john mclaughlin/st. louis police dept).: "these types of events and ms. simms help us do that and were more than happy to do these type of things. we love it and we get more out of it than the seniors do?." thats right, the little old lady from south county fulfilled a backseat bucket list wish. in her 102 years on this earth, she had never set foot in the back of a police car until today. friday morning she was dispensing pearls of wisdom and free pairs of socks and scarves. edie simms/102 years whatever it is youre doing and spend some time doing community service because sometimes the person you reach out and touch is the only person that they will talk to in a day." community service is something this senior citizen is all about. last year simms sewed and stitched some 413 handmade items for the folks at five star senior center. (edie simms/102 years young) "i made my first dress that was wearable. im not saying it was good but i wore it to school when i was ten years old." (michael howard/exec. dir. five star senior center0 "but here weve got a senio

john mclaughlin. >> hello, everyone. this conversation is a little bit new for me. i tend to focus on national security and policy and some of the things that came up in the last panel. these issues of ownership are broader reaching the not and i'm excited to talk to my panel about it. our panel is called the illusion of ownership and we touched on some of the concerns about losing our ownership of data services, but we will talk about the others. i'd like to welcome my participants, director of the patent reform project right here public knowledge and he will tell you more about it working to reform an enhanced patent quality and prior to joining public knowledge, he was a research assistant for professor who i also know. patrick is the chief communications officer at the united states patent and trademark office and he will be able to tell us a little bit more about what the administration is thinking about these issues. so, welcome. >> so to start our conversation, i would like to start with kind of what are your guys thoughts about the end of ownership and what

john mclaughlin/st. louis police dept .: "these types of events and ms. simms help us do that and were more than happy to do these type of things. we love it and we get more out of it than the seniors the woman-- edie simms-- says she's never set foot in the back of a police car before. simms is all about community service-- sewing and stitching items for a local senior center, and speaking about 100 years of remembering to universities. and she says she has no plans of slowing down. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. stay with us - workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. now at 8:00-- working throughout the night

john mclaughlin/st. louis police dept).: "these types of events and ms. simms help us do that and were more than happy to do these type of things. we love it and we get more out of it than the seniors do?." thats right, the little old lady from south county fulfilled a backseat bucketis in her 102 years on this earth, she had never set foot in the back of a police car until today. friday morning she was dispensing pearls of wisdom and free pairs of socks and scarves. edie simms/102 years young: "keep going, dont ever stop whatever it is youre doing and spend some time doing community service because sometimes the person you reach out and touch is the only person that they will talk to in a day." community service is something this senior citizen is all stitched some 413 handmade items for the folks at five star senior center. (edie simms/102 years young) "i made my first dress that was wearable. im not saying it was good but i wore it to school when i was ten years old." (michael howard/exec. dir. five star senior center0 "but here weve got a senior helpi

john mclaughlin/st. louis police dept).: "these types of events and ms. simms help us do that and were more than happy to do these type we love it and we get more out of it than the seniors do?." thats right, the little old lady from south county fulfilled a backseat bucket list wish. in her 102 years on this earth, she had never set foot in the back of a police car until today. friday morning she was dispensing pearls of wisdom and free pairs of socks and scarves. edie simms/102 years young: "keep going, dont ever stop whatever it is youre doing and spend some time doing community service because sometimes the person you reach out and touch is the only person that they will all about. last year simms sewed and stitched some 413 handmade items for the folks at five star senior center. (edie simms/102 years young) "i made my first dress that was wearable. im not saying it was good but i wore it to school when i was ten years old." (michael howard/exec. dir. five star senior center) "but here weve got a senior helping seniors and i just think thats the neat

john kerry. at the time the white house applied agreed completely and working to crush on my end. joining now, danielle mclaughlinieutenant governor and jillian melchior. danielle, i got to start with you. you're the person i know for a fact here voting for hillary clinton. this never stops. >> okay. charles: if you can. i'm sorry, didn't mean to bring that up. so there are people who are -- this is an indictment for a lot of people against the mainstream media, against the government and interfered and knew something illegal is happening, and tried to make it go away, john kerry was not asked about hillary clinton's e-mails. >> first thing is to cbs, cbs was interviewed for the story and commented and said editorial standards were maintained. charles: what standards are those? >> they would not be told which questions they would be able to ask or not be able to ask. number one. dana perino who worked in the george bush white house said this can happen. remember this is state and the white house. this is not the clinton campaign and the white house. it was four months before she announced her run and, of course,