. >> so that was fred coke's minder when he traveled to the soviet union in the 19 thirties. this was a formative experience because he, a, his work in the soviet union formed the seeds of the family fortune. he had been sue in the u.s. and forced to look for work outside the u.s. and ends up getting a $5 million contract with his partner to modernize refineries throughout the soviet union. when he travel there's to oversee the work an old bolshevik is his minder who takes him around the country. according to fred he tells him the plans that the communists have to subvert the united states, things like we're going to make you rotten to the core. when he sees fred off at the train station he basically shakes his fist at him and says to him, i'll see you in the u.s. sooner than you the or something like that. so this is an image that haunts fred. here he is, he's helped to modernize the soviet oil industry which had been decimated at that point, helps to industrialize the soviet union and empower the soviet union and returns home vowing to do everything he can to fight back aga

net minder and arguablably its best ever is from the garden state right off of route one and north brunswick. howard was a stand out athlete in north brunswick high school. he played basketball too but soccer was his best sport. what may surprise you is for most of his senior season he didn't spend anytime in the goal n fact he was trying to score them playing in both midfielder and a striker. >> he is determined, hard working, and inspiration. >> reporter: stephanie, would know, while howard was patrolling the pitch for the the boys team she was a goalie for the girls team. >> he would go and train with the guys and he was there and just awesome. awesome to be around him. >> stop that ball. >> reporter: now howard's biggest fan she said it ace parent from early on that the kid voted most athletic by his classmate was on his way to stardom. >> especially by his senior ew that he wasby his senior going straight to the pros. >> reporter: that he did playing on multiple european club teams while representing the u.s. in more international matches, then any other goalie. >> you are from north br

c i would and i looked if my innocent child like minder said this is meaningless this is a meaningless solution then i grew up you would know this is going to love meaning you just understand it don't understand it and then now go a little bit older still it was just meaningless trickery and skullduggery and they if by their own terminology oval still a t. in g.d.p. they still can't make the situation any better then what value does he have what mary did i have as easy as you just said about the transference of wealth to it and all the terminology all the language is meant to obfuscate it's meant to confuse the other like. any self is quite confusing but that's the irony because it's meant to be in it for usenet so if you think i wish being so confuse and drove across men . bastardy george osborne and david cameron could not be more egregious but that's very controversial but i think that's real is the austerity the impact on people the money they're taking from the very poorest that disabled the pensioners you're seeing money taken from them and now the mayor has ordered three water c

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the european court will hear proceedings brought from a child minder who alleges he was the dismissedor being obese. they claim he was unable to perform his duties and needed the help of colleagues to tie children's shoe laces. if he wins obesity would be approached like any disability or impairment. treating an employee less favorably because of their weight. let's talk with the head of employment at irwin mitchell. the rulings of finding throughout the e.u. there could be a far reaching precedent as a result of the case. >> we need to look at how cases are are presented to the european court. not like an appeal within the domestic system. you put specific questions to the court. there are three questions here. it is, this will affect only public sector employees. all employers. if it is who bear it is burden of proof of dealing with the case. if the answer is there is a disability. it's all employers. that could have significant impact on visitors. >> many people reading about this case may say the danish gentleman couldn't perform his job are. it had nothing to do with whether it w

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the european court will hear proceedings brought by a child minder who allegedlies he was dismissed by his local authority as he is obese. they claimed he was unable the to perform his duties and needed the help of colleagues to even tie children's shoelaces. if he wins, obesity would be approached like another physical or mental impairment, preventing an employer from treating an employee less favorably because of their weight. more. coming throughout the day on world business report. back to you. >> lovely. thank you very much. >>> now the united states has launched two drone strikes in pack stan, the first since it suspended operations in december. the attack comes days after the taliban attacked the kurachi airport which saw nearly 50 people killeded including ten attackers. we have the latest from islamabad. the drone strikes are always controversial. more support for them now perhaps? >> yes. there is a statement condemning the strikes saying they are counter tif to peace efforts by the government. what does it mean? not much. because of the established stance, stated position, t

palace officials reportedly enlisted a, quote, female minder to guard the duchess' london bridge fullity of the bodyguard who will be protecting the monarchy's backside. james, would you like a crack at this one? >> i definitely want a crack at the writing job on in this show. melissa: we do have a really good time. we knew this story was us. there's a money angle in there somewhere, job creation. they're creating jobs. >> well -- melissa: to watch the princess' bottom and make sure the rest of the world doesn't see it. >> it's probably going to be bad for jobs online, because i know the picture generated a lot of traffic, sold a lot of advertising. melissa: did it? were you looking -- >> i'm not -- [laughter] [inaudible conversations] one of those stories -- melissa: you didn't mean to, it just -- okay. go recover, james. thank you so much. you're a good sport. say cheese, the, this sa -- nsa is at it again, getting up close and personal with facial recognition technology, take and store millions of pictures of people. our favorite judge is here to weigh in. you can never have too mu

that's the real significance of today's rawlings, a powerful rue minder even if the rest of washingtonwn, there's one branch of government that will always keep plowing ahead. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight, we are "all in. "". >> i believe that we will win. >> it was a high court ruling with world cup theatrics. >> hobby lobby wins. >> in the end, five supreme court justices decided today that for-profit corporations hold specific religious rights. >> religious freedom has not been ban quivanquished. >> tonight why this ruling was decades in the making thanks to scalia, bill clinton, and a little bit of paote. >>> if congress cannot do their job, at least we can do ours. >> presidents of detroit maybe make a plea for water to the united nations. >> canno

