as leigh said, sometimes we cannot put them exactly there, but close to the area. i do not see a problem with that. i have not seen a problem with that for the past 20 or 30 years. we were trying to rebury an individual that came out of the ground by the local deputy sheriffs. and i finally was successful in doing it. but it was worse than pulling teeth. it was a struggle at that time. i am happy to see there has been a change in policy. that is one thing that is great about our american government, that we can change our policies. many times, they do get changed for the better. so do the right thing. it is not that hard. cooperate with one another. and get the job done. from the time of that first meeting, we had our individuals properly reburied in the ground within 15 months. one thing that i would advise you to do if you are working with the government or with organizations is to get buy-in right from the beginning with your managers and supervisors. make sure they understand what you're doing. i went to our state director and he was very supportive right from

that will be mostly south of the leigh high valley. you could find snowy and icy roadways early in the morning. busy time sad morning, lots of folks heading out to do errands. the i-95 corridor will star as snow change to rain. stretching down to cape may, central and southern parts of delaware. your wake up temperatures on friday by 6:00 a.m. it will be a cold start. we're at 29 in trenton. temperatures will get close to 40 degrees. cold and dry on your friday and things will start to change into late friday night. 23 degrees for our suburbs to the north and west. 27 for philadelphia. heading to tomorrow our rains will be close to average. we celebrate for another round of wintery weather going into saturday. we will see another chance of know as we push into monday. if you look at the temperatures into most of next week we're going to really cool things down. the daytime highs will stay in the mid to high 20s. even the single digits for some of our locations. >> those lows are brutal and a very active start to the weekend. >> exactly

. >> thank you leigh. before we moved to don i want to ask a couple questions. one of them is about the notion that questions have come to you from other museums about why you make a point to take reburial's to certain locations, instead of just burying them on a reservation. there has been an operating assumption on the art of others that the place was not a week important issue in the reburial process. can you talk about that? >> as we learned about particular remains, you know, the ancestral people had homes. they were respectfully reinterred in those villages towns of years ago, maybe more. it is very important that these remains go back to where they were originally taken out from which is not really doable these days. for a number of reasons. but at least in close proximity. when we are dealing with blm, that prohibited the creation of new cemeteries on their land, they were asking us could take the remains back to the hopi reservation. we said, no, we cannot do that. every year, in november this year, the men prepare certain types of prayer offerings. we

the least surprising surpass in the world is fanl leigh here! what possible other announcement could hillary clinton, the woman everyone in america knows is going to run for president give she knows it we know that we know that she knows that we know, oh this delicate dance of seduction and denail has gone on for so long. i don't know if america can take another minute, just make the announcement. >> this e-mail entitled announcement that turned out to be a fund-raising letter for her family's foundation. (laughter) >> jon: what the-- did you just fly all your supporters down to jamaica get down on one knee in front of all of us pick up a quarter and walk away? well assuming hillary is in we can get rid of the other candidates cluttering up the joint. thank you. there is just no one else with that kind of political brand recognition. >> jeb bush will actively explore a presidential run. >> jeb bush acting more and more like a presidential candidate. >> i guess the constitutional scholars treating his brother like george can stanza and doing the

began when i listen to the work that remains to be done. 30 out of 300 inventories, for example, in leigh's case. there is much work to do, many more roads to travel to get where we need to be for all of our ancestors to rest in these. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> on the martin luther king holiday, we are featuring all day programming on book tv and american history tv. what a morning at 9:30 eastern on book tv, cornell west on revolutionary african-american leaders and their impact on their own generation and now. at 4:00, editor gail sheehy. at 9:00, allen west on the core values of faith and freedom. on american history tv, monday morning at 8:00 eastern juanita jones abernethy. starting at 2:00, state of the union's address by gerald ford and bill clinton. then the history of race relations in ferguson, missouri. find our complete television schedule at www.c-span.org. let us know what you think abou

began, when i listen to the work that remains to be done. 30 out of 300 inventories, for example, in leigh's case. there is much work to do, many more roads to travel to get where we need to be for all of our ancestors to rest in peace. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we are showcasing the history of wheeling, west virginia. visit c-span.org\local content. we continue now with a look at wheeling. this is american history on c-span3. >> there have been a wealth of requests that the information given for anyone who might be performing any work for the communist party. >> the term mccarthyism entered the lexicon of american history right here in wheeling on the spot. today we are in the mcclure hotel at 12th and market street in wheeling, west virginia which is important because of its association with senator joseph mccarthy. joseph mccarthy was only 40 in 1950 when he came to wheeling. he was not a well-regarded

