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our argue nal target was to get to 140. i get to get our people in 110 countries on that t. other thing we are signaling is this. big certainly has only impact in media buy, but big in our industry, we have been writing about the 20 to 25 years that there are dis-economies of scaling businesses. you know from the newspaper business, you double the size of an editorial department. it's three times more difficult to run. so size for size's sac, outside of media buying, i'm not sure will is much in that. certainly if you have good sets of resources like we have. media buying is a different story. you do get leverage. what is happening in a post-pog world, a duopoly between basically ourselves and pog around the world. >> that makes a lot of sense. let me ask you about what is going on today. are you in 110 companies like you said. it was all about the consumer. cisco cut 5% of the work force. how does that impact the ad business? >> our clients are getting there to their targets. thigh probably lowered earnings estimates a little bit, fet feathered them down. they are getting t

has failed to attend his court-ordered counseling and, lastly, he has failed to attend an education nalgram on a regular basis. go on and have a seat up here, please. >> you were ordered by the court to attend counseling, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> did you attend counseling? >> i had left the home and was trying to live on my own. so i didn't attend from april to june. >> let's talk about why you left the home. why did you leave your mother's home? >> the reason i left is we started getting into arguments. i was getting into a little bit of trouble. i started smoking weed again. i left the home because i was scared that when i did go to court these would be brought up, and i would end up getting in trouble. >> what were you thinking was going to happen to the case, devon? >> i was thinking upon my 18th birthday it would just be dropped. as the case is, it isn't. >> as it relates to your arm in a sling, what happened to you, devon? >> while i was on my own i was hanging with the wrong group of people and got myself into a situation where i got shot. >> so you are very lucky that

we have such back and forth mixed significant nals here.t do the last few periods tell you about where we are? >> the economy at some level, the bulk of the economy, is strong. and i think what you have now is, and i've said this several times now, that you have concern by employers deciding whether it is time to expand. and what will be the rules, regulatory wise, what will be the issues they have to face, and so, while what we do, we continue to do and do it well, people are not willing to add jobs, do new things until such time as they have more competence. that's why competence is, for example, too big to fail. i keep saying that we have made enormous progress in the last four years dealing with institutions that are very hard for them to fail. and if they do, we are pretty sure that you won't need taxpayer bailouts for it. however if we keep talking about what's not done, then if you don't have the financial institutions willing to invest, build for the future, it slows everything down. so i think core economy is great. there is a segm

e is such an outer reflection of our inner beings and needs is families and inding iin nals. in my book i posed as a home buyer to see where and how pep,le were lf you talk about s. e. it's just fascinating. that is one trend. we are lf smaller houses as defined by square footage than we were even teno300,20 years ago. is 1 tha os t are. and the trend has been expanding ever since the 50's. the average sbace was 900 some scurfy. just imagine that now. that's stustses- i can ima hne that. i lf just starting to shift. youcnoof h a look at other thins that swaosoring the show up in houses. for a long time, eveis into having a deck on the back of the house. it was a big part of the suburban movemenelli howses- a g time ago air-conditioning sent us all inside. he did not need gang on the porch. that was the focus of entertaining. porches are iabiorwaont. there's a sourtferentl element. it draws people out. house in communities all have pooothes. pep,le communicate with each other and more. .. >> host: before going tobreak, s you quote an expert who says it's almost as though the s

if you look at the vij nal volcker rule, it was a handful of pages. into this extremely complicated, very long document that as it sits today, i'm not even sure people that were looking at the volcker rule when when it first came out, find the volcker rule in the current version that's before the regulators today. >> all right. thanks so much. appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >> my pleasure, maria. nice to see you. >> you, too. we're in the final minutes of trading. we're in the final 20 minutes. the market had been down. we're certainly at the lows of the day here. >> when you're shopping, do you ever feel like you're being followed? some retailers like nordstrom's tracking your every move in their store all in the name of a better shopping experience. who knew, right? but the price may be your right to privacy. we have that story coming up next. >>> speaking of privacy, facebook allows users to let their friends see their pages, right? but somebody who is no friend to mark zuckerberg has hacked into his facebook page. so is anybody safe on