minders than up the boat was taken or friday. the ball to released yesterday., let's taktake a look at the weather right now. >>: the session as conditions are now in this point in the east bay is mild temperatures as we get over the east bay hills and headed to walnut creek you see a much different picture with a lot of sunshine coming down. let's walk to the east bay forecast to be slightly different for the community closer to the bay. so will break down this morning it's gonna be cloudy with a patch of fog of drizzle, the images are bottoming out the story read between 50 and 52 degrees. this happen and we are expecting high spread wide sunday and great conditions today. --asuny and the operas of 80 degrees this afternoon this evening will get a little cloudy by the bay and conditions abele little more patchy and foggy. temperatures also drop back down to the low 50s. we come back 815 will have are bay area wide weather. >>:san francisco p-r consultant. ryan chamberlain. has been a fugitive since saturday, when the f-b-i went to his home. looking for explos

even with permits from minders our filming constantly interrupted.diers, police men, men in demand oures all papers. the authorities here are afraid cameras. they know their power. they have hundreds of them square.on tiananmen their cameras. cameras in other hands are dangerous and with good reason. powder keg.an be a on a june night in 1989, square was a war zone. the people's liberation army its way into beijing from four directions with orders to the square. up a armed citizens and students faced armored personnel tanks and soldiers armed with semi automatic weapons. june 4, 1989 the army's mission had been accomplished. dawn came up.he >> okay. is prologue. let's go to nick. you were there looking at your it was your junior year abroad covering that for the "new york times" as an intern or something. but tell us what it was just set will for thoseu of us who weren't there 25 years ago. >> sure. well, the one thing that agreed in early 1989 was that protests were very unlikely. that people were not interested weren'tics, students engaged and that

people have been minding the store for us, kevin and amy are two of the most able and committed store minders on that front that we have and they've done great work and ten to do great work to protect our privacy rights and our other digital rights. it's a great honor to critique and comment and pull apart their paper for you. so the paper, which i don't know if it is -- if the title is inspired by the hall and oates song, "robot eyes are watching you," it basically makes the thesis that robots are reading your male right now, reading your e-mail, and asks the question whether private sector and in particular government nsa automati automating, scanning, filtering and processing of our contents and associated meta data of our e-mail is a legal problem, particularly given the fact that with automated bulk scanning, the robots or the algorithms can spy on all of us all of the time. in some respects for a mixed crowd, this is a difficult paper to talk about. it is a very artful, impressive, geeky analysis of the legal code of private -- digital privacy rights under the fourth amendment and under

recommendations to develop a rule to reduce carbon pollution cost effectively while hoping that flexibility minder standing is epa follows almost all of the of recommendations. >> i believe so. >> that allowed states to have measures such as energy efficiency rather than forcing states to reduce emissions of any specific plant and recognizing differences and to allow compliance options as you said. but here is another example of how the flexibility can help. the american recovery investment act established a rebate program to spur development of appliances. general electric does the major manufacturing facility and because of that program were able to bring in an refrigerators from mexico to create hundreds of jobs in the process. does the proposed rule allows states to take credit through initiatives like this one? mimics certainly any program that encourages his sore incentivizes war provides for ways to save energy which means last -- less carbon going up the stack is credible. >> we're glad you agree that is a good example how to create flexibility and help consumers save money. i am glad the

one of jaime's minders was a married middle-aged mother by the name of patty presba. >> i saw all thether young men and women there calling her mother. or mom. >> reporter: and so of course jaime did too. >> how did she respond? >> with pure kindness and understanding. >> reporter: jaime felt he had finally found someone he could confide in about his years of abu abuse. >> i gave her my whole life story, from beginning to end. i'd given her things that my family doesn't even know about. she made me feel like a man again. >> you never felt like a man before? >> never felt like a real man before until i talked to her. >> mind you, patty was every bit of 47. years that had lumped themselves unkindly around her face and frame. and jaime was a babyfaced 21, younger than any of patty's four children. but who can understand the mysteries of love? within weeks romance bloomed. their flirtatious encounters were even occasionally caught on store surveillance tapes, all playing out in a country place where everybody knows everybody pretty much. they call it the divide, this isolated mountain top

i agree with you that the minder provision is absolutely critical here. dr. atkinson has raised a couple of concerns about the reminder provision. so i want to turn to those. dr. atkinson, in your testimony, you say that reminders might make it harder for parents to keep track of kids because the kids will know they're being tracked. as you just heard, though, we can't limit the reminders only to apps that call themselves stalking apps. a lot of stalking apps pretend to be parental tracking apps. and things like that. i disagree with you that the reminder provision "would be applied too broadly to all using geolocation data." my bill requires it only if an app is running in a way that is imperceptible. i'm not sure. you seem to miss that, because you cite the passbook app in your testimony for iphone as a legitimate app that, and this is what you say, is arguely imperceptible to the user. i took a look at the home screen on my iphone and there it was. this was not my iphone, but it's second from the left on the top there, and it shows up on your home screen b

a re minder full screen, we'll talk about the delays systemwide for the muni system.information and parking situation. b.a.r.t. is honoring muni fairs for balboa park and coming into downtown as well. the rest of the bay looking like a typical pattern. maybe a little lighter than normal. 580 the slowest as you come into livermore and dublin. we do have a slowdown because of the volume of traffic traveling north toward high street, laura. >> thanks for the very latest. we'll have another local update for you in about half an hour. >>> it's 8:30 on a monday morning, 2nd of june, 2014. we have a great crowd on the plaza on this very beautiful morning. no secret why a lot of people are here. >> a lot of folks here excited to see the guys over here. the stars of the new movie the fall to our stars. fasten your seatbelts, boy. this is going to be an interesting couple of months, right? >> it's going to be a fun couple of months. >> i'm so thrilled such an extraordinary movie has been made from my book. it's awesome. >> a lot of fans at the premiere tonight. google plus hang