bucks, montgomery county parts of chester and the leigh high valley. some of it is on the lighter side. south jersey and delaware you see the oranges, yellows, and reds. that is heavy precip moving in. so we have a couple things here we have snow sleet, possibly freezing rain tomorrow morning and just that rain moving in and some of this is on the heavier side. right now pots down and redding, you're at freezing. we do expect the temperatures to drop overnight. here is what it will look like north and west. you will have the highest risk for icy roads. we will still see snow north and west. this will go through the late morning hours and through the afternoon we will start to see a chance for know left over. most of it will be around the i-95 corridor. some of the areas that don't see so much of a mix because once we get the snow and it changes to rain and sleet, it tends to slosh down those totals. along the i-95 corridor some of this changing to rain. heavy rain for south jersey and delaware. in the morning it will mostly be rain through the afternoo

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no boggit and they needed david leigh. season high 24. 9-point lead. the bulls rally. chicago with a two-point lead. green puts it back in and we go to over time. he is rising above play 113-111, chicago. 2.9 seconds left. he gets a good look and in the first half 0-13 in the second. 113-111 the final. the big question or maybe i should say the big answer is will the seattle running back respond to any questions at today's super bowl 49er media day? he has been fined for not speaking with the media. he spoke today but he had some guidelines beforehand. >> i am just here so i don't get fined. so you can ask me all the questions you want to and i will answer with the same answer. y'all can shoot if y'all please. i am here so i won't get fined. i am here so i won't get fined. i am just here so i won't get fined jie. of. . >> you are here because what? >> so i won't get fined. >> i am here so i won't get fined. >> giants avoided arbitration for crawford. 28-year-old hit .246 with a career high 10 homeruns. one williams sister down and one to go. she is battling a thigh inj

and... down... >> narrator: 49ers quarterback steve young was another one of leigh steinberg's clientsht that is the last thing in the world the 49ers would want to see. it looks almost as if he's out cold. >> well, i've been there. and there he is, he's up that's a good sign. what i like is he wants to get up off the ground. >> look at this. he looks like he's out cold and now he's walking off. >> i remember thinking as i walked to the sidelines "this is not good," you know? "this is just not the right thing to happen." >> narrator: it was young's seventh concussion. >> that's a sight we thought would be impossible. steve young apparently knocked cold, knocked out cold walks off the field. >> narrator: he would never play again. >> if my knee is hurt, everyone knows it and i know it and we can go deal with it and shoulders and... there's only one place in your body that you really don't understand, and people always say the brain is the last frontier. >> narrator: for steinberg there was a growing recognition of just how dangerous the sport was. >> the damage was occurring every week,

for the pbs "newshour", leigh paterson, in wyoming. >> woodruff: u.s.ey general eric holder today announced a major shift in how state and local police departments are permitted to seize and auction off property from those who are not convicted of a crime. hari sreenivasan has more. >> sreenivasan: the practice by police departments is known as civil forfeiture. and it's raised nearly three- billion dollars for local departments around the country. but the practice has been controversial because property has been seized from people who are only suspected of a crime, but not convicted. to talk more about this is sarah stillman, a staff writer for the new yorker magazine. her reporting nearly two years ago brought to light some of the abuses of the policy. i tried to do it justice with a tiny description but explain civil forfeiture and what's gone wrong with it so we have an idea of why this is so significant today. >> civil forfeiture is basically a tool for law enforcement to seize people's property their cash, their cars other goods, and basically app

i'm genuine leigh curious about what happens inside the heads and hearts of other people. i think the people i'm dealing with as a writer can sense that. that this is not be an act. i really do become curious and concerned about what is going on in their lives. >> what is the hardest part? >> writing. >> the wraing of it. >> getting the story is easy compared to the writing and putting it together. and telling the story in a way because freakley you're dealing with stories that you already know the end. >> that's true. cruel data is not a famous story. the mcdonald book was-- more people knew the end. but the writing for me is much harder that's not to say the research is fun. the last time i had fun doing research was my book on alaska. these past 14 years the research hasn't been fun. >> i love the thing that jim-- said i don't know who the next president will be but i know who his next friend is going to be. it's been strauss. >> he said that not about jimmy carter. >> no. >> but about somebody else. so what is it about you that these powerful men are attracted to? >> w

