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they said i need a new laptop. i need a new laptop for school. can you give me $500 and spent it on an airline ticket to turkey so there's a lot going on and i said at the white house to empower families. they're the last stop. 99% of them do not want their kids to go to syria. so they're best asset. >> i'm sure the parents are freaking out right now. i want to play a clip. this is what you said yesterday at president obama's summit on combatting extremism. i'll play the clip. >> one of our best assets are the fighters' families. 99% of the parents do not want their kids to go to syria. none of them want their kids to die. the internet if you think about it is probably the most powerful tool that ever existed for promoting ideas. good ideas, bad ideas. but right now, we basically handed over that powerful tool to the extremists. >> because i heard a lot of that, these extremists terrorists great on social media on the internet but we're not. we're not great at that? the united states of america, the moderate arab countries, not great at social me

me to thank me for saying that and asked me if he could send me -- they were coming out with a new laptop said, let me send you this thing and just play around with it and tell me what you think. the second time he called me, it was to invite me up to the bay area. it was to tour pixar. he wanted to know if i would be interested in writing a pixar movie. and the third time he called me was to ask for help with his commencement address at stanford. >> you helped him write that? >> honestly, i fixed a couple of typos. >> i was there that day. >> are you kidding? >> yes, my sister was graduating that day. >> oh, wow. >> that's amazing. >> it was beautiful. >> i don't want to suggest for a moment that any of those thoughts were my thoughts. that was the brain of steve jobs and i helped him put the music to it. >> how hard a character is that to write? how hard is that to bring to life? how much pressure is that? i'm not putting any pressure on you. >> the same pressure that i feel when i am writing anything. maybe with a little sauce on top of pressure because he is a person so many people ha

executives at vaio have revived their flagship z series with two new hybrid laptops. e executives launch the models in tokyo. they started a new company last year but kept the name used by sony before it off-loaded its struggling pc arm to a local investment fund. the executives designed the new computers with rotating screens so they can double as tablets. they say users can also draw on the screens with special pens. >> translator: we're making products that show we're back and we're ready to carve out our share of the market. we're challengers. >> vaio executives say they're also planning to launch low-priced smartphones soon and they're aiming to tie up other firms to sell their products abroad. >>> that's the latest in business for this hour. here's another check on markets. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> representatives of japanese political parties are debating the prime minister's policy speech. shinzo abe last week reiterated his determination to push through the most sweeping reforms since world war ii. the leader of the large yft opposition dpj party, okara, criticized the july

laptop. defense officials told fox news the laptop wasn't behind a recent uptick in nighttime raids with u.s.ersonnel participating, rather that such upticks are sick cal. but they questioned whether the commander in chief is accurately describing the u.s. role. >> there is a disconnect between what the president is telling the american people, we're done with combat operations in afghanistan and yet we have a robust, it sounds like and important ct mission we are still under taking. i think this goes to the leveling with the american people on what we're actually doing. >> reporter: the top u.s. general in afghanistan told lawmakers the mission as presently configured, has tangible benefits for homeland security. >> based on again, our presence inside of afghanistan with a great counterterrorism capability we have been able to keep pressure on insurgents that would want to do harm both to afghanistan and other nation toss include europe and the united states. >> admiral kirby confirmed that an interagency group is presently weighing changes to the president's timetable for the withdrawal of

there was evidence on the laptop news lips from different channels. adjournment after adjournment followed and in june the men were convicted and gaoled - the lowest point of a desperate year for all involved. world leaders, including president obama denounced the court ruling. egyptian government stood behind it saying it was not a political decision and it was up to the appeals process. hopes were raised in november a new law allowing abdul fatah al-sisi to deport foreign nationals. on 1st january the court threw out a retile. after 400 days peter greste is free. the ordeal conditions for mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed >>> al jazeera said the campaign to free its journalists will not end until all three are released. peter greste is out of the country. but mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are behind bars. the network says all threes have to be ex-ownerated and convictions against other journalist tried in absentia have to be lifted. the managing director of al jazeera english says although the network is relieved to hear about the releas

