or on our facebook or google plus pages or on twitter at a.j.er this, we'll see you for our next show. ♪ ♪ takeaway is our company emerges from a time of war that i was elected in part to end. buzz we really want to turn away from taking appropriate action in the face of such an >> welcome to al jazeera, i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. >> this is why i think the international community can't just stand idle by seeing hundreds of people being killed by the use of chemical weapons. >> n.a.t.o. general secretary telling the world not to ignore syria as russia asks for more dialogue. >>> the taliban claiming attack for the attack on u.s. base in afghanistan. >>> and new york city bouncing back

which their data was being compromised do you think that that would stop them from really using facebook or google or do you think that we're we're too intertwined with these services with these web sites at this point to really back away and say i won't take part in that anymore i think there are companies that might offer alternatives to consumers in this country but i think really it's the international population that a lot of these companies are focused on because they want to be able to market their services to people in europe who are wary who have have different privacy standards frankly and are dismayed by what some of these companies have been doing in cooperation with the n.s.a. so i think in a way those are some of the markets that the companies are most concerned with and lastly i want to get your take on something we only have a minute left but apple just unveiled their latest i phone and has this really i don't know if you heard about it has this feature where you can sort of now it scans your fingerprint and that's how identifies who you are. obviously a little problematic i mean d

which their data was being compromised do you think that that would stop them from really using facebook or google or do you think that we're we're too intertwined with these services with these web sites at this point to really back away and say i won't take part in that anymore i think there are companies that might offer alternatives to consumers in this country but i think really it's the international population that a lot of these companies are focused on because they want to be able to market their services to people in europe who are wary who have different privacy standards frankly and are dismayed by what some of these companies have been doing in cooperation with the n.s.a. so i say. in a way those are some of the markets that the companies are most concerned with and lastly i want to get your take on something we only have a minute left but apple just unveiled their latest i phone and it has this really i don't know if you heard about it has this feature where you can sort of now it scans your your fingerprint and that's how identifies who you are. obviously a little problematic i mean

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it's going to get to the point you can't do anything without facebook or google. i can see them having a big rumble to see who is going to be supreme. >> yes, and it will keep us employed. 4:47. >> search teams in colorado have accounted for all but six people reported missing in the devastating flooding that tore through the state almost two weeks ago. the floods killed eight people. vice president joe biden visited the area yesterday and promised federal aid would continue even if the government shutdown goes into effect. damage from the flooding estimated at $2 billion. >> let's check in with christina. >> good morning. we're just getting so spoiled. and we're going to keep that going for the next couple days. i don't think anybody complained about that rain that we received over the weekend f. you lived here you know we need those storms and we took a healthy chunk out of the deficit. some cities made up their entire monthly rainfall totals just from that one event on saturday. we're talking about the potential for more light showers as we get into the next co

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. >> why do they want to go public rather than saying take the best bid from facebook or google. >> ion't remember how many billions they had this is at $1 billion. i think they want to be a big independent company. they want to be the newswire for the 21 sst sent tri. >> you are saying they could be the ap and you are the new york times? >> whether we are via comor time w warner. they are the train tracks. i'm locomotives driving box cars of content. one last question. a lot of times you get off the desk and remember facebook they turned out that they had more and they weren't ready yet? >> it is good but not what it should be. i think it is early days for them. i think a lot of companies want to wait to go so long to go public that a lot of the growth was taken out of it. they talk about what they are doing with facebook but twitter is still tiny. there is a lot more upside here. all right more ""mad money"" next. >> we are quickly approaching our 2000th show. why do i come in here to fight for you. to remind you that you have a fighting chance celebrate our 2000 show i want to know

there are millibring the questir or facebook and google plus pages, we'll be right back.kay yo court issued an injunction that pending appeal did solved the muslim brotherhood the same organization that took power through the ballot box last year. at least a thousand brotherhood supporters were killed in july avi i didn't want's army deposed egyptian president mohamed morrisey a leader of the brotherhood. now a powerful new frontline documentary i didn't want? egypt in crisis follows the from two years ago to military rule today in a sharply divided fragile land. if more i am very pleased to be joined from boston by charles senate, correspondent for the frontline program and founding editor of global post. charles appreciate you being with us tonight. the muslim brotherhood. >> good to be with you. >> talked about gradual reform before they were pushed from power. but many of the reforms were things that a lot of people in the country were not happy about. this court ruling on monday, which may or may not stand, but if it does stand, it will drive the brotherhood undergro

