>> about a minute. >> miller: are you serious? >> yeah. >> miller: go.the cryptologists skipped grades in school, earned masters degrees and ph.d.s, and look more like they belong on a college campus than at the n.s.a. actually, the rubik's cube took him one minute and 35 seconds. you know, i didn't like you before... ( laughter ) for this group, the rubik's cube was the easiest problem that day. >> so the idea here is we're looking at a sequence of numbers, and we want to determine whether they're random or not random. >> miller: how are you approaching that? can you show me? >> we are looking at this data right here, and it is a bunch of random numbers on the screen. >> miller: that looks a tad overwhelming. >> it is. >> miller: can you actually imagine solving this? >> definitely. we solve hard problems all the time. >> miller: is there an unbreakable code? >> chris inglis: theoretically, yes. there's always been an unbreakable code. >> miller: chris inglis is deputy director of the n.s.a. among the areas he supervises are the code-breakers. he says,

miller takes off. and miller knocked back!cajah reynolds getting to him first. >> charles: they got bead on the play calling a little bit here and i'm talking about michigan state. whenever they see empty set their first indication is braxton miller running the football. draw quarterback power run and michigan state has defended it better as the game has gone on. >> gus: brings up fourth down and about a yard naand a half. buckeyes look like they will go for it but talk about it first. will urban meyer roll the dice some we will see after this. we will see after this. we will see after this. we will see after this. we will see after this. are you going to watch things happen? or make things happen? that should do it. a laptop when you need it. a tablet when you want it. that's for heidi? [ guy ] oh, yeah. oh, no. she's gonna love it, right? [ all ] no. she will not. four words: he. went. to. jared. jared? jared. trust us. now, step away from the jersey and nobody gets hurt. [ female announcer ] jared, the galleria of jewelry h

four boys, jonathan miller.tin bieber isn't in your house, i hope. >> i wasn't warned we were going to spin the whole hour. i'm not a belieber. i am fascinated with the fiancÉ marketing. there is this sort of creative stuff coming out at the end of the year to push sales. >> tells about the new distribution. in your world, is it still the same thing? has anything changed in the real estate business? not really. what has changed is the prices are getting higher. >> we need a beyonce of real estate. >> of real estate? rules and sell houses like she sells albums. >> justin bieber has 50 million followers on twitter. tom so envious. you have no idea. so envious. >> his distributors were counting on marketing directly to his fans and going straight to them and bypassing the traditional ways of talking to the fans and getting them to go out to the movie theater. that is not really happening because the movie is not doing so well. plus the fans have grown up a little bit. in talking to different movie insiders or peopl

seeing none, public comment is closed. >> miss miller please call item number 3. >> the cleanpowersf program and the california public utilities commission and cleanpowersf energy efficiency and facilities and local jobs patrols strategies and. >> maybe thank you mr. chair typically we start the status with the status of the puc and barbara hail is here to provide that to you. >> thank you. most of our activities recently on the cca front for in puc proceedings where pg and e's green tariff option has continued to move forward. developing a green rate the statute requires a commission decision by july so we are expecting that the commission will need to issue at least a proposed decision in the april time frame in order to meet that statute requirement at this point we would expect pg and e's projected green tariff rate to be initially offered at 12.3 cents a kill owatt hour and that rate is forecast to increase to 9.4 cents a kilowatt hour in january so pg and e's basic service energy component of basic service rates is increasing come january to 9.4 cents and their current proposal

miller and i were raised in humble circumstances. miller in pittsburgh.lot of stuff going on when we were kids. now miller and i are living large and things change. have they changed with you? >> they've changed to this extent. you now have three choices in california they take so much money. take money in one lump sum. you can take it over 30 years. or you can not take it and save yourself some tax money because in california it's going to be $41 million you have to pay out of their half whereas the guy in georgia only has to pay 19 million. you know the things about life are always true. money is utterly important in areas that matter the least and negligibly important in things that matter the most. does money matter? everyone likes to fly first class but does it matter at the end of the day? of course it doesn't. your home, your hearth and your health matters. when i saw obama taking a selfie at the funeral ceremony, he was using his tax arm to get out there a couple inches. >> they want money from us. that's for sure. john boehner, speaker of the hou