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when we return, let me finish with the horror we face on new york's tv or laptop.way than that unfortunately. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow, that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> let me finish tonight with the news. like many of you i live in conflict over this horror for the mideast. these 21 beheadings is an ancient horror carried out before our eyes. purposely. otherwise why is it so well video taped? they're using people other there, the death of people, to demonstrate their devotion, ruthlessness, and hour. they're killing people in the most disrespectful way so they can be seen doing it by the people they want to recruit and the people they

news? >> it appeared on the laptop screen you know? and we almost couldn't believe it. what he's off to cypress? but of course it was thankfully confirmed by a telephone call from the departure lounge of the cairo airport. >> we had to put on the answering medicine, will all media please refer to hardy our media advisor. >> we were ready to let this one fly until we realized that it was peter's chuckle listening to my message. >> we realized it's peter it's peter. >> he's now how? >> he's got to you know take stock, and work out, you know, what he wants to do next, and how. and go from there. >> of course all this is tempered by the fact that he's out but his colleagues aren't. >> yes. >> very deeply concerning, andrew. we will continue working as will peter, even harder than anybody to make sure that his other colleagues are able to regain their freedom as quickly as possible. because clearly they should never have been there in the first place. not for a day. >> al jazeera executives are thrilled about peter greste's release. they say they will continue to fight to ha

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there was footage found on their laptops including sheep herding and news clips from a different channelntirely. adjournment after adjournment followed. in june, the members of the jury were convicted and jailed. the lowest point of a desperate year for all involved. world leaders including president obama denounced the court rule but the egyptian government stood behind it, arguing it had not been a political decision and it was up to the appeals process what should happen next. in november hopes were raised with the passing of a new law allowing president sisi to intervene to deport foreign nationals. on january 1st was the egypt's highest court threw out the convictions and ordered a retrial. after 400 days, peter greste is continued but it will continues for homed and baher. >> we spoke to the managing director for al jazeera english. here is what he had to say about greste's release: >> we are immensely relieved peter is out of detention, that peter is currently on his way with his brother home to be reunited with his family. i would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to h

so we're all on mobile devices, this is the new go-to thing, no longer are laptops, but our laptops haven'tthey still have more powerful apps on them, they still have a large storage, still have a lot of our timfiles and data and no always with us because we're using our phones and tablets. sometimes you have to get to that data, maybe you want to get a file, maybe you want to use an app that's on the pc. parallel's access is one of those programs that -- and i think the best one, that lets you remotely control and access things on your computer wirelessly from anywhere. >> walt, is this good enough and easy enough for the mainstream user? because there are a lot of things you can use to be productive on a tablet, i use a lot, but i hesitate to recommend them to your mainstream user who says, can i get meaningful work done on my tablet? is this easy enough? >> jon, you're right on point. the reason that i gave this such a strong review this morning, and i actually gave it a good review when it came out in 2013, and had fewer features, it is completely designed for the average person. it's n

. >>> information from an al qaeda laptop has reportedly been a gold mine for u.s. intelligence. according to the "newmes," the laptop seized last fall after a raid on an al qaeda leader's hideout in afghanistan contained key information about the terror group's plans in afghanistan and pakistan. officials telling the "new york times," the information has led to an increase in night raids on al qaeda and the taliban. >>> the case of three north carolina muslim students shot execution style is now being investigated by the fbi as a possible hate crime. the announcement of this follows an emotional prayer service at the chapel hills campus. thousands came out to pay homage to the young victims. we're also learning more now about the suspect. craig steven hicks about his alleged violent past. neighbors say he always carried a gun, he was threatening and seemingly obsessed with parking spaces. >>> well now we know why justice ruth bader-ginsberg appeared to be snoozing during the state of the union address last month. do not blame the speech. blame the wine. last night, at an appearance she explained she'

