cox >> in the late nineties in the first boom he was a mathematical genius and computer scientist at mit and the company that he created as a master's thesis changed the way the internet work. at that time the internet was suffering from a lot of the road blocks and traffic congestion. >> and why don't we know more about him? >> we don't know more about him to the and the story was largely on hold to the he was the very first victim of that day and his story went on hold for over a decade until somebody read about that and felt like a was a group that had to be told and it wasn't about the way that he died but that is the way that he lived and the incredible technology that he created. how was he a victim of 9/11? >> he was on a flight and on the morning he boarded the flight for a business meeting in los angeles and the flight was hijacked 45 minutes into the flight. we know from the flight manifest from the commission report that she was unfortunately engaged in a struggle with one of the terrorist to stop them and was stabbed from behind and died before anyone knew of anything that wa

tonight's resident takes a look at how mit researchers are developing a drug to combat p.t.s.d. however one of the side effects is that this drug could mess up your metabolism and your thinking take a look. we make a lot of drugs here in the u.s. and now researchers at mit are working on a new one to a vaccine to prevent post-traumatic stress disorder or p.t.s.d. the vaccine one to raise the memories of the traumatic event it would just stop the vaccinated person from having bad health effects from the trauma almost two hundred fifty thousand soldiers have been affected by p.t.s.d. from fighting in afghanistan and iraq since two thousand and one so researchers are thinking that the vaccine would be great to give to soldiers so they won't develop p.t.s.d. after you know blowing people's heads off the way the vaccine works is by messing around with a hormone produced in the stomach called grow and get a shot and then for a year that shot with lower your growing levels while they were conducting experiments researchers noticed that when they blocked the receptors for growl and the

writing in to make any dent in twenty ten and mit on bjp ruled states that at the sky and the gates dawson loves candy and then send us on. after denny creek on the stand up to five sec behind the ttp and didn't end on monday packing up. heidi did not even manages to get double figures. meantime in not just on the party was reduced to twenty one fifty eight in meditation. it meant me to be coasting to the senate but final results show that on a standing ten feet though. the only thing saving for the qantas was nice to have the votes counted on monday showed that ninety minute in power in the northeastern states. this time qantas said it is time for introspection. well i have. i was the one that can incite results. but the paths of. christ i suppose the lesson was who employs fifteen people. she also hinted that id may face a fine intentions under new leadership and he'll put you try it sometime in the city of jenin. the name on the move. maybe other stuff the sun and congress vice president of the gandhi said that i deem that a contestant on the up and that the jobs and then in the kitchen

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. >> the you south korean leader, what he says for the her mit kingdom. >>> remembering mandela. remember, for decades, his was hidden away. >> pictures of mandela, if we were caught with it, we would be arrested as a crime. >> good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. the echoes can't be missioned, an armed gunman, looking apparently to kill. shooting students before taking his own life. this day, it was in colorado, the be gunman a student himself. a year ago, though, it was newtown, connecticut where the victims will be remembered this week and where families will mourn and people who have come just to help have not gotten over the tragedy. tonight we begin with a conversation about healing, healers. and here is america tonight's sarah hoy. >> 26 dead including 20 students and six staff members. victims were remembered this week at the national cathedral in washington. >> it's hard for me to be here today. talk about my deceased son. >> the new england town is not planning any memorials to mark saturday's anniversary and has asked the media to stay away. several fami

you mit want to guard james northbound want to guard him?rth quarter right now and rocket leading 96 one more look 96-93 nobody in the picture with him. get that. come off the win over seattle 49ers travel cross country to play tampa bay open sunday. 10:00 a.m. pacific connect off and kind of the perfect opportunity for emotional let down. defensive tackle smith has warned his team mates this week don't let up. you let up against shawn and he will light you up. former niner safety known for big hits left the team in the off sen season for 41 million dollar offer from the buccaneer. tight end davis among the many niners friends with goldson but he will lower the boom on sunday. >> i think shawn is probably one of the most talented guys when it comes to micking tackl tackles. he's fast. quick. when he hits you it's a strike. not like him if not one of those thing. it's a strichblingt he can do it. head open. ty enjoy seeing it. especially when he was here but i'm on the other side of the ball now. >> we have another addiction suntd night at 11