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the conversation continues on our website, facebook or google plus pages and twitter. welcome to al jazeera. i am del walters in new york. these are your headlights lines at this hour. >> because we think congress should be a full partner and when they are, we are stronger as a country. >> the white house pressing congress for a "yes" vote on syria. >>> these are real human beings, real children, parents, being affected in ways that are unacceptable to anybody anywhere by any standards. >> secretary of state, john kerry backing the posting of this video of a gas attack as he announces more international support for u.s. efforts there. and kickoff in just two hours. the n.f.l. taking to the field starting a brand-new

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talking about institutions, funds that are actually going in and monster-sized, whether it be facebook, apple, or google. you name the company. the financials. they're coming after citi, they're coming after jpmorgan, but it's all very, very short term. no one makes the leap to go out. >> because you can't -- no one has good visibility -- >> right. >> -- for that far in the future. just based on -- >> which is why -- which is exactly why, right now, for me, when i look at my portfolio -- i went through it yesterday -- i have the least amount in the market that i have ever had in the market. that doesn't mean i'm not in the market. i am in as well. i'm in weeklies. come tomorrow, when everything that rolls off from this week, i will be front -- for the most part, completely in cash with a few positions. >> let's do this. let's bring in mike santoli of yahoo! finance, wondering if what's going on in the market right now is bad news for etf investors. mike, welcome back. it's good to talk to you. >> you as well, thanks a lot. >> i know you've listened to the conversation on the desk. give me your broad tho

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or we'd like to charge google or facebook or you tube or whomever for the privilege of sending information to you and they'd like to have what they call a two sided market what we call it is double charging they're going to collect not only from their customers but also from the big companies and the small companies who really can't afford to pay these tolls charge them for the privilege in the risings mind of getting their content in front of you so to extend the phone analogy would be a little bit like whoever is making the phone call gets charged for it and whoever's receiving it we've already were already sort of there with cell phone usage although you could really to take it even farther than that if if you're going to call. macy's asked information on the call might only cause three cents but if you're going to call saks might cost fifteen cents because they got a deal with macy's exactly they can do those kind of things and it's important remember too it's not that google today or pick your favorite internet company is actually doing this for free they're paying their own internet

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questions about domestic fines, how much do they know about it as much as facebook or nothing at all because they're using googleplus. well, i have to hand it to the president for addressing america's concerns last week on the nbc nightly leno. >> there is no spying on americans. we don't have a domestic spying program. >> stephen: see, no domestic spying program. because it's clearly not dom es at this kated. it's not even housebroken. look at all the leaks. the point is they're not spying on us, end of story. now the rest of the story is that the president gave us more details about the program that we don't have at a secret press conference. secret in that it was held at 3 p.m. on a friday in august. by then wolf blitzer is already three margaritas deep in the situationar. and-- that was good, that was fun. and nation, the president has heard your calls for more oversight. in fact, he's heard all your calls. but maybe just maybe not any more. >> we're forming a high level group of outside experts to review our entire intelligence and communication technologies. i'm tasking this independent group to step back

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that -- >> haven't they gotten all the help in the world given that china is not allowing facebook, google, twitter orte. seems like they have the most helped sector in all of china. >> i guess that would be a way of helping them, sure. the protectionism, the great firewall, is a convenient way to block competitors from coming in. there are a few, linkedin doing well in china today. >> are you in linkedin. >> we own linkedin. >> you do? >> yes. >> your top pick right now in tech goes back to china yet again. >> yes. >> so fun? >> so fun. we continue to be incredibly excited about this. this is a company we think can earn four bucks next year. roughly 12 times earnings. right now the company is growing 50%. we think that growth rate can continue. it's a company, it's really the zillow of china. it helps consumers find residences to buy both from directly from developers as well as from other consumers or agents. >> does priceline deserve to be at 1,000 bucks? >> we own a large position of priceline and like it. >> still long. >> very. >> all right. we're back with final trades and who you think won the

