the haqqani network has been synonymous with terrorist activities here in afghanistan.d of launching large—scale attacks on civilian populations, as well as coalition forces, over the last two decades. sirajuddin haqqani, who leads the haqqani network, as a us $10 million bounty on his head. he's now the interior minister of the country. within days of arriving in kabul and forming a new government, haqqani and taliban leaders were reportedly involved in a power—sharing struggle that descended into violence. this allegedly forced one of the key taliban leaders to flee the capital. in this exclusive interview, i have been speaking to sirajuddin haqqani's younger brother, anas haqqani, who's also a key player and one of the leaders of the network. i asked him about the group's violent past and their links to terrorism. some of the most vicious attacks that took place across this nation was linked to the haqqani network. the finger of blame was pointed at the haqqani network, and that is what it is now synonymous with. some of the most violent, destructive attacks that too

i think in networks, it is platforms.the things i think the small number of very elite venture capital firms within silicon valley and other places do is create a network. i was thinking about building my own. general partners were saying we are in the process of moving the firm from boston to silicon valley. it is a rebirth of the firm which has this great set of investors. this idea of network amplifier for venture capital. we love it. these are people -- i would be delighted to be partners with these people. let us build the firm here. >> when you were starting, even though you had a good career as an angel investor, one of the legends of silicon valley is the daily wanted to do was airbnb? the senior partner at your firm said, this is a terrible deal, it is going nowhere. or you intimidated by that -- were you intimidated by that? >> there was even more drama. the senior partner was an amazing general partner with my board member from greylock at linkedin. so, i bring in airbnb as my first deal that i am bringing in t

reid: not surprising, i think in networks as platforms.e things i think a small number of very elite venture-capital firms within silicon valley and other places do is create a network. and i was originally thinking of building my own and then david and others who were general partners at greylock came and said, we are in the process of moving the firm from boston to silicon valley, where it is a rebirth of the firm, which has a great set of investors and pedigree and culture and learnings and all these things that will be very helpful. but also this idea of network amplifier for venture capital. we love it, we would love to do it with you. i was like, i would be delighted to be partners with these folks, so let's build the firm here. david: when you are starting at greylock even though you already had a good career as and angel investor, you would think one of the legends of silicon valley that the deal you wanted to do was airbnb. and a senior partner at your firm said, it is a terrible deal, it is going nowhere. so were you intimidated

there is network fax of sharing information.icon valley has 3.5 million people and half of the nasdaq emerges out of silicon valley. it is for those reasons. those network effects are what makes a great. david: is china likely to catch up and advanced silicon valley as a technology leader? reid: it is one of the greatest concerns that silicon valley knowledgeable people have because china is amazing. everyone is acting like an immigrant. with hunger. large companies have this policy, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. six days a week and that is the people in technology companies. they do a lot of innovation appear to there things we learn from china. i think china will have one very strong creation of the technological future. i think silicon valley has some edges too, but i think it's very much of a game on circumstance. david: now some people would say the technology world of the united states is dominated by a limited number of companies, google, facebook, apple, netflix, microsoft, i'm sure you are familiar with all of this. do you thi

. -- a network.you went on the board of microsoft when you sold it. microsoft was a tech company that came out of nowhere and became a dominant software company. many thought it would go south as it was getting older and older and it transformed itself. were you shocked and surprised at how the company has become one of the most valuable companies in the world again? >> no. microsoft has always had an enormous amount of talent throughout the whole company, the technology depth. microsoft has actually created a whole range of products. not just the research side but microsoft -- there is this amount of raw talent. just having things like windows and willing to be bold in the creation of xbox and the gaming franchise. that being said, the thing that was brought back with vigor to the company was a focus on earning that ability to build the next generation of products. also, transforming across the company -- we are only one company in this universe and we are doing our absolute best to surprise and del

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absolutely, i think it. looks bad for the network.aryjournalism brand known for impartiality more so than fox and msnbc, so having a host that had been intimately involved with pushing back on accusations of sexual misconduct, it was a bad look for the network but they were loyal to cuomo and they want to give them a second chance, really, and in this investigation happened and this additional information came out which the network has not said what that additional information as yet, but that really is what this hinges on, what else did they find out during that very quick investigation?- during that very quick investigation? during that very quick investi . ation? ~ ., , investigation? right. we may see soon enough, _ investigation? right. we may see soon enough, mightn't i investigation? right. we may| see soon enough, mightn't we investigation? right. we may l see soon enough, mightn't we i see soon enough, mightn�*t we i suppose. thank you very much for coming on, jeremy bar. this is bbc news, the headlines: president biden and p