that is really good, miller. all right. >> let's go to new hampshire. there is a congress woman up there named ann custer and ann had a little... >> right. >> get your last joke ready. everyone. all right. ann custer has a town hall meeting and here is what happened roll tape. >> can you address benghazi? >> what are you going to do about benghazi? >> why isn't benghazi at the top of your issue? >> well, i'm not here to talk about it. we're here to talk about the middle east. >> benghazi is the middle east. >> so, it looks like billy she's got the stupidist mo howard after chef hit him with a hammer in the head. does anyone notice stupidist people no longer have a dunce cap on? now they have a gavel. she has in idea what benghazi is. she thinks it's one of the three actors with peter faulk. will being at that glazed-over look like it's a bad roll on apply indicator. who better to address a town hall than the village idiot? >> is that all? >> all right. >> it's in there or anything like that. >> no. no. >> that is stuff i used to tell a shrink $400 an ho

december 13th 2013 meeting of the lafco for the city and county of san francisco our clerk is miss lisa miller could you please call the role. >> commissioner breed. >> present. >> commissioner mar. >> present. >> we do have a quorum. >> item number 2 is approval of the minutes for the september 27th 2013 regular meeting. >> i see no comments -- let's open this up for public comment is there anyone from the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> miss miller please call item number 3. >> the cleanpowersf program and the california public utilities commission and cleanpowersf energy efficiency and facilities and local jobs patrols strategies and. >> maybe thank you mr. chair typically we start the status with the status of the puc and barbara hail is here to provide that to you. >> thank you. most of our activities recently on the cca front for in puc proceedings where pg and e's green tariff option has continued to move forward. developing a green rate the statute requires a commission decision by july so we are expecting that the commission will need to issue

investigators gary miller got the call. >> we all knew we has something really bad here. we had an abduction. >> jessica's badly decomposed body was found in an indiana corn field weeks later. then like trisha's, jessica's case went cold. >> there's a lot of times you wonder if you'll solve it. you will recheck everything out. >> for over a year mill her scoured local police reports and then a break. a vehicle reported in a county nearby. the owner, larry hall. >> he had been involved in stopping some girls. they were scared. they ran from him. >> in the last six months his van was spotted by more than 11 girls in five different towns close by. including those where jessica lived and where her body was found. now, miller contacted the police in hall's hometown to arrange for an interview. >> he initially said, no, you know, he hadn't been over here. >> miller had to coax hall to admit being near jessica's house. >> i said, well, would you remember if, you know, you stopped and offered girls a ride or asked them to get in your van? he said, well, he stops and talks to ever

matt miller has visions of bitcoin. are here, theards careful where you show them off. >> good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance," live from new york. monday, december 23. i am scarlet fu. tom keene is all. we have matt miller. did you bring any bitcoin gift certificates? >> that was going to be a surprise. >> we anticipated it. christmasbitcoin cards. china's benchmark money market rate climbed overnight for a seven day as banks struggle to meet cash demand. japan unveiled a record budget for next fiscal year. that will go along with some serious debt that that country is being stifled under. economic data in the u.s., 8:30 fed and personal income as well as personal spending data. we will give you those numbers. 9:55 a.m., university of michigan's consumer confidence numbers. facebook starts its first day of trading in the s&p 500. that is something you have heard about and prepare for last week. it becomes official now, you will see it in the listings. it is the 100th anniversary of the federal reserve. after

and that gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach., hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him he said, i was just telling you about my dreams. that didn't really happen. he said, it was just my dreams. i said, larry, that's not what you said. you said it happened and you didn't like talking about it because you didn't like the things you had done but you never mentioned it being a dream. >> but he stuck to his new story. larry hall was recanting everything. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> larry hall confessed to killing three and then he took it all back, claiming it was just his imagination. >> i did confess to certain policemen that i had dreams that i d

