i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which paralyzed. it is still a city where everybody meets profession, sure, but it is sad that you did not seek only may be in the young people, but you do not see when people are in the rain, let's say, in society, like having the joy to address. like you have to be like the color of the street of paris. you ought not to be remarkable. it is very demanding of the people. so i said to the people, no, we have to be like everyone else. in london, it was completely different, and it still is. more distance that makes them, for me, more fascinating than the french. >> we want to take questions from the audience, but i did just want to ask you a quick question about your work in movies because that has been so extraordinarily exceptional. i think probably a lot of people -- i know you have been to the academy of arts and all the students, but i wonder how many people in this audience know how involved you have been in the performing arts doing co

most striking and eccentric are the massive strainer arches added to reinforce the supports of the crossing tower... and that most notable of english contributions to gothic, the elaborately patterned vault, with its delicate tracery of stone. during the heyday of gothic, hundreds of cathedrals and thousands of churches were built across europe. in that time it has been estimated that more stone was quarried in france alone than in e entire history of ancnt egypt. at the heart of gothic was a combination of all the arts, transformed by religious faith into a mystical vision. and it is at chartres that these elements are felt to have achieved their greatest harmony. the west front of chartres the so-called royal portal is the only group to survive the calamitous fire of 1194. the faithful were greeted by rows of old testament kings and queens recalling the biblical ancestry claimed by the 12th-century french kings. these old testament prophets and kings and queens give us a very clear sense of the new relationship between sculpture and architecture. they stand away from their architectural b

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i had done sprint swimming, and when i turned 20, a friend said, these eccentric people go around theorld and swim. these people stand on shore, a gun goes off, and they try to beat each other. you love the character. so i went to lake ontario and spent the next 10 years ring that sport. -- doing that sport. marathone life of a swimmer is what? fill in the blank. >> i cannot tell you what young people do today. world.veled around the you had to dig down. tavis: how did you live? >> you are just for like most athletes. athletes can barely pay their rent. love just doing a sport i and never thought i would do it forever. manhattan was a kick in the pants. 6, and it was a beautiful day. people took a day off work and the around battery. the world trade center was still around. there was a kick in the pants because there was a lot of pain to it. that one in particular. as you describe it, 52 hours in the water. >> 53. don't want to chop off an entire hour, and don't forget the 18 seconds. what is it like to be in the water for 52 hours with all those elements swimming around? like?s that

>> we have a lot of eccentric practices but i'm adding dance to it.n mode modern interpra tif clothing. >> patti ann browne, do you think it was wrong for this company -- they were just thinking outside the box. >> that's what is confusing me. really, it's not totally accepted for people to be asked to dance? why was it when i was hired here at fox that you made me do? >> test pattern. test pattern. test pattern. >> these guys were salesmen, though. >> but electronics. under what scenario are you going to need to dance to sell a customer electronics. >> someone by the way they dance. you see if -- >> we've both seen tucker dance. >> and you learned things you didn't want to know. nice. thank you. >> andy, why not dancing? they ask all of these silly questions like where are you going to be in five years, and what could you put in a time caps sul. >> i'm fairly confident i could have walked out of their as the head of the company. these are team building. they are useless and put money in the pockets of consultants who somehow think that they are worth

. >> we call that eccentric. >> crazy people are eccentric.ime is genius. >> i accidentally log into my computer. >> or shut down what app is running you don't want to run. i think it's awesome. the only probe with control-alt-delete, you don't have two hands. hey, man, come over and help me out. other than that it's genius. >> a toe. >> a nose, a tongue. what's wrong with you? >> it's the only control i understand. it's the only -- it's the only function i actually know on windows. i'm lost without it. >> our final story is martha stewart, it's blown up twitter in the kind of way that means things are popular. basically she dropped her ipad and tweeted out basically like, when is apple going to come pick up my broken ipads. people were like, we don't pick up broken ipads. then she played it off as a joke. and steve jobs apparently gave her this ipad personally. >> that's the most disturbing thing about this story. that steve jobs, an icon, probably one of the just most prolific innovators of the 20th century gave an ipad and you're using it.