because the overbuilding of networks and the existing networks in cities in the rural areas were left behind. they did not get the money. that is why we have this much disparity as we have existing right now. we need to be encouraging that investment into the networks. >> when you worked with tommy led the fcc efforts to put broadband privacy rules in place roles that congress struck down the fcc authority. he recently said there is no real oversight of broadband carriers going on. do you believe the ftc has in some way falling down as a consumer privacy agency? >> i don't believe so but i have to admit i have not followed what the ftc has been doing very much lately. >> they are the privacy regulator and we stated for many years, very vigorously this is their jurisdiction this is not the fcc jurisdiction pre-we need one regulator one set of rules for the entire internet ecosystem. the fcc were to be classified broadband as a title ii service again. would you support the fcc once again attempting to enact broadband privacy rules? >> i would prefer if congress passed a comprehensive co

bush's white house including an academic network to support it intellectually, policy networks in everye, grassroots alliance, a propaganda arm, and a national coordinator group to make it all run smoothly. our focus is primarily on the academic network. we also talked a little bit about the grassroots movement as well. as early as april 2020, you see groups like freedom works which was instrumentain the tea party protest in 2009, begin protesting against lockdown. and americans for prosperity, america legislative it exchange council were calling on trumped to keep the country open. afp started in march 2020 and really shortly after the virus arrived stateside, and trump was receptive to those messages. on march 24, he said he wanted to reopen america by easter. in addition to those efforts, koch-backed groups have funded and supported academic research that is against lockdowns and other public health measures. the great barrington declaration, which arose in october 2020, came out of a conference hosted by the koch- backed and there can for american research. amy: in great barrington.

it is, as they say, on another network.en. keenan ivory wayans. >> "in living color" was the first show created by, written by, directed by, starring an african-american, all of those things in one. >> this is celebration of culture and of change. us opening the doors to allowing america to come inside. >> yo, yo, yo, all you bad bargain hunters out there, welcome to the homeboys shopping network. >> a lot of what they did on "in living color" was trying to take the stereotypes or the misperceptions about what black men are and turn them upside down. >> not only will you get all the cable stations out there, but you'll be able to talk directly to the astronauts. >> it brought this smart, very controversial comedy that black folks had never seen before that centered around their life experiences. >> who are you? >> i am the minister louis farrakhan. >> african-americans composed 25% of fox's market. >> i always get trapped in the corner with somebody named bob. hey, listen, martin, i just saw "boys in the hood," all right? i

we're going to do a food network special. you're going to teach us how to make it was so 50 your friends show up. you set up a little like in your, at your restaurant, you set up a little thing where your friends are there, you're make your design, you're doing your cooking demo, and as you're doing the cooking demo, i start making my way through the crowd till i get to the fraud, and they're like, well, you know, it's typically people that i know, i don't like what you're doing here. and i'm like, you know, that it's, i hear you make the bustles. i did, i make the bus barn and like i, you make the bus was, i do, let's go, let's look time for the road out. and then we go, i'm a, my bus was on you and they make their best. we that the boat is, there's 2 judges that are off camera that the can't see any of the food till it gets in front of them. so there's 2 judges that do a blind taste. and then the audience gets the 3rd both, which is typically alter friends. so i'm kind of rude on or but, but, but it's not about like, you kn

and so people could use a mesh network with their phones and kind of great dro networks. and so mesh, the dell is a similar way where i can create my own citadel, but i can mesh it with other citadels because at the end of the day, if things could potentially get as bad as some people think they could. we may have to be able to really be have to produce a lot of our own stuff, a lot of our own food, a lot of our own goods, our own equipment, et cetera. and so obviously with specialization, we can't do it all. and so if we can mesh network with other citadels, then we can have, you know, be much more resilient, right? and interestingly with people and they talk about their coin, they say, well, what are the electricity goes down? well, in fact, that's not a problem because of these mesh networks that can pop up their battery operated nodes on the mesh network that is based on the you know, many of them a swarm of them in areas and there are a block stream can stream satellite data on the big going block down to planet earth as it were. so we really would be protected again

the network had let it lie.nts from the attorney general investigation which showed in detail that his brother, chris, was very involved, he was suggesting statements that could be issued, he was weighing in on media coverage and contacting journalists, basically trying to get leads about possible negative stories. that was monday. the network said they needed time to review the matter on monday. on tuesday, they suspended him indefinitely which was very surprising. he is their biggest host at 9pm which is the biggest hour on american cable tv. he is the big guy at 9pm. four days later after the suspension, out of nowhere, the network announces that they have conducted an investigation using an outside law firm which we also did not know, and that the additional information had come to light that required them to terminate him. very surprising development. it wasn'tjust in the way they phrased it, the executives saying they realised, they understood the need to put his brotherfirst before hisjob, didn't they, th