. >> it's miller time. >> it's the very best of miller time. >> lighten up, pal. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm juan williams in for bill o'reilly. thank you so much for watching us tonight. let's get right to our top story. president obama's broken promises. he has promised everything from closing guantanamo bay to restoring trust in government. but many of those vows have gone unfulfilled. >> i have said repeatedly that i intend to close guantanamo and i will follow through on that. >> what i can guarantee is that we will have in the first year an immigration bill that i strongly support and that i'm mow proght and that i want to move that forward as quickly as possible. >> despite those failures to follow through, the white house has a whole new game plan and a whole new set of promises prepared for the new year. joining me now from washington with the inside story fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry. ed. >> good to see. >> you let's look back a year, february of 2013. state of the re

we have music from mac miller. and from saving mr. banks, bradley whitford is with us. we will have the funny amy poehler. last but not least, ryan seacrest is here with us tonight. [ applause ] very emotional for ryan to appear on a show he isn't hosting. i appreciate his courage. he is on his way here right now. he comes straight from djing down in long beach. ryan seacrest works a lot. he gave me a bit of insight into why he does with the quote on twitter two days ago. ryan tweeted, work while others are loafing, prepare while others are praying, dream while others are wishing. nerd alert tonight. this, this is an amazing thing. i'm sure you know there was a big memorial service for great nelson mandela yesterday. in south africa. many prominent leaders from around the world including president obama, showed up to pay tribute. and as is often the case with the big event they had a sign language interpreter on hand to translate for the hearing impaired. only problem was the movement the guys was translating was m

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miller time segment tonight. three hot topics.the sage of southern california who joins us here in the studio tonight. miller? >> billy, heck hectic in manhattan tonight. lighting the fir tree over there affordable healthcare tree. everything is so politically correct now. and then i see them holding rudolph down for a forced -- bloomberg is forcing a rhinoplasty on him. taking the regular nose out and putting a low energy curly q thing. and then bashir naked cowboys. >> a lot going on. >> it's crazy out there. happy kwanzaa. >> do you know what they are decorating the tree with? 16-ounce soft drinks. that's what it's going to be because bloomberg is out there mocking them on the tree. >> tough out there. according to the associated press, americans are very suspicious of each other now. the question in general, how much would you trust other people in the following situations? access to medical records? 50% would not trust them. people who prepare your food in restaurants 47% don't trust those people. so why are you eating out? p

john miller has an unprecedented look inside the agency responsible. a study released this evening advises americans to stop taking vi >> pelley: tonight, spying on americans loses in court. in a first, a judge rules that anti-terror surveillance violates privacy. john miller has an unprecedented look inside the agency responsible. tiial soap really works. jeff pegues reports. liz palmer has a rare interview with iran's foreign minister. >> reporter: would you like to see in your lifetime a u.s. embassy reopening in tehran? >> pelley: and for the first time, a baseball player's brain shows evidence of injury from concussions. michelle miller on head injuries and america's past time. >> pelley: this is our western edition. a federal judge in washington ruled today that the government's collection of phone records of billions of americans is likely unconstitutional. it is the first time a fed really court has ruled against the once secret surveillance program exposed by national security agency leaker edward snowden. in a blistering attack, judge richard

michelle miller on head injuries and america's past time. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a federal judge in washington ruled today that the government's collection of phone records of millions of americans is likely unconstitutional. it is the first time that a federal court has ruled against the once secret surveillance program which was exposed by national security agency leaker edward snowden. in a blistering attack, judge richard leon said he has little doubt that the author of our constitution, james madison, ?o9sb be aghast at what judge leon said amounts to an unreasonable search. the judge granted a preliminary injunction to stop the government from collecting the records of the two men who brought the challenge, but then he put that order on hold in the face of a likely appeal. senior correspondent john miller is former deputy director of national intelligence and, john, what is the n.s.a.'s argument for collecting this information? >> well, scott, this is all a