it was the day an eccentric businessman declared himself emperor.we'll look at the legacy of how emperor norton lives on more than 150 years later. >> the bay area is a place which appreciates a good character. >> as a request' desire of the large majority of the visits of these giants -- >> it was 154 years ago today joshua norton, a failed san francisco businessman delivered letters to the city's news papers declaring these famous words. >> declare and proclaim myself emperor of these united states. >> the members of the historical group, the anniversary of norton's inauguration was as good as many for a party. >> norton's story is one that gets told over and over again as somebody who came here, met with adversity, reinvented himself. >> for 21 years he strold the streets and existed off of the kindness of citizens. he famously called for the building of a bridge between san francisco and oakland nearly 80 years before it opened. he also decreed that congress should be abolished. >> i think that might be consider a very good plus. >> he issued hi

i actually to a fault i sometimes speak in excelsior eccentric way and that my neighborhood all have a high concentration of school aged children that are there and we lack a lot of services. we look at what's happening in the mission and i'm working with a lot of organizations and leaders and trying to build the organization. this provides for a lot of learning not just excelsior but my neighborhoods. >> we won't tell your constituents. >> any public comment? >> seeing none. public comment is closed. >> i want to thank everyone for being here, sfgtv, thanks for taping today's meeting. we just want to congratulations meta and louis on your 40th anniversary and glad that we have one of your awardees tonight. seeing no comment. meeting is adjourned. >> >>

question here was in his 50s, a smoker, that he burned candles sometimes, that he had a somewhat eccentric personality. they haven't seen him since this fire broke out. i did speak with one man who says that firefighters banged on his door, told him to get out. >> we just grabbed like keys and stuff and ran out. we don't have anything. we have a few things the fire department collected for us. that's it. >> you looked and the top of the building was on fire. >> literally. the whole building ablaze up there. yeah. we were on the other side of the street. the whole thing is a blaze. yeah. not what you expect at 1:30 in the morning. >> reporter: firefighters tell us except for that metal door they were able to knock this fire down rather quickly. they say that the cause is still under investigation and they will be here on scene for quite some time. the red cross is helping those who were affected by the fire, those who now are out of their building. reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> i want to give you a heads up for the third day in a row san jose's alum rock

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lisa, as we look at that, and so many people had thought they had known what the eccentric lifestyleson was. obviously, this is peeling back a lot of the layers of the onion to figure out how ek -- eccentric that was. is it really aeg live's fault they decided to hire and work with a drug addict performer? >> right. that's the tough issue in the case. we now know, as you say, that michael jackson was a drug addict. he was addicted to prescription medication and in particular to propofol, which he personally begged dr. murray to give him, and many other doctors prior to dr. murray. aeg's position is this is all very sad, it's a tragedy for the family, but we're not responsible for the choices that a drug addict made. >> so this is more about shining light on how celebrity and getting people to say yes around you your entire life doesn't put up the proper blockades necessarily to lead. >> that's right. >> that normal and highly productive life. michael jackson, obviously the king of pop. we all loved him. we love his music. it's so tragic to think he was living this cloistered, addicti

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i actually to a fault i sometimes speak in excelsior eccentric way and that my neighborhood all have a high concentration of school aged children that are there and we lack a lot of services. we look at what's happening in the mission and i'm working with a lot of organizations and leaders and trying to build the organization. this provides for a lot of learning not just excelsior but my neighborhoods. >> we won't tell your constituents. >> any public comment? >> seeing none. public comment is closed. >> i want to thank everyone for being here, sfgtv, thanks for taping today's meeting. we just want to congratulations meta and louis on your 40th anniversary and glad that we have one of your awardees tonight. seeing no comment. meeting is adjourned. >> >>okay. our final speaker is a friend a friend to the business community. a man who understands was it take to a create a job which is an investment. mayor ed lee is a person who have's brought a lot of stability to san francisco especially, after steady eddy were because ed has a background in administration and being tasked what gettin

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systems on the street eccentric cetera etc so it's being called a day to tsunami if you like the ideaf my acid waves of data being collected not by humans really but by computers. normally we associate surveillance with the police and security services we forget that the major internet platforms and provide is are also trying to follow our every step. the magic word is data mining. sophisticated programs combed through the streams of data worldwide in search of specific criteria which can then be used to create a market based records. i know c.n.n. m s n b c and fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one whole attentions and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on the you. know. at our team news we have a different approach to the show because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not like dammit i'm not. good. at that. i gotta stick to the jokes will handle

