ip level?erstand it was blocked on thursday and friday but it was still easier to access ban on saturday. -- still easier to access. then on saturday something different happened. >> we make measure networking tools for the internet. we have measurement coins in the city. see a lot ofend we the same things the consumers on the ground would have seen in initially it was a block of the name letter.com. that name resolved when addressed. it was a government machine. figurede on the ground out how to work this by reconfiguring their devices to google'sc dns, like public dns, something clearly had to happen. to 36 hoursabout 24 later additional blocks were put into place so that even the ip addresses belonging to twitter, the numbers that are used to identify their service in california became unreachable. >> what are people doing now? are they just using vpn c echo twitter is more popular -- vpns? twitter is more popular than it was day before. >> there were about 10 million users and the twitter t

the blockage is at the ip level which means you cannot reach those particular ip addresses that belongter from inside the country. >> what do you mean by the ip level? i understand it was blocked on thursday and friday, but something different happened. what does that mean and what do you imagine the government's involvement is? >> we makes network performance management tools for the internet. towards that end, we saw a lot of the same things that consumers on the ground would've seen. initially, it was simply a block of the name "twitter.com." it was not the real twitter.com machine, it was a government machine. as people figured out how to work around it by reconfiguring the devices to use public dns, like google's public dns. something had happened differently and sure enough about 24 hours later, additional blocks were put into place so that even the ip addresses belonging to twitter, the numbers that are used to uniquely identify their servers in california also became unreachable. >> andrew, what are people doing now? are they just using vpns? twitter is more popular days into t

ip. i would like to thank all of you for coming, and our distinguished guests. we also want to thank our panelists for this first panel which is titled "the united states and afghanistan, the longview. view.the long -- the longview." given policy relations of late, there is lots of focus on the security transition and the upcoming political transition in 2014 in particular. i do think in terms of the current discourse in washington, talking about life beyond 2014 is taking a long view. i think that one of the objectives for today is to try to look at future relations between the u.s. and pakistan beyond 2014. there is a longer-term interest in this relationship. i think it is also important that we have a balanced and realistic view in this relationship. that was -- just what we heard from ambassador dobbins, talking about many of the gains, but acknowledging that there are very real challenges. i am hoping that all the media here today do not just focus on the challenges, but also focus on some of the tremendous gains. i think that is one of the real challenges

>> the erped ip come tax credit encourages people to work. by focusing on this category of people, by extending from 25 year olds down to 21 year olds you are getting a key group of people that we want to encourage to be in the workforce. is it fair to say that providing america with a raise that i believe is supported in the budget would also help turn the economy around and move it forward? >> we believe it is an important part of the picture. >> thank you, i yield back. >> thank you. mr. chairman. thank you, for being here. we talk a lot about problems with guaranteed benefits in our entitlement program. you referenced your experience as being on a board of directors. the independent kcaters tell us in terms of congress taking the efforts in terms of reallocation of the trust at the same time taking some of the steps that we believe that work to improve the lift of the trust. is that outlined in the budget plan? >> in terms of the changes, there are two specific changes that gets to the issue that i think is a concern to all of us. those w

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>> i think it is the ip transition.nd it's not just because the fcc is challenged with navigating the technological change successfully. i think it really tees up a larger question for the agency, the ip transition really challenges the agency to modernize its entire approach to regulation. awarek we are all pretty of how dramatic the changes in the industry have been in the past decade. encouraged that chairman wheeler and the commission have decided to tackle this pretty immediately after he assumed the job, in fact. and i think tom wheeler is the kind of guy that i think understands the challenge and the difficulty of altering the culture and the approach of an agency. i think that is the biggest challenge that they have, really bringing the fcc into the 21st-century and updating its entire approach to match the realities of the marketplace. you, jim. considering its 2014, and probably not too much to ask that they get up to speed in the 21st century. steve? >> randy, i have to say, after that introduction, my stock

within a week of getting into the job, the chairman took up the ip transition petitioned that we have filed, you know, over a year earlier, and just been sitting there and vowed to act on it and did the first subsequent meeting they had. i think that's really encouraging to see at the agency but it's really a refreshing approach. i'm sure by the end of the i will find some things that will trouble me, but so far at least in the month has been the i haven't seen anything. >> all right. james, you want to comment? >> i would just echo what jim said. personnel i think is one of the things that you notice he really has adopted, some of the best talent that i know of to try and work through a lot of these issues. and he's brought i think a sense of boldness and decisiveness. i think he very clearly knows what he wants to accomplish and then set about accomplishing it. i also think it's been very refreshing, you know, tom has used obviously blogs i've been to relay some of come and we've seen this in a lot of his speeches of regulatory philosophy. he's talked a lot about the seesaw and the

