you can hide a message in an image, i can e-mail you a photograph and have a secret message in it.ors thought that al qaeda was doing this so they spend hours, days examining e-mails and they thought they were in pornographic site so the investigators were allowed to look at pornography during work to look to these messages and for ten years they found nothing and then they didn't find it by porno for pornographic sites. they found the german fbi, these terrorists in germany and confiscated all their materials including a travel guide and found a pornographic movie on it that hid chilling messages in the travel drive-in movie so that is what that is. i hope this story has shed some light on our current discussions about ed snowden's revelations about the national security agency but i want to give you a little background why spy agencies feels the need to intercept secret communications or any communications at all. these days we have the old globe covered, electronic surveillance covers the old globe. 100 years ago they did it on manual the. we have the whole globe covered because

it is about messaging. these things we are talking about is correcting a sin our particular country has. there's probably a similar one in england. it's not in finland. what best practices are from other countries is dangerous. it's not correct -- it is not acknowledging our responsibility of what we in this room are telling our children in the inner-city. a california judge ruled monday that teacher tenure violates students' rights to a good education. what do you think, does it? what is the messaging we are sending to the country and to the teachers? extent is ame little bit backwards, based on what data says. the data says you cannot tell if a teacher is good or bad for the first three years. after are getting tenure the second year, just when i can tell you you're terrible, you're in for life. it's reversed. you should be tenured for three years. geoffrey canada was a terrible teacher his first year. should he have been fired? everyone is bad. it's an art form. you cannot tell. it takes three years. the

our message, our core message that we truly believe boldly proclaim that message like a man coming over the hill singing, then i think we will be the dominant party again. i want to be part of that. and i hope you'll help me. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] . >>, senator paul. we have two announcement before we move on to our next agenda imet. first, if you have any amendment to our platform, the amendments are due now. it is just past 11:00. please bring them up here to the table to the right of the stage. or to the left of the stage depending if you're up here with me or down there with you. the next announcement is members of the credentialing committee, you are needed in the credentialing committee room immediately. so if you are one of those who served on the credentialing committee please feel free to exit now and go to hall b which is where the credentialing committee meets. ok. the next item on our agenda is a report from the committee on rules. so will the chair please come to the podium. >> thank you. let get started with the rules committee report. i would like to

they are 100% getting this messaging. all girl school in philadelphia which i consider one of the best schools in philly. the inner-city girls that go there, their vocabulary shoots and they they go home pretend they are not interested in certain things. there is a messaging that is coming. it's a fascinating thing. the data made sense. thank you very much. i would love to hear some of the questions from you guys. [applause] >> thank you very much. m. night shyamalan, it will be a year ago this fall since your book came out. how is it helping to change the education landscape for minorities? it is amazing to answer this question. we cannot handle the amount of opportunities that have come from the book. we have had states and cities and everything saying, we want to use what you have laid out in the book. help us write legislation. talk to our congress. it has been an incredible thing. thought i would go back to making films. you guys now take the data and do that stuff. i'm finding myself in the middle of these conversat

sincerity about their message. when they turn to the audience at the ebb of any performance to sing god be till we meet again, i see tears in the eyes of people out there. know the stories of the choir members, i know what they're going through in their families and i know they are from the heart and that comes across when the hears them sing. >> jack lieb, a cameraman for hearst corporation news of the assigned tol was cover the invasion of france, in 1944. germany was compelled him, shot in england, france and germany while on the job. the national archives restored the film, together with a 1976 audio recording of lieb's lecture. it was his last lecture before away.sed the film and audio were donated to the national archives in 1984 regard 2010lieb, jack's son. we were down at the docks and we found units of the 101st airborne division carrying everything they could carry by hand, boarding landing craft that was so heavily laden the had to be pushed off docks by trucks. as you see in this manner. men were being

is needed harry's message of hope is needed around the world. right now more than one sixth of the world's populations has been recripple listed in the last year because their lesbian or gay that's absolutely wrong. that's why stuart and i founded the harvey milk foundation to take this message globally around the world where people really need us as stuart as said when we speaks in foreign countries, you know, he sees the conditions that people live in he sees the real the chains that are on people they can't live their lives and be true to them he when we leaves the people that go in those countries continue to live and structural for the equality we take for granted certainly in san francisco we live in a bubble it's a bubble we love and san francisco is a tremendous place but the world is not like us here in san francisco. there are many people here today, i would want to acknowledge too many to acknowledge as i said many of you worked with harry during his campaign and upper my volunteers for the successful campaign for supervisor and rose