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out on the 15th of october called the men in the united states, america's explorers, inventors, eccentrics, mavericks for the creation of one nation. just like his previous books, i'm sure that he will synthesize and really blend history and adventure in all sorts of really interesting stuff spent a new book out by jill lepore. >> that's right. with respect to jill lepore who again i have to admire her writing in "the new yorker," or pieces, i always look forward to reading. so this time around she is looking at benjamin franklin's sister in the book of ages. it turns out that jane, aside from restructure gumshoes a writer, reader and local commentator in her own right. as it turns out, benjamin franco correspond with her more than any other. there's this drove of correspondence that i'm sure that she will be drawing upon. i've already heard very good word on this book and have to say personally i'm very interested in reading it because i want to know more about what jane franklin was like and who she really was spent and jump or is also a professor at harvard. stephen cancer has another n

this sitting there surveiling a guy, a little bit eccentric. in the meantime, the videotaping everything to a recording in. these are lieutenants and sergeants making over $000,000 a year sitting there all day. one of the notices light from possible fish tank is been turned on. subject appear to be wearing a white t-shirt and what appeared to be gray sweat pants. that was the best they could do. so eventually the police realized that it was not trying to cooperate. the kind of back off. that took two months. and then the other thing they did after that was conducted this investigation and did everything they could to discredit him including when they tried to apply for food stamps that blocked his application because the city was still technically a police officer that produce the internal reports hesitate to as the entire incident documented. these internal affairs reports, they reject it's amazing. but the one thing that was going in his favor was the quality assurance division unit that he went to derail the chevy was telling the truth. he w

you know they don't say well no this is the they're pathological liars have never told the truth eccentric such and we know we can't we haven't even mentioned here saudi arabia i mean they're certainly not interested any kind of charm because they're the least harmful people on the planet yeah i just like to i said in both hearings on our rivals and the let me go to the begin to tie here let me go to ty go ahead first jump in. i sat in on both the airing. where the united states was trying to push the american public into getting behind them on a rush to war with syria where they have no business being and. the cheap to full diplomat of the united states is our secretary of state john kerry and on his right was the secretary of defense chuck hagel and then general dempsey who both of which said almost nothing and our our chief diplomat was the one who was trying to push war the idea of the diplomat is supposed to stop war it's time that the that our diplomats take the front take the brunt of all these problems that we have and put the war people back in their barracks as they say and let's

he was a fairly eccentric local bank manager.as marrying fairly wealthy heiresses. that's really all we know about it. so, that might've been somebody who was traveling-- as you say, he had some money-- and therefore going back and forth to america, where, of course, this was cut, as i'm sure you know. have you done much research on the sculptor? not really at all. i know he was working in the latter half of the 19th century, early 20th century. well, let's try and fill in the gaps, if i may. here you've got his name-- c.e. dallin. and dated 1913. he was born in 1861. he had a long life. he died in 1944. but his main work, as you say, was the early 20th century. born in boston, massachusetts. trained in paris, like most sculptors. all good painters and sculptors from america would go to paris in that wonderful epoch of the belle epoque in the turn of the last century. and he became internationally known, but very well known in america. it's a very interesting cast. the problem is, there are an awful lot of copies of these around.

and he found out the planets go around like that but most of the planets go around in not so eccentric an ellipse, like more circular. if the foci are closer together like here and like here, they're kinda close now, yeah? okay, now the ellipse approximates a circle, isn't that neat? and when i have both points right together then i get what? it begins with... circle, that's right. and a circle is a special case of an-- not eclair, not eclair, ellipse, okay? yeah, a circle is just a special case of an ellipse. get the idea, ain't that neat? and kepler found that out. and from that, newton deduced the law of gravity that we see here today. we'll talk more about kepler's ellipses and the link between here and gravity when we talk about satellite motion and that'll be pretty soon. what i wanna talk about now is this idea here, the inverse square law. the inverse square law is very important. it's important enough that i want you to be able to feel it and see that it makes sense. it looks complicated, doesn't it, to say that something depends upon one over distance square? i want you to se

