china is evolving in its enforcement of ip because china, i mean, most of the cases in chinese ip courtsare chinese companies against chinese companies. so china knows that it needs to compete by bolstering ip, but in the meantime what are we to do in america? here is my thinking. if you are -- if you are thinking that china can make whatever we make at the press of a button, look at the chinese safety scandals. look at the thousands of scandals over there and look at the hundreds over here. so a very recent one was the san francisco bay bridge where the death plates, football field death plates were sourced from a large chinese enterprise and the welds were coming back cracked and rather than fixing the problem california transportation authority decide today fire inspectors, avoid that bridge in an earthquake. but you know, this is not on outside case, if you look at the high-speed rail industry which is a perfect case study of china copying ip for the high-speed rail technology, you know, from hyundai and kawasaki. yet, if you look at that infrastructure project, it has been an exampl

addresses, if there had been any attempts of hacking from these specific ip addresses and they sent them all out in a big long list, 600 of them. last week dallas's election administer said they followed that advice. she said when she and her staff scanned is it systems in october to see if they had been hit by any of those ip addresses on that list of 600 sent out by homeland security, they got 17 hits. 17 ip addresses made an effort to attack the dallas county voter roles. they worked with federal authorities. they told the county at least 17 of those addresses in which hacking attempts had been made, at least some of those 17 definitively were computers in russia. now, what the hack attempt was there was not on computer systems that were used to tabulate the vote, but if you think about it, that doesn't necessarily matter. right? that specific doesn't matter, right? these particular hacking attempts in dallas county, they were apparently going after the voter file, the data base of registered voters. in dallas county, that's over 1 million people, your name, your date of birth, t

, they got 17 hits. 17 ip addresses made an effort to attack the dallas county voter roles. they worked with federal authorities. they told the county at least 17 of those addresses in which hacking attempts had been made, at least some of those 17 definitively were computers in russia. now, what the hack attempt was there was not on computer systems that were used to tabulate the vote, but if you think about it, that doesn't necessarily matter. right? that specific doesn't matter, right? these particular hacking attempts in dallas county, they were apparently going after the voter file, the data base of registered voters. in dallas county, that's over 1 million people, your name, your date of birth, the address at which you're registered to vote. they check that against the data base when you show up to vote. you wouldn't have to mess with the counting of the vote in dallas county, or texas as a state, if you could screw up the voter file in the one or two counties where there was really crucial vote that was going to be determinative of how that state ultimately went in th

have the ip. >> i argue with that prove they got the ip that more competitive or gives them -- that apple or even alphabet doesn't have. i challenge that want i don't have the numbers in front of me, but ip i've seen is older from other names aside from snap. i think, you know, again, this is a pray for an acquisition before the pair dime shifts away from hardware into voice, and, you know, same thing we see with twitter. user base is valuable. to what party at what price point? >> lou, is there anything snap can do whether it's changing the way that it approaches new users, the way it basically somehow attacks the potential market that could change this right now? >> look, i think one of the key parts of the strategies is protecting the user base they have not pushed and built aggressively, which is really the name of the game in social media. build that network as fast as possible, so, look, they have to roll out features, they have to unlock growth. the last quarter growth was 36% down from 52%. forcommanding a valuation in the market, they have to show there's more user growth t

top of the wall and bounces back in after a review it is rules a home run 3-1 braves (samardzija: 7 iphits, 3 runs, 8 k's)top 9th/ 3-2 braves hunter pence with the giants down to their last two outs hits a solo home run just over the fence in center giants tie it!... 3-3bottom 11th/ 3-3 tiematt kemp he once dated rihanna when he was with the dodgers walk-off 2-run home run off cory guerrin game over!final: 5-3 braves (11 innings)giants 8th loss in last 9 games some good news for the raiders better news for derek carraccording to miltiple reports the team is close to finalizing an extension with the quarterback that will pay him about $25 million per season at east years years with $70 million gairanteed it would make him the highest paid player in the leaguethe contract is expected to be done soon possibly as soon as the end of this weeklast season carr passed for alomost 4,000 yards and 28 tochdowns in raiders to the playoffs for the first time since 2002 the pope welcomed seven pro football hall of famers to the vatican today and forty-niners legend ronnie lott was among the selectiv

