. >> so two of the devices we use for monitoring are this solar powered gps unit.nd then this vhs transmitter. >> i am going to put this right up against where it is coming out of the bird's body. >> does it effect the way that they fly? >> this thing is really tiny. but it doesn't weigh very much, it doesn't really get in the way of flying. this is called -- >> the gear used to pick up the frequencies is a bit old school. it pinpoint as specific bird out in the open, but it is the gps that is the lifeline to survival. and they are monitors here at the san diego zoo institute for research. >> okay, so welcome to our lab. this is where we process an analyze all of the data that we get. >> the institute monitors 30 condors that now call baha california home. >> here we have over 100,000 gps locations. this is the reintroduction cycle we are found that they are moving over to the eastern side. because this side gets the sun, so that creates a strong wind that the birds like. so that's something that we didn't see that we with didn't know about until we got the data fr

you're going to be going to level 4 gp facility orientation unit and you'll begin your property herell right, gary, next. >>> even the newest inmates already know the rules that must be followed. >> on the street i was lrc, crypt. it's a new world in jail, so it's different, you know? when i come to prison, i'm an asian person. i'm a crypt on the streets. i'm also asian, because that's who i am. when i come to jail, i got to be -- i got to pick, i got to choose one. if i'm a crypt, i got to hang out with the crypts. if i choose to be an asian, i am going to be with my people. >> inmate 206447. step up over here. >> i'm just thinking about who's going to be my cellie. i was just thinking about what cell i'm going to. who's going to be my cellie, is he going to be cool or not? i don't think about the bad situation first. i look at the positive things before the bad. if i look forward to the bad things, you know, bad things are going to come. i think about the day i hit the yard, who is going to be out there. >> me, i can finally settle down and just get a job and just start a new life.

gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. on today's show, we will take you around the world starting in nigeria. with the actions of an islamic terror group have brought condemnation from across the globe. where did boko haram come from, and what are they capable of? also the big question on u krin right now is will president putin make a deal? i will ask henry kissinger who has spent more time with the russian leader than any other american. >>> and who is the world's number one economy, china or the united states? there's been a lot of information and misinformation out there recently. we will sort it out. >>> all that plus why one curmudgeon said the movie "groundhog day" is a great addition to life. >>> first, here's my take. in foreign policy there is one quick way into the history books. make a major mistake. we can be sure with lyndon johnson and george w. bush that no matter what else was said of them, their decision to lead to intervention and war will be long discussed. the second path to big success is actually le

renaissance macro -- the first quarter of united states gp is ugly" and i think that is -- >> you showedcomputer there was someone that sent you a note about second are being negative. >> no, first quarter. there is a debate about this. yellen at 10:00 a.m. this morning. look for that on bloomberg television. a negative statistic on gdp and all of a sudden what the chair says is extra important. alibaba.op story, david kirkpatrick with us. he has given us terrific perspective. >> i have aged about four years. it has been a lot of fun. cover ali baba, yahoo!, but here's the spread. is it a frenzy like it was in the early bernstein years? >> on one hand, i like businesses with structural advantage and alibaba has structural advantages. i struggle with these kinds of valuations. alibaba than i do in yahoo!, but i do not follow either one. >> how critical is the auditor of an initial public offering? do you care about the accounting for any chinese entity? >> of course you do. everything from -- there has been some hard examples of when you overlook it. alibaba has a genuine business. they h