he is known for his eccentric behavior and he has the interview with the of regis' video that mcafeeade. some call him the mad genius bayou judge for yourself. >> what made you do that? >> the press said they put a number of labels on meat and they seemed to be sticking so why not lampoon then myself? >> what were those labels? >> that i surrounded myself with guns and women i was paranoid that paranoia grant that you took three of four seconds on was an example. so on the desk i had to labeled basalts and was supporting them with rifle m face at the end. i agreed to make fun of themed neil: velez taco what you have started and what you build of course, the entire virus powerhouse's value put out a video that the strikes peoe how to remove thethat program from computers. why did you do that? >> one of the things that became very apparent to mery was the news blips that all internet stories that hadik comments allowed half of thein comments were a wish they s would hang a man for making such terrible software. i haven't had anything to docomp with the company in over15 years or anythi

tradition of artistic pilgrimages to catch the spiritual groove, every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentric, they all came here in search of whatever. mmm, chilies. >> that's level three. all right. we will be careful. >> new mexican chilies come in two varieties -- red or green. >> that's the state question in new mexico, red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green. it's like yankees or mets. you've got to pick one. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. it's a slow roll. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing you can do but wait it out. i believe they use the same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're muffling their screams. [ bird chirping ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. >>> history, they say, belongs to

adam: what eccentric billionaire john mack a fee up to now.p you, he knows a bit about this, hide out. ♪ adam: he's back. mack a fee founder, john mack fee, thinks he can outsmart the nsa with a brand new gadget. is mack can fee crazy mart. >> he made a fortune selling anti-hacker software. he is a eccentric hard partying dude a subject after international manhunt late last year in connection with a murder of a neighbor in belize. he says he is working on a new badge get to follow the nsa. would set up super local, supersecret wi-fi network to swap files with users in a few blocks and out of reach of government snoops. he thinks he can get them priced down less than 100 bucks t might be the ticket for paranoid among us. revelations of the government spy scandal, reports that the national security agency has been hacking into millions of emails and video chats and phone call records in search of foreign terrorists. john mcafee may be too erratic to pull it off but some might work on the snoop proof network. remember even though you're paranoid

it's still not clear what the eccentric former nba star was up to on his second basketball diplomacyr. he did not help free an american man who is doing 15 years hard labor there. he reportedly met again with his friend, the reclusive dictator kim jong-un. >>> this a brutal image. "the new york times" carried a front page photo this week of the moment before syrian rebels executed seven syrian soldiers. the image from video shot in 2012 though "the times" originally reported it as 2013. americans may see that picture as proof that the syrian rebels are as vicious as the regime that they are trying to oust. but is that an accurate conclusion? want to bring in fareed gadry of the syrian reform party. his washington group is working for regime change inside syria. first of all, explain to us what we saw on that cover there because obviously the president is making the case that we need to -- the u.s., rather, needs to assist the rebels, and yet we see this kind of outright execution, if you will, that they are carrying out against the soldiers. >> well, as you said, this is an old pictu

>> we have a lot of eccentric practices but i'm adding dance to it. mode modern interpra tif clothing. >> patti ann browne, do you think it was wrong for this company -- they were just thinking outside the box. >> that's what is confusing me. really, it's not totally accepted for people to be asked to dance? why was it when i was hired here at fox that you made me do? >> test pattern. test pattern. test pattern. >> these guys were salesmen, though. >> but electronics. under what scenario are you going to need to dance to sell a customer electronics. >> someone by the way they dance. you see if -- >> we've both seen tucker dance. >> and you learned things you didn't want to know. nice. thank you. >> andy, why not dancing? they ask all of these silly questions like where are you going to be in five years, and what could you put in a time caps sul. >> i'm fairly confident i could have walked out of their as the head of the company. these are team building. they are useless and put money in the pockets of consultants who somehow think that they are worthw

knowledge of dead austrian economists you have to kind of understand why we get our reputation as eccentric and wonkish and different. is this unfair? is this fair? isn't this group mostly men, mostly badly dressed men? (laughter) my going to libertarian events this is what i noticed. people who care about numbers, less about how they look. i think steve forbes is a perfect example of this. he is the epitome of the wonkish geek. is this unfair? >> you are sounding like my opponents. i didn't expect that from you. but let's face it, people who make things happen, you can describe our fore fathers our revolutionaries in the same way. go out become agitate tors when you see something wrong be agitate tors and change the world. we have done it once and we are going to do it again. we are going to be the leaders. (applause) >> and you have all people should know, don't look at the superficial, look at the substance. we have got the substance. that's why we are going to ultimately win. >> i admire -- this is the optimism that makes america possible. >> matt, what about my libertarian slur? i look