jim walsh is from mit and specialises in international security and says the security approach wasn't enough on local threats. >> we assumed that the bigger groups would control the smaller groups or give us advance intelligence. they had more allegiance or locally than they did for us, so we did not get a warning, they did not control them. >> secretary of state john kerry will start the new year in the middle east, pushing for a 2-state solution. israel plans to release more than two dozen prisoners next week. angry israelis gathered outside benyamin netanyahu's home in protest. plans for a new settlement in west bank could derail talks. >> planned withdrawal of u.s. troops in afghanistan could erode plans. a resurgence of influence by the taliban and other power brokers within three years of the 2014 american withdrawal deadline. each if the u.s. leaves ganned a contingent of a few thousands troops, still really unlikely to make a difference. some officials contradict the findings saying it doesn't adequately account for how strong afghanistan's security forces come under training.

from stanford or mit but a whole bunch of folks coming out of high schools and colleges with technical prosecutors. >> tests map silicon valley it's great with ideas they didn't get made in china but it's great if you're an engineer or not so great if you're a generate but mayor lee how this model stacks up in terms of the collaboration. >> this would be returning the stats all the time about 17 or 18 percent of the economy so sun valley is reilly coming off of intense managing. the cooler than in the united states is this the the facebook and google realty but it's much more sophisticated. so we willing have the board come here and my recollection so evidentially is let's look at facebook and google and look at it some of the prostitution companies if you want to get the full picture of renovation you've got to paint this board picture of oakland frankly and how that's become a major export engine not just in agriculture but, you know, off those products being developed. the sister-in-law to this region is understand who you are; right? don't forget the cartoon and the brand perhaps m

a study by mit found problems with consistency. the products weren't always exactly alike. 3d printing is in some cases 100 times slower than traditional manufacturing. and the materials can cost 50 to 100 times those used in conventional production. but that is expected to change as demand increases. the aviation industry must also convinced the faa and the flying public the parts made this way are safe. and convince suppliers to invest in these machines. >> while we're seeing great advantages of the technologies today, we know hat we haven't even seen yet so being able to continue to work on this is very exsigh is-- exciting things with as this type of manufacturing increase tom prede admits old style manufacturing jobs will be lost but say -- d printing is not only creating parts for airplanes but also high-tech job force the future. don dahler, cbs new, east hartford, connecticut. >> a giant in the business world has passed away, edgar bronfman senior took over his father's liquor business seagrams and made the company an enter

how great the mit technology review she has been. twenty thirteen was at peak here and barack obama was inaugurated for his second ten. same marriages take place in san francisco australia in the sale of pulp abdicated in a new one to over and we'll leave the sport. in the tech world in twenty thirteen was also marked my input events. a great year for some not such a great year for others. he is a story of the tech world winners and losers of twenty three team. she used the dean of the disease it is the last two nights on wall street related to that question or just creepy i don't listen or just take the pledge says facebook in two thousand and twelve and much more successful. after having turned a profit. isn't that what is valued at more than twenty billion dollars. well a lot. in any debris that tv series house of commons staring kevin spacey captured millions of view its intention to set was re released online streaming said the snack mix became the best known tv network to win an emmy awards race. i mean that it isn't scary. shh

give where you leif on our fees book page the food bank for you and you mit win 7000 dollars.mmanuel the good that could do. announce the wish on our fate book hage. if where you live and spread the word so your friends can help too. trying to help as many people as we possibly can if with your help. >> it's from us ty out there once again tonight. >> third night of really bitter cold. sandhya is here with the forecast. how long will it last. >> yes. one more day and then we start to see a little bit of a let up of this breeze but still cold wednesday morning. live doppler 7hd looking at cher skies writ now. here's the view from the emeryville camera. visibility good but we are looking at poor air quality for the north bay. spare the air in effect writ now and also tomorrow again moderate air quality the rest of the bay ar no wood burning. you have to figure out a which to stay warm. perhaps flannel sheets extra blanket on the bed. spectacular have you of the financial district in san francisco. it's from degrees. check out oakland. already 34. 2 degrees shy of freezing. redwo

