maybe jillian. how significant is the experiment with online free speech in iceland and in parentheses immi. can it raised the bar on the expression on line internationally? are there other models? i have no idea the questioner is talking about. i'm counting on one of you to bail me out. >> the modern media initiative. i am afraid to admit i followed that production closely over the last year. >> i am not sure where it stands at the moment either. i know that there was discussion of setting up basically a set of laws and regulatory structures that would make iceland kind of the haven for online free expression. >> including wiki leaks. >> and so on come ironclad protection against surveillance and what not. the details of which i would have to let go and check. it is unclear how far they have gotten. not sure. >> there is no free speech haven where you can host everything and not worry about it. >> there are people talking about creating islands like man-made islands in the ocean that have no legal

my name is jillian buckley and i'm the institute of medicine study director for this report ensuring safe food and medical products through stronger regulatory systems abroad. and i'm very happy to be with you today to share with a wider audience, the committee's work for the last year on building capacity for food and drug regulation in developing countries. and it's a pleasure to introduce to you professor jim riviera. the welcome fund distinguished professor of pharmacologist at north carolina state university. he was elected to the iom in 2003 for his contributions to the mathematic modeling of farm coe kinetics and toxicology as well as work in risk assessment and food safety. he directs the center for chemical toxicology research at the n.c. state college of veterinary medicine and will review with you the conclusions and recommendations the committee made in this report. so thank you very much, and here's jim. >> thank you, jillian, and thank you for coming out to listen to what we've done over the last year, year and a half. what i would like to do is to briefly review this r

we're happy to have jillian attending the meetings. and there will be a force in moving the project forward. >> i am not trying to be difficult. just for me, but i have been getting for my office has been vague around market street. there are the specific outcomes of the work that has happened so far. the average of the environmental analysis, this does not mean a lot to me. if you look at what the architects have done, with all the surveys and the block by block conditions. this is the kind of explanation i would need to understand what the budget is being spent on for one of the outside consultants. i am not comfortable with this moving in terms of my own support but i understand the project's cost increase -- especially in a project that is as complicated as greater market street. i do understand why this is moving forward. >> why don't we open this up to public comment. is there any member of the public who wishes to speak? >> public comment is closed. do we have a roll call on this item? commissioner avalos: aye. commissioner cohe

please join me in thanking rebecca mackinnon and jillian york for this excellent discussion. [applause] rebecca mackinnon "consent of the networked" is available for sale right over there. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] . . election fraud. and a lot of places, particularly in arkansas and southern state, one of the things that political policies did was in postelection would be votes late at night. people from the dead, sanitary code from people who would guide the last two years and now is called the cemetery vote. you couldn't count the ballots until the cemetery vote. so that's the title of the book, trained to. the election and dark i think is kind of like election fraud throughout the south. and i think the cultural election fraud probably can be traced back to reconstruction can shortly after the civil war at the end of reconstruction. and in the south, arkansas and alabama and mississippi and louisiana. there is a great struggle to gain control about the merchant class, planters, business leaders in the democratic party in the south. great struggle to r

. >> jillian ray. >> how old are you, honey? >> 14. >> from where?at? >> it's on long island. >> a local girl! >> what's your school? >> cold spring harbor. >> how lucky are you? >> you're stuck with me, honey. >> adorable! congratulations! >> thank you. >> okay, guys. one more so we're going to turn around. keep doing it, flintstones. contestant number three. come on out here. >> it's a girl. i can tell by the way she walks. ♪ ♪ >> yeah! good one! oh, my gosh -- this worked out well. what's your name? >> paige clark. >> you're from where, paige? >> alabama. >> where in alabama? >> daphne. >> daphne, alabama. how old are you? >> 16. >> wow! >> you have a very interesting tone to your voice. like an older -- like other world quality to it and you chose a song that is 16-year-old people don't usually know. that's an old nancy sinatra hit from the -- '60s or something. where did you hear that song? >> i like old music so i prefer doing that song. >> hopefully you like old coaches, too, so we'll get along great! >> team kathie lee. we're both set. >> yes