content, ip and cheating. -- counterfeit, ip, and cheating.things to worry about in doing business. we also worry that people cannot receive money. if you sell things, if you cannot receive the money, you will be cheated. so we are using alipay, and all the ways we do to make sure that someone can easily sell, is receive the money. charlie: when you created alibaba, there were three things you said about it. want to talk about the comparison to amazon. you said it would be a platform, not a retailer. a difference from amazon. you said it would be playing on the world stage. why did you decide to go that direction? a transactional company. jack: i think amazon is a great company. they do a fantastic job in america and the world, but they are an e-commerce company. we are not an e-commerce company. we help others become e-commerce. any company could be amazon. we are trying to empower small business, a marketplace where they can reach the customers. we tried to empower companies with logistics so they can deliver quickly and cost-effectively. we

the knuckleballer was good striking out buster posey swinging (posey: 0-3, hitting .347)(dickey: 7 ipruns, 6 k's)bottom 3rdender inciarte doubles into the right-centerfield gap off a hard-luck johnny ciueto posey can't put the tag on jordan carmago 1-0 braves(cueto (5-7): 7 ip, 5 hits, 2 runs) things come apart in the 8th the braves score 7 runs off josh osich and derek law including this 30run home run by free agent danny santana off law to finish the scoring 9-0 bravesfinal: 9-0 braves giants 20 games under .500 (26-46) nothing is official yetas free agency doesn't start until july 1stbut kevin durant is reportedly returning to the warriorsdurant will decline his player option, become a free agent (briefly) on july 1 and then re-sign with the warriors according to espn's chris haynes.durant is willing to take less than a max deal in order to help the warriors retain some free agents. namely andre iguodala who reports have possibly looking elsewhere because of nba rules bob myers can't talk about any deals or negotiations so he had to play it coy about durant today (sot: bobmyers)

they originated from foreign ip addresses. as programmers introduced code changes to eliminate this ,robability, the following day the decision was made to take the website and database off-line to investigate the severity of the attack. staff maintain the ability to law can all site access attempts. malicious traffic from the ip addresses continued, though it was blocked at the firewall level. firewall monitoring indicated they were hitting ip addresses five times per second 24 hours a day. these attacks continued until august 12 when they abruptly ceased. staff begin working to determine the extent of the breach, analyzing the integrity of the database and introducing security enhancements. on july 19, we the assembly of the security breach. in addition, we notify the attorney general's office. on july 21, the state board of elections i.t. staff completed enhancements and begin to bring the system back online. on july 20 eight, the illinois registration system and paperless application became fully functional once again. occ

ip addresses can be invented. there are many specialists that can invent or fix it up. kid of yours can send it, your girl, that is 3-year-old, can perpetrate such an attack. and they present it like this. they can pass it off like this and the specialists can invent anything and then they will blame someone else. these are not proofs. these are trying to shirk responsibility. we don't have the problem. the problem is inside the americanp policy. the trump team has turned to be more efficient during the electoral campaign. sometimes i thought here were kills i thought sometimes during the campaign but it turned out he was right, he's been able to find an approach and reach out to those electorses whom he hoped for and they voted for him and the other team, they made a mistake and they don't want to recognize this mistake right now. they don't want to say that they were not wise enough. it's easier to say it's not our fault, it's all -- it's the russians. they intervened. they interfered. it's like anti-semitism. the jews are to blame. you're an idiot because the jews ar

