. >> sitting next to lawrence strickling is my colleague robert mcdowell at the center for economic of the internet, former commissioner of the federal communications commission and someone who has been deeply involved in internet governance issues over the years. i would like to begin with just some of the background about icann, how it is organized. almost a chicken and egg question, which came first, the internet or icann. fadi chehade, please tell us about icann. >> thank you for inviting us to this open-minded conversation. icann came after the internet. at some point in the evolution of the internet, 16 years ago. it became clear we need to organize, coordinate the court identifiers that underpin the technical infrastructure of the internet. these identifiers are unique in that they make the internet one internet. as you know the internet is tens of thousands of networks that are linked together. what makes them appear as the internet is that there are unique identifiers that identify various parts connected to it. icann coordinate and manages these identifiers are working, they

back is the person with all the material to make my life a living heaven, megan mcdowell. like me some weeks, dislike me others. >> he likes you. he's been talking about the cliven bundy cover. >> i'm here to talk about the pot. >> the pot. >> my mother called me on the phone earlier today. >> pot to cooking? >> no. >> the one you smoke? >> the marijuana. >> the stoners. >> the first question posed to you at the stoner rally in denver. >> oh, boy. >> sean, i don't know why you're not here right here with me right now smoking this on 4/20. >> sean, come down and smoke this joint with us. >> that's not a joint, that's a sieg -- cigar and a mini version, dynamite version. >> cheech and chong. >> maybe next year i'll go to cover it. >> don't get ahead of us. here is the second question. >> oh, boy. >> sean, will you be my guest in 2015, 4/20, colorado, next year? please come and join us. it's a positive event. will you join us? >> yes or no? >> i'll go to cover it. will i smoke pot? no. i'll pass on that. remember, you always used to judge people, politicians you ask the quest

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mcdowell race which is how to keep another treaty from abrogating were serving the icann's authority. countries have been proposing to take the numbering authority always from icann and what we have done as the united states is created and worked in alliance with europe and japan and canada all the typical democratic actors to ensure that doesn't happen. what our challenge is to grow the community of nations that realizes that we can trust in the underlying infrastructure of users firms and activists. the legitimacy of the underlying multi-stakeholder system is success. knowing can deny that success. the ultimate defenders of it is not our government. it's the users in the firms and the stakeholders themselves. when i go around the world when we are invited around the world and we talk to young people creating businesses and starting innovative new firms and those are global in the internet those are just as passionate about the system than any of us here on this platform are. ultimately it's a winning message and i think those alliances will hold but those are two separate conversati

mcdowell and jimmy. them at the practice rounds of the masters. >> that is what we are doing.ology collects statistics from some golfers and immerses them in a social experience to make it fun. not just a gps, it is more sophisticated than that. >> there is confusion going on. there is geospatial technology. we have mapped over 30,000 golf courses, we know where a golfer is on the course and what clubs they are using so we can generate the distances of their clubs and basically re-create their round of golf. >> what is your background? >> i have a background in technology and also in behavioral psychology, this is merging both. to go off? you drawn there are a lot of reasons why people with great business ideas brings soto golf, it much passion and people spend money on it, is that why? >> i have worked with professional ballerinas to weaken where your coffers -- to weekend warrior golfers. ,his started six years ago millions of man-hours went into this. prove thatr data to metrics can make your game better? >> yes, of course. we are seeing it already. atce we launched the pro

we'll talk to graeme mcdowell. he won at pebble, won the u.s. open. nerves of steel.nal putt when the european won the ryder cup. so we'll talk to him. k to him. k to him. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. >>> checking the futures. after three pretty tough sessions we'll see if they with he get any bounce. not so far. is this the time? when are we going to do the 8% to 10%? it would be bizarre to see it happening as yields are coming down. it would be bizarre enough for that to happen. >> i think it's mixing apples and oranges. if you look at the last three weeks, biotech. >> momentum stuff. >> these are the stocks that went up like nothing. >> they were allover extended. >> we haven't seen what i would call core stuff, the real estate stocks. >> i think generally the marke

i am here with dagin mcdowell. if you don't have fbn, you don't have it. she is saucier than a dish at the olive garden and her bread sticks are bottomless, it is joanne. season says the next "american horror story" will be based on his life, andy levy. and he took time off of the tilt-a-whirl, gavin mcginnis with us as always. his movie which i saw and it isn't bad. >> it tells you how to be a man. >> you have another movie. the brotherhood of traveling papt rants is available on netflix and how to be a man. >> how to be a man a better film. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. greg, now that summer is approaching how about you break out those tank tops? >> i will. he dropped by to ask if they spy edward snowden made an appearance at the call in meeting with the nation. and so i wonder if the trait russ swine asked if russia stores or analyzes the communications of millions of individuals. >> does russia intercept, store or analyze in anyway the communications of millions of individuals? >> always with the surveillance stuff. he has a one track m