a photograph, and i can have a secret message in it.o investigators thought that al-qaeda was doing this, right? so they spent hours, if days, examining e-mails. and, actually, they thought they were this pornographic sites, so the investigators were allowed to look at pornography during work, and for ten years they found nothing. and then -- [laughter] they didn't find it by poring over pornographic sites, they actually found the german -- [speaking in native tongue] which is like the fbi caught these terrorists in germany, and they confiscated all their materials including a travel drive, and they found a pornographic movie on it, and it hid chilling messages in the travel drive in a movie. so that's what that is. but the movie was called "kick ass." so just returning here, you know, i hope that this story has shed some light on our current discussions about snowden's revelations about the national security agency. but i also want the give you a little background why spy agencies feel the need they need to intercept secret communicati

our message, our core message that we truly believe boldly proclaim that message like a man coming over the hill singing, then i think we will be the dominant party again. i want to be part of that. and i hope you'll help me. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] . >> thank you all very, very much. thank you all very much. [applause] thank you all for that very warm reception. i want to first of all start off by thanking my good friend your governor terry for the great job he is doing for the people of iowa. [applause] >> cutting taxes, growing the economy, reforming your educational system. he is going to do a great job if we give him another four years. let's hear another round of applause. [applause] >> you've got several great leaders here whether it's your senator chuck grassley, or steve king your congressman. i had the privilege of getting to know the next united states senator from the great state of iowa. isn't joni an amazing principled conservative? [applause] there are so many reasons to help her get elected. she will rein in taxes, rein in government spending. but if y

but where is their message? what are they going to sell for the second term of the president's last two years? >> i do think the white house kind of wanted to get immigration reform. and so even if the possibility was small, if it's gone away, that's bad for them. gwen: so let's go inside some of the messiness that's happening right now. on the hill and also what's happening in the next couple of races. i want to ask you, robert, about what's happening. you said kevin mccarthy is doing this. how is he going -- how does he march right into eric cantor's old job, the majority leader's job without any real challenge? we have one last standing tea party challenge but that's it? >> there's a minor long sought challenger in raul labrador from idaho and part of that boehner coup attempt in 2013 and does not have much of a chance. his aide told me on friday that he was not going to even come back to the capitol until monday or tuesday. so he doesn't have the time and doesn't have the organization. mccarthy started immed

saved message. >> hey, i'm back in town.ive me a call. let me know if you want to get together. okay. bye. >> the significance of this message was enormous. it gave the police and investigators another avenue to go down. >> the number was traced to a wealthy local businessman, 56-year-old kenneth otto. >> we found out that mr. otto was an outstanding person. he had a family, a wife and kids. >> had was a somewhat successful industrial business owner, had no prior criminal record and liked to hang around the strip clubs. >> ken otto was a regular at the kahoots club where shamia worked and he admitted he had given shamia a ride to work that afternoon. >> he said that he called shamia and when he called her she requested that he bring her to work because she didn't have any transportation. so he agreed to bring her to work. >> he said he last saw her going through the door of kahoots and he drove off. >> but another customer insists that he had given shamia a ride to kahoots that afternoon. his name was harold brown, another r

a message echoed by the head of thesncf. for him, the strike has already cost too much for the >> we lost 315 million euros, three regional trains. that is one third of our income last year. it is enormous. compensateans to passengers for the strike, but calm not certain that will -- be enough to calm the growing frustration for the >> president obama rules out any combat role for the u.s. troops, but has appointed 300 advisors to the military. the nato chief accuses moscow of resuming its military buildup in the area around the ukraine border. and long live the king, large crowds turn out to cheer on felipe as he began his reign today. marcus carlson joins me now. general electric is playing another card as it tries to take over parts of ouster him -- alstom. >> only days to go before alstom is to make a final decision on two rivals for part of its business. bid comes asric's the french government offered 12.3 billion euros to buy alstom 's energy business out right. but now the american company form threets to joint ventur

ours has a problem of messaging.our issue is we're telling these kids they are worthless, that they have no value in this country. that's what is being told. this isn't about just education but it's about messaging pics of these things is correcting a sin that our particular country has. there's probably a similar one in england, probably in someplace like that. it's not in finland. using the data, what best practices are from other countries, is dangerous because it's not correct for our -- it's not acknowledging our responsibility, what we in this room are telling our children in the inner-city. >> a california judge ruled monday that teacher tenure violates students rights to a good education. what do you think, does it? >> again, what is the messaging we are sending to the country and to the teachers, right? tenure is, some extent, is a little bit backwards based on what data says. the data says you cannot tell whether a teacher is good or bad, for the first three years. so if you're getting tenure in your second