my guess is there another 25% that is related to some piece of oracle ip.ur ability to run the jobs, i'm telling you, better than anybody in the world, better than anyone in the world is our strat xwi and that -- strategy >> on the calls i've been listening a long time. we often talk about some of the competition that comes out i often hear you mention sales force or amazon, maybe workday i don't hear you on the calls typically mention microsoft or google why is that? >> it depends on who we see in the marketplace, right i think, you know, again, we very much line up our sales organization and our product organization by buyer, by solution and in many cases by competitor so it really who we see and we talk about who we see. now microsoft that should bring up is a very good company. we don't directly compete head on with them in many things. there are some things. we overlap some in data base there is certainly infrastructure that can you see compete. but there are applications and the applications are fundamentally different. we talk about what we see as be

the knuckleballer was good striking out buster posey swinging (posey: 0-3, hitting .347)(dickey: 7 iphits, 0 runs, 6 k's)bottom 3rdender inciarte doubles into the right-centerfield gap off a hard-luck johnny ciueto posey can't put the tag on jordan carmago 1-0 braves(cueto (5-7): 7 ip, 5 hits, 2 runs) things come apart in the 8th the braves score 7 runs off josh osich and derek law including this 30run home run by free agent danny santana off law to finish the scoring 9-0 bravesfinal: 9-0 braves giants 20 games under .500 (26-46) the a's appear to have a favorite of the three prosposed sites for a new stadiumthe a's appear to have a favorite of the three prosposed sites for a new stadiumaccording to the s.f. chronicle the team appears to be leaning toward a site next to laney college near lake merritt where the offices of the peralta community college district sit.the other two proposed sites are howard terminal near jack london square and the current coliseum sitethe pluses of te laney site are the proximity to bart and the surrounding neighborhood but lack of parking would be a conc

way it does that is through combination of ip address and certain other techniques that it has and it say that is it can screen out the large majority of domestic communications in that way. in that technique ip addresses plus sufficient and for getting estimate of how many americans communications are picked up. and, in fact, under president obama the director of national intelligence finally agreed to that they would do this, that they would try to do this, they came up with methodologies, briefed lawmakers and civil liberties and they were ready to go and then mysteriously for the past few months, we heard nothing about it and then we start hearing again from spokespersons for the government, it's very difficult, there are privacy concerns. we were in the virtue of getting that number and somehow it's out of our grasp. i'm going to state the obvious here. the government can't have it both officials. an official can't simultaneously reassure us that section 702's effect on americans' privacy is minimal in the breath saying that they have no idea and not even a sense, not even a ball

how can the liberal democrat make everyone pay an extra ip democrat make everyone pay an extra 1p ofthout any money or we could be brutally honest and say by the price of a cup of coffee a week, we can have the best nhs and social ca re we can have the best nhs and social care in the world. snp leader nicola sturgeon was also asked how to deal with terror threats. we have got to tackle and address and challenge extremism wherever we find it and i believe very strongly that we have to do that with the muslim community. we must not scapegoat the muslim community. she's faced several hostile questions about her demand for another referendum on scottish independence. you have lost a lot of boats full snp voters by going on with this referendum at this time. i am not proposing it fiow. this time. i am not proposing it now. i accept that point. when you proposing it? at the end of the process. it should be our choice will stop when the time is right and we know what brexit means for the future of scotland. education, the nhs and brexit all came up but what voters he really want to know...

denard span scores 5-2 giants final: 6-3 giantsgiants snap 7- game losing streak matt moore (3-7): 7 ipns. 6 k'smark melancon: 11th save 1-2-3 ninth inning) dwight howard has been dealt by former warriors assistant g.m. travi schlenk to charlotte in a salary cap move...and the warriors have been invited to washington d.c but not by president trump house democratic leader nancy pelosi and east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted the team an invite to our nation's capitolmeanwhile... the son of warriors hall of famer rick barry canyon barry worked out for the team today along with 5 other players looking at a shot for a summer league spotbob myers and joe lacob were on hand to check out barry and the othersalso on hand was older brother brent barry who played 14 years in the nba winning 2 nba titles and a slam dunk championshipof course it's father rick... probably still the greatest warrior ever who looms largest but canyon said he wasn't nervous trying out for the franchise for which his dad is an icon(sot: canyon barry) "my family has obviously a lot of ties to the warr