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mcdowell. let's get the surprise out of the way, whatever it is. >> i don't have to do anything embarrassing but you're so on edge that i -- >> you think i'm on edge? >> that enough just -- >> you really think i'm on edge? i think i am calm, cool, and collected. >> you're always like, what are you going to do? >> because you always hit me with a video or a picture when i'm five, had a unnibrow. >> what do you mean when you had a unibrow? one question details with that, but we're overwhelmed with questions about cliven bundy. this comes from jason. regardless whether cliven bundy is legally in the wrong, it's a great story of the people standing up to the government. do you agree? >> i agree and i'll tell you why. this is so lacking in proportion to what the crime is. we're talking about a cattle rancher. a guy that feeds like a farmer. farmers feed us. cattle ranchers give us food to sustain us and granted probably lost the court decision. what the crime we're talking about here is his cattle a

back tonight to reveal those questions, fox business network on the morning program megan mcdowell.ow are you? >> good, how are you? >> treating you nice? >> hot rod. >> what's this hot rod thing? where did you get that? do you have any surprises tonight? >> no surprises. i was excited to be out in the street talking to everybody and a lot of folks knew who you were. >> oh, boy. >> the people i talked to know you very well. check it out. >> oh, no, here we go. >> pick one word to describe sean hannity. >> bull headed with a hyphen. >> dedicated. >> heroic, exclusive. >> i would say intelligent, informed, and sassy. >> smart. >> energetic. >> awesome. >> conservative. >> very good. very good. captain obvious. >> that was pretty good. that wasn't bad. >> i'm telling you people -- >> do you have any baby pictures this week? >> no, i'm not going to embarrass you but clearly that gentleman wasn't confusing you with bill maher. speaking of media personalities, we have this question for you. >> all right. >> how much do you dislike john stewart? >> i don't -- i take stewart for what he is.

let's talk about it with fox contributor angel will be mcdowell and jay ka. >> here's stay carney justn has made this white house far more transparent than any other white house. that doesn't mean it's perfectly transparent, i mean that creates headaches for us, right, and ridiculous stories on fox news and elsewhere. >> all right, well, let's start there. most transparent ever? david, what say you? >> i say they are off to a good start from the first term in the administration and are likely to end up being the most transparent and i think he's not alone in making that statement. you had general michael hadden, formerly the bush nsa director, who said that the handling of the metal data issue and efforts that the white house put behind it were a lot more transparent that he served in the bush administration, i think as time goes by, you'll see more evidence of it. but what they first did was to release the white house visitors log, which had never been done before by a presidential administration. there was a lot of pressure before, but other administrations did not see the merit of d

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the biggest distiller -- brandswn bands like bagpiper and mcdowell's. world's biggest distiller is johnny walker. they want to use the distribution network to drive they own guinness and smirnov. they are the sort of brands that they could get further with in india and it is a fast-growing middle class. these are the sort of areas that we're seeing in growth of demand. >> while you were talking, i was seeing where the big deals are. >> phenomenal. far above what we are seeing in the rest of the world. it is up about 40% across the world. basically, is the increase thinkingly, people are about what it offers and also the government changing its if you are a retailer, for example. you can expand to other countries. it is fascinating to see what they are doing. one issue that they are going to a white rum. >> they have to offload that. >> there are a lot of whiskey regulatoryse concerns. i got into it in jamaica. i am not going to live. it is nice. >> it is. >> it is all the range -- all the rage. maybe a bit of water. >> yeah. ok. thank you. , credit is d

. >> graeme mcdowell. >> that would be my choice. >> he's going to be on. >> are you going to get someave a lot of work to do. i'm all hunched over. i look at the way these guys finish. i have to finish high and strong. i have to show the world my follow through. >> do you think tiger gets jack's record? >> no, not a chance. >> not a chance. >> five to break, four to tie. >> even if he does win the record, jack has 22 second place finishes in the majors, an astonishing record in and of itself. >> odds went to 25-1 to break his record. >> no, he won't do it. >> he's so tough. i wouldn't count him out. dave, thank you. >> prospecting for bitcoins. joining us on the set, ed core in chief gerry baker. the state of education, jobs in america. america. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. does. >>> prospecting for bitcoins. how so-called mining for virtual currency could get easier. the prospects for gold. the precious metal ra

. >> graeme mcdowell. >> yes, yes, the emerald isles. he's cool. and i mean cool in a lot of ways. a cool customer. >> where's your money, joe? where's your money? >> as i said to graeme yesterday, the field is wide open. it would have been wide open anyway because he's notes adominant as he used to be. you know who is another cool irishman, rory is so cool. and you know, he's got more mature and some irish journalists asked him a question like why is it that you can't seem to be comfortable being a superstar? is it something with you or something with the irish? and then rory goes, you know, i don't know about you, brian, about your problem with being a loser but i don't have a -- it was funny the way he deflected it and talked about it. he hastwo majors now. if he's on, he's someone to watch, obviously. >> justin rose. >> he could do it. >> who do you like, ross? i have a feeling we might get a first-time winner. >> jason day says he wants to be the second aussie to win. he plays great at the masters. i was thinking about graeme. poulter, someone should tell ian this is the ryder