i wanted to ask you about kickstart her -- kickstarter. you made it beyond your stated goal of $75,000. how instrumental was kickstarter and other services at leveling the playing field? rex we were sitting in the edit room and we would see it tick up 10 bucks a time. people who do not have a lot of money can have something to say about the types of movies that get made and get out there. these things are wonderful opportunities for film makers like me. >> that was jacob kornbluth. thank you for joining me. >> thank you. and now to quÉbec. they announced plans for wide- ranging legislation aimed at keeping religion out of the workplace. it is called they quÉbec charter of values. if this measure is passed it would include a ban on state employees from wearing over religious symbols. that can be anything from muslim headscarves and jewish orcas to christian necklaces with the signs of the cross. it has ignited fierce debate about religious freedom. critics argue the laws are an attack of freedom of worship. supporters say the bill will help

on a bible george i wanted to talk about your documentary you just are to kickstarter for the killing of tony blair what is this movie and your kind of a big deal i'm sure you have got a lot of corporate sponsors to make this film why go the grassroots route well we want to democratic funding of the film i could have gone to a few rich people and raised a lot of money but i decided to go to thousands of not rich people under is a little money from each of them and we reached our kickstarter fifty thousand pound that's about seventy thousand dollars kickstarter fund limit we reached in less than one week so we have just under thirty days to go to raise the money that we need to make the equivalent of nine eleven we intend our goal is ambitious we intend to put tony blair the middle east peace envoy that's going well isn't it tony in prison for crimes against humanity for war crimes he muttered of the labor party he helped mob that a million people in iraq he has caused uncountable deaths in afghanistan and in lebanon on and in palestine and in syria where he's going. on for a new war h

on a bible george i wanted to talk about your documentary you just are to kickstarter for the killing of tony blair what is this movie and your kind of a big deal i'm sure you could've gotten a lot of corporate sponsors to make this film why go the grassroots route well we wanted democratic funding of the film i could have gone to a few rich people and raised a lot of money but i decided to go to thousands of not rich people under is a little money from each of them and we reached our kickstarter fifty thousand pound that's about seventy thousand dollars kickstarter fund limit we reached in less than one week so we have just under thirty days to go to raise the money that we need to make the equivalent of nine eleven we intend our goal is a vicious we intend to put tony blair the middle east peace envoy that's going well isn't it tony in prison for crimes against humanity for war crimes he muttered of the labor party he helped moderate a million people in iraq he has caused uncountable deaths in afghanistan and in lebanon and in palestine and in syria where he's going. on for a new wa

you made it well beyond your stated goal of seventy five thousand how instrumental do you think kickstarter another crowdfunding services are in leveling the playing field in hollywood. you know what's inspiring about kickstarter is the fact that people who care about an issue can get together and do something about it we were sitting in the edit room and we would see it take up ten dollars twenty bucks at a time so it means that people who don't have a lot of money can have something to say about the types of movies that get made and get out there and for that these things are wonderful opportunities for filmmakers like me well said well that was it jacob kornbluth director of inequality for all in theaters september twenty seventh thanks so much for joining me thank you. and still ahead here on our t.v. a government of quick back is pushing for a secular change all of this in a new proposal to ban people from wearing overt religious symbols we'll tell you more about that after the break. dramas the truth be ignoring the. stories others use in the. thirty's change the world right. to make

this project as you have out i'm in a latin so it's called the killing of tell me blair it's on kickstarter dot com you got a kick started out come you find this project the killing of tony blair you can put up five pounds or dollars or whatever five pounds will put your name up the in the titles of that movie for all time and if it turns out to be as historically successful as we hope it will would not be something to have just for five pounds and there are all sorts of incentives give one hundred give two hundred give a thousand two thousand five thousand if you give five those in your then an executive producer of the movie so the name is not just in the titles it's up there in the opening and also i want to mention something and we only have about twenty seconds that for anyone in the world who wants to fill the role of the whistleblower on tony blair they've already two or three people have come forward yeah and said we've got stuff we've been sitting on internet like with prince bandar the saudi arabia all that dirt that we know of that is involved up to his neck if you want to step f