>r>>> this ip >>> this . r p >> welcomi>> welcomr >r>>> this ip >>> this . r p >> welcomi>> welco united states and around the world. i'm mi'm max united states and around the world. i'm mi'm ma foster in londn where it has just gone 8:00 a.m. people waking up to the wake of another terrorist attack. the city's mayor spoke about 30 minutes ago offering strong condemnation. >> i'm appalled and furious that these cowardly terrorists would target innocent londoners and visitors. there can be no justification for the act of these terrorists. we will not allow them to win or cower. the police and experts and all of us are finding new ways to keep us safe. londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. one of the things that police and all of us need to do is make sure that we are as safe as we can be. i'm reassured that we are one of the safest global cities in the world but it's we always evolve and review ways to make sure we are as safe as we possibly can. >> easier said than done, i guess. the attacks began with she

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we later determine they originally from several form -based ip addresses. as programmers introduce code changes to eliminate this vulnerability the following day, july 13 they made the decision to take the website and iv rs off-line to investigate the severity of the attacks. spe staff made the ability to log in you all attempts. they continued though it was blocked at the firewall level. firewall monitoring indicated the attackers were hitting the ip addresses five times per second 24 hours per day. these attacks continued until august 12 when they abruptly ceased. they're working to determine the extent of the breach and introducing security enhancements to the iv rs web servers and database. a week later on july 19, we notified the illinois general assembly of the security breach in accordance with the personal information protection act. in addition we notified the attorney general's office. on july 2 july 2021st, they comd security enhancements and begin to bring the ivr system online. a week after that point illinois registration system and the paperl

top 5th/ 1-1 tie chad pinder 2-run home run his 2nd of the game 3-1 a's final: 3-1 a'ssean manea: 7 ipits, 1 run, 9 k's warriors cavs tip off for game 1 tomorrow night at about 6:10pmtoday mike brown and steve kerr both at the tradfitional "media day practice" at oracle arenasteph curry bobbing his head to the music nice and relaxed draymond green he has been golden state's best all-around player thus far in the playoffs kevin durantofensively it's basically been him and curry carrying the load this is what he came to golden state for to play in the finals but he says it all comes down to a "team thing"(sot: durant, andre iguodala & curry) "what people want to say about my game, or lebron or kyrie or kd however you wanna match us up and compare and contrast and all that kind of stuff...at the end of the day, we're all trying to win championships and if we can accomplish that, that's good enough for me." kron is the sponsor for the bay area sports hall of fame... tonight we feature 2017 inductee... and 5-time nba champion... bill cartwright...(sot: toyota open) "

a stahl zpl i think it's a stahl we had the chop, the big move last friday where all the volatility ip creased. a few names moved down 10, 15% just to the 200 day moving average on the s&p 500 technology sector is another 10% drop and probably 20%. i think it will move into the summer and fall. >> robert, thank you so, karen, take a look at the chart like that. you hold a lot of those big cap technology kind of stocks. is there a concern as we see the strength in health care. >> if you're a large cap growth fund, that growth in facebook and google alpha get beth was fan tastic, so we haven't seen anything to destroy the story. could they trade down? of course. anything could, but that kind of growth, i feel comfofortable owning >> valuation wise, i think they're fine investors are comfort bable with valuations, they see the long-term set up as far as i'd probably lean toward big cap pharma it's not necessarily the generals back involved >> i'm going would you rather you. >> technology or health care here >> wow, that's a great question. i didn't see it coming >> i should, right it's an

