--have just computed completed six years of research to expand itn to rural communities through itn everywhere, a suite of software programs that bring together right chair, car share, volunteer transport and community transport. itn everywhere is what ebay is to flea markets. senator nelson, senator collins, public resources may be scarce, but through the use of information technology and policy that remove barriers to the voluntary use of private resources, the future for community mobility is right and exciting. we get any credit, susan and i, for having this hearing that we could then transfer on? >> for when we need them. >> senator nelson, you may have all of my credits. [laughter] to every much for your testimony. senator nelson, would you like to go first on questions? ok. thank you. i am of all, catherine, very glad you talked about the personal experience that stimulated your getting involved because so many people would have reacted to that terrible instead with anger, and , you look at the problem of the 84-year-old driver who clearly should not have been driving and came up with a

i would like for us to be pressing itn successfully.here is a lot to be said about the college experience. my, -- my father experienced it, i experienced it. arnie duncan has said the college athletics probably does as much to shape and build certain kinds of very positive experiences as any other organization. >> the ncaa board of directors will meet in 2014 and review governance issues. jim delany's critiques will be heard and could shape the future of this multibillion dollar industry. still plenty left on sportfolio. find out why it is good to be the kings. >> we want to be a winning franchise. >> gets sportfolio were ever you go. >> next week, he has completely the nba franchise and he is not satisfied. his plans for a brand-new arena in san francisco. the spring of 2013, most nba analyst thought the sacramento out there playing spring. kevin johnson led effort to find investors to match the offer. shows us how a team of tech moguls has the king supposed to achieve great things. andans, paul allen, the new ownership group of the sa

this is an issue that because of america ierica -- itn followed very closely. and somebody who represents a state by median age is the also havethe nation i a great interest in how we are going to meet this need. prior to this hearing, i was not aware of these mobility managers. i wonder what is being done to increase public awareness, to work more closely with perhaps the seniors, groups in the state, whether it is aarp or just senior centers in various communities. what are you doing to increase the visibility? >> well, there are a couple of things i would mention. i had mentioned before this coordinated plan that is required to access some of our funding. one recommendation that has been made is that there really needs to be an ongoing coordinating involves on an ongoing basis the very group we just mentioned besides -- whether it is aarp or senior community,in the faith-based organizations that can get the word out that these services are available. one thing that we did when we had our veteran transportation community living initiative that we funded in fi

in an emotional interview with itn, nelson mandela's ex-wife winnie described her last moments with thefrican leader. >> i watched him going down and and down so slowly. and then he drew his last breath. and just rested. >> could this be the end of a 22-year battle? a federal judge in san diego says a 43-foot war memorial cross on federal property must be removed within 90 days. the justice says it violates the separation of church and state. the judge was also asked to consider possible alternatives after the u.s. supreme court declined to review that case. >>> an upside to this week's deep freeze running water down the side of an old grain silo an oklahoma man created a 40-foot ice wall perfect for ice climbing. the owner says he expects it to last for four or five days. looks really cool, too. >>> during a game against montreal a big surprise for a family whose son was overseas. the family was called down during enter mission and given a priceless gift, yes, a real-life g.i. joe. their son back home three weeks earlier than expected. they're going to have a great holiday. absolutely.

how itn find out just is. frenzy ofas just a buying. we have five or 10 in miami.hing around to find out what was still available. it is a super high price. >> buyers were flocking to miami to pick up pieces by modern and contemporary artists. warren buffett booked 210 flights out of there during the timeframe. they were happy to get into the market. pushed each to the owner of one of these coveted pieces. >> there is a synonymy of money heading toward the island which is the art world. at the top and there is huge interest from all the new economies that have just come back for russia and new york being in dubai and abu dhabi. the new economies are underinvested in arts. they have zero. is a top and one that did see this. 3 billion.ore them this is an increase. they sold about $200 million worth of contemporary art. they held the largest option ever. including the triptych that became the most expensive art works sold at auction. these are being driven by the allocated money that has very limited demand. they workold days, fine because of collection and passion. n