no rape fall come our way for awhile because the jet stream flowing far to the north and disturbance mitainfall moving up to pacific northwest or western canada not here in the bay area. dry weather continues into and through the first week in january overnight few high clouds pass through. giving way to mainly sunny sky tomorrow afternoon and once again mild conditions overnight temperatures in the low mid 30's in the north bay valley. some location in the 30's as i just showed you moment ago. already over in the inland valley east bay also see low in the mid 30's but low 40's i should say and upper 30's right around the bay. tomorrow. high pressure. back in the mid 60's. in the south bay 64. san jose 64 at cupertino as well. peninsula. high in the mid 60's from l redd with city down to mount have you and coast. low mid 60's at pacifica half machine bay do you want san francisco 63 tomorrow. north bay 64. santa rosa 64. sonoma 63. at napa east bay high 65 oakland castro valley and fremont and 64 and 65 at livermore and 62 at cop cord. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. it will be again

mit's contribution. that's it inspired new generation. to create new we think of the book you read this instead of the idea is all whites means to prevent the blacks and indians and blacks and whites and the freedoms that we are called to include in the ghettos of other peeps silky would be very satisfied that after ninety five years he's made a contribution to sea we must think of each other's differently from all the europeans wanted us to think so. again don't come back to this whole point of greeting people with different this nation has seen better but it's the imprisonment of up to. um i'm not sure that they think all that and the politics of nelson mandela for the pics all fall off when the rug or two but just up the road and be a piece for american presence of the duty to five one and that he didn't and it's a debate in the heads of state records as well as formal ones who couldn't be convinced of. is it any other state or you can think off of the twentieth century whose dead or alive that's the kind of look good. to all people th

i'm joined by dr jim walsh, from watertown, an international security expert at mit's security studies program and fred burtan, vice president of intelligence at stratford, a global intelligence company, and author of, "untold fire." the untold attack on benghazi, and served as a counteragent and involved in security issues for the 1996 atlanta olympics. we'll get to benghazi in a moment. first, jim, do you have doubt that the bombing attacks are connected with the winter olympics ? no one has taken responsibility yet. in july a chechen rebel leader doku umarov who claimed responsibilities for other suicide attacks issued a manifesto calling for supporters to disrupt the olympics. is this work. >> whether doku umarov or other groups involved in chechnya or the caucuses, i think they are related. it gives the folks leverage to have a high profile event coming to russia. there'll be thousands of journalists or visitors around the world, creating a target that is difficult to exist. they have laid back and two attacks in three days, three in the past couple of months, it signals that they

give where you leif on our fees book page the food bank for you and you mit win 7000 dollars.mmanuel the good that could do. announce the wish on our fate book hage. if where you live and spread the word so your friends can help too. trying to help as many people as we possibly can if with your help. >> it's from us ty out there once again tonight. >> third night of really bitter cold. sandhya is here with the forecast. how long will it last. >> yes. one more day and then we start to see a little bit of a let up of this breeze but still cold wednesday morning. live doppler 7hd looking at cher skies writ now. here's the view from the emeryville camera. visibility good but we are looking at poor air quality for the north bay. spare the air in effect writ now and also tomorrow again moderate air quality the rest of the bay area basically means no wood burning. you have to figure out a which to stay warm. perhaps flannel sheets extra blanket on the bed. spectacular have you of the financial district in san francisco. it's from degrees. check out oakland. already 34. 2 degrees shy

no rape fall come our way for awhile because the jet stream flowing far to the north and disturbance mit produce rainfall moving up to pacific northwest or western canada not here in the bay area. dry weather continues into and through the first week in january overnight few high clouds pass through. giving way to mainly sunny sky tomorrow afternoon and once again mild conditions overnight temperatures in the low mid 30's in the north bay valley. some location in the 30's as i just showed you moment ago. already over in the inland valley east bay also see low in the mid 30's but low 40's i should say and upper 30's right around the bay. tomorrow. high pressure. back in the mid 60's. in the south bay 64. san jose 64 at cupertino as well. peninsula. high in the mid 60's from l redd with city down to mount have you and coast. low mid 60's at pacifica half machine bay do you want san francisco 63 tomorrow. north bay 64. santa rosa 64. sonoma 63. at napa east bay high 65 oakland castro valley and fremont and 64 and 65 at livermore and 62 at cop cord. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. it wil