government to relook its drone policy. >> miller: it's been said n.s.a.ands for "never say anything," until now, at a time when there are a lot of serious questions about the agency's reach into the lives of the american public. >> the fact is, we're not collecting everybody's email, we're not collecting everybody's phone things, we're not listening to that. our job is foreign intelligence

marshall miller, jesse hall, neil and j.t. holmes.riends, you get to hang out with your friends from a helicopter. >> reporter: "nightline" had full access as they gear up for a jump. and they put us right to work. >> over there by the plane. and -- >> reporter: they used to have day jobs. >> get this party started. >> reporter: in catering, finance and real estate, saving money to travel for dives. then miller approached gopro for sponsorship and turned their hobby into a profession. they won't say how much they're paid, but now they trek the globe. base jumping off mountains in switzerland and among the fjords of norway, in alaska, pulling off amazing feats with precision, like landing right on the 50 yard line at the raiders game. on the home front, miller it a father of two who ditched his former occupation as a real estate developer. >> i wasn't passionate. i did it because that's what you did, go to college, get a job. whatever. >> reporter: his wife admit's it's taken time, and she hasn't gone up with him. >> be safe, call me a

number car expert matt miller has spoken to her throughout the years.ints beingome dropped along the way. i know you sat down with her in the spring. did you get any inkling that she was -- >> i think a lot of people thought it was coming not only because dan ackerson at one point said, look, there are no car guys running general motors or the detroit automakers anymore but there will be a car gal running one of these companies someday soon viewed but also because she is the head of product. she is one of the most important executives. >> she has an impressive background there and she is clearly built her career there. if you're going to pick a hometown hero, a home-grown talent, she is it. >> especially after the obama administration gets done with you. it looks fantastic to have a female ceo. i think that is going to be the one thing people say tom a just because she is a woman. otherwise her resume is absolutely spotless. >> she is an electrical engineer, she went to stanford. fine, she is a woman -- great.ink it is everyone else involved thinks it i

earlier this year joshua miller was laid off from his job. since he no longer has to commute to work he began using his car to drive other people like a chauffeur service. miller registered with the site set up three years ago which puts people in touch with drivers by smartphone. when a request comes in. miller drives over to pick up the claims and he takes them to their destination. california does not have clear restrictions against this type of business bears are calculated automatically by the smartphone that. and drivers keep about eighty percent of that. miller can make two hundred dollars a day trying and the service is popular as it's about ten percent secret that excellence and the drivers are more polite. the services already in twenty seven cities around the us however the taxi industry is up in arms about this new type of business. drivers are calling on the government to restrict its rival service for safety reasons. and for me. almost every day another dollar. well for me there. in september. california passed a measure that al

miller is valued most, but he was third with 25 catches with the 49ers. kpix has you covered monday night beginning a special one- hour show. coverage from candle stick at 4:30. a sixth rank stanford cardinal and this one was over early. scores 13 unanswered on her own in the first half to put the game away. she had a game high of 31. stanford wins 75-41. tough news for the 49ers losing bruce miller. >> very exciting game on monday. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, marge: ooh, careful, homer. homer: there's no time to be careful. we're late. ( singing "oh, little town of bethlehem") excuse me. pardon me. hey, norman, how's it going?