teensy on itn news. to lay low for months now since deadly typhoon heidi and flatten the philippines killing thousands and leaving a trail of utter destruction to lend a helping hand to the relief efforts at sea with korean military and civilian personnel is set to be dispatched later this month in its honor a special ceremony was held on this monday acting and then was there. typhoon i am was one of the strongest typhoon some record when it hit the philippines in november and eight. laporta five thousand people dead thousands more injured the more the four million displaced. no estimates of the damage there the international media has responded with millions of dollars in aid to the country entry is now expanding its contribution to the relief effort. the tree and no tears especially team to the philippines over our military and civilian personnel including engineers that it's become a case experts. before her departure later this month. a ceremony in the teens on it was held up the of his corporation a

itn robben scored the opening goal after just four minutes gratefully accepting a second bite at the cherry underdogs for amounts were trying to make up for my aunt superior quality by playing hard too hard sometimes. robin had to be stretchered off in sixteen minutes after goalkeeper martin hits cut them down with his dada. we kept on trying but their finishing was just too harmless. in the second half planned controlled the match but had to wait until the seventy eighth minute to put it beyond doubt. too much smoother scoring. even an ounce for christie's till i get around and spot on with their attack remained too close. what and when to kneel and book their place in the quarterfinals here's a roundup of the risks of wednesday's action. as we saw on and defeated out for. all top flight. i bought last two one two live acoustic. all four had their hands full with second division english top for failing to one and conflict also had to work for their victory against second division side housing. going for him. and the gunner and scheme can be engraved on it be careful if ten miles. sh

this has been a key pledge of the new ceo to try to restructure this company, tear itn the inventory,ove to higher-margin businesses. this fundamental transformation refocuses blackberry to be a services and software business, not necessarily one that is plagued by outdated hardware that customers do not want to buy. >> let's talk about the other big announcement. apple isile and apple, involved very much in the supply chain. >> absolutely. big news in these. -- indeed. 1.2 billion customers to apple. this deal with china mobile, it will begin selling the apple market5s and 5c in that january 17. we do not have the financial terms of this deal. you do the math, a number of potential customers. chinais now in the network and it could be a big payday. of course, its products are at the higher end of the price range and not everyone in china can afford it. we will see if phone, the lesser priced sells well in the chinese network. of course, there are many people in china who can afford it. >> thank you very much indeed. all of the activity in the mobile space. it means a lot to both comp

. >> i it is the definition of itn 1984, te big goverenwas capable of throwing iformation, people thatn't want you to fall down the memo hole. if t government ha the company discover things from their server and oogle gosone and complies, that is extremely frightening. the nsa scdal sas that the government wants to do this and they also wantto control everything we read in the digita age. melissa: what aretheyasking? >> in a lot of cases, it is -- they are calling it a defamation thing where they or they think that something written were a video o youtube portrays a governme official on a bad light and they are asking about that as well. they are making claims that the government produces and politicians eeches and i do want to say that google does not go along with these all the tme and they are good enough to warn us nd the reason we know about this is because google fits into the transparency report about this a certainly these solutions to the defation has been the same as defamation of character for anhing else. not trying to wpe the alleged definition out o the public record. the

in a stunning 1961 broadcast, his first televised interview, the 42-year-old activist spoke with itn's brian woodlake. >> i asked him what it was that the africans really wanted. >> the africans require, want the franchise on the basis of one man, one vote. >> do you see africans being able to develop in this country without the europeans being pushed out? >> we have made it very clear in our policy that south africa is a country of many races. that there's room for all the races in this country. >> mandela emerged from hiding and would be tried for treason. mandela was sent to robin island prison where he spent 18 of his 27 years in prison. during those 27 years, the african national congress increased the pressure on the apartheid regime, and in 1990, after 27 years in a cell, nelson mandela was released. four years later, voters of south africa, black and white, would go to the polls in if first democratic election in that country, and elect mandela their president with 62% of the vote. mandela set about what to do what seemed to be an impossible task, stitching together these two p