new york times." he co-authored the story detailing all of this. so what was on this laptop?formation and what impact has it had on u.s. military involvement on the ground? >> we're told it was quite an extensive kind of accounting of al qaeda operations. you know, people are pretty tight lipped about these kind of things. un, there was a lot of data on there that may have been operational. it could have been phone numbers. al qaeda keeps amazing records of what it does. a lot of these militant organizations do, and even things like a phone list can provide huge intelligence if you're trying to track people down. i think it's also important to note thrurp other factors at play. a new afghan president was more open to working with the u.s. and the afghan army had a really rough time last year and the americans really want to keep helping them. one of the bigger things they have been able to do to help is go after the mid-level managers of the insurgency. >> stewart: something, matthew, find so fascinating about this story, almost the gee whiz of it, is the computer has been so

on the cell phone but this guy takes it to a new level a bicyclist caught a guy if scotland driving with the mobile phone in one hand and watching his laptop and wearing earphones! he was embarrassed when he realized he was caught and he sped away. >> the sad thing; i am sure we have all seen drivers like that out there. a triple threat. my goodness. >> speaking of triple threats the wind and the storm paralyze ed us. >> we still have wet weather so get ready for a stray shower or two but the side effects of beautiful. this was 20 minutes ago over sonoma raceway you could see a beautiful full rainbow. you should be able to see a lot of those today. send them in as ureport@kgo-tv.com or send them to me or to sandy and spencer and we would love to see them. >> one of the other side effects has been the heater did fought run all weekend and our lows, the lows from this morning, mid-to-upper 50's but look at san francisco's 58 if it holds it will be the third day in a row we set a record warm minimum temperature or tied one. it was 60 on saturday 58 yesterday, and 58 this morning. that is going to change tomorrow. here is a look at napa you ca

news 4 erika gonzalez takes you inside the millennial movement re-inventing hotel comfort and leisure. >> reporter: you're on your smartphone use your laptop the ditch imtal world does not intimidate you. >> fast and free wi-fi. keyless entry. >> reporter: the millennial movement is here at hotels want a piece of it. >> the time is now. >> reporter: tina edmondson is the global officer for marriott hotels. >> not anymore about a good night's sleep and hot shower. yes they want that but they want more. >> reporter: marriott recently announced a new brand called moxie. until now only in europe. >> moxie is a brand defined by its attitude. it's fun. it's youthful. it's speefrted. it's very thoughtful. okay? design is really at the forefront of this brand. >> reporter: this is what moxie looks like overseas and will be replicated in the states including him. a bare chested and tattooed man serious about ironing. at least that's what the wall art depicts. ironing rooms are available on every floor with high-grade irons, because the iron is why you're in the room. right? >> this is a brand that will truly be destructive in its space. >> reporter

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new level. >> a cyclist caught a guy in -- driving in mobile phone in one hand while watching his laptop and he'searing earphones. >> oh man. the person was arrested when he realized he was caught or embarrassed -- he was not arrested. >> she should have been arrested. >> i know. and using all these devices and then he just speeds off. >> good thing he's in scotland. thanks for joining us. abc 7 at 5:00 begins right now with dan and sheryl. >> probably of the most brazen acts of violence i've seen. >> a veteran police captain takes stock. a pizza delivery that has now a neighbor and national chain on edge. >> officer loses its gun and a badge to a prostitute but manages to keep his job and the community wants to know why. >> also here tonight how this car got dragged down the train tracks. >> shifting the pattern from wet to warm. we'll look at the temperature trends coming up. >> and a neighborhood without power. but why they are not powerless. >>> live this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashway. >> a teenager ambushed a pizza delivery woman. robbed, and sex

new law proposed by mark leno. it would require police to get a warrant to search your smartphone or laptop. similarly proposals have been passed only to be vetoed by the governor. the difference is a kind of tech support facebook google and twitter all support. california would join more than a dozen other states with similar laws on their books. advocates say it won't affect data collection. >> we did take you to stanford yufrtd as the president is delivering the keynote address for the cybersecurity summit. we hope you'll stay with us for the duration of this newscast but if that's where your interests lie, you can watch it online. nbcbayarea.com. and that's streaming live. >> as we move forward with our microclimate weather, we heard the president remark how nice it is to live out here. sounded like he was envious. >> great things come out of this area. it's really nice to see him there speaking at stanford. this afternoon is going to be really lovely. you might not want to leave the bay area. temperatures in the 60s right now. we're going to be in the 70s to finish off the day. 75 degre