that was howard anderson-- senior lecturer at the mit sloan school of managmement the gdp report also points to a smaller drop in government spending... that suggests the across the board budget cuts are having less of an effect- and the economy could improve next year with less of a fiscal drag. a tough economy coupled with stagnant family income saddles the class of 20-12 with a heavy debt load. $29,400 is the average amount of debt per student according to an annual study done by the institute for college access and success. parents now average just 27% of college costs for their children, that's down from 37% just three years ago. a mass hacking reported this week has hit nearly 2 million internet accounts worlwide. according to cyberdata firm trustwave, email accounts and social media sites in over 100 countries were affected through keylogging software. it began in october and still may be taking place. in a separate issue, jp morgan chase is warning 465 thousand cash card or "u-card" holders of a possible hacking occurrence. banks are now much safer and the obama administration

no rape fall come our way for awhile because the jet stream flowing far to the north and disturbance mitce rainfall moving up to pacific northwest or western canada not here in the bay area. dry weather continues into and through the first week in january overnight few high clouds pass through. giving way to mainly sunny sky tomorrow afternoon and once again mild conditions overnight temperatures in the low mid 30's in the north bay valley. some location in the 30's as i just showed you moment ago. already over in the inland see east bay also see low in the mid 30's but low 40's i should say and upper 30's right around the bay. tomorrow. high pressure. back in the mid 60's. in the south bay 64. san jose 64 at cupertino as well. peninsula. high in the mid 60's from l redd with city down to mount have you and coast. low mid 60's at pacifica half machine bay do you want san francisco 63 tomorrow. north bay 64. santa rosa 64. sonoma 63. at napa east bay high 65 oakland castro valley and fremont and 64 and 65 at livermore and 62 at cop cord. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. it will be agai

arrest of internet prodigy aaron swartz was just released to the public today shows him entering an mitelectrical closet in an attempt to download millions of academic articles for the online service j. story prosecutors use this to charge em computer and wire fraud threatening him with thirty five years in prison sadly aaron committed suicide in what many see as the result of a two. just the system that's profit over the freedom of information and that's why today's show is for and. that the celebs are they are led very hard to take on the second leg the fellow has never had sex with that they're still in the middle of the lower. lip lists. lists. that. lead today mark.

they they hire directly out of mit and these other university stanford and these are twenty year old twenty two year old hackers and they see the fun that's going to. be for example who calls the vampire squid to describe goldman sachs and they thought you know be fun to make the logo a giant octopus and even though it's been used over the decades to be depiction of all encompassing on the present police state or banking as they're known now and you know as far as the second part which is the which is the second part that eight trillion dollars we've spent on securing the gulf oil reserves now the reason is the strait of hormuz we're trying to protect that and the argument is looking at the fact that we've spent eight trillion dollars which would of course pay down half of our national debt in the united states it's also relying on the fact that iran itself will be totally irrational mad men with without thinking that they themselves don't need the income from oil that they themselves would not suffer from oil. being blocked from exiting the strait of hormuz now finally the departmen

things in life are sadly of course without risk and i'm just looking another reporter twenty eleven mit report found only a handful of some twenty thousand wells drilled in the past decade a cause groundwater contamination that was mostly from surface spills of fluids or breaches of existing regulations i guess what i'm trying to get to the bottom of is there are an exaggeration of the potential problems here are we looking at fact. under oath honestly very difficult to quantify you know the research tools so used their full difficult to know you know the extent to which there's possibly any it is as on either side of the argument only dealing with the vagaries of very deep geology here and is basically the whole realm of the are known and therefore is conjecture you know all the figures that we're getting about here that the potential resource down there is largely francis lingen and based on conjecture based on very small samples extrapolated because vast areas what was seen in america is the whole business of the family who always the science of the exploiting the going to last for t

