the foreign space, to generate insights into what isil and other groups are doing. largely through our cyber and our signals intelligence expertise. the challenge i would argue in the counterterrorism mission set for us whether it's isil, i've seen the same thing in a tight and al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, for example, i see more changes in to behave in the last two years probably than any other target. to actively reference some of the compromises and media leaks of the last couple years. we know that they have achieved a level of insight as to what we do, how we do it in the capability we have a quite frankly they didn't have in the past. as a result of that it has become harder, more difficult to achieve insights as to what they are doing. combined with, in fairness, the broader changes in technology we are seeing, encryption, use of apps that offer end-to-end encryption, more complicated attempts to attempt to hide in the broader sense o

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do not feel that they have to come here. creatingme time we are friends rather than resent on. that's the kind of thing we used to do. that's how we used to think. americans we are as -- people who care about others. we are compassionate about others. this country is the child of every other country and we have a risk on to ability to lead and not always follow. -- we have a responsibility to lead and not always follow. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2015] >> pope francis has left washington and traveled to new york city. today he will address the united nations general assembly. following he will attend a multireligious service. live coverage in new york begins at 10 a.m. eastern. on c-span-3. > the c-span networks feel tur politics, books, and history. the pope's visit continues saturday as he travels from new york to philadelphia. then at 7:30 p.m. the pontiff attends the festival of families which is part of the world meeting of families. moving to our road to the white use coverage join us at 6:35 lessig tern as lawrence decla

if you do use that road, use interstate highway 4. that will be your main route this morning coming through dublin, towards livermore things are starting to slow. once bapast 680, things improve. other than that, it is pretty quiet this morning. >>> we have breaking news we're following this in

. >> he was a really good coach because he pushed us to do better and he told us that when we thought we were doing bad, he made us feel like we were doing really good. >> reporter: this confrontation happened back on september 19th. 39-year-old anderson the 39- year-old coach worked at mcclymonds for four years. first as a substitute teacher and now as a pe teacher. the student is a senior but he is not being identified at this point. the districts hr department and the school police force both are investigating what happened here. >> all right it's going to be very interesting. i'm sure we will hear a lot more. >> hopefully we will hear more from the coaches per specktivity on what led up to this. as we know with these videos. there is always what we don't see. >> one lesson we have learned everything is caught on camera. >>> it's 6:04. richmond police are asking for the public's help to solve a double homicide. just before 8:30 last night the city's shot spotter system detected four gunshots right near san pablo avenue. officers found two men with gunshot wounds in a car and they w

game winning streak against temple. >> had to. >> we're not going to make it to 40. >> that will do it for usat 6:00 o'clock. >> see you back here at 10:00 o'clock. inside edition is up next. ♪ >>> donald trump security smackdown. >> stop it, stop it! >> and was he hit with a low- blow gotcha question? >> that is a gotcha question. >> drone scare at the u.s. open. >> security out to take a look at it. >> and what's this drone doing outside the hospital? >>> and the pope's encounter with the shy american high school student. >> may i ask of to you sing a song for me? >> everyone in the room is wondering, can she do it, will she do it. >>> then, caitlyn jenner. why is she so angry, then gunning it? >>> and from one beat up old truck to a worldwide fleet. >> i didn't know one thing. >> two men and a truck.

because the current executive in my view is appointing a bunch of people at all of these commissions doing us in. please don't back burner it too much. thanks. public speaker: jed holes man. san francisca: as the board of supervisors are aware that currently the situation we have in the county is when someone needs to be, when an empty seat, a vacant seat is there the mayor is actually able to appoint someone who takes office immediately before the board of supervisors even gets an opportunity to hold a hearing on that appointment. this has happened with wendy and jordan on the retirement board and also i believe with art torres on the public utilities commission. the mayor has the power to appoint someone and the board can do their due diligence following their process. i think that's extremely unorthodox and almost in every other jurisdiction, an appointment is put forward, that appointment is vetted and approved and that person takes power and we can imagine an instance where the example when someone is appointed for the board to have the opportunity to hear that appointee takes a very con

with your thoughts on what resonated to you in that vein when he spoke to congress in. >> inspiring us to do something. that encouraging us saying that ewith can do this. we can come together, we can solve this problem. it is not unsolvable. and to me sometimes you need to hear that from the outside. you need to hear that with someone from the moral authority, someone as i said earlier, with his humility, and the way that he is present. for him to say it we can do this, let's get it tot. and encouraging us to collaborate and make it happen, and invite and make it happen, and use technology to make it happen. i mean a very -- a man of his time. >> do you think that this is a moment that will lead to new policies? i hope. i hope this is a transformation moment for us. and i hope that there is a new spirit of cooperation that can be in the united states capitol. i am hopeful for that, i am hoping to let by gones by bygones and let some of the old attitudes and beliefs we should all let them go and start anew. and i think that's the call. >> ryan is a practicing catholic, he also said the pope i

so my attorney said "what do you want us to do with the personal e-mails?" i said "i don't need them or want them." so they talked to the it server, the technical people responsible for maintaining them and said "we don't need them." that's the limit ofy knowledge and i know i was sarcastic in one exchange with the press for which i -- i'm sorry guys. i'm not a technical expert. i said i don't need them. whatever happened to them happened to them and i'm very sure my attorneys did the most meticulous job that could have been done. >> would anything having to do with the clinton foundation, that would have been personal or work? >> well, it would depend. i do not communicate with the foundation. other people in the state department did in accordance with the rules that have been adopted? >> for any of these deleted e-mails, they won't be foundation related at all? >> well, there might be "there's going to be a meeting" but not anything related to the state department. that was handled by professionals and others in the state department. >> let me sort of move