is the intended message friendly?purpose is to kill. these people love their guns but do they love them so much that they have become blind to how ordinary people react to the sight of an armed person let alone a group of them. particularly in a country where mass shootings occur regularly in ordinary places like the movie theater or school or on the street. if the message is to tell criminals that if you try anything these civilians won't wait for cops to arrive, they will shoot you dead, aren't civilians getting the same message? why should we entrust our security to a bunch of random armed men on the street rather than trained law enforcement? we don't have to speculate on what most americans think. the huffington post polled this very question and found 55% to 32% americans say they want restaurants and retailers to keep guns out. that includes 48% of independents. and home depot's decision to do what chipotle and jack and the box and starbucks and other restaurant trains wouldn't allowing open carry groups to han

and they need to send the same message.can't happen if we develop this separately. >> reporter: john had a hand in building g.m.'s current crash avoidance system. alert systems exist in higherened cars. what is -- higher end cars. what is different about v2v. >> cadd lacks have six raid areas, two cameras. they are not enough to see you. v 2 v fills in the gaps and let's you have more information to address the driving situations that are challenging. >> reporter: and challenging situation is is what i got from the test drive from v2v researcher donald grim. i'll be more reckless. >> okay. push the envelope. >> reporter: my last chance. whoah. [ beeping ] >> reporter: agh. what is a car doing stationary in the middle of my run way. do you know what, i don't tend to look at that display. >> that's not meant to focus on, it's informational. did you see the scrolling red? really the alert that provides you, you know, the intended responses on top of the dash. it's important because for these type of alerts, we want to direct t

i think this verdict sends a clear message to qatar, and it has a broader message to other journalists and others in egypt, both egyptians and foreigners who are trying to speak accurately in egypt. there are many, many disturbing levels of this case. but yes, i believe it's a political case between egypt and qatar. >> can you control journalism any longer? in the age of the internet, in the age of twitter, in the age where every time i saw tahrir square there were people taking pictures with smart phones. is there a way to control information the way your government is trying to do so now? >> it is unfortunate that the government in egypt cannot realize the fact that we live in a different world than the world that we lived 40 years ago or even 30 years ago. nobody can control journalists and journalism the way they they can control it. but again, it makes very much sense for me what they've been trying to do since july 3rd. the first thing that viruses target is the immune system of the body. also in dictatorship the first thing a dictatorship targets is the immune system of the soci

it was a very effective message in those races. it is one that, frankly, a lot of senior people haven't figured out how to rebut. it has been run time and again quite successfully. article, the fox appearance -- those hit back at thad cochran's message. his key point is i can do things. when he looks lost on the campaign trail, it undermines his key reelection pionts -- poi nts. one of the things the profiles are missing is that thad cochran has, quite frankly, a very senior staff that has been able to do a lot of things. thad cochran held up the thorn built to make sure -- thorn -- the farm bill to make sure there was a program for mississippi. when he goes on the trail and looks a little bit lost, it really hits at that key argument that he has to sell to get his seat. , that's our585-3881 line for republicans. (202) 585-3880, for democrats. we welcome your e-mail at journal@c-span.org. let me ask you to set up thursday's vote. a lot of back and forth. sessions is in, sessions is out. itwe speak at the moment, looks like kevin mc

our message, our core message that we truly believe boldly proclaim that message like a man coming over the hill singing, then i think we will be the dominant party again. i want to be part of that. and i hope you'll help me. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] . >> more now from the iowa republican party conference. up next, governor bobby jindal of louisiana. his conference to lace in des moines on saturday. [applause] >> thank you all very, very much. thank you all very much. [applause] thank you all for that very warm reception. i want to first of all start off by thanking my good friend your governor terry for the great job he is doing for the people of iowa. [applause] >> cutting taxes, growing the economy, reforming your educational system. he is going to do a great job if we give him another four years. let's hear another round of applause. [applause] >> you've got several great leaders here whether it's your senator chuck grassley, or steve king your congressman. i had the privilege of getting to know the next united states senator from the great state of iowa. isn't jon