even rich miller has got to be pulling out his wallet for holiday spending.ull of good cheer, right? >> for once, i don't have to do that. we got an early christmas present from the bureau of labor statistics. jobs picked up, retail picked up. two thirds said they expanded payrolls. unemployment fell mostly because people are working, not dropping out of looking for work. >> gdp got upgraded but that might be less than meets the eye. >> some say this sets us up for a good year and of course we have heard this before. the gdp report that says maybe it will not happen until the middle of next year. there is a huge amount. the company has a little bit ahead of themselves. the growth might be stuck in two percent over the next couple of quarters. they might move up finally to escape velocity, 3%. >> in 10 days, the fed meets. i guess is it bernanke's last open market committee? >> it is the last scheduled press conference. >> what are you looking for? >> you like these movie analogies. what we have had here is a failure to communicate. in june, he said, we're goi

even rich miller has got to be pulling out his wallet for holiday spending.l of good cheer, right? >> for once, i don't have to do that. we got an early christmas present from the bureau of labor statistics. jobs picked up, retail picked up. two thirds said they expanded payrolls. unemployment fell mostly because people are working, not dropping out of looking for work. >> gdp got upgraded but that might be less than meets the eye. >> some say this sets us up for a good year and of course we have heard this before. the gdp report that says maybe it will not happen until the middle of next year. there is a huge amount. the company has a little bit ahead of themselves. the growth might be stuck in two percent over the next couple of quarters. they might move up finally to escape velocity, 3%. >> in 10 days, the fed meets. i guess is it bernanke's last open market committee? >> it is the last scheduled press conference. >> what are you looking for? >> you like these movie analogies. what we have had here is a failure to communicate. in june, he said, we're going

. >> black friday, michelle miller finds the good, the bad, and the appall will ugly. america's annual retail frenzy. with the self-imposed fix-it deadline looming for the white house, jeff pegues tracks the last-minute repairs to the sign-up web site. and the courageous jenny hatch. don dahler on the thrift store worker who has gone to court not to be defined by a disability. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. picture a bar crammed on the eve of the 4 of july, and you'll have some idea of what it was like in a pub in glasgow, scotland, last night, when suddenly a police helicopter crashed through the roof. today is st. andrews day in scott honoring the country's patron saint, but a rescue and recovery operation has replaced the celebration. >> reporter: the remains of the police helicopter stuck out from the hole it gashed in the roof of the pub. one witness said it dropped out of the sky like a stone. this amateur video shows the chaos. the place was pac

miller -- and matt miller is here.see the at inat are we looking terms of how high it will get? >> our estimate is 3.5%. look for a 305-310 level in january if we get a good solid december nonfarm payroll number. every data point that says the fed got it right. the yields will continue to back up and the curve will seep in. >> what do you think of the work performance of golden 2013, is that another data prewitt -- data point that proves they got it right? >> the lack of the man and -- as the dollar strengthens as we expect it will is that story. if risk is not there, inflation is not there, it is about the relation with the dollar and we have seen that kind of weakness. >> if there are any suspense in the treasury market going into 2014? if you know the fed will keep -- you know or assume the economy will improve to some degree even if in fits and starts. are there any sort of big questions that you are looking to get answered? >> if the fed does not get it right. or if they tighten too fast. relative to what the bott

miller and matt miller -- >> i just decided to come along. >> we will find a reason.elds continue to push up, what are you looking at? -- as we see these yields continue to push up, what are you looking at? >> our estimate of 3.5%. the for this level in january to get a good solid january. every data point that said the fed got it right. the economy is pursuing -- improving. aboutonder what you think the poor performance of gold in 2013. does approve the fed got it right? no lack of physical demand will depend. it continues to strengthen. it is that story. the relationship with the dollar. we have seen that kind of weaken us. >> is there any suspense and the treasury market going into two thousand 14. if you know the fed will keep assume theo you economy will improve to some degree? bigthere any sort of questions? >> if the fed does not get it right. we are expecting 3.5%. it could easily be 3/8. maybe a september type of ending. i think it is wrong. the economy goes into a stall. you could have the bottom market rally. if you assign probabilities to them they are sti

i love steve miller band.ore tom keeps singing -- >> we are talking about how there is a new contender for the microsoft ceo role. we have all heard alamo lally -- alan mulally's name thrown around. but what about qualcomm. steve ballmer, the current ceo, recently cited qualcomm and apple and samsung has taken advantage of the shift to mobile. mobile is where microsoft is lagging behind and needs to make up a lot of lost ground. he is on a list of several antedates under serious consideration. >> what did you specifically do at qualcomm? >> he is the number 2, 44, joined the company as an engineer. >> 44? he is a baby. >> his current boss over at qualcomm is 52. he is the son of one of qualcomm 's founders, so he probably isn't going to step aside anytime soon. reading between the words come he can't have to think, in order to move up, this guy has to move companies. >> what was the response to the sell side? >> they have moved on in terms of who is going to be the next ceo to what the next ceo's challenge wil