capitol. 20-year-old christopher leigh cornell was arrested this morning during after fbi undercoverration. cornell had been posting disturbing messages and videos on-line expressing support for al-qaeda and isis. cornell's father says his son recently converted to islam. >> i think they could have arrested him then. he was making plots or whatever, i think they should have arrested him then. >> he was arrested in the parking lot of a gun shop after he bought two semiautomatic rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. the bay area congressman is on the homeland security committee. >> we have seen just in the past few weeks terror threats and attacks are escalating across the globe. we know that they are capable of reaching us here at home, and we must do everything we can to make sure we are vigilant and we are stoping them. >> according to federal documents, cornell planned to set up pipe bombs at and near the capitol and then kill employees and officials as they ran out. >>> the latest now on the terror attacks in paris. newly released pictures show the gunmen holding hostages in a kosh

. >> mayor leigh and libby shaf made one last plea. it will be held at a new stadium in oakland. a final decision by the olympic committee is expected in 2017 ?ie. bill cosby was applauded by fans in a canadian theater as angry protesters booed the comedian outside and chanted at fans. cosby took the stage tonight for the first time since november. at least 10 perform ns ma -- performances on his north american tour have been canceled in the light of sexual assault allegations from 15 women. hours before the 77-year-old took the stage three more women came forward accusing him of drugging and assaulting them between 1981 and 1996. >> an alameda county resident is one of nine people who got the measles visiting disneyland. all nine were at the park between december 15th and december 20th just before christmas. the patients are all between eight months and 21 years of age. six were not vaccinated. disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> we are just days away from a historic golden gate bridge closure. this is a live look at the bridge. there is not a lot of traffic. there will be

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no boggit and they needed david leigh. season high 24. 9-point lead. the bulls rally.ith a two-point lead. green puts it back in and we go to over time. he is rising above play 113-111, chicago. 2.9 seconds left. he gets a good look and in the first half 0-13 in the second. 113-111 the final. the big question or maybe i should say the big answer is will the seattle running back respond to any questions at today's super bowl 49er media day? he has been fined for not speaking with the media. he spoke today but he had some guidelines beforehand. >> i am just here so i don't get fined. so you can ask me all the questions you want to and i will answer with the same answer. y'all can shoot if y'all please. i am here so i won't get fined. i am here so i won't get fined. i am just here so i won't get fined jie. of. . >> you are here because what? >> so i won't get fined. >> i am here so i won't get fined. >> giants avoided arbitration for crawford. 28-year-old hit .246 with a career high 10 homeruns. one williams sister down and one to go. she is battling a thigh injury agains

. >>> pet owners in montgomery county who leigh their dogs outside in the cold tonight could be find. if you're caught the penalty is $500. dogs that have to stay outside for a long period of time must have access to water and shelter to protect themselves. >>> about 100 people in virginia will sleep outside in this subfreezing temperatures tonight. they're doing it on purpose. dozens of tents have been set up outside the new chick-fil-a restaurant. if the folks in those tents can make it until 6:00 a.m. if they live they'll win free chicken once a week for a year >>> we've learned tonights for a shooting massacre at a french newspaper are still on the run. we were originally told that one suspect was dead and two others were in custody. but the french authorities say there's now a manhunt for two brothers involved in the attack and the third suspect has turned hif in. the three people swept in earlier today opening fire killing 12 people. now the world is rallying behind the newspaper. candle light vigils have popped up from paris to embassies in england and germany. >>> a show of un

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capitol. 20-year-old christopher leigh cornell was arrested this morning during after fbi undercoverrbing messages and videos on-line expressing support for al-qaeda and isis. cornell's father says his son recently converted to islam. >> i think they could have arrested him then. he was making plots or whatever, i think they should have arrested him then. >> he was arrested in the parking lot of a gun shop after he bought two semiautomatic rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. the bay area congressman is on the homeland security committee. >> we have seen just in the past few weeks terror threats and attacks are escalating across the globe. we know that they are capable of reaching us here at home, and we must do everything we can to make sure we are vigilant and we are stoping them. >> according to federal documents, cornell planned to set up pipe bombs at and near the capitol and then kill employees and officials as they ran out. >>> the latest now on the terror attacks in paris. newly released pictures show the gunmen holding hostages in a kosher market. four hostages were killed t