a rss -- they are as eccentric as ever. >> the smallest car and the largest walking robot.this monster from germany. also making the grade is happy, who holds the record for the farthest distance came courted by a goat, and achievement her owners said has got to her head. >> after she became a skateboarder, she is a little bit of a diva. >> over 130 million copies have been sold in over 100 countries, making itself a recordholder as the best-selling copyrighted book series of all time. >> all its flu in the afghan capital this wednesday night. celebration, not in anger. 13 years after 9/11, the football team won the south asian football federation final. a rare moment of unity for a war weary nation. congratulations to them. time to go to franÇois picard. >> many thanks, chris moore in the newsroom. many times over the past two and a half years, this show has been a foreign to stop and take a snapshot of the arab world. with the return of the military in egypt, tunisia's constitution and syria's dissent into chaos, it is time to take that's snapshot. this time from another

eccentric. extravagant. ludicrous. >> you've heard all those comments. >> heard them all. and we just take it as it is. we know what we're doing is good work. we know we're saving lives. and that's what matters. >> reporter: the 3,000 hens rescued from that one egg producer represent .02% of the total egg-laying population in california. but animal advocates say it also represents their commitment. in vacaville, george warren, abc 7 news. >> that is a commitment. >>> updating the sierra fire, the u.s. forest service says it's unlikely it was started by marijuana growers and lightning isn't to blame either. a forest service official today said the area where fire broke out 2 1/2 weeks ago doesn't have a water source needed for a remote pot farm. whatever the cause, the rim fire is now 80% contained and firefighters are now trying to save groves and meadows inside its 371 square mile footprint. you're looking at a map or you were looking at a map tweeted by the national weather service. it showed that burned area of the rim fire would actually cover an area stretching in the

tradition of artistic pilgrimages to catch the spiritual groove, every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentricmmm, chilies. >> all right. thank you very much. >> that's level three. >> yes, sir. >> all right. we will be careful. indeed. >> new mexican chilies come in two varieies -- red or green. >> that's, by the way, the state question in new mexico. >> red or green. >> red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green. it's like yankees or mets. you've got to pick one. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. >> this? this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. >> it's a slow roll, too. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use these same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. if that tells you anything. >> yeah. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their screams. nascar is about excitement. bu

supervisors to pass a measure calling for the bridge to be named for the city's once celebrated and eccentricr norton. he called for a bridge back in the late 1800s. >> back in hawaii, they only had kings and queens but we can trump them with an error. >> the state senate is set to vote on the measure tomorrow. nbc bay area news. >> we shall find out tomorrow. >> jeff has the yacht. hi, jeff. >> that's right, you guys. we're out here on the super yacht, this multimillion dollar pinnacle of luxury. you can see, well, there's a lot happening up here in the bridge deck. this is where all the controls are to the boat. this is one of three control panels. a gps plotter, a radar and also something that would enable the auto pilot to engage. i also heard from some of the experts who know a lot about this boat. things like this, that look, you know, relatively hidden, when you open up this panel, it's actually a little bit of a cook top and somewhere to get a nice cold drink. there's plenty going on in this yacht. but we're also joined tonight by jane eagleson with the america's cop and the concert s

. >> today one of san francisco's lesser known historical happenings, the day an eccentric business manlared himself an emperor. a lock now at how the legacy of emperor norton lives on 150 years later. >> the bay area is a place that appreciates a. >> good character which is why this has lived on in its lore for over 100 years. a large majority of the citizens of these united states. 154 years ago joshua norton, a failed san francisco businessman delivered letters to the city's newspapers declaring these famous words. >> declare and proclaim myself emperor of these united states. >> the anniversary of norton's inauguration was as good an excuse as any. >> norton's story is one that gets told over and over again. someone who came here and met with adversary and reinvented himself and was wildly successful as it. >> norton stronghold the streets issuing proclamations and fame out called for the building of a bridge between san francisco and oakland nearly 80 years before it opened and decreed congress should be and lishd. >> i think in this day and age that might be considered a plus. tod