new information. lesley stahl talked to researchers the at the pentagon's doorlab. >> reporter: using the laptop the hackerergency communications systems and transmitted a sears of tones that flooded it with data. as the cash's computer tried sorting it out, the hacker inserted an attack that reprogramming the software gaining total remote control. >> oh my gosh. >> the horn. >> they can control the gas, the acceleration. >> that's right. >> they can control the braking. >> that's right. >> and they can do this from anywhere in the world. >> so you think that's scary? yeah. nearly all cars are vulnerable to hacking. >> it comes from massachusetts democratic senator ed markey. he joins us this morning from washington. senator, always good to see you, sir. first of all, tell me a little bit about this report. why did you put it together and what were the most disturbing findings? >> well, there are a number of big issues that are being created as we move from the era of the internal combustion engine to an era where they're driving around in computers. that's what the automobile is and it raises questions of

the new definition is "what you delete on your computer in order to stay married." [ laughter ] you can use the laptopa second. there you go. it's all yours. no, hold on a second. next word is,lent. that's defined as "a 40-day period in which catholics abstain from activities like drinking alcohol and eating junk food." new definition is "a second chance to fail at your new year's resolution." [ laughter ] that's hard to do, hard to do. if at first you don't succeed, you still won't. that's the way it is. next we have, where my peeps at? the original definition is "a slang expression used to ask where your friends are." new definition for where my peeps at? "what chris christie says on easter morning." >> steve: really? >> jimmy: "where my peeps at?" [ laughter ] >> steve: you know that for a a fact? >> jimmy: for a fact, well, to the best of my knowledge. >> steve: yeah, exactly, to the best of your knowledge. that's what he said, yeah. >> jimmy: that is what he says on easter morning. i've never been there with him. i've never celebrated easter with him. i'd love to. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's a

laptop that contained secrets to stop them. >> i want to sea that show. >> i do too. if you like "homeland," a lot of people are following "allegiance" as well. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news" "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> bitter blustery and record-breaking. you are waking up to extreme cold and it is too dangerous to be outside for too long. look at this map, parts of the area feel like 20 below or more. mount pocano, we have issued a first alert to warn you about the temperatures this morning. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. it's an extreme cold day and many schools are canceled or delayed because of the dangerous cold. you can see the list at the bottom of the screen. and we have it on the "nbc 10 news" app. we'll get you updated on the cold temperatures with bill henley. >>> and we are seeing the records fall in wilmington and trenton. and more are likely to fall with temperatures still falling at this hour. we are at 4 degrees in philadelphia. 2 at nbc 10. and with the wind blowing, the entire area including cape may feels like it is well below zero. that's a live view from the markita l

laptop that can easing and replaced. >> radnor police say an alert neighbor could help crack the case. anyone who sees anything out of the ordinary in the neighborhood is urged to contact police. >>> newormation tonight on the measles. it turns out a potential case in lancaster county is not the measles. lab results came back late today as negative. but the outbreak does continue to spread at least 166 cases have been reported in 18 states and washington d.c. and today georgia reporter its first case since 2012. we set up a measles resource guide on cbsphilly.com. click on the health tab on our home page. we've set up useful things to departments of health as well as the cdc. >>> docket options are expected to resume at the first state animal center and spca in sent county delaware. officials were concerned about the spread of the flu after the deaths of three dogs. tests now show none had canine flu. two had pneumonia and a third died from surgery complications. >> responsible and shut down we did not want to pass this out in the community and our vets are confident that our animals that we'll up for adoption are free and clear of any virus. >>> 130 dogs are waiting to be adoptedadop

laptop on him and our undercover money. >> tonight, police say jason was using april to break in this new recruit, a 23-year-old we'll call> she tried to convince me her friend was okay, that she was cool and that she was there to have a good time as well. again and, the other girl at this point is moving around the room. she looked nervous. looked out of place. it was evident to me this was probably her first rodeo, so to speak. she was very out of place. >> back at the state police post, investigators separate the women for further questioning. >> hey, how you doing? you want to give a statement? you want to talk to me? >> no. >> not at all? >> no. >> how come? >> because i don't want to talk. i want my lawyer. >> okay. not a problem. >> tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend, laurie, is ready to talk. she tells police that she was unwittingly tricked into the in-call situation by april and her pimp, jason. >> she was told she would just answer the calls, but then she was encouraged to watch, and then, you know, if she felt like she could, that she was supposed to get involved. and she was upset about it, you kn