ip addresses can be invented, you know.re are a lot of specialists who can make it so it comes from your home ip address, as if your 3-year-old daughter carried out the attack. >> there are reports today in the american press that the trump administration took active steps to ease sanctions on russia, almost immediately after trump took office. was it possibility ever discussed between the trump team and your representatives prior to president trump being inaugurated? >> translator: you know, i saw what was happening. to be honest, it was a big surprise for me too. what they're saying is just nuts. i don't know where the people spreading this disinformation came from. it's some sort of catastrophe. >> after those testy exchanges, we weren't sure what was going to happen later when we sat down for our one-on-one interview. and went right back to the issue of hacking. >> you had said for months that russia had nothing to do with the interference of the american election and this week, you floated the idea of patriotic hackers

we are the company online today, the leader of counterfeit and ip protection. are three things that would make our site die, three things that would be the cancer of our business, counterfeit, ip, and cheating. a lot of things to worry about in doing business. we also worry that people cannot receive money. if you sell things, if you if you sell things, if you cannot receive the money, you will be cheated. so we are using alipay, and all the ways we do to make sure that sme can easily sell and receive the money. and customer service is good. charlie: when you created alibaba, there were three things you said about it. i want to talk about the comparison to amazon. you said it will be asset light, it will be a platform and not a retailer, a difference from amazon. and you said it would play on the world stage. why did you decide to go that direction? a transactional company. jack: i think the difference -- amazon is a great company. they did a fantastic job in america and the world, but they are an e-commerce company. we are not an e-commerce company. we help ot

stanton towering 2-run home run to left-center field off jharel cotton 4-1 marlins(cotton (3-7): 5 ipruns stanton: 17th home run) bottom 7th/ 6-1 marins tyler moore drives one off the left-field wall on a hop two runners score 8-1 marlins (moore: 3-for-4, 2 rbi) bob melvin batteredfinal: 8-1 marlinsa's (27-37) 10 games below .500 for 1st time this season worst record in the american league and tonight in cleveland dodgers outfielder yasiel puig hit a home run then when going back into the dugout flipped a double bird to some hecklers who had been talking to him before and after the home runafter the game puig regretted it saying he "stooped to their level" dodgers beat the indians 7-5 and after they hoisted the larry o'brien trophyéit was time for champagne in the locker room in addition to winning his first nba title durant also won the finals mvp awardklay thompson draymond green steph curry and durant four all stars and two of the top 5 players in the league are still all in their 20's so no telling how many more of these celebrations they will have curry after an interview on the

ip i i d. it is such as kick ball and more importantly is we need our law enforcement aufr enforce officers about people who are in our country illegally so it can't happen to another family. a little bit about my dad. he scared about everyone. -- cared about everyone. he did whatever he could to keep us all together. he worked hard to make the worst high crime rate areas feel a little bit safer. some communities think of him and bridge it to our attention they are still thinking of him. we don't want him or any other victim to be forgetten. it's all something we need to focus on. i think we'll continue to remember them and this never forget any of the victims. >> thank you. my daughter, christie sue pena. she was murdered, raped, so c e comized. he had kidnapped another 14-year-old girl, tortured her. he got put in jail, $50,000 jachlt he got out, went back to mexico. this suz july of 87. in september he came back. he he got it i came back and he absach pim if. tried to -- the system would hav

. >> penndot estimates truck traffic in the lehigh valley will spike because of the growth in ship iping centers. >>> new jersey state police were involved in a pursuit over the weekend, but wait until you see what they were chase iing. >> look at this video. troopers were chasing down a duck. i'm serious. who waddled on to interstate 80 on sunday. trying to get away from police. i want to go for a ride. he was rangeled. >> let's find out what's going on on the roads. >> including 95. jessica boyington has that. >> cameraings right around cottman avenue. we're almost empty. i like to see it this way. speeds into the 60s still. 95 looks good for the most part. there's a vehicle fire in upper dublin. ambler road you'll have a detour around the election intersection for right now. the turnpike looks good. you can see we're all green for the drive times westbound and eastbound from route 1 headed to valley forge. . that's a 21-minute trip. there's a disabled vehicle in the phil mont avenue. we'll check in with new jersey as well. this is route 38 in morristown just around nixon drive. both d