and he found out the planets go around like that but most of the planets go around in not so eccentric an ellipse, like more circular. if the foci are closer together like here and like here, they're kinda close now, yeah? okay, now the ellipse approximates a circle, isn't that neat? and when i have both points right together then i get what? it begins with... circle, that's right. and a circle is a special case of an-- not eclair, not eclair, ellipse, okay? yeah, a circle is just a special case of an ellipse. get the idea, ain't that neat? and kepler found that out. and from that, newton deduced the law of gravity that we see here today. we'll talk more about kepler's ellipses and the link between here and gravity when we talk about satellite motion and that'll be pretty soon. what i wanna talk about now is this idea here, the inverse square law. the inverse square law is very important. it's important enough that i want you to be able to feel it and see that it makes sense. it looks complicated, doesn't it, to say that something depends upon one over distance square? i want you to se

often embodied in people at this particular time who are, as i said, confident, confrontational, eccentric, sometimes fanatic, often fanatic and who may or may not compromise -- that's one of the book's subtitles -- and who intent on redefining the american nation and also doing that i wanted to cleanse myself as much as possible of perceived wisdom. lots of things we do know about. but there are numbers of things that we think we know about, particularly me who always feels that she's been miseducated and in that case one such example would be the person thaddeus stephens who you may have met most recently in the spielberg "lincoln" movie where he was played by tommy lee jones very nicely. he did not seem like the creature out of the d.w. griffith's "birth of a nation" where he was dreadfully caricatured, but the kind of devilish figure with a clubbed foot which was supposed to be a sign of the devil that i learned about when i studied history. someone recently said to me, well, you know, who taught you history, southerners? it was actually, no -- [laughter] it was actually part of a whol

and their basically sitting there surveilling a wayward police officer who's maybe a little bit eccentric. i was able to obtain the notes of that surveillance, and i just wanted to read a couple of sentences. in the meantime, they're videotaping the house, okay? they're videotaping everything, they're recording it, you know, this is -- these are lieutenants and sergeants who are making over $100,000 a year doing, sitting up there all today. .. including when he tried to apply for food stamps, they blocked his application because they said he was still technically a police officer, even though he wasn't getting paid. then they produced internal reports of the book, which has never been written about or seen, which i was able to get in which they completely ignore the tape recording. to ignore all the documentaries they have and they just believe that the police officers, with the police buses that. there is a tape that has the entire and that documented in its internal affairs reports completely ignore them and reject old-school cross allegations and believe that the commanders that. it's

it's been a while since the world has heard from eccentric millionaire john mcafee but he's speakinglls and he she's here with the details. hi, jane. >> hi, sue. john mcafee unveiling plans for a communication's tech he's developing in silicon valley. in an interview i asked mcafee about mcafee the anti-virus company he created, left and now mocks on youtube. >> i don't use the software myself. i haven't used it for years. >> mcafee updates at horrible times. almost like the creators want you to die. >> i wouldn't say it's an embarrassment. when i ran the company it was one of the most well-respected pieces of software. we have 87% of the world market. my customers were satisfied people. now it has a reputation of being a memory hog, a resource hog. if you want protection you have to pay a price. mcafee, i think you have to pay a little more than you should. >> mcafee insists he did not murder his neighbor in belize, though the case is unsolved. >> who killed him? >> i have no clue. >> no clue at all? >> you know, belize is the murder capital of the world. if you look at statistics m

a firearm if if you're not you know again adjudicated mentally ill have not committed a felony eccentrics there are no absolute rights in the constitution there's no absolute right of free. natural rights that that you have so yes the right is that . don't have to defend yourself i want to own you know you have you know why doesn't the right direction your right of self-defense is defined by a law mark you're an attorney you know this. you can defend yourself but you can't defend yourself in a way that killed six people you know at the same time that you're trying to stop that person i mean there are there are just like you can't carry a gun if you're not licensed if you've committed a felony is what i say to my point there are there are ok i guess we done the chicken gun thing for the public. i'd probably get rid of the check and want to get away i don't know what it's been out there i get rid of both lost or at least we haven't put things on the laws they can right or you're right they can be nasty ok homo although you know of ours here in d.c. actually has chickens and you know she got