>> the hot pieces the daytona platinum. >> does that say matt miller? miller. >> we represent the branson sell at retail prices. > but there is -- we represent a brands and sell original prices. >> but there is room -- >> if you come in we will give you a nice little gift. >> wow, ok. >> what is the conduit between the watch in ralph schlosstein's world and west 57th street? michael, thank you so much could we begin to look at your holiday season. many more atrociously expensive gifts coming your way only on "bloomberg surveillance." >> we have to start with the big ones. >> the watch. >> key economic data later this morning could we have jobless claims coming out, as well a consumer confidence. futures pointing to a lower open. s&p futures lower by one point. euro-dollar, not moving too much. >> good morning. "bloomberg surveillance," bloomer television, bloomberg radio worldwide. we are thrilled to tell you that -- all of oureos interviews in video and live streaming, you can see it on apple tv. we announced the agreement yesterday. thrilled to tell y

gabriella miller, absolutely precious child.ctober just ten years old, of a brain tumor. so i know what you're thinking, why are democrats trying to kill this bill? this is an amazing story. they say it's a ploy by republicans to make it look like they are fighting cancer, when actually they have cut funding for cancer research by more than a billion dollars. as i said, amazing story. here is cnn's dana bash. >> everywhere 10-year-old gabriella miller went, she brought a frying pan to smash a walnut. even at the eiffel tower in paris. it started when gabriella's father broke the news to his young daughter that she had a brain tumor. >> they told us it was about the size of a walnut, so we would take a few walnuts outside and give them a good whack with a frying pan. >> she became a warrior against cancer. hers and others. >> it's not fair, just because, you know, we don't know as much doesn't mean we're not important. >> the millers quickly learned how little was available for kids with cancer. >> gabriella questioned all the ti

miller and affluenza? >> this whole case is like a of everything wronged with criminal justice system, you have race, the difference of wealth and poverty and junk science of -- to a degree that is so shocking, the idea that this guy was allowed to testify in court at all, you know, the supreme court 20 years ago said we're going to try to establish some rules that not everybody can pretend to be an expert. a famous case called daubert. this guy should never have been allowed -- >> he's a practicing psychologist. he sees patients. worked with this young man for six months. >> you have to use techniques that are peer reviewed. there is no such thing as affluenza. there is no disease that 80% of us have. that was a disgrace, that guy. the idea he was allowed to testify, much less have a judge believe him and rely on him is really pretty shocking. >> mark geragos, what is your take on this? >> well, look, the -- he clearly can testify, jeff knows that. he's a clinical psychologist. remember something, we're n

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. >> brad miller is ceo of awareness which sells monitoring soft is the wear used by agencies. >> we can see if there are alert others. >> the software allows managers to set up alerts to tell them whenever workers use words like sexy or visit certain web sites. anything from online gambling to facebook: as a fail safe, supervise cores watch a screen. >> miller has seen demand for the software exploit in the last three years as more companies home. >> by monitoring their computer amtivities, they can at least attempt to supervise the employee the way they were. employer can product its interests without this kind of wide, invasive spying program. >> lou malty president of the national work rights institute said it can hurt productivity it makes people nervous and slows people down. >> miller counters most people today accept workplace monitoring as a part of the job and says it gives data without individual employees names attached. >> now, 60 markos moulitsas people who work outside the office in industries like construction. business. light. >> newt morris says a black box hard wir