. >> mayor leigh and libby shaf made one last plea. it will be held at a new stadium in oakland. a final decision by the olympic committee is expected in 2017 ?ie. bill cosby was applauded by fans in a canadian theater as angry protesters booed the comedian outside and chanted at fans. cosby took the stage tonight for the first time since november. at least 10 perform ns ma -- performances on his north american tour have been canceled in the light of sexual assault allegations from 15 women. hours before the 77-year-old took the stage three more women came forward accusing him of drugging and assaulting them between 1981 and 1996. >> an alameda county resident is one of nine people who got the measles visiting disneyland. all nine were at the park between december 15th and december 20th just before christmas. the patients are all between eight months and 21 years of age. six were not vaccinated. disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> we are just days away from a historic golden gate bridge closure. this is a live look at the bridge. there is not a lot of traffic. there will be

no boggit and they needed david leigh. season high 24. 9-point lead. the bulls rally.nt lead. green puts it back in and we go to over time. he is rising above play 113-111, chicago. 2.9 seconds left. he gets a good look and in the first half 0-13 in the second. 113-111 the final. the big question or maybe i should say the big answer is will the seattle running back respond to any questions at today's super bowl 49er media day? he has been fined for not speaking with the media. he spoke today but he had some guidelines beforehand. >> i am just here so i don't get fined. so you can ask me all the questions you want to and i will answer with the same answer. y'all can shoot if y'all please. i am here so i won't get fined. i am here so i won't get fined. i am just here so i won't get fined jie. of. . >> you are here because what? >> so i won't get fined. >> i am here so i won't get fined. >> giants avoided arbitration for crawford. 28-year-old hit .246 with a career high 10 homeruns. one williams sister down and one to go. she is battling a thigh injury against the seven-t

capitol. 20-year-old christopher leigh cornell was arrested this morning during after fbi undercoverration. cornell had been posting disturbing messages and videos on-line expressing support for al-qaeda and isis. cornell's father says his son recently converted to islam. >> i think they could have arrested him then. he was making plots or whatever, i think they should have arrested him then. >> he was arrested in the parking lot of a gun shop after he bought two semiautomatic rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. the bay area congressman is on the homeland security committee. >> we have seen just in the past few weeks terror threats and attacks are escalating across the globe. we know that they are capable of reaching us here at home, and we must do everything we can to make sure we are vigilant and we are stoping them. >> according to federal documents, cornell planned to set up pipe bombs at and near the capitol and then kill employees and officials as they ran out. >>> the latest now on the terror attacks in paris. newly released pictures show the gunmen holding hostages in a kosh

>> reporter: i bet you aren't, jan and lesson leigh. super bowl has-lessly. super bowl is so elaborate. people shell out $30 just to it is there and watch them practice. the difference here is everyone wins. this is rich. he hopes to nab tom brady's autograph. >> he is one of the best quarterbacks in the nfl. >> i am wearing the 12th man jersey because i am a 12th woman. >> reporter: and these fans are showing their signs rooting for the seahawks. >> we are here for the best team on earth and all the glory on media day before the seahawks kick the patriots butt. >> reporter: this is the closest this duo will come to their favorite team. >> i am excited to see richard sherman, russell wilson, earl thomas, doug baldwin, the whole team. >> reporter: the same goes for this screw who didn't get to see tom -- for this gentlemen who didn't get to see tom brady, but did get to see him here. >> and bill belichick took a question from a young boy who asked him what his favorite stuffed animal was. he said he prefers the finger puppets. you can read into that if you wan

amber leigh has more on how spiderman is inspiring a bay area man to use his special powers to brightens of children with serious illnesses. >> reporter: in a storage closet, he puts on the custom made suit, one section at a time. >> my main goal is to bring happiness. >> reporter: the dining hall, dozens of children wait eagerly. for a visit from a super hero. these children suffer from a life-threatening disorder where their blood doesn't clot, often limiting them from other activities other children enjoy. >> there is no guarantee for tomorrow. children are smart. they know what they are involved in. >> reporter: this spiderman from pittsburgh tried to save the day -- >> i can't cure them, but to give them a moment of peace. it's their imaginations tap -- >> into a world where they have powers. >> i want to change the world. >> for me to be able to walk in and it just makes them feel like wow, my super hero came to visit me. >> reporter: a transformation that comes along with the all important custom cape made by volunteers. >> that's what make as super hero a super hero. >> that's a

