these countries are actively evaluating how to treat ip rights and importantly ip rights and importantly some of these nations are focused on how to reduce the control by american firms of ip that serves input into the goods made in those overseas markets. this emerging markets have the most to gain from efforts in america to weaken intellectual property rights. as it will offer their governments cover to minimize ip protections, lower the costs of goods for their domestic companies. and reduce payments to potential competitors and ip owners here in the u.s. i think that people should keep that in mind the next time they consider devaluing patents here, as that action may have unintended consequences globally. thank you. [ applause ] >>> for some of you who have just joined us or are joining us this is about intellectual property. it's the stuff that makes up the things that we use every day and our three panelists have made interesting comments much. i own a house and if somebody wants to come into my house and i don't want them to i can call the police and say, please take this individ

it does not fit into the current ip protection options. we have to think about the minute incremental changes. the flare versus the boot. minute changes. and the whole notion of who gets to decide what is original, what is an adaptation, and what is a copy? and furthermore for all of this if you own a copy, if you own a trademark, you have to vigilantly sue or threaten to sue anyone who trespasses or violates your mark. so, there is an element you have to be out there aggressively protecting your product. so, this is good. let's think about the next thing . we kind of have established what design piracy is and what it is not. the next series of slides, what we're going to do is explore -- explore the concept of fashion creation in the early 20th century, which will help to institutionalize piracy in the u.s. ready to wear a peril -- apparel industry. up to the 1950's, either women made their clothing or had a seamstress make their clothing. at the end of the 19th to the early 20th century, we see a complex series of social cultural, and te

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. >> you mean the three at the ips? >> yes, this is the part that has yet to be worked out at this late date exactly what happened here. neil and mark raskin tell quite different stories. they all agree that ips gave a lot of documents to neil sheehan and the significance of that is disputed or what followed from that. >> you're are not the first to give him the pentagon papers? >> no i did not know that until a year or two ago. i'll tell you exactly what i learned -- in the spring of 2002, i guess the spring of 2002, mark raskin gave some interviews which led me to talk to ips. he would be a good one to talk to. this is the first i knew of this. neil had never told me anything about it. concealing his sources, you know. they had, in fact, given him all i had given them which was 1000 pages of important stuff and did that in january late january of 1971. it's in the book, i think i went to him in early march of 1971 after it was suggested i go to neil. it was not once a dental that they suggest i go to neil. with their

one of the trial projects associated with ip transition is proposed in my state. i'm looking forward to an update on that. generally, i have concerns about how the ip transition might affect public safety. so we can get in that. and the fcc has done a lot to modernize its universal service fund programs, including expanding the e rate program. what one of our senators has not been involved in e rate and promoted. and this program provides critical support for our nation's schools and their libraries. the enhancements the increased funding will help guarantee the nation's students have access to 21st century technology not just some of the kids in this country. and i also appreciate the work that the fcc has done to increase the availability of affordable high speed broadband in rural areas around the country. i encourage you to redouble that effort to ensure there's not this digital divide that keeps going on, that urban kids get one thing and rural kids get another. i want to thank chairman wheeler and the fcc's staff on improving the agency's consumer complaints

by the june meeting we would open old bits with the exception of the ip network and tablet it'll us the availability of funds. >> >> and how much we need and we would finalize the risk management and what we should be doing to reach the recommended levels in the june meeting so we will be providing information as we move forward. >> okay. >> i pointed out on the schedule it does show the drivers and we want to finish the plan to see this going forward and the chances [inaudible] >> may is a big meeting. that's what i consider to be the meeting because out of may will follow a number of things. >> and i am glad you agree i should be an employee. i love this project but i need a paycheck. >> no problem with that. we get the directive and blame you when something goes wrong. all right. thank you. any other? >> all right. i wanted to mention two other things with respect to the temp nal and the first is on february we had a chance for the public to look at the double decker bus they're looking at as part of a pilot study to see if it makes sense to be part of the fleet and the bus would wor