and that brings me to the ip transition proceeding for our c-span audience. ip stands for internet protocol transition and that's another way of saying the services have moved in my view quite rapidly although it's been occurring for a long time from the analog world to the digital world in which is the old saying goes a bit is a bit is a bit. so what is your view of current current -- currently where the commission's stance on the ip transition preceding? i know it took about 13 or 14 months or whatever between when at&t initially initiated the proceeding and further movement on the proceeding and now the commission is embarking upon trials. if you can just be as specific as you can about where you think things stand and where you would like to see them go and in what timeframe. >> i can't comment on why anything was delayed under the previous commission. i have only been at the commission for four months but the chairman made this a priority and i commend him for doing so. i'm in support of the trials and we were able to quickly put together a proceeding to

>> the department of commence deals out all of the ip addresses to allow access to the internet and nowma is ceding that authority to the international body. there was talk in 2010 and i detailed the facts behind the decision and now we are coming to a point where the obama administration basically said they will let the international body which we will be a part of have a say who gets the name and ip addresses. >> why are they doing it in and people are telling them, why is the administration doing this? >> it is part of the opposement and pandering from the president. he decided he would take the step and now he made the decision to do it and it is appeasing the international community and there is no evidence at all we have denied people access to the internet. and you pointed out it was developed by our government and we gave it to the world. and never alleged that the united states denied access. on the contrary. country and russia and cuba, they are soaking to have a say in who gets access. it is dangerous for america and shouldn't happen and we should control it. >> is it any way

i commend you for all your hard work and so glad you are being honored today so congratulations >> ip want to thank supervisor wiener and bree for her kind remarks. i ptd to thank you the board of supervisors for doing this honor of black history. i know we [inaudible] there are so many african americas here doing the service and living their lives in the city and county of san francisco and i think it is important to recognize people in this chamber where the public and see and know what goes on [inaudible] the media only [inaudible] it is nice when you have a forum to recognize people doing great deeds. i want to thank all the other honorees and acknowledge the great work they are doing. it is a honor [inaudible] i'm sorry more people are not hear so they can hear these comments, but thank you for this time and sirfbs and have a great rest of your meeting. >> picture time, gwenith. well, this wraps up the black history month celebration here at the board chamber for 2014, but this continues on to tomorrow. supervisor-i'm doing what others do. calling you me. supervisor co00 and i de

ip endpoint it was pretty clear to the folks in the industry that television was going to take over in significant ways. in the late 1940s when he took radio stars and brought them over to the network so he would have programming on television got going and because they were so profitable they underwrote version of development at that time before television was economically viable but that process was when they were sure the writing was on the wall. but by that point the radio industry had began to transform itself in these different institutions and entities such that in the final chapter in the 1930s the radio networks really wanted to cultivate this idea of the families sitting around the radio said in the evening and everybody listening but there's a recognition by the mid-1940s that many people have multiple radios starting to be regularly installed in cars teenagers were listening to. so it would later be thought about in the culture of the 1950s were operating in significant ways long before the actual network radio collapsed in the 1950s. >> how often has the radio been pronoun

the standard ip is 3% to 5%. the bankers aren't getting their cut. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg says facebook is working on ways to beam internet access to people from the sky. the connectively lab is building drones, lasers and his goal is to bring the internet to make affordable access to basic internet services available to every person in the world. >> and a week after blocking twitter, teshgky's government now shuts down youtube. turkey's prime minister announced the recording and people are launch ago political clock just days before local elections. voters will cast local ballots on sunday. >>> and microsoft's new ceo nadella is ushering in a new era and publishing a long awaited app for ipad users. >> the big news on thursday is that microsoft is finally launching its office for ipad. this is going to come with excel, powerpoint and word. we've seen it debuted in the apps store. following the event, apple's ceo tim cook weighing in with a tweet welcome to the ipad and apps store. this is how it will

, and he is referring to the administration's intention to give over the corporation that gives out ip addresses, in essence, blakeman contends the u.s. will be giving up control of the internet. >> in essence, you say this is part of the president's strategy, and i'm quoting, appeasement and pandering. what do you mean by that? >> what i believe is that the united states thinks we have to apologize for our power. the fact is that america is the most free and open country, has made the internet available not just to americans but the world. >> the commerce department's long-standing contract with ican is set to expire, the plan is to have a new body but global in nature, supporters, which include businesses such as verizon, google, say the shift is long overdue. >> this is all about separating the internet from government control. and the united states is in the strongest position to argue against government control of the internet if it gives up that last little bit of control that it has. >> the obama administration argues that this is necessary because the internet now exists under