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if that technique ip dresses plus is sufficient to identify who is a u.s. person for purposes of complying with the constitutional requirement, it's sufficient for purpose of give us an estimate of how many americans communications are picked up. and in fact under president obama, the director of national intelligence finally agreed that they would do in that they would try to do this. they came up with some megd otologies and briefed lawmakers and civil liberties advocates. they were ready to go and then mysteriously for past few months, we've heard nothing about it and then we start hearing again from spokespersons for the government, it's very difficult. there are privacy concerns. so we were on the verge of getting that number. and now somehow, it's out of our grasp. i'm going to state the obvious here. the government can't have it both ways. officials can't simultaneously reassure us that section 702's effect on americans' privacy is absolutely minimal while in the same breath saying they have no dale and not even a sense, not even a ballpark and no wa

i felt so embarrassed to like -- ip was sitting next to them for two weeks for them to have seen it.that was really hard. >> so after two weeks of testimony -- >> yeah. >> -- so much heartache, tears, hives, breakdowns. >> a lot of hives. >> there ultimately came a time when the jury came back with a verdict. >> right. >> i didn't think we were going to win. i really didn't. >> it was a huge victory. the jurors awarded erin $55 million, which was later settled for an undisclosed a. last summer with the trial finally behind her, erin was looking ahead. >> it's going to be an exciting night. >> to another year as co-host of "dancing with the stars" and of course another new season of football. but then out of the blue, a message from her doctor changed everything. >> i just got a text from my gynecologist that said, you need to call me right now. and i was, like, oh, this isn't good. >> and, indeed, it was not good. erin's doctor breaks the news when we come back. not causedr heartbeat by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something b

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dow jones up, nasdaq,ipe s&p, wl keep you post. >>> debating his fate.bill cosby awaits a verdict, his spokesperson says the trial was unfair. >>> also engulfed by fire. breaking overnight, a highrise apartment building in london turns into an inferno. what witnesses are saying about the chaotic rush to escape. >>> consumed by fire. breaking overnight, flames rip through a highrise apartment building in london. now we're learning about the rush to escape and the search for survivors. >>> waiting for a verdict. jurors return to court after two days without a decision in the bill cosby trial. now cosby's spokesman is claiming the trial was unfair. >>> and laughing and hugging. a father of a penn state student says fraternity members were acting offensively after a hearing about his son's death. >>> we just started talking to our friends on facebook live saying there's a lot going on this morning. welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. we're coming off our first heat wave of the season relatively unscath unscathed. meteorolo

inning for samardzija -- ian desmond crushes a 3-run homer to give the rockies the lead (samardzija: 6.0 ipits, 8 runs, allowed 2 home runs) to make matters worst -- bruce bochy got tossed after not liking the call at the plate rockies win 10-8 the a's taking the yankees at the coliseum. early in the game -- aaron judge made oakland pay in the third -- a's up by four -- judge hits a 3-run homer off sean manaea -- the rookie leads the majors with 23 home runs but in the eight the a's come from behind -- matt champman singles down the left field line -- yonder alonso and ryon healy score the a's retake the lead they hold on and win 7-6 oakland has now won back to back games against the yanks a high-class move by the twins in tonight game against the indians it was prince night at target field after the seventh inning stretch fans were asked to open their purple umbrellas open in tribute to the singer. prince a minneapolis native died back in april of 2016 bittersweet night for twins fans -- cleveland beat minnesota 8-1 round two of the u-s open at erin hills rickie fowler entered the day as t

the stands ty blach threw his second complete game -- held the phillies scoreless in nine (blach: 9.0 ip, 4 strikeouts) giants win 10-nothing the a's hosting the nationals at the coliseum washington fans still not over bryce harper's 3-game suspension the a's were no match for the nats -- jayson werth hits a solo shot to make it 7-2 washington they finished with 5 home runs and 20 hits in the washington wins 13-3 live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. jardiance is also the only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart- proven to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death in adults with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. jardiance can cause serious side effects, including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain,