let's bring in celebrity sports agent leigh steinberg to explain. welcome to the program.f inflation goes up 1% each year over the next 14 years at the end of the contract instead of $15 million in today's dollars, it will have the buying power of $12.9 million. is that how this works? >> how it works is you take a valued discount using the inflation rate. which we're not sure of. i had inflation as high as 17% we know if we deferred dollars to the future it will be worth much less than the face. you have a seven-year playing contract with payments spread out over a series of years. if inflation gets high, if it goes back to 6%, 8%, 10% then the dollars that the nationals will be paying will be just a fraction of what he thinks he's getting. if inflation stays low he's got a good deal. remember all this money is guaranteeed. so if he's not a very good pitcher, if he's injured he still gets paid. >> now is it a wise bet in this day and age for the owner of the nationals to be betting that inflation is going to be high, which would mean that the dollar figure would be less i

ashley: leigh, thank you for joining us. >> appreciate it.'s financial reports three times a day on the salem radio network. listen up, a new study ranks the cars you are most likely to die in if you are involved in a serious accident. ouch! here's a hint many are small import sedans. number five. the hyundai accent two door number four, the chevrolet aveo, number two, the nissan versa, and the deadliest car the kia rio four door. ride at your own risk. >>> budweiser relying on cuteness and a dose of americana to sell gallons of beer during this year's super bowl. sports marketer extraordinaire tony ponturo will be here next and what makes a multimillion dollar commercial truly memorable. there's a puppy involved. don't go away. ♪ music ♪ body language can tell you all sorts of things. like someone is having a stroke. know the sudden signs. learn f.a.s.t. face drooping arm weakness speech difficulty time to call 911 and get them to a hospital immediately. learn the body language and spot a stroke f.a.s.t. ashley: the quotation of the name in

chief mechanic leigh posted a response on facebook.apologized, and standing by the photo he has received messages of support as well. like dave says, you're mad at the chief for taking a stand? you're part of the problem. giver the mayor an award for chief of the decade. >> ines, we'll follow that wherever it goes. time for another. a festival fit for kings today in spain. thousands lined the streets where the annual christian tradition, honor of the three kings, also known as three wise men who bring gifts of gold frankensense and myrr to the baby jesus. handed out presents and sweets to all the cute kids. tony harris in new york. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. >>> if you are looking to buy a home for car in the new year i'll tell you what you should know about interest rates, and how they could cost you more or save you a few buck. plus why one of the world's rich richest terrorist groups might not be as much as it claims. i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪

leigh steinberg. let me start with my super bowl veterans.day night of super bowl week, are you feeling the pressure? >> this is the biggest game of their career. this is the thing that's going to kind of define you, if you will. all eyes are on you. millions of people are watching. you know, you've got to get your work done before hand. when i was with mike holmgren, he did a great job of helping us prepare before we got to the super bowl, because there was less distractions come super bowl time. we prepared partway and during the super bowl. that was a little more difficult, because you've got so many things that you're doing from all the interview stuff, all the demands, family demands. that's a lot. >> definitely a lot. like he said, we prepared before we went, down in tampa. once we got to tampa, it was more relaxed, just fine tuning and making sure we were on point. >> how important is this on the business side to win a super bowl in >> it is the most critical moment in any athlete's life. this is the one event that escapes the hard cor

my name is leigh freund. i am the head of public policy for aol. we make our money primarily from advertising as well, and i would add to what laurent said. we talk a lot about privacy at aol, and i think joel talked about transparency in terms of government requests we get. transparency for users is the way we get our trusts, so in our privacy policy, we try to make things easy to read, we try to get people options if they do not want to be targeted on advertising. >> the privacy policy? >> it is much shorter as of september 15. >> a provocative answer. all of the fat has been removed from the privacy policy. >> legally, right. facebook, i read through privacy policies on facebook and yahoo!, and we all try to do the same thing because we give people information about the type of data we collect any type of data we use, and one of the things i think that is an important consideration is the way we the sting was having personally identifiable information, like "i am michael beckerman, i live in washington, d.c., here is my social security and credi

no one knew his name till a sudden injury struck dlu blue so leigh steinberg remembers that moment clearill you because he was bledsoe's an -- >> i think it surprised everyone. you don't expect a sixth round draft pick to come in and become the dominant quarterback of his time. >> he's defied expectations since. what will be his sixth super bowl appearance. >> you only get so many time-outs. >> in the commercial world, taking on very few sponsors a deliberate snub of potentiallily millions of dollars, part of an image tightly managed and controlled. his one image to that he dated bridge jet moynihan. they split when he was pregnant. >> brady was already dating giselle bundchen a public mess quickly forgive by female and male sports fans. >> the fact he married the highest model in the world, good for him. >> spy gate soon followed. the nfl fined the patriots for cheating videotaping signals from opponents. >> how did tom brady come out of spy gate? >> untarnished? he doesn't scout the signals. he doesn't make those decisions. he's been teflon coated. movie star handsome. rarely makes an