the monitoring of ip addresses by definition any kind of regime which would. criminalize noncommercial private serin of information by necessity requires a surveillance state because if tell you that if i tell you a joke and then i say you can share it when anyone and then for me to make sure that you're not sharing it with anyone i need to listen in on every conversation normally spired parties in opposition to the new rules and to almost any control over the web the freedom of the internet has long become a source of debate in different parts of the globe here in norway the science file sharing the latest piracy law and sport another issue in the spotlight how much control of the state have over the private lives of its citizens too much control so they had to stay with the police work. and ask for permission to do more steps are being taken to. trying to censor you know your conversations you know whether it's over the net or on the phone you know i think it's just something that's always been and it's just coming to light i think cameras in the streets tha

way of a new legislation designed to combat online piracy the law allows big brother to tap into the ip address of anyone who downloads even a single file illegally critics say this opens the floodgates to an invasion of privacy as you got going off now investigates. for esther the internet has put her back in touch with her youth but could potentially put her behind bars so how many men. had first to listen to music and history books then start reading the news in the night as well and then one day i thought hey i can watch movies to this retirement home worker says over half of its residents now surf the net with old tunes and flicks as their favorite treats i think it's an enormous good thing to do because they remember a lot of things when they listen to things they listen to before when they were young there but besides browsing for fun pension years may want to look up online piracy laws since many may be breaking them without even knowing it according to norway's latest legislation downloading a single song may get users in trouble since it allows the free monitoring of ip addres

microsoft has done a better job keeping product in supply, and new ip comes out like tighten did a couple weeks ago, they are strong system sellers. we see investment coming back strong in the consul industry. cheryl: the business growing and changing we have to diversify with the times. and walmart offering to bring in used games and walmart by food and other items at walmart but maybe not games. walmart news are you nervous about this move by major company like walmart? >> we double the lot of competition in the trade business for many years. this is just another example. and a strong vibrant growing business. awareness is very long customer base. getting people know you can't bring your own video games and trade them for new video games. it is a great business, it is very complicated. it is high service high touch environment. your associates want to know what they're looking for, they want to tell the customer what they can get. you have the inventory risk. you can't take this every game, you have to understand exactly what the game needs to have with that as well as you need to make

[s, you ips, you put that in place and spend a lot on security -- you will still be at risk of being hacked. and you will be according to many analysts. and yes, whenever these things happen, the focus is always on the weakest link. we have to gain a mature approach to these kinds of situations and recognize that we are in a world where imperfect security may be -- we all agree that you will never bring it down to zero. we never felten says will. that approach has got to carry through in the way people react to these incidents when it occurs. the overreaction with an intense amount of pressure that is placed on company by the brand damage, by the cost of the litigation really makes -- there is a cost to that. it is great for lawyers but the companies themselves bear substantial responsibility. instead of striving toward reasonable security, you have to put more into it because you want to be -- because of the concern you will have that the brand damage if something goes wrong, the brand damage will be substantial. >> and just to extrapolate that, it sounds like security from the mark

now, i don't raise this to encourage the fcc to regulate vo ip under title ii, but rather to emphasize that the ongoing transition will continue to push difficult issues like this to the fore. given that the prescriptive ex-anti regulatory approach faces such difficulties, what's the alternative? for consumer protection and competition issues, i have significant experience operating within the model we use at the federal trade commission. the ftc model is quite different from the fcc's. instead of a siloed statute, section five charges the ftc to prevent and punish urn fair methods of competition and unfair or descent i have acts or practices. the act applies across all industries with a few exceptions. and where the fcc's regulations generally set the boundaries of what certain types of entities can do, the ftc's statute fences off deceptive and unfair practices for all entities but generally permits everything else. the ftc's process is an enforcement-centric rather than a rulemaking-centric one. and as such, it is ex post rather than exantiand case by case rather than one size fits

so therefore their ip addresses don't show up in a general search. >> this case was tracked to a dark web network called tor. >>> following up to an nbc bay area exclusive. they spent taxpayer money on trips. and now they may pay some of it back. the oakland housing authority is auditing travel by its commissioners. we uncovered commissioners spent $150,000 on travel. in some case, double dipping, attending conferences with meals provided but pick up a daily meal stipend. and commissioners got paid twice. another commissioner flew to las vegas with no documentation of why he is there. changes have been made to the travel policy and records from the past three years are being audited. the audit should be completed in a couple months, the commissions who received extra money will be required to pay it back. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or e-mail. >> right now at 11:00, unsettling claims after yesterday's strong earthquake in southern california. >>> the controversial practice that could have triggered the quake. >>> could it be a clue. the reported sighti