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this project as we have out i'm in a latin so it's called the killing of tell me blair it's on kickstarter dot com you got a kick started out come you find this project the killing of tony blair you can put up five pounds or dollars or whatever five pounds will put your name up the in the titles of that movie for all time and if it turns out to be as historically successful as we hope it will would not be something to have just for five pounds and there are all sorts of incentives give one hundred give two hundred give a thousand two thousand five thousand if you give five those in your then an executive producer of the movie two names not just in the titles it's up there in the opening and also i want to mention something and we only have about twenty seconds that anywhere in the world who wants to fill the role of the whistleblower on tony blair they've already two or three people have come forward yeah and said we've got stuff we've been sitting on in red light with prince bandar the saudi arabia all that dirt that we know of that is involved up to his neck if you want to step forward a

the americans for whatever brock obama wants to do you know he spends it's aisy have launched a kickstarter campaign to fund world war three in america is dead so our goal is to raise one point six trillion dollars on behalf of the u.s. government that's where you come in even a small donation and make all the difference. a hundred dollar donation to sue a day pass to leave your local refugee camp you'll probably end up in references it'll have three mile walk. because obama because obama. senator graham won't if the u.s. won't attack syria a new hit south carolina's charleston home on the very same day a nuclear warhead without schools through as a signature was transferred to south carolina saw its story leaked. joins us thanks a lot for speaking to us nuclear war this is the level senator lindsey graham is essentially threatening the united states whether he got intel on this or not from another high level source elements in the government are now threatening us that if we don't attack syria there could be a nuclear incident right after they transported a nuclear weapon they need somethi

you made it well beyond your stated goal of seventy five thousand how instrumental do you think kickstarter another crowdfunding services are in leveling the playing field in hollywood you know. there is the fact that people who care about an issue can get together and do something about it we were sitting in the edit room and we would see it take up ten dollars twenty bucks at a time so it means that people who don't have a lot of money can have something to say about the types of movies that get made and get out there and for that these things are wonderful opportunities for filmmakers like me well said well that was it jacob kornbluth director of inequality for all in theaters september twenty seventh thanks so much for joining me thank you. and now to quebec this week the canadian province announced plans for wide ranging legislation aimed at keeping religion out of the workplace it's called the quebec charter of values and if this measure is passed it would include a ban on state employees from wearing a religious symbol now that can be anything from muslim headscarves and jewish to ch

the americans for whatever barack obama wants to do you know he spends it's aisy have launched a kickstarter campaign to fund world war three in america is dead so our goal is to raise one point six trillion dollars on behalf of the u.s. government that's where you come in even a small donation to make all the different. a hundred dollar donation just through a day pass to leave your local refugee camp you'll probably end up in references it'll have three mile walk. because obama because obama. senator graham won't if the u.s. won't attack syria a new car will hit south carolina's charleston home on the very same day a nuclear warhead without school throws in signature was transferred to south carolina. still relique. joins us thanks a lot for speaking to us nuclear war this is the level senator lindsey graham is essentially threatening the united states whether he got intel on this or not from another high level source elements in the government are now threatening us that if we don't attack syria there could be a nuclear incident right after they transported a nuclear weapon they need some

. >> but the thing is at the heart of the effort to kickstart the peace process as most -- most nato, troops repair to pull out of afghanistan. afghan president hamid karzai has spent years calling for his release because he believes he is more open to dialogue than many of his comrades. he was a close friend of the group's reclusive leader. he was also the day-to-day commander responsible for leading the taliban campaign against u.s. and nato troops, plotting suicide bombings and other attacks. afghans hoped he could act as a go-between with taliban leaders, but some have doubts over how much clout he still has in the taliban circuit and indeed how came he would be to promote peace. he would not be handed over to afghanistan directly as some in kabul had hoped and wouldn't it be released into pakistan. he said it was important to establish contact with leadership on the ground to persuade them to be part of these talks, and idea he said karzai had agreed to. >> obviously, they wanted him to go to afghanistan, but we feel that it a are to play a role -- a positive role in the reconcil