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gps the local public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. it's election day in ukraine and we'll start with a live look how the struggles between east and west are playing out at the poles. next, a version of nazi is afoot in russia. that is the explosive allegation you'll hear from the billionaire investor george sorris when he sits down with me. he'll officially become the indian prime minister. is he in a golden age or turned to nationalism? and finally, this used to be the only way to see tv. now there is this and this and this and more. so what is the future of tv? i will ask the ceo of the media and entertainment giant timewarner, my boss, jeff bucis. here is my take. vladimir putin might be a 19th century statesman using old fashioned muscle to get his way but china's president embraces the 19th and 21st century and the challenge from china will be more complex than one the united states has ever faced before. let's start with the 19th century aspect, the huge russian natural gas deal signed this week is perfectly understandable in te

things, we're trying to capture so we can lay over information on gps situation so they can say right now while we know the illegal units are in the sun set or certain clusters in the city, we're not seeing them avail themselves in the legislative opportunities and we need more outreach. i'm thinking exactly as you're saying so the first thing would be to send out that mailing of all the notices of violations that are outstanding and start focusing on certain areas, even if we need to go and talk with the homeowners associations in other areas. some will be more reaccept tef than others, but still we want to make sure the information gets out there. >> to answer your question, the two parts, when now -- for [inaudible] for our whole department, merge the housing inspector piece into that particular [inaudible]. i want them to do the work in the background first. [inaudible] on the first floor, especially [inaudible] to answer, you know, question, especially bilingual too, chinese, spanish, filipino, english, anything you can ask and they can take the information. and then we are right now working on it if the package --

gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we will start today's show with timothy geithner, the former secretary of the treasury who is finally talking. why did he bail out the same banks that many blame for causing the global financial crisis? i will ask him. and drones. the united states still uses them in many places around the world, but now it seems everybody has a drone. former terror official witch ard clock on the frightening future of the robotic killing machines. also, in the internet age, is there something you wish you could hide? well, you're in luck. at least if you live in the european union. i'll explain and tell you about the conflict with freedom of speech. >>> and is china becoming more nationalist, more capitalist, more democratic? what do the people of china really want? kevin osnose of the new yorker tells us. but first here's my take. president obama's pivot to asia has been widely praised. but many critics wishes he would infuse the policy with greater substance and energy. in fact, the administration

remember, the united states is the only western country that retains the death penalty. >>> up next on gpsr death in america. it is the death of the american middle class. what happened to this once great part of the united states? nature lover... people person. ♪ and you put up with it all... because he also booked you a room... at this place. planet earth's number one accomodation site: booking.com booking.yeah! (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> america's middle class has been the envy of the world for decades with its idyllic fancy homes, cars and white picket fences. but a comprehensive shows that america has lost yet another number one ranking. america's middle class is no longer the richest in the world. david leonard is the editor of "the upshot." he and his team anal

. >> this is administrative segregation unit, this where the inmates come from, the gp yard wheneverare in trouble. >> clear. >> turn and face the wall. >> ever been in the hole before? >> no, sir. >> all right. >> we're all waiting by the bathrooms that are outside the yard. this guy comes strolling into the bathroom with a bloody pulp, like, bloody face. the officer came out of the office, whoa, what the hell? pressed the buzzer. took us all out in the yard, inspected us and here i am. i don't have a mark on me. how am i going to break somebody's jaw? i'm not even a violent person. i don't even know what to think really. now apparently they found something in my locker or laundry bag that ties me in with whatever happened? so in the office i didn't pick a fight. there ain't a mark on me on my face or my hands. >> ironically, carlton was on the receiving end of a fight similar to this one not so long ago. >> i am in the 3a gym because i got in a fight on the level one yard back in march and wasn't willing to give up who i got in the fight with. i got beat up pretty bad. so they put

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gps the local public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world.a live look how the struggles between east and west are playing out at the poles. next, a version of nazi is afoot in russia. that is the explosive allegation you'll hear from the billionaire

gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. >>> the u.s.ems sure that its sanctions against russia will work. few outsiders agree. so what does the u.s. treasury know that we don't? well, i will talk to the man charged with making putin pay a price, the treasury department's david culp.

gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. the u.s.against russia will work. few outsiders agree. so what does the u.s. treasury know that we don't? well, i will talk to the man charged with making putin pay a price. the treasury department's david culp. plus we will track dangerous developments in parts of the mideast, egypt and iraq. i will ask egypt's foreign minister about more than the 1,200 brotherhood muslim supporters sentenced to death in his nation, and about the american government's money in arms that may begin to flow again in egypt. and iraq held an election this week, but the new yorker says it's already clear who won: iran. also, why america's middle class wants t class, once the envy of the world, is no longer number one. but first here's my take. it is long well known that the author of the 700-page best seller capital of the 21st century argues that free markets tend to

gp age the cradle of humanity. john bolton is like this one the men in my crate and some chicken and rearrange trilogy the flora and fauna that the few hundred units. when you and rejuvenation occurred again in east africa this time through technology. some say the internet revolution is underway in africa as its coal is a broadband internet them centered on kenya. i know. the places that hubbard east africa's world beyond them. it's indian ocean port city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa to europe and asia move. the johannesburg based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector the cables and does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet and tv that the us we are both experienced and mission of the k x six. one hopes that the underwater scene cable is the sequel money to the uk the east coast of africa. and he envisaged the continental cable. she makes is that exists for the occasional of ict products the bed as it is also the set of gorgeous the cables and the andean set to rights ar

can't be out in gp acting a fool and expect to come over to our program because it's not going to happen. if we bring you back over here, are you going to batter somebody else on our unitl, you might see me trying to make an excuse, but i don't have any problems with nobody over here. and that's my word. >> okay. >> it's a real good group of guys that we've got over there. working on team-building right now and it's coming along nice. >> it doesn't matter whether you get on this unit or not, eventually you'll have to learn how to handle your anger without fighting. whether it's here or in 14, go wherever. examine and once you do that, it's not going to matter what unit you're in and you'll be where you need to be. >> by midafternoon, the last offender of the day makes his pitch to get into the program. >> and why are you in juvenile this time? >> strong armed robbery. >> how long you have been in the department of corrections? >> since i was 12. >> my biggest concern is your gang affiliation. so how are you going to convince me that you're renouncing your gang and you're folding your flag? >> i did that before i decided to come over here. and i folded my flag because b

friedman has san francisco's anti-bike theft unit and this year implemented a plan to lure thieves with pricey wheels and weak locks. they call them bait bikes. >> the gpske has been tampered with. >> reporter: the bicycles are equipped with a hidden tracking system so officers can use this device to find the stolen bikes. you can hear the faint beeping now but what happens when you get closer? >> it gets a lot stronger. >> reporter: there's the stolen bike. hidden cameras catch the thieves in action including the arrest. the police department then posts the mug shots on social media. when you roll up to someone who has taken one of these bikes, what's the reaction? >> utter shock. their face and their expression is priceless. >> reporter: morgan st. clair helped lobby the city for funding to buy the bait bikes. she drew from personal experience. >> i come back after work and it was gone, the whole bike and the lock. >> reporter: she also created these stickers, 5,000 of them are now on bikes around san francisco. >> the idea is that any bike in the city at any time could be a bait bike. >> reporter: officer friedman hopes the program puts the brakes on

gps which support republican candidates and the priorities u.s. a group that supported president obama and 2012. why have these bible once the four groups got so much attention in the aftermath of the citizens united decision. in citizens united the supreme court struck down laws that barred corporations from spending money to electoral defeat candidates for federal office. as a result for-profit corporations and not-for-profit corporations can spend money on these elections and the sea in 501c4 stands for corporation. and 501c4 has become the primary vehicle of choice for individuals and corporations that do not want to disclose to the public the money that they spend to try and influence the public's low. indeed, crossroads, for example, has two distinct organizational forms. first, there is american crossroad super pak pitches organized under five to seven of the irs code. the second is crossroads gps organized under section 501c for some of the aris go. what is the main difference? remember, i earlier mentioned that bipartisan 92-6 vote in the senate in june 2000 which required five 2/7 to disclose the donors. they have to disclose if you give to the super pak, whether it's american crossroads