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soldiers, sometimes to ook fo slaughter innocent civilians. brown's book thus found an audience eager to learn more about native peoples and keen in some instances to embrace critiques of american militaryism and racism. for much of his adult life d. ight h brown worked at the university of illinois library. at night he wrote books.historic can you imagine someone more heroic as a historian and ooks librarian librarian? doesn't get better than that. atea night dr. brown wrote books including a history of the american west conquest through the eyes of the tribal peoples. of his voice brown said, quote, i'm a very old indian and remembering the past.ative thosear memories included sand creek for which brown adopted anng on interpretive frame similar ttho soule's and bent's.lage focusing on the white and american flags flying over black kettle's village. falling in a hail of bullets while singing the death song. and on shivington's men slicing genitalia from their victims. professional historians greeted the publication of "bury my heart at wound

go through face ook's user agreement. all seven pages of initial fine print and search the data use policy at the bottom which takes you to six subsections, one is titled information you receive and how you use it. look at the fine print of that section and you will find this nugget of info. for internal operations including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement. so this is legal? yes, he says, as long as facebook keeps their findings internal. but since they decided to fub blik their work facebook needs to get informed consent as defined by the american psychological association which would warn you of potential risks, discomfort, or adverse affects, or don't they have to do that? >> it's still considered research but no requirement to get consent because the data is already collected for other purposes. it would make no sense for me to go back and say, by the way, you already have this data. you don't have to go through all that. >> in essence he says facebook has found a loophole bec

california. .ooking at a car who is this for? we know who the old one way or for -- the old ones were for? they really like to talk about the dna that is in all of the vehicles and how there is is wrong family resemblance. that every i think car they make looks like the 9/11. -- 911. it is the most successful part of the exterior design and it is so sleek that you might wonder where the handle is to open the hatch stop they have put a button right here. push that. you'd expected to handle well. it does. it can be good for handling and it makes the car neutral. everything is moving in a printable and reassuring way. yeah, i am in it. and as a top speed of 164 miles an hour. that is great. who gets up to 164? a lot of them have a test like this. probably nobody will take theirs to the top of the mountain. they know that. they are selling the security. i will be doing a lot of this. have they created was the best compact suvs on the market? probably. it meant to scale mountaintops and run race tracks? no. you want to see it in the n

we will be taking an in-depth ,ook at the business of lyft the ridesharing app known it for the pink mustache. begin serviceed in new york city today, but legal challenges could but -- but those plans on ice. eric schneiderman and benderman losee say itosee violates state law. has simply waltz into new york, and set up shop, while defying every law whose purpose is to protect the people of new york. lyft's ceo will join me here. lyft, andft, -- wise it sparking so much controversy? if you see a giant pink mustache driving towards you, don't be alarmed. liyfyft car.it is a >> the passengers badly, the driver is smiling. >> these let you use app to get a ride. >> owning a vehicle is the second-highest household expense. there had to be a better way to collect -- connect people who needed a ride. >> opening up, enter your location, and a car shows and. -- shows up. than a black sedan, or a taxi, and it helps put cash in the pockets of regular people. >>. between main. lifts inrted offering his car. he can bring enough to do under dollars a day. >> you can really be able to help out. a l

otherwise both the election commission and international geared andre all .ooking forward to when you expected to be completed? know it will take a how manyeally see .allots can be counted in a day the united nations is supervising the process, and will determine the date to make sure the public is not given .onflicting dates expectations are built around that. >> do expect disruptions? no, i don't. all the rules and procedures have been worked out. we are keen to make sure that the audit is carried out in terms that are agreed. it is a major logistical undertaking. a significant number of the ballot boxes from our provinces are in being the process to move to cobble an assembly line is being set up in hangers. >> is there clear evidence there was fraud in this election? >> no. the five percent does not show any irregularities. because the allegations that cast a shadow over the legends me, i propose that a full hundred percent audit be carried out. this will put to rest any .llegations if there is any evidence, it .ill be found out it should be a day of celebration. >> to do except t

of american economy as well as american politics, you know that we have here a kind of standard of ooking at presidents and easuring the first 100 days of their time in office. what do you hope to accomplish in your first 100 days after your noggin president if in fact you are? >> inaugurated president if in act you are? >> within the first 100 days, the first is to set a course. that means our partnership with our people will be turned up to set of reforms. we will evaluate every ministry in a public manner. find its objectives, allow for honest, capable people to come o the talks. this will allow us to deliver on the promise of good government. we promise to transfer 30% of the national budget to the provinces because our system is centralized. our provinces do not have to chool resources on the base to which to be accountable to people. the reform of the security sector will start in the same 100 days. the office of the commander in chief, a function of the president of afghanistan will not be turned into an office. i will make it so that each eight hours we will have a security report