. >> it is like a message like a dead fish.ease out. >> or when a cat brings you a mouse or bird or whatever. >> you would see poop in front of your door as a gift. >> wouldn't you all? >> they say the hallway pooper's behavior may escalate. i don't know what that could mean. >> it can only go up from here. i'm assuming smeared on the wall. hand prints everywhere. how do we know this was human poop? it could have been dog poop and it could have been kid poop. that's why take your kid to work day, terrible idea. never happen again. >> you can tell dog poop. it is greenish. we give our dog broccoli. >> that's a sad little fact. >> it is funny how we love the stories about the epa. we just figure they are a bunch of nerds. what is happening. >> they are pooping in the hallway. >> well, i want to go to you. defend your hero. the epa hall way pooper. >> it is not all epa agents. i think it should be called the ep and poop a. i want to be the expert who you go to and then i can say it is a health and safety risk in the hallway. i hav

that was a very optimistic and forceful message.th you that even i was sometimes worried. i didn't believe it would happen, mainly for political reasons, but while i would say a large majority of professional opinion in washington was convinced that greece would exit the euro, jacques steadfastly figured that it would not, such as want to put that on record. reza, you are responsible for a lot of this stuff. director of the imf europe department. can you tell us just a few words of the economy out in particular, how do you link this populist, you know, yet it's not a majority by 3% is a large vote. how much of it is economic distress, unemployment? and also, you know, deflation, the european inflation target is 2% or just below. it's now running at less than half. all hell would break loose if inflation was 3.5%, right? i mean, think about it. the buddy would be -- it's below 1%, almost getting close to zero, and nothing seems to be happening. >> thanks, kemal, for the very kind introduction. before i, too the story, let me just ind

and the message i have this year is very similar to that message of last year. lot of things have not changed. they have only gotten worse. the same message, new facts. allowed me to begin with something that may resonate with most of the people in this room. we are troubled on every side. but not distressed. we are perplexed but not in despair. persecuted, but not forsaken. cast down but not destroyed. who am i talking about? as soon as like coronation. british is also the words of the apostle paul to the caribbean sea. they have seen this picture before and that is the picture of greasy today. and just like paul's message was one of don't give up that is my message to you about what you're facing in this country you have many great speakers to talk about the problems. i don't have to remind you but i some of the problems that this nation faces through his administration with three words. a crisis of crises. [laughter] plural. think about it. it is not just one crisis. there are several crises. [laughter] that this administration is dealing with and the democra

not a bad message for a kid in the white house. >> it's a great message and i'm sure they will find a to make it a net negative, because haters are going to hate. the mere fact that the president himself worked until an ice cream popular as a teenager sends a message about aspiration. it should send a great message. >> let's be very clear, though. this is not her going to mcdonald's. she's working on one day on the set with halle berry. >> have you work as a production assistant? >> it's not easy. it's with halle berry. she got to wrap the take. not many production assistants get to do that. >> i think you are both right here. there's no question that the obamas did not grow up with, you know, silver spoons in their mouths. they both had to work for it. they were paying back student loans well into their 30s and i don't doubt that they like any parents, like you guys who are parents of a kid, you think about how you want to bring your kids up and they thought a lot about this. i give them a ton of credit for talking about this out loud. that said, people growing up in the white house,

al sistan these message was delivered by his supporters as he urged the political bloc to select a new prime minister, parliament speaker, and president by early next week before parliament convenes. >> all political blocs have to agree on the three positions. prelude to aa political solution that everyone is seeking. >> meanwhile, the embattled prime minister, nouri al-maliki, has been fighting to step aside as he tries to win a third term. >> al-maliki has failed for eight years. he has not tried to solve our problems. how can he stay in power? i don't think he will stay in power. 's bloc mayi have won the last election, but can he form a government? what's the latest challenge comes as fighting rages among iraq and large swathes of territory falling out of government control into the hands of islamist militants. muslims across the world are marking the start of ramadan. the central african republic celebrations are being marred by the religious conflict engulfing the nation. armed rebels and christian militias have been accused of killing thousands and african peacekeepers say at le

what do you think about this message?s it effective or do you think it's sending a weak message out about women? >> i think the people who shot this ad, so it's a feminine products ad, you know, from the old en days, right? the max ipad company? really? they're so out of touch. can you imagine shooting this and seeing what the young girls are doing. isn't this where you go, cut. we don't need the ads anymore. they just disproved their point of this entire campaign by showing the footage of the young girls and the real issue is not girls. girls are doing gret. it's little boys that are getting left behind in today's society. that should be the focus of where companies start to put their efforts. >> they tried this with the pantene ad and women apologize too much. they got mixed reviews. are the advertising companies just not getting it when it comes to women? >> i think they're holding to a much older view that existed of women. they feel like women think -- always think we're weak and constantly need to be told we're stro