it's slimmer and more supple than ever before welcome light now created by a former google employee an mit graduate charlie levy like cohen was built to correct some a big as minor flaws and can best be described as silver to big coins gold is more abundant than big coin and like coin has grown by over four hundred percent in value since last week alone just last week now while the total market saturation for only ever be twenty one million coins like coin has a fixed point at eighty four million coins now this keeps the price lower than that of decline but it isn't guaranteed against price inflation down the line like corn is also designed to be to generate more by using computer memory rather than processing power which is what bitcoin uses and this discourages people from the digital arms race to generate. and finally china mobile it's the world's largest wireless carrier and it's taking preorders for the i phone according to fortune's philip de witt this screengrab right here is in i phone preorder now was taken from a website registered as a subsidiary of china mobile in shoes to choo

intelligence we have heard from the israeli intelligence and strategic affairs minister you've all studied mit's and he has said and admitted as much that is walsh is all its intelligence with the united states the u.k. and germany he says and to quote him and these conditions it is unacceptable to behave this way of course that's a reference to the united states but having said that there's no way that israel is in a position to severely criticize the united states because it doesn't essentially want to jeopardize its relationship with washington and that is why steinitz has also said that we are extremely careful and take into account that not only arab countries but also the superpowers are listening to us. celtic on this aoun are saying to national a friend dub with the world's most indebted country marking the one hundredth birthday of the federal reserve bank at a french troops condos and find out who gains from the most a financial bubble it created. wealthy british style some time to explain let's go. around the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike st

arrest of internet prodigy aaron swartz was just released to the public today shows him entering an mit electrical closet an attempt to download millions of academic articles for the online service j. store federal prosecutors use this to charge him with computer and wire fraud threatening him with thirty five years in prison sadly committed suicide and what many see as the result of a two tiered justice system that's profit over the freedom of information and that's why today's shuttle is for an. appeal if it was a relief very hard to take i. want to get to. the plane have you ever had sex with her thick hair. so that it was. slow. slow slow slow slow slow.

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of one thousand six hundred troops on the ground in the central african republic the soldiers of the mit press known carriers of them and feel the capital bindi to patrol remote areas with ibanez is at its most intense fear of trustees on thursday left almost three hundred dead eyes begun to send reinforcements hours of the un authorized the mission to quell a spike in sectarian bloodshed that thousands of civilians have fled the country's main airport in seeking refuge from iam fight this. christian militias loyal to the ousted president of battling muslim rebels a car to control the country lawrence freedman from executive intelligence review magazine. he believes france's domestic problems are behind this makes this one. recently. france has become more active militarily and i think the problem with that of france and britain. i have not given up your intent on having access to news of some of the resources and wealth of the african country. plus i think france is suffering serious problems at home. i view the old devastating collapse living standards throughout all of your. so many n

arrest of internet prodigy aaron swartz was just released to the public today shows him entering an mit electrical closet an attempt to download millions of academic articles for the on line service story there. prosecutors use this to charge him with computer and wire fraud threatening him with thirty five years in prison sadly committed suicide and what many see as the result of a two tiered justice system that's profit over the freedom of information and that's why today's shuttle is for an. the they'll take another look very hard to take out early the one that had sex with her right there at the end. of the deal. the to sleep the. little. fellow a little below. the a. third there today marks one thousand days since the world's worst nuclear crisis began at daiichi nuclear power plant in japan despite widespread contamination and the inability to stop hundreds of thousands of tons of radioactive water from the pacific apparently japan is doing a great job managing the cleanup this week.

they tested mit system said of mr khan's help. the system and it was awesome companies to share information on what kind of oz is the unspeakable four the cca shares won't indulge in the stars from last week's does not need an anti from two high tides and frauds they need to have measures in place to deal with his comedies. as the region take some strong role in the global economy. the need for regional cooperation in times of disaster becomes goes the more important the show but he missed two of us. it's an fha am so glad that people in any case essentially you are having a hard time getting amount mine sure she explains in a world class. mining and sell lot of people they in the central parts of europe are dealing with heavy still in a stable conditions. kayla did a video coming out from switzerland today. so this has been dealing with significant amounts of snow more than one meter palms up in less than twelve hours on thursday. many vehicles are stuck in the snow in some areas have been those in malay services were disrupted t