hits a 2-run shot to put the game away early -- new york scored six runs in the inning (blach: 3.0 ips, 7 runs) mets win 11-4 -- giants are now 21 games out of .500 meanwhile the a's were trying to open the series with a win over the white sox -- after losing four straight to the astros. top 1st -- khris davis smacks a 2-run bomb -- that's his 19th home run of the year -- a's went into the ninth up by three runs santiago casilla trying to put this one away -- chicago with two on the corners -- matt davidson rips one deep to center -- jaycob brugman makes the grab near the wall a's hold on -- they win 3-nothing before derek carr came along -- it took the raiders more than a decade to find their next franchise quarterback well the team made sure to lock him up for a longterm deal. the highest paid quarterback in n-f-l history had his press conference."all along the way i was like... well how do i keep my teammates. as weird i don't know if that sounds, but that was just what i kept telling them. i was like... ok that's cool, yeah that's awesome wow, cool. is this good for ga

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how can the lib dems justify making every taxpayer pay ip more tax?ny extra money or we can be honest and say that for the price of a cup of coffee a week we can have the best nhs and social care in the world. the snp leader nicola sturgeon was asked how to deal with terror threats. we've got to tackle and address extremism whenever we find it. and i believe very strongly that we have to do that with the muslim community. we mustn't scapegoat that community. she faced several hostile questions about her demand for another referendum on scottish independence. when are you proposing it? at the end of the process. it should be our choice, when the time is right and we know what brexit means for the country, to decide the future of scotland. education, the nhs and brexit all came up but what the voters here really want to know is how politicians are planning to keep them safe. sarah smith, bbc news, edinburgh. a number of postal vote ballot papers for the general election have gone missing in plymouth, the city council there has confirmed. the papers are

the full—length version is on ip right now. games extravaganza. is going to be tweaking every thing that we seem. follow us on facebook. thanks for watching. we'll we' ll start we'll start with a look at the satellite sequence. it is bringing these were the systems across our shores. it has not got the saudis so here it is a lovely afternoon. sunshine and warm. we have this line of cloud and rain from the south—west and behind that one to shower us but a lot of dry weather for scotland and northern ireland. as high as 2a in the south—eastern corner. the seating design of cloud and patchy rain drifts further eastwards. behind it a few showers getting into scotland and northern ireland. temperatures around a0 degrees overnight. not lower in about 1617 for some positive south—east of quite a close night here. a fair bit of cloud to the south—east tomorrow. pine that there are sunshine to be had. the showers in scotland and northern ireland could well be quite frequent. 16 or 17 degrees. round about 20 or 21 in the south—eastern qu

the lib dems would put ip on income tax to increase nhs and social—care spending in england by £6 billion be taken for granted, that the dementia tax is not to be given the all—clear, and that police and school and hospital cuts are not ok, the liberal democrats is the party you should get behind. after a disastrous result, two years ago, tim farron knows it's a long way back for the lib dems, but he's confident they are on the road to recovery. vicki young, bbc news, twickenham. in scotland, the snp leader nicola sturgeon told voters that supporting labour risked "handing the keys of number ten" to the conservatives and theresa may. the snp won almost every parliamentary seat in scotland in 2015. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith has been following the snp campaign. the snp, the party defined by scottish independence, don't want it to define this campaign. nicola sturgeon would much rather talk about her opposition to tory cuts and what she says voting snp means. it means voting for mps who would stand against tory austerity. voting for mps who will stand up for investment in our public se