. >> michael dobs who wrote nal book that the british series was made from, he was margaret thatcher's press secretary. when he left the government i think out of revenge he wrote this book. >> right. >> and he based the character in that series called-- although he changed the name to underwood so the initials are still f-u. (laughter) he based francis on richard iii. and a little bit of-- viago. that is why in the show the direct address where francis talks directly to the audience is absolutely from shakespeare. and luckily, i had the chance to do richard iii, with sam mendes just before we began shooting house of cards at the old vuc and around the world and we did it here. and what was really valuable about that experience was it taught me how to do it down the barrel of a lens. because i'm not looking it in people's eyes. but i had the experience of 198 performances around the world of looking directly into audiences eyes. and watching the glee of being included, and being made a cocon spirs ter. and so that memory for me is so strong, that now i am sort of treating it, i don't t

. >>> i want to talk about the mags nal manhunt for kidnapping suspect.gio has kidnapped hannah anderson. 20 years ago, another missing child case gained national attention, that one ending tragically. poly klaas was abducted from her home. poly's father, marc klaas has being an advocate for child safety. thanks for joining us this morning. how are you doing? >> i'm well, don. thanks. thanks for having me. >> thanks for coming. what do you think the chances are that hannah anderson is alive now and may be able to survive the kidnapping? >> oh, i think the chances of her alive are good. she was obviously the object of this individual's affection and he would do whatever he can to get her. i can't imagine then that he would try to kill her. >> you know, mr. klaas, we tell kids to look out for strangers but in this case he was a close friend of the family. should we change our messages to kids to include adults they know? >> oh, absolutely. it's never really been about strangers. the vast majority of children that are abused are abused by somebody that they

given the way fans behave that at certain areas of the ballpark that serna digs nal railing height isgraphs that i've seen, it appears the railing near where this man fell was greater than the 36 inch railing height requirement for that part of the ballpark. so i think what can fairly be said at turner field, they're already doing more than they're required to. >> wow. >> the analysis is are they behaving reasonably given what people ordinarily do in that space? >> quickly let me ask you this. this victim was 6'6". would the height have a bearing? >> sure it would. your center of body mass is higher when you're tall so railings have to balance the need to keep people safe with the obvious need to preserve sight lines. that, of all, is what gets people to go to the ballpark instead of sitting at home in their living room from watching it on tv. the taller one is, the higher their center of gravity is, the more they have to be careful not to lean too far over. >> awful. my heart goes out to the family. the game is still on tonight against the phillies. steven adelman, thank you so much.

no problems on 101 heading down to the international airport terny nal.you are driving -- terminal. if you are driving in sunnyvale, traffic slow. westbound 27 slow traffic approaching mountain view. today is better than normal here in the silicon valley trafficwise, so far, anyway. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> good morning. some fog there. definitely some breaks. it's kind of just hugging the coast. a band of it and then a little bit, pockets of it make it inland. but i mean there's a lot less today than we've had. temperatures yesterday actually got near average to slightly below. today they will be above. 80 in santa rosa. we'll go 85 today. 86 in concord. 90 today on a forecasted high. haven't had 90 in a long, long time. san francisco, also came within 1 degree -- within 1 yesterday of hitting 70. hadn't had that since july 4th. i think we'll see it today. there's a westerly breeze. but most locations are on the cool side. low 50s, mid-50s to upper 50s. there are upper 40s and lower 50s. you know 20 is usually a cooler pattern. anything

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last but not least chris stall attorney for ff lesbian nal center of rights. a brief overview of what was decided in the two cases?ght and did the supreme court get it right? the last preme court yes.r is always let me say two framing things. here are really two sets of marriage cases in the supreme court last week. here was the winter kiss and perry case that was reported in reports and ates there is the wind stkor case and perry case reported in "new york times" and cbs news and i think kisscases.ry different he political cases were enormous victories. the heal cases were -- legal more moderate and it is person for the public and lawyers it not confuse the two. the prop eight case probably needs no introduction. we remember prop eight. the california supreme court in ay of 2008 decided that it was a violation of the state constitution not to allow same-sex couples to marry. opponents had qualified the proposition and it went to the most probably the expensive noncorporate proposition ever to go before voters. we lost 52-48. court as a state challenge that fa

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