it is designed to help kickstart a recovery particularly in the troubled housing sector, and to bring down unemployment. back in june, the federal reserve chairman him a ben bernanke, said he could start closing the money tap at the end of the year is the u.s. economy continued to improve. an expected reduction of bond buying of about $10 billion per month. >> the global economy -- a change at the fed will be felt around the world. >> you have outflows of money on one side and the risk of contagion. if we have this contagion, the ecb at some point would have to act. >> they are preparing around the world for the federal reserve to rein in its stimulus program. if he cuts it back by more than expected, we can expect bigger market moves later in the week. >> stephen in the middle of france's financial district. let's look at how the markets for trading. >> it looked like the glass was half full over in the united states. we saw the american indices closing of blow -- gains across the board with the nasdaq closing out a 13 year high. investors seem to be in a wait and see mode as europea

hopefully we will kickstart our economy back up again. >> it looks like we are out of time. i want to thank you for joining us today. supervisor kim: thank you. >> we have been talking to supervisor of jane kim. watch for the next episode when we will be back. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cann

hopefully we will kickstart our economy back up again. >> it looks like we are out of time. i want to thank you for joining us today. supervisor kim: thank you. >> we have been talking to supervisor of jane kim. watch for the next episode when we will be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, welcome to meet our district supervisor. i've neon norm from district 7 which includes accident twin peaks and san francisco wood and other neighbors neighborhood today, we'll get to know him and talk about the tough issues. welcome supervisor thank you for joining us let's talk about our background. i was born in san francisco and i grew up in the north area and basically went to the public schools and jean parker and san frays parker. i lived in this area and from there, i went to city college then i went to cal and received my bachelors in civil engineer and worked there for about a decision that's not where my passion was so i left the job and went back to school and never turned back. that's what i've been doing pretty much all my life in the classroom or working on organizations that will focus

the city opera is dedicated to bringing opera to the masses and is taking donations via kickstarter. why some believe it's better to be on welfare than work a minimum wage job.. plus the latest evidence.. the rich are getting richer...and what do when friends and family ask for money... first business continues after this.. in our cover story, while many debate whether the federal minimum wage of seven-twenty- five an hour should be raised, a recent study found that financially, welfare recipients in 35 states do better than those working for that amount. at a time when fast-food employees and store clerks are protesting to get the minimum wage raised---a study is out saying in 35 states, you're better off collecting welfare. "poor people aren't lazy. they're also not stupid." michael tanner co-authored the study released by the cato institute. it compiled welfare benefits packages, state-by- state in 1995 when an earlier study was done and then adjusted the amounts for inflation.but university of illinois labor relations professor bob bruno says the minimum wage hasn't kept up with

hopefully we will kickstart our economy back up again. >> it looks like we are out of time. i want to thank you for joining us today. supervisor kim: thank you. >> we have been talking to supervisor of jane kim. watch for the next episode when we will be back. >> welcome to district -- need your district supervisor. we're here with supervisor john avalos, from district 11, which includes the excelsior, and will sign, our mission, and crocker amazon neighborhoods. supervisor avalos was elected to the board in november of 2008. we are going to get to know him and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome and thank you for joining us today. tell us a lot about your background, where you grew up, went to school, the job you worked. >> i was born in a town called and los angeles. it was a lot of working-class folks. my father was a shore worker, my mother was an office worker at usc. my parents were divorced when i was 10 years old, and i moved to the east coast for six years before going back to california after high school. i went to school at uc santa barbara, gr

fellow on ice hockey star alexander ovechkin becomes the first russian to carry the olympic torch to kickstart a record long relay for the salt two winter games. and fast track russia's hottest to win the one prospect's against iraq in.

. >> reporter: the idea kicked off with a video on the phrasing website kickstarter where russell showed invention called ad trapp that connects between your modem and router and blocks every ad on a website. i have one of the first units right here. it's pretty easy to set up. now let's give it a try. >> hi, welcome to my kitchen. >> reporter: check out the video on the top without the ad trap. you get an ad. on the bottom, with the device connected, straight to the video. and the company says it works on any device. >> there's no software to configure or settings. it's really one of the goals of the project is to make it easy for people. >> reporter: he wanted to raise 150ed now. he wound up with -- $150,000. he wound up with well over $200,000. ad trap costs $139. based on early orders, demand is incredibly high. >> i think the success of this product is really showing you how the general public feels right now about the state of advertising. >> as for potential lawsuits from advertisers or the tech giants who depend on ad revenue, he is ready for that. russell has already retained a