absolutely, i think it looks bad for the network.because cnn is a very legendary journalism brand known for impartiality more so than fox and msnbc, so having a host that had been intimately involved with pushing back on accusations of sexual misconduct, it was a bad look for the network but they were loyal to cuomo and they want to give them a second chance, really, and then this investigation happened and this additional information came out which the network has not said what that additional information was yet, but that really is what this hinges on, what else did they find out during that very quick investigation? the health secretary, sajid javid, has announced a further tightening of travel restrictions in response to the 0micron variant of covid. anyone arriving in the uk, will require proof of a negative test, taken before departure. it means britain isjoining a long list of countries who are tightening restrictions, including the us, which announced similiar rules last week. like the uk, all travellers, even if you're vacci

and to your point with the mesh networks, we can keep the big coin network going. yeah, i can run on batteries. yeah. and satellite streaming. so and that's already in place. now let's talk about our salvador. he'd been al salvador. he'd been on the ground there. he'd been, carrier surfing, afficionado. yeah. others the big surfing contest? actually they're now one of the biggest in the world in el salvador. yeah. and so what, what's your perception, what's your take and what's going on there? the president booth kelly has made big coin legal tender. and, well, what's going on? i think there's a couple things though, to your point. yeah, i've spent a lot time in central america, mexico, central america surfing. i go to very rural areas and so i've spent a lot of time there. but in el salvador specifically, i think one big thing is like the president, he's a 40 year old guy. he gets technology understands the younger generation versus the president of the united states is a pretty glaring difference there. i would say though, he also doesn't have, you know, he doesn

it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day.usiness powering possibilities. >>> private investigator? >> you probably wonder about the goat. let me drop off my friend. >> when we enter the '80s, a lot of one-hour drama that were popular. >> after "mash" went off the air, the next season there was not a sing sitcom in the top 10. the prevailing feeling was that is the sitcom was dead. report of the sitcom deaths were greatly exaggerated. >> if you study television history just when someone is counting a forum out that's the form of programming that leads to the next big hit. >> 1984, "the cosby show" comes along. bill cosby is not new to tv, he's had other tv shows. but "the cosby show" is very different, it stands apart from what he's done. >> they talk about parents and previous to that on television, the kids were cool and the parents were idiots and cosby says the parents are in charge and that was something new. >> instead of acting disappointed because i am not like you. maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway

the goal is to prevent overbuilding of existing networks. i am an advocate for that view for a long time and i've seen the consequences where we have spent money for which in my view was not the place it should be spent. we've placed restrictions on particularly the usda manners, those restrictions were somewhat lucid, contrary to my desire in that bipartisan infrastructure bill but i want to hear from you that you will do everything you can to ensure that the intent of congress in providing those resources to unserved areas is where the money will go. >> i appreciate that question. i think the statute is quite clear, it lays out a framework, answered first and you have a commitment if confirmed to follow that framework faithfully. >> can you explain, mr. davidson, like clock is that herself chairman, user gavel, but use it sparingly please, can you explain what in cia's role in data privacy is? you indicated i think in your testimony that the ftc is set rules on and for data collection and surveillance practices that may damage consumer pri

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the ether token, on top of the network are all kinds of apps that get built on the network much like the apps on your phone depend on the underlying network existing that lets the phone operate. so people will make judgments about which network is likely to win, and they will investment ie tokens in that network much the same way you might invest in google stock. the deference being here you can vote on what happens in the future of a proof of stake network, for example, you can get rewarded through a proof of work token for maintaining a ledger on something like bitcoin. but the real message here is what happens on the decentralized internet is decided by the investors versus what happens on the main internet is decided by twitter, facebook, google and a small number of other companies. >> okay. so getting this layer on digital assets right, for congress to understand this, everything is built upon that, that onramp to this new internet. so very important for us to be sensitive to how this develops and any actions we take in terms of laws and updating laws to incorporate these new t

it is a network problem. you need a big name at the network. howie kurtz is live in washington, d.c. so howie, what do you make of how this rolled out and how long it actually took when you go back years with some of the controversies for chris cuomo? >> what a sudden about face. cnn couldn't wait to rush out an announcement it fired chris cuomo days after he was suspended and after months of letting the controversy slide. why the sudden rush? jeff zucker who long protected cuomo was facing harsh media scoout knee himself over his prime time host who crossed all kinds of journalistic red lines in orchestrating the defense for his brother and the magnitude of his efforts, seeking information about two of the women accusing the then governor of sexual harassment. cnn hired a law firm which dug up additional information about cuomo's actions. the "wall street journal" reports today that zucker felt misled by cuomo once the transcripts were released. cuomo spokesman telling the paper he said he kept no secrets and kept in close contact with zucker.

