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hey, don't be a nance. dad, please. (sighs) love you. (chuckles) (whispers) you were supposed to take pictures! (laughs, normal voice) nice. (chuckles) (laughs) okay, listen, i'm gonna have to go to the office. grayson, will you take dad to the pub, and i'll meet you there for dinner? i'll go throw on my free food pants. (laughs) how could it always be a disaster when visits? i mean, chick seems great. i know. with all of you, he's captain superfun. i may have just found my costume. when it's just the two of us, he's mr. emotionally distant. that could be my costume. i don't even have to dress up. whenever i try to connect with him, he ducks and runs. he was never like that when my mom was alive. she was our bridge between us. that's why i'm so glad you're here. so i can be the new bridge. no, because he is going to hate you. (chuckles) (chuckles) that way, when i show up for dinner, he's gonna want to cut the dead weight, which is you... (chuckles) and then we could end up having nice, quality father-daughter time, just the two of us. i

but after 15 years, i am seeing less skepticism about the perm nance and the statety and the model by which you still keep the brand separate because, the culture separate and distink and make company like this working together. and the sign of this is we are having more collaboration. now, nissan is becoming kind of a platform of collaboration where we have a strategpick up with daimler. we have a strategpick up with lada in russia and minutes bishi. many other cmakers. you can be competing but be collaborating is something for me very important because it's a kind of sprepinpreparation of w september trial will be about. >> how big were the cross-cultural challenges? >> yeah. >> the french are known to be proud of their culture and specific about it. the japanese are proud of their do you recall and specific about it. again, you are an outsider to durltz. >> yeah. >> how did that work for you, companies? >> because the two cultures are so distinct and such a strong, you know, distinct personalities, we didn't try to do, okay, we are going to do something hybrid. >> right. >> didn't

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. >> we were saying that abis it a nance is the only way to prevent pregnancy and transmission of diseaseeir objections. >>> new at 5:00, the world's powerful ships is here in the bay area. it's the coast guard ice breaker known as polar star. the ship is one of just two ice breakers left in the coast guard's entire fleet. and ken win went to the island where that massive ship is getting ready to set sail. >> it's impressive and up close, it's big that it's almost breathtaking. the star is 399 feet long and that's 190 feet longer than a football field. it can smash through six feet of ice while moving forward. >> if we were to back and ram through the ice, we could go through 25 feet of ice, and we've done it before. it's great. it's a fantastic experience. >> he's the executive officer. the polar's star mission is to go through polar ice to bring sea lines. >> our job is to break in a channel and escort a tanker ship and a container ship. we do it annually. >> sometimes the ship and its 150 crew members are called for more urgent assignments. >> we were in australia and we were called ea

it's one thing to pass an order ye nance but to arrest for helping those less fortunate. why is the city being so tough on you? >> you know, you think they do not want homeless people on the streets. they simply do not want us to compassionately feed people who are hungry on the streets of ft. lauderdale. >> ft. lauderdale police are saying the ordinance allows for clean and safe distribution of food for the homeless. have you and mr. abbott offered up unsafe food and refreshment for these people, come on? >> absolutely not. the food is prepared in a place where it is clean and it's sanitary. it is brought out and covered and served so that everyone has an opportunity to get a meal that is as good as you would get in any restaurant. it's wonderful food and even the bagged sandwiches that might be handed out are prepared with under sanitary conditions and handed out in the clean safe manner. it's just -- it's a bad argument. it's a bad argument and episcopal church continues to feed. >> i know lots of businesses don't want the homeless to con greg gate, but you were out at

listen there are zoning order din nances. this is not purely the free market at work. there are zoning, you can't build a football stadium near a park or whatever. you can but there is zoning, i'm just saying, my point, why do we need -- >> would they even support it? i would urge people not to look at them victims at the moment. although they're in tough situation. people who like what they do, and it is important what -- [all talking at once] >> why do we need off? why not 30? a lot easier. >> from 30? >> still easier. >> guaranty, being on top of the 15th story in the middle after 30-story build something lot less dangerous than the. >> they're pulling this in. melissa: we're watching as they're pulling the window. they have cut through the window. they're making progress. talk to us what is going on? >> what they're doing they're making sure they're secure. they don't want to have anything happen between the window where they have broken it and scaffolding. they're slowly pulling each guy n they have to undo his heart harness once he is in. just to bring it into te

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i want to hear from you, given the fact that very little seems to get dub, given nance consent, the filibuster, all the way from the minority to block and obstruct, how much does it matter for sheldon whitehouse when he wake up the day after the republicans control the senate and goes into work? >> well, it matters a lot. i sit, for instance, on the environment and public works committee, and having barbara boxer be the chairman of that puts news a very good direction. having jim inhave from oklahoma, who claims that the entire climate change thing is just a big hoax, having him in charge, that really changes things for the worse. when the gavel changes, the ability not only to control legislation but to investigate changes, and one of the things we can clearly see coming is the intention of the republicans to torment the president, either with the kind of mishmash of poison republican pills attached to must-pass legislation, that you talked about, or just flat out investigations, candidates or using the word prosecute about the president and you can get a sense where they're likely to go. tho

nance required for structures that had been withstanding the elements for more than a sen century. even as we were moving boxes, our next door neighbors to warn us to expect strong smells, noise and dust because they were having their house repointed. our response was, what? they explained that the failure of brick and mortar structures was more likely to come from the bricks than any other cause. periodically the old cement must be cleaned out replaced. it's a pain staking and labor intensive process and as i learned more about it, i became more aware of the critical importance of the replacement cement having properties similar to the original mortar. newer and stronger cements might be too good. according to ian cam, author of the art of the stone mason, modern materials can hasten the deterioration of the stone by being so unyielding they actually crack the bricks, a calamity nothing can repair. the result is a pile of rubble. thus repointing seemed the perfect analogy in supporting and defending the constitution. is it not the new ingredient, progressism, the love child of the

transparency in the key component of good governor nance and we're actively involved in the extract tiff industries imperative initiative. eiti. through eiti. representatives of government, civil society and industry work together to produce reports that disclose information about a country's national resource revenues allowing citizens to see how much their natural resources are worth and how much they're used. currently 18 countries in africa are eiti compliant and four are eiti candidate countries. currently we heard about the statistics on the extent of energy poverty in africa. we're not only working to power africa but involved in multilateral efforts like the sustainable energy initiative for the united nations and the world bank and we're helping to track investment needed to expand energy transmission and distribution, all key seek source. as an active participant in the power africa team state is focused especially on the policy framework for investment and reforms necessary to prove the enabling environment and reduce the risk for investors. through our consistent diplomatic e

that said, i think companies -- the line between big companies in this country and govern nance is getting thinner and thinner. and, you know, certainly companies might have some political axes to grind with respect to the workforce and, you know, they certainly have access to people's information. i am not in the least bit unconcerned with the private accumulation of information. but i remain more concerned with privacy vis-a-vis the government. >> okay. let me try the professor. now, you wrote in -- something in an article called "conceptualizing privacy" that there are -- you went into a little in your prior remarks, there are 16 kinds of activities that represent privacy risks. privacy itself has six all aspects. they're all defined too broadly and they're all define too narrowly. and so you concluded, i think, if i read it correctly, that we should concentrate on specific types of disruptions to those interests and what should be done about that. can you apply that kind of framework to the kinds of collection protection, i'm sorry, that we need in national security data and surveillan