was making those remarks, the "new york times" was posting online for the first time how how combat operations in afghanistan are back on and in a big way. the hook is a laptopt special operations forces were able to obtain in october when they raided the home of an al qaeda suspect. it has been a treasure-trove of information on that part of the world. militants that work with them in thart part of the world, and according to the "new york times," the u.s. war in afghanistan, going after these militant groups, is apparently back in full spring. quoting from the times that the spite in raids is at odds with the policy declaration. they appear to target a broad measure of militants. they said it would continue after the formal end of american-led combat operations last december. the tempo, according to one military official, is, quote, unprecedented for this time of year. it is also unprecedented for a war that supposedly no longer exists. so that is awkward to be talking about the war being over in the midst of this very detailed new reporting coming out simultaneously talking about how the war is not at all over, in fact it is kicking way back up. the other

. >>> a new study found teens are getting far less sleep than they should because they are spending more and more time than ever staring at the screens of their tablets, laptops. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, february 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do begin this half hour with the deadly storm that slammed some of the biggest cities in this country leaving a dangerous trail of snow and ice. >> it was a one-two punch for boston getting hit for the second time in less than a week. and making it the snowiest week on record. with the cleanup still underway. the patriots were forced to postpone their super bowl victory parade until tomorrow. for more here's gio benitez in the midwest where they are also digging out. >> reporter: the record-breaking snow with near blizzard conditions in the midwest causing a mess on the roads. look at this massive pileup. dozens and dozens of cars crashing near chicago on the tristate tollway. amazingly only minor injuries. 19 inches of snow making this chicago's fifth snowiest storm ever. >> as you know, this has been a snowstorm for the record books, and we're seeing a reco

technology has ee involved even with a laptop computer these days if you have at right software, final cut pro or similar packages you you don't have to be an entire news team to put together what looks to be hollywood quality. it got very sophisticated special effects in the video. on the other hand you have to have some talent or experience. one of the questions has been who exactly is behind the scenes doing this on behalf of the islamic station, some nobody who happens to have computer expertise or somebody who may have once worked in a newsroom or produced videos or created videos. and has joined isis now using those skills to that regard. and particularly this is a question as it pertains to westerners who have left to go join isis. that's one of the particular skillsets that these groups look from from westerners joining the organizations, a familiarity with high tech gear particularly media gear. >> and apparently nbc news has confirmed the authenticity we're looking at a photo that was taken of the pilot. it's a still photo taken before this horror. evan kohlmann we'll stay on the story and be back in a moment. know that proper allocation coul

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laptops. rick and karen, welcome to both of you. the book is bella's gift. it's about our nation. we couldn't have picked better timing, guys with this tragic news.t does make you think about life, doesn't it? >> all our hearts are breaking for them. then to see the mother, it's extremely difficult. we will be praying for the family. >> this is evil. it's just these people are evil. they can call themselves what they want. they a evil. >> so when we don't, we have other battles? the president low keys it. it sets the whole world on fire? >> the world is on fire. these people want to pour gasoline, not a metaphor. it's true and light that fire. they will not go away based on our policies in the middle east or anywhere else. these people have convictions about what their mission is. it has nothing to do with what we do. it has to do with who we are. this is an evil that is not stopped and destroyed is going to continue to flourish. and this is going to be one of many things we will see going forward. which is tragic. >> i want to raise with you, i think maybe this hits home for me i have a daughter about this young lady's age. i'm thinking and some

