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why aren't we bombing the louvre? i don't understand.aughter) you're a national security correspondent. does this make your job harder, all these n.s.a. snowden leaks? are people less likely to talk now? >> there has been a succession of leak prosecutions and trying to clamp down on the information reporters get. so over the course of a year, year and a half, it's been harder for national security reporters to do their jobs because of this climate of investigation. >> when you call people up for sources on a national security story do they say "no, mark mazzetti, i'm not interesting in talking to you, i love my country!" click. >> stephen: there is some of that. you have these very strange conversations where people say "whoever's listening to this call let it be known i'm not revealing classified information. >> stephen: whoever's watching this show i'm not revealing classified information. mark mazzetti, thank you so much. "the way of the knife. thank you so much." (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thanks so m

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back to a louvre picture in west oakland. we just spoke -- a live picture in west oakland. we just spoke to b.a.r.t. and all the trains are running on schedule this evening. for your ride home you should be all right tonight. i'm mark sayre, kpix5. >> there will be legal action pursued against b.a.r.t. after the board of directors voted to take out a provision from the new contract. >> we are extremely disappointed on them. they need to step it up, have another session and vote yes on the contract. that's what they need to do, but besides that we'll go ahead and consider our legal actions we'll be taking. >> the b.a.r.t. board of directors approved the contract after removing a part of it dealing with paid family leave. the unions say that is illegal and that the board has to vote on the entire contract. we asked if this means whether the unions would strike again and they said they haven't discussed it. they a hoping the publi >>> san jose police may be taking a pain out of primetime tv's play -- page out of primetime tv's playbook. it's not csi, but as 11 ramirez shows us

mark nice if you've got one and let's bring in a court of a smartphone city's a senior fellow at the louvre one misses institute hi there i didn't ask if you got it because but i shan't start with that bit too nosy what you make of this milestone. well i think it's a matter of just just. going to go over it what we've seen him recently is that there's a lot more acceptance of bitcoin by both merchants in by governance even amazon this week. what's that even amazon this week oh yes and even the economy says institute we now accept bitcoins for donations and bookstore sales so it's in other countries the exception retailers is even greater but more importantly governments have recognized bitcoin they're willing to accept it they realize that it's the type of currency going forward in the world where it's more secure it's more private it's more efficient and it holds its value better as well what about that i'll say you know what goes up must come down at some point in brackets. oh well this is a very very volatile medium of exchange it's not surprising that it's very volatile because it's rea

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by visitors to moscow's iconic red square have been taken aback by this side of a larger than life louvre tahn suitcase that's been installed near the kremlin coming out would take a look at a controversy surrounding the case. do you think humanity as a whole would ban affair from living some parts of the wall g.m.o. free just to play on the safe side view through biotechnology through research through genetic modification we can give those small holder farmers the opportunity to be able to deal with and survive all of those challenges and i believe they should have all of the tools. choose your language. make it we don't forget you want to stay still some. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that you the great. choose the stories that if you. choose access to. welcome back this is our team now one of america's most wanted n.s.a. contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden has been spotted in washington d.c. bottom fortunately for authorities there only on a bus advertisement human rights activists launched a campaign to credibility and call on the public to stand again

tax system and what goes out the backdoor through deductions and loopholes and you will see in the louvre for every dollar that we actually collected the tax code, 90 cents goes out the back door for individual taxes and for every dollar we cut in the corporate tax code 60 some sense goes out the backdoor through deductions and loopholes. mr. elmendorf you said and cbo said in a report last year on choices for deficit reduction that expanding tax bases, which i think his is cbo language for reducing that money going out the backdoor, the tax code and you are nodding yes, quote would reduce the deficit and generally have a smaller negative effect or even a positive effect on how efficiently the economy operates. how small negative effect was in reference to reducing the deficit by raising tax rates. but you did mention not only a small negative effect but also the chance of a positive effect on the economy from reducing the tax spending in the loopholes. could you explain that? >> yes, senator. the different treatment of different sorts of consumption in different sorts of investment in th

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works at the louvre were evacuated, some 400,000 objects. the same took place at the hermitage in 1941 following the blockade. in italy the works were moved on multiple occasions to villas and to castles in the countryside, works that couldn't be moved such as the iconic david by michelangelo were entombed in brick, creating this scene of a silo with the adjacent slaves by mix el anglo also entombed. the italian museum officials' concern that a bomb might land on top of the academia destroying the ceiling, and they could only hope this brick entombment would save the sculpture. of course, leonardo da vinci's most important work, "the last supper," painted on the knot wall of the re-- north wall of the refectly, north wall of this dining hall, was protected with sandbags and wooden scaffolding out of the same fear. and, in fact, that fear was realized in august 1943 when a british bomb, part of their effort to fire bomb the cultural center of milan, landed in the courtyard and obliterated the cloister area, blowing out the east wall of the re

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