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. >> matt polka, have the googles and the facebooks and the amazons been treated the same as ips?> no. >> should they be? >> primary issue when we talk about privacy regulation and the regulations that were imposed on internet service providers under chairman wheeler, this perception that somehow internet service providers were the ones taking and abusing and monetizing consumer data. we're cable gaos -- guys. from the start of our industry we have been told by law we have to protect consumer information and have been doing it since the start of this industry. the goggles of the world, the amazons actually take the dat and use it and monetize it. we have had people from google come to our conferences and boldly say, at google we make money two ways. we sell ads and we sell the unsold inventory of ads and they do that by using consumer data. so all of this misinformation that we have seen about privacy, the vote by congress under the congressional review act, to restrict and move back the privacy regulations, it is misinformation about we as internet service providers. we protect t

. >> reporter: the navy has begun to search the damaged sections ip the ship to see if any of the missingw memberes were trapped inside or if they were thrown overboard during the collision. this particular area near tokyo bay is an extremely busy shipping lane, but accidents like this involving a military vessel are still rare. japanese authorities will now tialyze both ships' navigation records for clues as to what caused the collision. nde commander of the u.s. 7th fleet was at the pier in japan with family members of the crew when the "fitzgerald" arrived. he said it was a difficult day, but that he was humbled by the they are bravery getting the chip back to port. reena. >> ninan: ben, thank you. for the first time since taking office, president trump is visiting the presidential repreet camp david in the mountains of maryland. it's a more rustic setting than mr. trump's luxury resorts and golf clubs in florida and new hrsey. errol barnett has more on the president's weekend. >> mr. president, do you have confidence in the deputy attorney general? >> reporter: president trump did not

you know, all of these companies will buy up all the ips, and then when it's actually millenial ip that they come to me >> reporter: nearly a year and a half after launching the cable channel viceland in the united states shane smith acknowledges there's been headwinds to that cable tv business, but he says they have succeeded in having double-digit percentage quarter over quarter growth for that cable channel and they are successfully bring over their millenial audience to that tv platform kelly, back over to you. >> i wonder if he's being a little overly broad. i'm a millenial, and i'm not really into vice media. >> reporter: vice is particularly focused on men, and it's not purely millenials, sort of a male audience that goes a little bit older, but it's really interesting like a lot of people would say why launch a tv channel if you're going after millenials? why not just focus on that digital platform so perhaps that's why he has that subscription business in mind. >> yeah. they are doing all right, vice s.julia thank you. our julia boorstin by the way, adobe launching an advertisi

how do you deal with ip issues and all of that? 8-9 years, 99% of our business income was coming from outside china, but the past 4-5 years, the china market business has started picking up, so the issues become quite different. how a chinese company enters a market for a chinese brand, and north america is a high barrier for most chinese companies related to the trade issues. about 100 top brands like huawei, tencent, alibaba come all facing different issues. to --of times is related yes? haidi: sorry i'm going to have to cut you off. but certainly you do have these marquee names from the chinese tech space amongst your clients. next, the godfather of pc in china why entertainment brings new opportunities. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: china it is a huge market for venture capitalism. with early investments in tencent, see trip, the founder is seen as the godfather of the chinese vc industry. >> we pay a lot of attention to artificial intelligence, and also enterprise software. data mining and cloud computing, database technology,

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ip a california court just a clay or that monsanto does have to label their weed killer roundup as cancerous monsanto now has now appealed that decision but in the meantime the active ingredient in round up. will be going on california's list of potentially cancerous chemicals it's about god damn time if you've been following this story then you know mind sandow has been fighting this battle for a long time we as a country use roundup herbicide for everything we then of that crap than donald trump uses spray on tan or every time a study comes out saying it's cancerous monsanto then trots out one of their in-house scientists that you know they pull out he's got like an electric collar around his neck and he declares. character and then he brings help me and morse code just before they shove him back in the cage with like cattle prod. i go in but it was not cancerous then then then why i mean if it is cancer isn't why isn't everyone getting cancer. i think we all are. attorney michael balm represents more than three hundred people who claim a loved one became sick or died from exposure to roun