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news app. >>> philadelphia is the setting for tonight's episode of the nbc spy drama allegiance. you'll see one familiar face. the story involves feds racing with russian spies to philadelphia's city hall to retrieve a laptops secrets to stop an attack on america. among the cast of characters mayor michael nutter who plays himself. there is no word on how big his role will be so tune in to see for yourself. and you can watch the new episode during the all new thursday night on nbc that starts with the slap at 8:00 black list follows at 9 and allegiance at 10 followed of course, by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> and now to the new rocky spin-off movie being made in philadelphia. we spotted sylvester stallone there he is right there, the hat. this was on 13th and dickinson yesterday. the new movie will be titled creed and it focuses on the grandson of apollo creed who was rocky balboa's rival in the original film. >>> coming up this afternoon at 3:00, ellen is all new with kerry washington the star of the hit drama scandal. then it is nbc 10 news at 4:00. this afternoon, lucky with the lottery, but when it came time to collect their cash they did something that may have cheated the rest of us. the findings from o

new york times" that wrote the article i mentioned and laitha al cori. let me start with you, matthew -- matt rather. how does it all fit together the fact they found this laptopy know the plans of the al qaeda group there. does that mean we see an opportunity that's worth waiting around for? >> i think they do see an opportunity. they always planned to keep some guys there to keep going after the remnants of al qaeda. there's been a jump in the number of black special operations and who exactly are these targets. the white house has drawn out we're going after al qaeda and the taliban is an afghan problem but there's a lot of gray area there. it's a broad thing and there's no clear line there and that's what we see here. there's still a lot of action. >> it was your article that i was reading today there's a lot more casualties on the afghan arm side. they're getting hits from al qaeda or the taliban. who's hitting them? >> the taliban and that's one of the problems and probably why general campbell wants to keep guys there. the afghan arm is a work in process. the war is not over. logistics is troublesome, it can't fly at night, its air support isn't there,

would rather live on the laptops and it's a fascinating tale but not necessarily one of good or evil and i want to thank the panelists for joining us today the editor of the new republic, the author of the people's platform taking back the power and culture in the digital age and the ceo of the american booksellers association and the miami book fair and thank you all for joining us. [applause] >> you're watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on c-span2's booktv. television for serious readers. .. at the new america foundation. it is my great pleasure to introduce my colleague and friend, mike waltz who has this wonderful book out today "warrior diplomat: a green beret's battles from washington to afghanistan," which really outlines by quite unusual career as both been somebody who is creating a white house with vice president cheney and also carrying out the policies in the field as a special forces there. mike also runs a successful business. if the fellow here at the new america foundation and so he is going to outline kind of the big ideas in some of the interesting stories in the book and then we'll open it to a question with everyone. thank y

laptops, lunches, purses all over the place. >> reporter: but investigators say this scene could have been much worse. crediting new technology. watch this demonstration, the train on the top of the screen an older model but below on the newer model the crash energy is absorbed by the car and transferred away from the passengers. technology passenger joel bingham is thankful for. you're pretty lucky today. >> very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, oxnard, california. >>> and there is new concern about rising sea levels along the east coast. researchers have found sea levels north of new york city rose by 4 inches between 2009 and 2010. they blame climate change among other factors and predict similar spikes in the near future. >>> well, anthem health insurance now says more than 78 million people may have had their personal information compromised in a recent data breach. that includes up to 19 million non-anthem customers who have related plans with blue cross and blue shield. social security number, names and addresses may have been stolen. >>> four students from

laptop not just your television screen. so cloud-based solutions for video, cloud in general, how cloud can be leveraged to deliver new services but also to lower the cost structure and also talking about solutions as well as other areas as well. business services. >> host: one of the things cisco has been looking at or working on is the intercloud. what exactly is that? ing. >>. >> guest: yes. great question. cisco was taking multiple networks and interconnecting them together. we realized that the world of clouds is emerging very rapidly. but it's not going to be one cloud. it's going to be public cloud and private clouds and other clouds all coexisting. so it's going to be a hybrid cloud environment. so what we felt was needed was a way to interconnect those clouds much like we interconnected all the networks. we're doing connections of these clouds together with constructive inner cloud. an inner cloud is a great construct that's catching on really fast. we've signed up over 50 partners today who have a global footprint with their global data centers, and it's now like -- the explanation i can give you is it's almost like