paul mason from itn has more. >> allen touring led the team that cracked enigma, the coding machine ated a computer on paper as early as 1936 built and programmed a vast calculator. its achievement was measured in lives. >> it's been said that 11 million people a year were dying during the second world war, so the work that was done there shortened the war by two years so that's 22 million lives that were saved. >> reporter: after the war he worked on the first computers while engineers were still struggling to make the len tronices work, he began developing art tishl electronics. but he was gay and though a gay life existed underground in the '50s, it was illegal. convicted of gross indecency, he avoided prison by agreeing to so-called chemical cass stration. he committed suicide in 1954 eating a cyanide poisoned apple. >> it was a crime for him and 50,000 other gay and bisexual men, but sadly they are not getting a pardon, he is. the law should not be selective. >> reporter: touring was hounded to his death for doing something millions of people now do legally and openly. in the proc

stunning 1961 broadcast, his first televised interview, the 42-year-old activist in hiding spoke with itn's brian wind widlig. >> i asked him what it was the africans really wanted? >> the africans want the franchise on the basis of one man, one vote. >> do you see africans being able to develop in this country without the europeans being pushed out? >> we have made it very clear in our policy that south africa is a country of many generations. there is room for all those in this country. >> mandela emerged from hiding and would be tried along with eight others for treason, a capital crime. all but one were convicted. mandela was sent to robin island prison, where he spent the first 18 years of his 27-year imprisonment. during those 27 years, the african national congress, in concert with a global growing movement, increased the pressure on the apartheid regime, turning entitle an international pariah. and under persistent sanction, in 1990, after 27 years in a cell, nelson mandela was released. four years later, voters of south africa, black and white, would go to the polls in the first de

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looking at the estimates in computer, itn the looks like that's going to continue. ?s it really a reacceleration an acceleration or just a continuation of a very strong trend? >> he's saying very clearly reacceleration. so within the paypal business seen year over year 23%,h go from about 25 -- 25%, 27% down to 20% last quarter and the quarter before that. reacceleration to hit their targets. that's really positive news. bigs the fastest-growing business within ebay. there could become a time when the paypal business is even the merchandise business, which is also growing quite healthily. with thatt there have yellow kayak behind you? there's sometually guitars over there that are looking good to me. there's a sweet guitar. i've never -- i'm not a -- who can't use another guitar? >> you take the guitar. i'll take the kayak. monday.e you >> u8. in real life. >> i know. >> i'll there be in new york. can't wait. >> i know. here monday right here inned studio. -- in the studio. a greater says 2013 was year for markets but it's not going to get better from here. he has' cl

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job, itn said, my day seems like a lot of us have a day job, it is with mindful investors, so it is innovative, breakthrough technologies which positively impact our lives and are a foundational aspect of what we do. the environment is a key area that we are investing in. food, water, and agriculture is another key area, and two years from theof my buddies food industry saw me at a conference and said, we are working on a food waste issue. this is a huge problem. will you help me with this? and i said, anthony, i help you with everything, and i said the wrong thing, so i ended up getting involved in this food waste reduction business, and when they first look at this, they looked at it as how do we change the world, and how do we reduce all of the waste that is occurring on every side of food, and first starting with animal protein, and we spent one point five years looking at that and considering how we can bring this product, a shelfstable product that was normally going to waste, and bringing it to the food channel, particularly focusing on taking food that was going to be thrown away and g

we had itn the blu-ray. we put this edition on.te cake here. by the way, rhea you sai you would dive into that one right over there. >> that one. >> you see. >> you don't have to force me. not at all. tell me about the characters. rhea, wormwood. >> miss wormwood. what did you like about her? >> she is such a trip. i love her, you know? she is just bigger than life and she i -- she is just like -- she is so happy with her life, with h husband. with her family -- not her family. she doesn't care about her family. but her clots. she loves her hair. she loves all important thin. >>o it wasn't much of a stretch. >> but y guys ud to love is book and you would actually act out the roles. >> we read the book -- how we found the boo was ouraughters brought it into the house because they wante to read a chapter book. so we started, you know, we read picture books to theids and en we started reading chapter books. this is one of the first ones and we would act out. i would act out mr. wormwood and she would do mrs. wormwood. >> we would d ma