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one of the trial projects associated with ip transition is proposed in my state. i'm looking forward to an update on that. generally, i have concerns about how the ip transition might affect public safety. so we can get in that. and the fcc has done a lot to modernize its universal service fund programs, including expanding the e-rate program. what one of our senators has not been involved in e rate and promoted. and this program provides critical support for our nation's schools and their libraries. the enhancements, the increased funding will help guarantee the nation's students have access to 21st century technology, not just some of the kids in this country. and i also appreciate the work that the fcc has done to increase the availability of affordable high speed broadband in rural areas around the country. i encourage you to redouble that effort to ensure there's not this digital divide that keeps going on, that urban kids get one thing and rural kids get another. i want to thank chairman wheeler and the fcc's staff on improving the agency's consumer complain

10% according to mark zuckerberg -- 10% of all of all voice over ip calls are made using facebook .re the way to route voice calls over the internet. 10% of those calls are made on facebook. facebook has great aims to have you use facebook, including making phone calls simplifying the software and the issues. they have already commanded 10% of that market. that is a huge chunk of a growing -- rapidly growing market. matt: i do a lot of face time which is an apple thing. voice over internet, the quality never seems to be quite up there with regular phone calls. is that improving? cory: you make a lot of voice calls you don't even know -- a lot of the calls you make from your desk are connected over the network. there are a lot of calls wired that way that you don't know about. and to and across the facebook network is pretty interesting -- end to end across the facebook network. they're capturing data about those users. matt: i have a new favorite acronym. voip. thank you very much. you can get all the latest headlines all the time on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com and over ip or

with the stated volume except microbreweries and craft beers and specialty products sold as stout, ips and esb and intended to eliminate high alcohol and low cost products that are frequently abused but not to prevent the sale of specialty and craft beer products. number 4, beer and wine cool ares and containers over a certain size are prohibited. none shall be sold in four packs for sale. no beer or wine coolers shall be sold in the prepackaged quantities of four. condition number 6. no wine shall be sold with alcohol content greater than 15% except dinner wines and maintained in a cork bottle and not sold in smaller than 750mls except in prepackaged multi-unit quantities. we are recommending the application for approval. i will point out the applicant is here and supports the conditions. thank you. >> thank you lieutenant. i would like to ask if mr. king chan from weg weg like or his representative. >> good afternoon. this is a produce market. when you walk in the door the first thing you see is fruits and vegetables. he specializes in organic fruits and vegetables want as you go to

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v ips cross the world arrived including former american president bill clinton, former foreign secretary from the colonial power, britain's william hague, and leader of the lower house. there were presidents and prime ministers from indonesia, vietnam, myanmar, cambodia and south korea. it's a time for singaporeans to reflect after seven days of mourning. what the future holds is in the hands of a younger generation. >>> tens of thousands of workers from all over italy marched in rome demonstrating against the prime minister's job. trade unions support the center left party. they say the reforms harm workers rights. he took office pledging to end a recession, lasting more than three years. >> guinea's president says new measures will be taken to combat the spread of ebola. lockdown is underway in neighbouring sierra leone. some defied the government's order. we have this story. they came looking for food. when there wasn't enough. fights broke out. this is devil's hall. it's a hot bed for ebola cases. hundreds defied a lock down to gather at a food collection point. >> people are despera

posted on the road, we are drunk, and we are high, and we are about to take this thing home, and eat it ip protected and it is a felony to harm one. >> that is a horrible story. >>> good evening. i'm geraud moncure here in the comcast sports studios and no team in the nfl has taken so many hits as the 49ers and for head coach jim tomsula that is topic number one in the team meeting of the coaches. he has now got the team that most nay say jers say is rebuilding mode but that is just what most say is rebuild ging process. >> well, looking at the rebuilding team, this is a new year new team and talking about the future we are learning from the past and let's go. >> and the topic of the nfl back in los angeles making big headlines as expected at the build g building, and nfl commissioner roger goodell says that any franchise move nolg the city of angels will be done with carefully and long term future of the league in mind and the raiders are a possible candidate of possible relocation. >> and the a's, and milwaukee with ryan braun pulling a rope out to sonny gray. gray gave up eight hits and