so we launched a kickstarter project, and we raised $110,000 from almost 500 people all over the world. and so we are so busy building row about tbots right now. >> it's really hard to say here's our typical member because there really aren't any. >> i came to tech shop because i needed a milling machine. i was building these things by hand and i was using a shop in st. louis. then when i came out here, i couldn't find a place to work. and tech shop was this miraculous find. they had all the equipment. then they had all the amazing people. i saw a guy making his own segue, a lunar lander, you know. it >> it's energetic. you can bounce ideas around with people. if you hit a road block, can you usually get help and kind of work your way through it. i'm patrick buckley, the chief do do. it's a manufacturer of bookbound case for tablets such as the ipad and the kindle. we've been developing the prototype at tech shop, and we continue to do the early production at tech shop using their equipment. we went from, you know, just hoping someone would buy one case to within a month we had hundred

fellow on ice hockey star alexander ovechkin becomes the first russian to carry the olympic torch to kickstart a record long relay for the salt two winter games. and fast track russia's hottest to win the one prospect's against iraq to test the sochi circuit ahead of russia's first ever f one race next year. but let's start with football because it's been a bad week for the world's top player in all messi as the barcelona forward picked up a thigh injury in the two know when it all maria after also appearing in court for the charges of tax fraud messy netted the open out in the wind to post his eight goal in six legal matches so far this campaign bossa have now won seven active seven club record start to the season messi is ruled out for up to three weeks but before that the twenty six year old argentinian and his father for haye were questioned by a spanish judge after allegedly evading taxes of more than five million dollars an accusation most men deny. it was a losing home debut for world record signing gareth by a laugh to rail madrid lost to city rivals atletico one nil of the birth diego

there's there's a few there's kickstarter there's fund anything that's what i went with the flak over that is so the leg as you kid around begging yeah. losses of the bone they will send and sure to you from taking the millions more what prevents me from just taking a super eight film of my kids and then pocketing the rest of the money or having it more likely go up my nose i. it's a trust issue through i mean you can screw anybody you want you've done me one but you have what i have with my audience what you have with your audience is a trust it's an allegiance you. start shooting in december and probably the middle of next year. you're a contributor to the o'reilly factor out of bed come about. i went on some sort of rant on my podcast about occupy wall street. i just sort of sit around and wait things get brought up in the news and then i just sort of riff on them and then people grab those riffs sometimes and say wow i think glenn beck grabbed it and maybe it got a million hits on you tube or something and for me it's not my riff on occupy wall street it's not planned it's just i

have launched a kickstarter campaign to fund world war three in america is dead ass broke so our goal is to raise one point six trillion dollars and on behalf of the us government has this hilarious got from the comedy group second city has gone viral so far racking up nearly two and a half million views literally i spoke to one of the creators behind the video tyler alexander and i first asked him why he thinks the sketch is so popular. i think people can relate to it and that's you know the big reason the other side of it is that it's really funny and it's just a really great piece satire so you know that it sort of came to be it's interesting . originally the writer john lewis said at this just an idea you know we to work at it and you know we gave him a couple of notes he took those notes turned the script around it you know about two and a half hours are at a production just order pretty much for illustrating the production and organizing our crew and everything like that you get your shot produced. it's actually. i really really enjoyed it you know it's still a tense topic of co

fellow on ice hockey star alexander ovechkin becomes the first russian to carry the olympic torch to kickstart a record long relay for the salt two winter games. and fast track to russia's hottest to win the one prospect's against iraq and test the sochi circuit ahead of russia's first ever f one race next year. but let's start with football because it's been a bad week for the world's top player no messi as the barcelona forward picked up a thaw injury in the two know when it all maria after also appearing in court for the charges of talks fraud messy netted the open out in the wind to post his eight goal in six legal matches so far this campaign bossa have now won seven active seven club record start to the season messi is ruled out for up to three weeks but before that the twenty six year old argentinian and his father jorge were questioned by a spanish judge after allegedly evading taxes of more than five million dollars an accusation both men deny. it was a losing home debut for a world record signing gareth by a laugh to rail madrid lost to city rivals athletico one nil of the bird about