during a surgery he allegedly sent 45 messages to a patient -- messages to a patient. >>> even a wildfire is no match for a couple's wedding plans. the wedding near bend, oregon was temporarily halted because the fire was said to be too close but they were leaved under one condition. that they move quickly. the smoke and flames made for some pretty dramatic wedding photos as you can see. the reception was held elsewhere. >> well we hope so right? >> yeah right. >> i mean they said move quick. get the picture and you're out of there. >> i do kiss, done. >> that's the only flames in the marijuana to come right? >> marriage to come right? >> hi everybody let's go ahead and take a look outside. when you see the clouds, those clouds signal a big change in our weather forecast there. they are right there. that's the marine layer it's roughly between 1500 and 2,000 feet deep at the beaches. in fact a little bit of condensation has been noted and also most notably are the numbers near the beaches. still only 60 in san francisco. we've only seen a four degree increase since 6:00 a.m. this morning.

the messaging war kicks in. you figure out what the political capitalizations are and nothing winds up happening. immigration -- we saw in 2005, 2006, 2007, when a republican president tried to put it forward. the problem is -- this is the third rail. we've talked about social security being the third rail. immigration is a third rail for republicans, and it is something they are going down to deal with in 2016. host: let me conclude with a look at the week ahead. the houses back this week, as is the senate -- the house is back this week, as is the senate, but all eyes are on thursday. guest: the key for c-span watchers to note. you have one election for majority leader. if kevin mccarthy wins, you have another one for whip immediately. mccarthy being the favorite, that opens up the whip's job and that is going to be a very contested race. three people running, all of are credible candidates. it is wide open. nobody has majority support right now. it is going to be really exciting to see where it goes and fairly

time to stick to the message, the message.ver from them and you can win. >> and so, whatever happened to a more unified republican party, lenny? i mean, this seemed to have come from the last election, that was the lesson. seems like the memory is short. >> well, it's because we oftentimes get into the fights among conservatives. we need relatible, digestible conservatism. i think two often than not the conservative wing and fellow conservatives forget that the ivory tower conservatism is just as bad as ivory tower liberalism. if it's something that the average and swing voter cannot relate to, we cannot win and cannot legislate and can't lead america out of the depression we are in right now from an economic standpoint and morale standpoint and we have to be more united and don't just get caught up in the philosophy of conservatism but applicable across the diversity of america. >> another big test of tea party party is a week away when long time incumbent thad cochran faces a run-off election. what could happen? >> what is g

what we are hearing from republicans, this is thetima ultimate wait and see message. w >> i have one leadership aid tell me, the night when cantor went down, immigration was deadt it wasn't going to happen. g the president was sort of waiting to see -- i think there's more pressure from advocacy groups for the president to do something. some kind ofid executive action. we'll see what happens with the d.h.s. review. potential 20 16 candidates, including senator rand paul from kentucky. again he went after the clintons, calling bill clinton on this network a sexual predator. in his remarks yesterday he had this to say about hillary clinton. [video clip] >> i got her in front of my committee on the way out, finally, and i told her look, if i had been president i would have asked for your resignation. [applause] i asked her a question. i asked her -- did you read the cables from the ambassador? she never read them. it is a dereliction of duty and something that should preclude her from ever being considered as commander-in-chief. guest: there is a reason republicans have

if i was to ask you what is the message, there is a very clear message.he message from the federal reserve is clear. the message from the ecb is clear. the message from the bank of japan is unclear. >> the message from the ecb is clear as you say, what is the message from the ecb going to lead to outright bond buying? bond buying on the scale we have witnessed from the likes of the boj, the federal reserve and the bank of england? >> it is a weapon. , ifecb has already stated necessary, we will do a bond buying program without stabilization. the balance sheet of the ecb would rise significantly. .f necessary in the meantime, you have u.s. growth acceleration, u.k. acceleration, a new grand coalition spending. i don't believe they will have to use it. >> alain, good to chat to you. good luck to france. i think they are playing honduras in the next couple of days. good luck to france in the world cup. threatendebt could britain's recovery. rate hikes could come sooner than expected. that is according to mark carney. for more, let's bring in caroline hyde. r