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consider this, or at our facebook and google plus pages. we'll be right back. what had been egypt's opening to democracy, closed earlier. that pending appeal, dissolved the muslim brotherhood, the same organization that took power through the ballot box last year. at least 1,000 supporters were kilted in july, egypt's -- a leader of the brotherhood following protests where millions across the country demanding his ouster. now a powerful new front line documentary follows the path from the protests that pushed president from power two years ago to military rule today. in a sharply divided fragile land. for more i'm very pleased to be joined by charles senate, correspondent from the front line program and founding editor. charles, appreciate you being with us tonight. the muslim brotherhood. >> good evening. >> talks about gradual reform. before they were pushed from power, but many were things they were not happy about. this court ruling on monday, which may or may not stand, but if it does, it will drive the brotherhood underground. what do you think will actua

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best interest of them to hear all sides of the argument, whether it is somebody representing google or facebookther they represent the american cancer society. i think it is a good thing for them to hear all sides. oftentimes the lobbyists -- many times they have the information there so they can avoid unintended consequences. so i think it is important for them, too. >> you mean the favoritism, corporate welfare, loopholes for corporations -- >> or how about the u.s. chamber on behalf of advocating -- >> number one, the president broke his promise, which you said he never intended to keep. the second point is that the people of this country do not have access to the white house. but people with the money, people that are literally buying influence, buying their way in, and getting rewarded for it -- >> shawn, i was just on capitol hill today and i saw hundreds of everyday citizens out there, hundreds, advocating -- but if you look at the press conference behind them the president yesterday, those were everyday citizens, sharing their concerns of what -- legislation was going forward. >> i -- >

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when you listen to google, when you listen to facebook, when you listen to mark zuckerberg or eric schmidty very explicitly say that we don't think of ourselves as conventional companies. we do not wake up to make money, which is almost the exact quote from facebook's ipo letter, and they say that we do want to take on this task of saving some of the world's greatest problems and solving them. >> so you're saying that they should just call it what it is, that they should just call it, you know, a commercial enterprise as opposed to some kind of social... >> well, i think when they position themselves as being in the social humanitarian business, you feel as if you're contributing to changing the world and not doing the opposite, which is how silicon valley likes to think of wall street, so there are arguments that they're making, but i'm also arguing that policymakers need to be very suspicious of the bridges that silicon valley offers them to problem solving and it's this interaction between policymakers on the one hand and silicon valley on the other hand that most of my arguments agains

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make a clip here it use the handle tools and then clicked share and send it by e- mail, facebook, twitter or google +. searchable, it easy, free. televisionthe cable companies. nominees for two state department posts testified before the senate foreign relations committee. and patterson is up for position of assistant secretary for near eastern affairs. she was formally the ambassador to egypt. this is one hour and 10 minutes. >> i am pleased to bring before the committee to of the nation's most experienced career foreign service officers. ambassador and patterson is the nominee for assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs. gregory starr is no stranger to the committee as assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security. anne patterson has been the last two years serving as ambassador to egypt at a tumultuous time in egypt's history. i want to extend my thanks for her service. she was in the eye of the storm he as the winds of the arab spring begin to blow across the region. her expertise and experience serve her well. she has a long record of service since she left her home in ark

or handle tools. add a title and description, and then click share and send it by email, facebook, twitter or google plus. the c-span video library, searchable, easy and free, created by the cable tv industry and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. >> now here we are on capitol hill waiting for democratic leader of the house, nancy pelosi, to come out and speak with reporters. she's scheduled to be accompanied by some other house democrats. you can see reporters in the room. and we expect this to get under way very shortly. >> so we're waiting for leader pelosi to come out here in front of these reporters. we expect her to speak about the debt ceiling and the continuing resolution to fund the government. white house press secretary jay carney was asked a question or two about the debt creaming today. let's show you some of his briefing while we wait. >> it's one thing not to engage speaker boehner when talking about the possibility of a government shut down, but when you're talking about the debt ceiling, aren't you forced to negotiate and engage? >> here's the thing. i'll say a couple thin

and it turns out has made significant inroads into breaking into hotmail google yahoo and also facebook where they don't work or don't stretch to of course there are always these these direct taps that they've got on what's called the backbone of the internet these cables that run under the sea transatlantic that carry all the internet traffic and then of course intercepting satellite communications so essentially the message is from these leaks that if the n.s.a. wants to get into your computer it can but there are some things that security experts say can make it more difficult for them to do that and ultimately that's what you're aiming to do really so first of all you can use this redirecting software that enables online anonymity but you can also encrypt your communications again not failsafe not foolproof but it will protect you slightly better another thing the security expert in the guardian is suggesting today is to have a computer that has never been connected to the internet also as we've learned don't trust commercial encryption software because that's likely had a backdoor inserted into his already