greg ip, thank you for joining us. much more continuing coverage after this.bell" continues in two. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> welcome back. we continue the conversation on the fed today and what's happening in the markets now and next. with us, dennis gartman of the gartman letter and jeff cox who was in that lock up at the fed for today's announcement. welcome to you both. dennis a pleasant surprise to have you down here at post 9. even more of a surprise are some of the moves in the currency market though. what do you think about the u.s. dollar and the pop in the euro today? >> it is amazing to me. i have been changing foreign exchange for 45 years and other than the plaza court, other than the weekend after the plaza court, i cannot really acall a day when we saw that many big figures go flying by. i looked at my screen and saw 109 now you hear it

santa rosa nice tomorrow, morning clouds,ip reeseing sun tomorrow night.nd 63 degrees far north bay at 64. extended forecast looking for numbers in the -- just low to middle sicks tomorrow. clouds, a chance of a few sprinkles. sign up for our weather app on kpix.com/weather watchers for your pictures. >> does your mom have a rain gauge in the backyard? >> not rain gauge but a camera and she took -- >> she is not an official weather watcher. >> well, she may of signed up by now. >> sorry about that. >>> bay area teams are playing comeback >>> if the wariors were going to beat boston today they willville the turn of the century. 2nd quarter, boston leading. thomas gets the lay-up and the foul. they are up by 18. leading by as much as 26 points. but then, open 3, it is 87-84 now. curry has 37. 3.5 minutes left. tied at 94. now, to green. putting it back in. 96-94. wariors lead. boston goes back. going 98 with 90 seconds left. by 17. 30 seconds left. still up by 1. and the warriors put it away. the come back is tied for the season. >> i was talking to him on t

there were plenty of witnesses and police were taking their statements at the holiday ip across the -- the holiday inn uh cro the street. that's where we caught up with a few of them. >> she was crazy. >> the black volkswagen was reported stolen. the female driver took off from the gas station at the corner of van ness and pine. >> she was crazy. she was driving to the gas station probably at like 30 miles an hour. >> witnesses say she drove up pine street smashing into several cars and nearly running over a motorcyclist. >> she couldn't get around him so she went backwards. >> she's down. >> police say officers had to use lethal force to stop her. >> the vehicle already made it on to the sidewalk and off the sidewalk several times and drove at him. they thought they needed to use the force they did. >> two shots at first and then four more shots a moment later and then five or six shots coming from this way. >> both officers fired their weapons killing the woman. no one else was hurt. in san francisco, alan wang abc7 news. >>> three people are dead and four more wounded in a drive by

they want to steal your ip. the islamists, the iranians, it's about sabotage. they want to take your systems down. and so how we deal with a different type of cyber attacks depends on who is doing the attacking in order to deal with the threat. the russians the chinese love to do it through a proxy. someone else. so they've got nothing to do with it. 90% of the chinese hacks right now we can trace to two groups. oned called the elderwood group in beijing, and the other one is called comic crew in shanghai. and let me tell you, strong strong ties to the chinese military. but the chinese government says they have no connection, no connection with these two great organizations. i say great, you have no connection with them. we'll take your at your word ask declare these organizations as cyber terroris and we'll go after them since you have nothing do with them. let me tell you that will get their attention, and we have to fight what i call a preventive war inextend of preemptive war. the old rules say that you could pre-empt an attack only when you had reached the