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you know i think as many people have noted he was ben bernanke his advisor at mit so i think to me it's just it's it's what i a little bit worry about is is just more of the same you know i think it in our in our film we highlight officials like paul volcker and some of the regional bank presidents at the fed who have a slightly different perspective i think with stanley fischer i think you know he's clearly a very smart guy and an esteemed you know figure in this world the question is will his ideas be any different from what we've been seeing for the last five ten fifteen years out of the fed and i think i think the answer unfortunately is is notably more of the same now in your film you had a lot of access to current and past fed officials what they have to say about quantitative easing and i mean specifically the effects that will have on the economy if and when the fed starts to wind it down yeah i mean i think. a good quantitative easing similar to the vocal rule is the kind of thing i think a lot of people have been judging in the short term and i think we really won't know for y

>> we developed it about three years at mit's sensible city lab.hen it was affordable enough, we license this. we are building them ourselves, they are all made in massachusetts. the first 1000 will go for 699. 9 on our website. >> what about the materials that go on the rear wheel? >> most he plastics and, some magnets in there. plastics, some magnetics in there. >> you have been able to patent this? >> m.i.t. filed patents on this back in 2009. we continuously packed into this since then. patentse quite a few on the technology and super pedestrian has these collusive license. >> what was the biggest challenge of creating this? there have been fights that have electrical boost, batteries and so on. what makes this different? >> first of all, it is a control system that governs how this behaves. youraves itself into motion very seamlessly. also, you want to manage the range that you get out of the batteries so it is optimized. making it look good so that your bike looks even better with this on is another challenge. altogether, it is a few years of

last january fourth so his own life at the time he faced federal charges for hacking into an mit computer network and allegedly stealing millions of academic documents the charges carry a possible sentence of thirty five years. when. hacked a poorly written criminal law called him a dangerous criminal. common sense and conscience knows better and we are going to change this unjust law. family members of the latest war say facing federal charges contributed to his death his suicide highlighted the issue of prosecutorial overreach. now to the his store except more long trial of chelsea manning formerly known as bradley the army private was accused of the largest leak of classified information in military history he was found guilty of leaking hundreds of thousands of secret files to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks mainstream media coverage of the trial was sparse but arcee was for me to maryland where the court martial played out every step of the way. proceeded towards really sure which was aiding the enemy or as simple as providing information to use the term the military judge fo

snap this selfie at nelson mandela's memorial service today but photographer his name is robert ocean mithe took the photo of the selfie he's a photographer for the a.f.p. he said obama and his british and danish counterparts were just acting like human beings and back quote it makes me a little sad we are so obsessed with day to day trivialities instead of things that true importance and i couldn't agree more with that a a p photographer but unfortunately c.n.n. didn't heed those words of wisdom longer than the time it took to read them because they went on to continue the twenty four seventh's coverage of self and gate and by the way obama shaking hands with cuba's row house throw shouldn't be controversial because you were just the next guy in line for handshakes so shut up eric bolling know what happened here is that the corporate media simply turn mandela's funeral into a red carpet event gossiping about obama and manufacture an offense about an honest diplomatic gesture and while the media was superficially covering this memorial this country has reached a very dark milestone no not

mit why he has left this place because those battle lines have been drawn i think social media has something to do with that it's a piece of it that is change the culture of a competition meet the bursar's alone in the ballgame and no one certainly not whether it's. absolutely i mean it's only going to make us stronger in as i said we we see the need to think about what's you know what does it mean to be meet the press in two thousand and thirteen at age sixty six how do we respond to an expectation that viewers have of the program but also younger viewers who may not be viewers they may be watching online they may be watching clips or reading clips on my twitter feed so i think that's good i think we have to think hard about where television is going how it's evolving and how we reach people and i think those demands have changed i mean the idea of sunday morning appointment viewing that has changed it's not just the d.v.r. but it's people have to go about their wives differently of the three major networks there's not only cable news networks. a.b.c. owns e.s.p.n. sports network so the onl