to take that message to the voters. you look at the leaders that emerge on a national level, rand paul, paul ryan, they're enga engaging those constituencies. >> you guys are great. stay here. we want you to fire back on another controversy in washington. should speaker boehner sue president obama over executive orders? tweet yes or no using # crossfire. we'll have the answers after the break. >>> i'm outraged that a vasectomy can be a bargaining chip in a plea deal. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "have just a little buffet". that's the idea behind the more everything plan. it's more of everything you want. for less. plus, get the droid maxx

there are very few that knowing put their lives on the line evidence and took bullets and that his message can free lgbt people across the world i said i would only do that if ann joined me ann is an inspiring leader and will bring forgot humor i didn't inherit if my usage but that you could my uncle's humor please welcome my uncle's heart and soul of those days going forward please welcome ann (clapping) >> i think we should start a new campaign perhaps you'll all join me and make the harvey milk stamp a permanent exhibit in city hall wouldn't that be great (clapping) i know that's something that harry would have loved. harry changed my life. i mean with one phone call from harry said come and talk to me and mob maybe you can work with me on the campaign i've dedicated my life to public service if i hadn't hooked up with harvey i have no idea what direction i would have taken he instilled the hope we've talked about and it's like absolutely such a part of my core that i am here to serve the citizens in what ever role i'm in to serve the public and that's something that's an honorable job

now, president obama is sending their parents this message. >> oh, our message absolutely is don't sendpanied on trains or through a bunch of smugglers. that is our direct message to the families in central america. do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it, they'll get sent back. more importantly, they may not make it. >> now, the uncertain future of these children highlights the complications and difficulties of america's immigration policies. and a new cl nn film called "documented" explores it through the journey of a pulitzer prize winning journalist jose antonio vargas who outed himself in a 2011 essay. since then he's been talking to others about what he calls america's broken immigration system. >> i was brought here when i was 12. i didn't know it. my grandparents were american citizens didn't tell me. so i've been here. i've been paying taxes since i was 18. i just want to be able as you said to get legal and get in the back i've line somewhere. >> jose antonio vargas joins us now from new york. thanks so much for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thank you so

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that message is contradict tory and it believes the picture cloudy for the afghans. there's another piece to the decision as well as the timeline, that is the decision to fold everything under the embassy by the third year. i believe that is clearly a mistake. that was a model which was used in iraq. it did not work well in iraq. my colleague jim jeffrey who was ambassador there can wax quite eloquent on why it did not work. it's not that it kpt work in theory. it is that it allows all sorts of bureaucratic stove pipes and habits in the u.s. government to snap back into place when you don't have a military presence as a central organizing force. and frankly, it's also a bit of a shell game because you can have a very large military presence under an embassy direction as we have say in saudi arabia where you have a two-star general in command of a military training mission and then a very large contractor presence with the saudi arabia national guard. it is a shell game but it is also one which plays to a model which has not work well in the past. if that model is goi

own message system.ow you unify all of these so you don't end up getting stuck in network traffic? >> we don't like seeing ourselves as a messaging product. we are a family product. every feature we build is tying back into the concept of needing an online hub for your family and the features you use for a very small group of people are different from what you need for one you use with everyone. life360 will notify you every time your kid gets to school, every time your husband or partner leaves the office. our users are getting hundreds of notifications a month. it will only work within a small group setting and that focus is what is keeping our edge and growing even though we have guys like apple and whatsapp that have some parity with some of our features. >> thank you very much. chris hulls is the cofounder and chief executive of life360. we will talk about a crowd funding site that allows you to invest as little as $100 in real estate projects. we will be joined by the chief executive of fundrise. ♪

there is a message in that bottle. what do we do? stomped in there, made them allies of a country that had occupied them for 1000 years called china. we didn't understand the internal dynamics. a country they hated. always,t question was what do you think about what is china is doing to us? the american embassy in curtis tan, you see how hungry people are for our values. how hungry they are for america as a model more than a military. to lead.rld want us let me close with this. you been talking about this in your column. this idea of where your kid is going to get a job. a big question you think, and a paramount question for america today. >> i'm doing a conference on this next week. i think it is the biggest question. when i go around the country, if there is a single foreign-policy question i get, how might going to get a job? regardless of what country. what is striking, we are in the middle of a really big disruption here. use uber. you ask them, do you like this thing? they love it. i drive on my own. when i do want to drive on