they have gone in and wiped out your ip, they shutdown banks. my concern is if we think the 2008 financial -- almost financial collapse in this country was bad in 2008 i believe the cyberattack on the financial institutions is one of the most vulnerable threats we have to deal with. the iranians, we have got to be strong and say if you do this we are going to cut your optical cables. we are going to mess with the transponders, you won't have the internet. he said the kinds of things we have got to do. one of the top cybersecurity experts we have in this country says that america needs between 20,030,000 cyber security experts to deal with the most dangerous cyberattacks in this country. we only have a thousand. we have got to have a recruitment campaign in this country. one thing i call for is national security scholarships for young people who are excelling in cybersecurity and computer science in college as a way to get what we need. i was on neil cavuto today and he asked about the electromagnetic pulse. threat to this country. it is the very

and one of the ip mates was offered a cheese burgburger if he won. >> i do believe it could have happened. i believe that the thin blue line extends into jail. >> and the deputy says that they were playful fighting and no bets were placed. >>> there are obvious questions tonight about why the co-pilot deliberately crashed that germanwings flight in the french alps. meanwhile, many flights are changing procedures. we are learn more about ap dra yas lubitz. he had accumulated only 630 hours of flying time. lubitz had no criminal record or known terrorist connections. he took a break from the flying school in 2009, but the parent company lufthansa would not say why. he had changed the auto pilot controls setting it for the crash. the cockpit recording shows that he was breathing normal. we have more on the report from kim ber kimberly tree. >> the faa has regulations in place to prevent it, but they say that the regulations are notal foolproof. >> reporter: the french officials say that the captain was locked out of the cockpit when the co-pilot alone with the controls gid eded the plane int

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they also say the hackers ip address resembled those used by the north in the past. earlier this month, hackers posted what they claim are phone conversations between south korean president and u.n. secretary-general. the team says it's investigating how the data leak occurred. north korean hackers are also suspected of a cyber attack on 50,000 computers at financial institutions and broadcasters in south korea in 2013. the attack temporarily disabled automatic teller machines. >>> aid workers are starting to help people get back on their feet after a powerful storm struck the south pacific nation. officials say they're still struggling to assess the full extent of the damage late last week. aerial footage shows the devastation on the main island. they have revised down the death toll to 11. it's hard to get information from some remote islands in the country. many survivors don't have electricity. more than 3,000 people have lost their homes. and are staying in shelters. they say they don't have enough food. >> translator: that's why. there's no more food. >> hospit

health experts there are no known health risks due to the rf energy re/*e emitted, there is an effort to ipconsumers about possible dangers. the city of berkeley is drafting right to know ledge -- right to know legislation when they buy a el cell phone. mayor gaven newsome agrees. san francisco gave up the fight when the city was sued. >> shouldn't with people be aware? children are growing up with only cell phones a and child's brain and body absorbs far more than an adult's. >> they are hoping that san francisco is the first city in the nation to pass legislation and have a stand. there is another screening of t the film "mobilize" in april on the campus of berkeley. jean elle berkeley. >> thank you. arkansas is threatening to ban wine from california in retaliation for a new law on the books about pigs. the california voter approved chicken law went into effect this year saying that laying hens have more room to move and they want lawmakers to float a bill to outlah wine that will impose a burden on the agricultural industry, and about 9 0 90% of the wine sold in arkansas comes from cali

and commissioner farrell's office and also underneath, 101, and so i really want to appreciate our ip or our neighborhood transportation improvement and staff and led by inn on the fort and in conjunction with craig at sfmta and we have a number of other highlights to present, on project delivery, the prop double a vehicle registration program has seen the projects nearing completing at mccal ter and the department of public works is delivering those, and near larkin and those are high injury corridors as well and we also, there are two, excuse me two street projects including a resurfacing project there and a pedestrian, safety and transit project that came out of little saigon and tender loin stud j and so we thank the public works for delivering that and working with the community with the commissioner's office to do that in the next few months. >> we are also proud and pleased to produce the much needed project managing training together with sfmta and here we want to thank tom mcchoir and working with our staff and we will be putting on a training this coming week for 120 staff a