now, this is a circumstantial case, ash leigh.y do have video of the four men getting into a car a couple of hours earlier. they had video of that same car entering the industrial park where oden lloyd was killed execution style. but they don't have a gun. they don't have a witness, even though there are three defendants, nobody's turned on the others yet. and in the state of massachusetts, even though this is a circumstantial case, ashleigh, we have what's called joint venture. the prosecutors don't need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt who pulled the trigger. they just need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that aaron hernandez was substantially involved in oden lloyd's death. >> that's a big -- >> that's a big thing. >> did you see what we were just showing on the monitor? it was a picture of aaron hernandez's front foyer and he's holding a gun. sure, there may not be a murder weapon neatly packaged by the forensics team and presented in court with a tag on it. but there's a video right after this murder showing him with a g

. >> missed and leigh, under broadcast television and the sunday section of "the times," nsic is invariablynumber one -- ncis is invariably number one. it was also named the most-watched series in the world at the 54th annual television conference. why is it then that we never see "ncis" or its stars as emmy winners? >> because hollywood is a very mean and jealous place. i think "ncis" is extremely successful and they have a formula that works and it sucks me in and i hate myself. but i don't think it talks much about great artistic merit. i think that is what people aspire to. that is what is surprising. if you have a show that does that well and actors who have practice, it is hard to say what is a great moment. i think that is what it is. it is pretty damn successful and is broadcast. >> we will hear from this young lady? >> i would love to hear your comments on the future of journalism? >> those will be brief! [laughter] >> you want to take that one? >> me? >> yeah you! the blonde! >> i think i may be a future of journalism, it may not be in print, but they will eventually figure out a

my name is leigh freund. i am the head of public policy for aol.e make our money primarily from advertising as well, and i would add to what laurent said. we talk a lot about privacy at aol, and i think joel talked about transparency in terms of government requests we get. transparency for users is the way we get our trusts, so in our privacy policy, we try to make things easy to read, we try to get people options if they do not want to be targeted on advertising. >> the privacy policy? >> it is much shorter as of september 15. >> a provocative answer. [laughter] >>all of the fat has been removed from the privacy policy. >> legally, right. facebook, i read through privacy policies on facebook and yahoo!, and we all try to do the same thing because we give people information about the type of data we collect any type of data we use, and one of the things i think that is an important consideration is the way we the sting was having personally identifiable information, like i am michael beckerman i live in washington, d.c., here is my social security

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as a united states senator, he built the coalition now populated by superstars like ted cruz mike leighthe new senator, ben sasse, working tirelessly and fear of -- fearlessly to bring battle ready conservative warriors to the halls of congress. he founded the senate conservatives fund, a conservative grassroots organization that took the fight to obama care, wasteful spending and leaving republican legislatures itching to compromise. when he resigned from the united states senate, he shocked washington when he went to the heritage foundation. he has transformed it into a major force for truth and liberty in america. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming a true champion of the grassroots, my friend, senator jim demint. [applause] >> thank you and hello, hawkeye state. [applause] it is great to be with all of you today. i could not help but notice the model of iowa, our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain. what a great motto. [applause] it is a great motto it has a determined spirits, it is unlike states like illinois that act like they're motto is spend to the

and returning to those other measurement and sensor types, we don't want to leigh leave those fully behind. we recognize there's potential in some areas, be it the eyelid closure and, perhaps, the new area of facial expression tracking, might be more feasible in the future. those we certainly recognize, but at this point, what has been proven and a built more feasible for the immediate future is the vehicle-based measures. so, now that you've -- we've been able to move down the road here of detection and making a predictive detection assessment, what do we do with that? this is the important piece of the puzzle that has not been fully addressed. and what kind of feedback can you give to the driver in real time? that would illicit some sort of change in behavior? that's a big open question. that really feeds into our next phase of the research we're conducting where we will be looking at some early versions of countermeasure. again, real time feedback to the driver in the vehicle. whether that be a simple icon type of feedback system or other types of feedbacks that we're currently developi