the americans for whatever brag obama once did you know he's president say the have launched a kickstarter campaign to fund world war three in america is dead ass for a so our goal is to raise one point six trillion dollars on behalf of the u.s. government has this hilarious get from the comedy group second city has gone viral so far racking up nearly two and a half million views it's literally i spoke to one of the creators behind the video tyler alexander and i first asked him why he thinks the sketch is so popular. i think people can relate to it and that's you know a big reason the other side of it is that it's really funny and it's just a really great piece of satire so you know that it sort of came to be it's interesting. originally the writer john lewis said a push just an idea you know we work at it and you know we gave him a couple of notes he took those notes turned the script around it you know about two and a half hours at a production just order pretty much for illustrating the production and organizing our crew and everything like that you get your shot produced so. it's actu

it's chilly to kickstart the morning. you're getting just to the car to warm it up. as you're getting to the metro or the bus stop, layer them up. temperatures will climb into the lower 70s. it's going to be quite a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine. this tranquil weather pattern is going to stick with us over the next several days. today is actually going to be the coldest morning of the work week. we have milder temperatures in the forecast. now let's send things over to amanda meadows. >> you described it earlier as being crisp. that's a great describing word for those conditions. it is a little cooler than we expected. we're seeing these conditions all over the board. inside the beltway through falls church, arlington, also looking good. 95 is delay free at this time. we had some early-morning construction there near the fairfax county parkway. all lanes are open heading toward the beltway and toward 395. 295 also looking good this morning. no big problems there heading in toward the 11th street bridge. if you're using 95 in maryland, that also has delay free

you have things like kickstart her where you can -- things like , where you can list your invention andffering some small reward -- i will give you a product or a t-shirt or put your name in the credits. you can set up different price structures and people are giving millions of dollars toward funding all sorts of creative projects through kickstart her diegogo. even microsoft just announced a crowd source for your children who can't afford computers. they get there and and say i would like a computer and you can get up there and donate. crowd sourcing, this idea of coming together around idea,ing, supporting the is going to be a major part of social networking. the downside is that is the wisdom of the crowd can sometimes force an individual not to say what they really feel. are not talking to your kids at all, i say please, not everybody has to love every decision you make. that's going to be increasingly important. as i move you from social networking -- that is sort of step one -- internet of things is step two. you're going to europe a lot about this -- you are going to hear a lot

network society and pure networks can be useful for things like amazon reviews and wikipedia and kickstarteralthough wikipedia has a few things wrong in my biography. [laughter] no surprise. i don't think it has the answers to the basic questions of justice and fairness that we face. i don't have the magic here's the form we all need to move to the next era. i'm sure we will get there. i just don't know what it looks like. >> was there a point or historical moment where government business etc. seem to move away or lose its obligation towards a whole unfair society? >> you know i began the book in 1978. for arbitrary reasons it's when one i graduated from high school prop 15 passed in california which i think is a signal event in beginning to dissolve the glue that held together public institutions. another thing that happened in 78 is throughout the 70s with all the economic appeals at that time businesses began to feel that they could no longer afford to play ball with government and labor the way they had throughout that post-war era of business labor cooperation and they began to spend m

we'll let you know coming up how one bay area landmark is turning to kickstart to keep things running>>> welcome back. a good monday morning to you. not a great one for people waking up in clayton this morning. many have had to evacuate as we take a live look from a distance here, you see the mt. diablo brush fire. it's so called morgan fire burning on the east side of mt. diablo, actually started yesterday afternoon, quickly growing to 1500 acres. 5:23 now. >> a landmark theater is using kick starter so it can upgrade one of its 35 projectors to digital so. far the theater raised more than $75,000 enough to upgrade one proje projector. the campaign goes on through the end of the mark. they hope to get more donations. >> here is something cool. the former drummer for the grateful dead bringing new meaning to the term "use your head." for the latest tour, packing a cap with electrodes that records brain activity. the sensors use the data to direct his movements of a light show accompanying music. hart developed this sensor cap with a neuroscientist who studies cognitive decline and pre