i don't know if -- ip don't know who would do that. it's pretty creepy. >> reporter: prosecutor dalton would not disclose if all nine victims were girls but it was a female student who suspected something was wrong last week and told her parents. >> we want to gather as much information to make sure if there is any further evidence that any child has been further victimized, we'll investigate that fully. >> reporter: it's unclear if he lived alone. he remains jailed. investigators say the alleged crime took place only in a single classroom. they're working to make sure none of the videos were posted online. >> we're looking into all that information. we really at this point can't go into those specific details in light of the nature of this investigation. >> reporter: now mayer would have to post $300,000 full cash bail in order to get out of jail. the earliest he could appear in court, we're told would be on friday. prosecutors also plan to interview all of the victims to determine if any additional charges apply, they say, because th

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zhu constantly changes the ip address of the website to keep from being shut down. he also alternates cell phones and fax machines to guard against wiretapping by the authorities. zhu says he has been threatened and beaten by police and the local government officials he has exposed. he monitors the entrance to his apartment with security cameras. but he also says he feels the central government has started to look favorably upon his activities now that president xi jinping is in power. >> translator: now there is much less pressure from the government. when the authorities investigated my activities, they had very nice things to say. they told me my accusations of corruption are lawful and that they support what i'm doing. >> reporter: on this day, he's meeting an informant hiding out in a condominium in beijing. this man says he once oversaw thousands of employees as chairman of a business group in northern shang dong province but he said he was betrayed and ousted by his close aide, the president. he says he has records of bribes the president paid to local govern

the website capital new york says at least 85 ip addresses within the department were used to make those wikipedia edits. >>> a high profile lawyer is now representing a university of of oklahoma professor. no plans to sue but is explores whether the school had the right to evict sigma alpha epsilon. >> death threats have been placed, where there have been physical assaults, or alterations on the university of oklahoma campus. and where some of the students who are members have frankly been afraid to go to class. >> jones says he is hoping for dialogue with the school. the national sae fraternity says it is investigating similar allegations of racism in universities in louisiana. >>> it is one of the strongest storms to ever hit the islands of the pacific up next the latest on the cyclone pam bringing 185 mile winds east of australia. and president obama is making promises to american veterans. the significance of the place where he made the announcement. >> discipline... >> that's what i wanna hear... >> strength... >> give me all you got... >> respect.... >> now... >> bootcamp >> stop

so what we're doing is on a very parallel courseworking out the kinks in terms of ip transition and the like and really continuing to fuel innovation and monies and investment. and working with communities with the private sector with government officials to ensure that the monies that are needed to close these gaps to ensure that ruralville mississippi has the connectivity it needs to further the positive het outcomes that i witnessed in that area. incredible outcomes. >> when you were there, did we get you down to indian know la to see the b.b. king museum? >> i missed that unfortunately. >> world class. >> we didn't allocate enough time. but if you invite me back i'll be glad to. i didn't get a chance to do too much eating. if you could work on that next time. >> chairman wheeler, university of mississippi medical center and the delta council have written you imploring you to preserve universal service support for rural areas. can the commission assure rural consumers like the ones i'm talking about that there will be no reductions in their access to wireless services and what assura

there were plenty of witnesses and police were taking their statements at the holiday ip across the -- the holiday inn uh cro the street. that's where we caught up with a few of them. >> she was crazy. >> the black volkswagen was reported stolen. the female driver took off from the gas station at the corner of van ness and pine. >> she was crazy. she was driving to the gas station probably at like 30 miles an hour. >> witnesses say she drove up pine street smashing into several cars and nearly running over a motorcyclist. >> she couldn't get around him so she went backwards. >> she's down. >> police say officers had to use lethal force to stop her. >> the vehicle already made it on to the sidewalk and off the sidewalk several times and drove at him. they thought they needed to use the force they did. >> two shots at first and then four more shots a moment later and then five or six shots coming from this way. >> both officers fired their weapons killing the woman. no one else was hurt. in san francisco, alan wang abc7 news. >>> three people are dead and four more wounded in a drive by