the internet was mostly a nonprofit network of universities. mobile phones with the size of a brick, literally. but even then we had a strong sense that computers and networks were changing the world and we had questions about that impact. with these technologies connect us or divide us? with a concentrate power or provide opportunity to all? fast-forward to today. the unit did, in fact, change everything. modern networks created digital revolution and are now essential that we work, how we live, how we innovate. those technology, those questions about technology still remain. they have been the animating force of my work. i have spent my career devoted to the idea of technology must serve human progress. for 25 years as a computer scientist, a lawyer, public interest leader and an executive i have sought to build and ship digital technology that connect people and make their lives better. in these roles i've had a chance to lead organizations, manage high performing teams and build coalitions in pursuit of a positive vision of the future. it i

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it looked bad for the network, itj looked bad for the network, it was a distraction because cnn is ay. and having a 9pm host that had been intimately involved with pushing back on accusations of sexual misconduct, it was a bad look for the network but they were loyal to cuomo and they wanted to give him a second chance stop and that this investigation happened and the new additional information came out which the network has not said what that is yet. that really is what it hinges on, what else did they find out during that very quick investigation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. president biden and president putin have agreed to hold talks — as russia's military build—up on the ukrainian border sends tensions soaring. the parents of a teenager suspected of a deadly school shooting have pleaded �*not guilty�* to involuntary manslaughter — after they were found hiding in a basement. as europe is experiencing a fourth wave of covid restrictions following the 0micron variant, many countries in asia pacific like singapore and australia are slowly opening up. but after getting us

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to increase the security and resilience of their networks. thanks to ranking member katko congress and we have provided bile this with a lot of authority to make this vision a reality. $650 million of the american rescue when act and a boatload of responsibilities we got in the cyber executive order. we are aggressively moving forward to implement all of that. we can talk about it but i want to hit on one thing. that's the joint cyber planning office we launched in august called the joint cyber defense collaborative jpdc. it encompasses the joint cyber planning office but it's a larger recognition that it's more than lanning. it takes a full suite of capabilities to make a difference for our savers ready posture. in some ways it may be more evolutionary than revolutionary stuff it's the maturation of what i think about is one of our super powers and that's are very expensive information sharing authorities, to share many to many and that truly is powerful when you talk about having to move at the speed of cyber. in a few important ways, it's

effects as a concept is that you can use your network so, imagine uber, for example, using its networkle to refer other riders and other drivers into the network you can use your network to reengage people. so, if you have a dormant user, if people are all of a sudden sending messages to them inside the platform, they'll come back. all of these reasons are why these network products actually if you look historically, have been able to reach hundreds of millions of users and billions of users without spending tons of money on marketing and advertising. as a result, all that venture capital funding, my job, of course, is to invest in these companies ends up being spent on product development and on the team and not on all that customer acquisition costs along the way. so, that's one of the really appealing parts of these kinds of companies >> andy, you mentioned facebook earlier. clubhouse one might argue is having a hard time competing with facebook and all the other tech giants that have offered rival services and substack which has arriv arrival in a prc facebook just launched and i w

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whether it's a social network or a chat bot. another story about during quarantine about these chat bots that are using these ai systems. we have talked about it at length here. it is a powerful thing at this moment where we need, you know, interaction. people are starting to use that. what the system does, the reason people respond to it is it sort of gives people what they want. it is telling them positive things. we need both positive reinforcement and the negatives. we need to be taken out of those bubbles. how is technology going to do that? whether it's social network or a chat bot. how do you get people to use a chat bot? a good sibling and going to point out my sisters did this, point out your flaws. where you need to be better. that is the important part of our lives. a sibling or a therapist. you do not need someone only telling you the good things. you don't want people only creating that bubble for you. how do we step out of that. >> are there enough people working on that problem to give you a balanced look with a v

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>> all the networks? >> all the networks, oh, my goodness, wow! all the networks!en have the networks decided the election? something to that effect. and we're all thinking -- all the time. networks call the elections all the time. >> you can see this ripple amount the crowd of journalists as they try to figure out what to do. and i'm kind of standing there thinking the same thing, do i need to stand here listening to rudy giuliani or go back to philadelphia, where people are going to be celebrating the election? and then you see people start to pack up their staff. >> many of them had to leave. because the primary story wasn't that rudy giuliani was challenging the election results. the story was that biden had just won the presidency. if somebody asks me, where were you when they called the election for joe biden, i'd say, well, i was in the parking lot of four seasons total landscaping. >> thank you. >> the president's lawyer left as the news came in that joe biden had been declared the victor. perhaps this is why they chose the industrial estate. they wouldn't