our goal is to be associated with high quality branded ip. >> that intellectual property has turned into a string of hits for disney and pixar. with each one making its debut at number one on opening weekend. when we come back, more on the man who is considered the creative adrenaline of pixar. >> everything i do in my life is because of walt disney and how he entertained me as a child and as a young adult growing up. ♪ >> in 2010, pixar released its crown jewel, "toy story 3," the highest grossing animated film ever. a title that still holds to this day, raking more than $1 billion. worldwide, pixar's 13 movies have grossed more than $7.8 billion. >> they've had success after success after success, so it is not a formula you want to tinker with. just let john lasseter run pixar. that is how they can be most creative in their own location. >> john lasseter, a kid at heart, continues to guide pixar in an iconoclastic spirit in his office full of toys. >> there is buzz here and rex and bo peep is there, and here is slinky and woody and the aliens and ham. behind the camera there, that is a

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the new government coming ip, tossing out yanokovich to move further. >> this is extension of nato expanding where they feel very hemmed in, he's on the back foot in that sense feels quite threatened and comes particular pone meant. this is politics at home. never been more popular since 2012. >> i think it's interesting here because we tend to brush aside the financial crisis. but capitalism in so many ways is at manages' sharpest weapon and cool. when it comes to sanctions, when they say, look what's happening to the markets right now and they can't afford ukraine to implode. >> rose: interesting point to jim jones made point about energy. we do have new weapons at our disposal to use. and if in fact they can rally the nato countries they have better and more effective weapon. people expressed some misgivings whether they are prepared to do that. >> we're on a different page in europe. because they're tied in to russian economy that we're not. >> rose: we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: thank you to you all. that the it for us. bob schieffer will be back. i'm charlie rose. be sure

>> we have a company that can make cars and parts of those parts ip our state. >> with regard to the specifics of the nep i would hope that there are a number of things where it is the tax credits, nep, there are a range of things that are focused on promoting that. >> thank you. >> okay. you have five minutes early. this is your first day testifying. you had budget this morning. >> i have ddid. >> i appreciate your service. >> thank you for coming. please get back to the members in writing that which you have committed to and this hearing aajourped. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you. anyone who is watching at home, you deserve to know where your elected officials are. just ask them. do you support raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. if they say yes, say thanks. great job. meeting courage and too, elected officials. if they say no, you should be polite but you should say why not? ask them to reconsider. ask them to side with the majority of americans instead of saying no for once, say yes. it is time for $10.10, time to give america a raise. [applause] i want to close by s

. >> thank you very much, and ip want you to hang on for a second, because we now have video of that incident that is causing so much commotion right now. it is the video from reuters concerning the un envoy who was seized outside of a cafe. take a look. there is no audio with this tape, but you can see the person there -- nick schifrin, we are seeing what you saw. it appears to me that there are people blocking the door, and i'm assuming that that is the un envoy on other side of the door. >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, del. what it looks like is men in uniform, half a dozen of them or so, outside of this cafe, inside, robert sarey, the un special representative, and all of a sudden a pro-russian crowd, which apparently we're looking at now shows up. they created a corridor for him to leave, and the members of those men -- or the men in those uniforms outside of the cafe then took him from the cafe, and put him in the car. we don't know where he's going, but apparently there is a progression of tweets -- or report from some of the people he was with, that he is being drive

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naval inventory and in the inventory of allied nations, ipped cluing, as -- including, as mentioned, australia and new zealand. they are used primarily for hunting submarines. they have cameras, magnetic detectors and such, designed to detect submarines that are trying to hide from them. spotting debris on the surface of the ocean, even if visited outside a range, infrared et cetera, should be a straight forward operation. also, one of the assets deployed, the p8 orion is basically the 21st century version of the p3 orion, capable, can stay on satisfaction for longer and has more advanced electronic and detection systems. >> when e with talk about the search -- when we talk about the search, we are talking about in the middle of indian ocean. what could the objects be? >> as mentioned before, when objects were spotted in the south china sea, they were sea trash, flot sam and jet sam from passing ships, confused for airport parts. that's a problem around the world. debris falling off ships, sunkan vessels. some can float on the surface for years. it's possible that the objects could,

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has ion spider-me to -- >> our producer eric schultz speaks for us all when he says tom roberts has ip greatly expand my -- then we have another viewer that said thomas has inspeared me to go out and buy some burgers. those are his favorite. >> this is my favorite >>> thanks, everyone, for a great show. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> so how does this work? do you send ambassador rodman to n north korea? i read you'd be sending hulk hogan? or is that going to be tonya harding? >> what was it like to talk to the last president? >> it must stink you can't run thre

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