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. >> jillian. >> where are you from? walked between two people, you kind of favor this lady. is that a reason for that? >> she's my mom. >> what's your name? >> diane. >> as soon as i saw this smile and that smile, i could tell right away. let's get to the boards. one or two things happening this morning. we show you first, shots that came to us early this morning out of new orleans. pretty intense rain this morning. we knew there was flooding along i-10. flood watches and warnings have been kicked out in this rain. a lot of lightning. these were the storms that were in east texas just yesterday. and they're still kicking up this morning, to birmingham and atlanta. you'll kick into storms. cooler air dropping in for the weekend. today, thursday, friday, 63. washington, d.c., coming off the 75. enjoy the warmth. this time of year, you go back >> here is the weather in the capitol. .ostly cloudy sun earlier. a few peaks of day in thehe afternoon. fairly gray. orman comparable. of the district. 58 in quantico. martinsburg.

and look how great it looks on jillian. it's a perfect shape for her figure as it was for j. lo's.ook gorgeous. and big difference in price. wow. >> i know. and i love -- i love the leopard clutch. >> and the sunglasses. >> forever 21, for $1.80. >> our next look is michelle williams. one of our favorites. she is a style icon. >> working the bag here. michelle williams' bag was over $3,000. we sound that one from the sak, for just over $100. and the jacket from lulu's, with a contrasting color. but what's important to the look is the color jeans. it's a big trend right now. and it's a great way to incorporate color to your wardrobe. >> finally, heidi klum, breaking the mold when it comes to fashion. this is a look i loved when i saw it. >> oh, yeah. >> a great way to wear color. heidi klum's shirt was $460. this is calvin klein at bloomingdale's, $69.50. you have a great red, monochromatic look. and it's good for evening or day. >> not only are you giving us great ways to create affordable celebrity stiles, but also showing us some trends for spring. >> amazing. please go to goodmo

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. >> jillian. >> where are you from?n for that? >> she's my mom. >> what's your name? >> diane. >> as soon as i saw this smile and that smile, i could tell right away. let's get to the boards. one or two things happening this morning. we show you first, shots that came to us early this morning out of new orleans. pretty intense rain this morning. we knew there was flooding along i-10. flood watches and warnings have been kicked out in this rain. a lot of lightning. these were the storms that were in east texas just yesterday. and they're still kicking up this morning, to birmingham and atlanta. you'll kick into storms. cooler air dropping in for the weekend. today, thursday, friday, 63. washington, d.c., coming off the 75. enjoy the warmth. this time of year, you go back >> and we are live in times square. how are you doing? good? i'm good, too. lara? >> a great crowd. thank you, sam. >>> here's a look at what else we've got coming up on our "gma morning menu." paula deen firing back. how her food fight with anthony bour

. >> jillian ray. >> how old are you, honey? >> 14. >> from where?ant number three. ♪ >> yeah! good one! oh, my gosh -- this worked out well. what's your name? >> paige clark. >> you're from where, pal? >> alabama. >> where in alabama? >> daphne. >> daphne, alabama. how old are you? >> 16. >> wow! >> you have a very interesting tone to your voice. like an older -- like other world quality to it and you chose a song that is 16-year-old people don't usually know. that's an old nancy sinatra hit from the -- '60s or something. where did you hear that song? >> i like old music so i prefer doing that song. >> hopefully you like old coaches, too, so we'll get along great! >> team kathie lee. we're both set. >> yes! team kathie lee, team hoda. >> may the best voice win! congratulations. >>> our girl bbiobomasthithh this tuesday's trend. but first, these messages. old, silver and bronze... ♪ it's the red. it's the green and yellow. it's the red, white and blue. because at the olympic games, it's not the color you go home with that matters. it's the colors you