executive who found a prostitute online and there was a shutdown of this website idea guy, my red .ookt i wonder if more sort of prostitution is finding new places online to advertise. reallyknow, i can't comment on that, but i can say that what we are primarily seeing his criminals looking for new ways to target users. as apps get popular and services we see that there are different ways that scammers are looking for opportunities to make a fast buck. >> i wonder if there is anything that tinder can do about this. >> they are doing things on their end. we have seen changes in the last year where they have made adjustments to their service, but at the end of the day these guys are opportunists and they will find a way to get around those filters and find new ways to target these unit -- users. >> interesting story. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. u.s. byte, we focus on one number that tells us a lot. >> good to be here. >> i like the surprise number. what have we got ashen mark >> 13 point 3 million. >> 13 point 3 million? i have no idea what that is. >> the number of

disclosure, i consider hillary clinton a friend and i'm proud to have her here and i .ook for it to our conversation let me begin though with the news of the day, a plane shot down over eastern ukraine. what questions would you be asking at this moment? i would betions asking is, number one, who could have shot it town? who had the equipment? it's obviously an antiaircraft missile. who could have had the expertise to do that. commercial airlines are big targets, but by the time they get over that part of ukraine they should have been high so it takes some planning. the ukrainian government has been quick to blame it on their name for the russian insurgents. there does seem to be some growing awareness that it probably had to be russian insurgents. how we determined that will require some forensics, but then if there is evidence pointing in that direction, the equipment had to have come from russia. what more the russians may or may not have done, i don't know. i read as i was coming and that the russian stock market has dropped in there's a great deal of concern that not only was a civi

our bill does lift that ban and offers to governors who wish to ook at tolling as an option to apply to dot and request the ability to toll. that would have to be looked at by dot. i tend to think that if there is a commitment to doing maintenance on the facility, it would be tolls or to invest in congestion relieving systems. there may be acceptable ways to see that happen in the country more. our bill is not paid for by tolling we just recognize that there is a need to create a little more flexibility at the state level for folks to be enterprising and figure out how to get things done. >> are there any thresholds? >> and he proposal would have to come through the apartment and be looked at independently. >> here comes the last ceremonial softball. you told "the washington post" but if you could get one person from the private sector to help you, it would be eric schmidt of google. have you reached out to any high-tech private sector people for help? >> absolutely, i have actually talked to eric schmidt. not surprisingly. he's got a lot of ideas. one of the things i am fascinated b

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in the article he profiled an interview with ook med abu khatalla, one of the proposed leaders of attacks, he was captured two weeks ago by u.s. forces. i'm pleased to have david kirkpatrick back at this table. welcome. a bunch of things on the table. first the three defendants who have been convicted and sentenced it. what is the next stage in that legal process? >> well, they have some appeals left, within the egyptian system. we were all, i'm glad you start with their cases because it's a case close to the hearts of many of us who work as correspondents in egypt. these are three journalists with long experience working for international news organizations. these are not -- >> including the bbc. >> and "the new york times", one of them previously worked with us and with the "l.a. times" and cnn. another one with the bbc. and so it's really had a chilling effect for all of us. some of us hoped, i won't say expected but some of us hoped that president sisi might seek to pardon them ono or commute their sentences, they've already been in jail for more than six months but instead they were

you get to that saying does this sound like a good who was ooked on morphine. it is just total speculation and exaggeration. add a little more spice. >> have read steve davises article published in 1998. >> if i may, can i share a short story that came about when i built a restaurant. an underground atlanta exists one of the oldest hotels in the city. we rented the basement. i am a digger. the process of digging down from he muck i knew franklin garrett the building that we were in had become a hospital during the war. franklin shared with me the story that back in the period of but canon with the knowledge that the war was coming they wanted to get england to support the north and not the south. . with the two major countries supporting the north and south it would be a tragic war. in the process the high member of the crown of england was given a private train to tour the south to show how underdeveloped the south was industrialally compared to the north. the train got as far as richmond. it is assumed the train got further, possibly to thrant. well, in my di

plaza,ook at you on the when his arteries waking up. as you go to get your coffee, is anything really different on the streets? >> not really, apart from the headlines, not a lot going on. people have just started to come into work. within argentina, what is the next step? goes back to buenos aires, what does he go back to? >> the ministry of economy' as doors are still locked. not sure the next up is going to be. the understanding and local options the of dealing with private banks here, then buying out the bondholders in the u.s., is the scenario they think will happen. it does seem like the easiest solution in terms of saving face for the government. >> perhaps a savior role. villem marx from windows areas. -- buenos aires. >> we are joined by vincent reinhart and sanjay khosla. vince, argentina. to our viewers why this is more than just a few "vulture billion.ing after $1.3 >> argentina is the classic case of a serial defaulter, to use a phrase of camera golf -- ken rogoff. plug!band shameless seamlessly. a lot of history. because o

a twitter value of user has increased. ,ook at the revenue per user per 1000 page views, a year ago 20%. are not talking all-time highs. getting back to where we were in april. >> the stock is doing better. a stocknot look at trading 20 times sales and say that is a great investment. i am not an investor, i am a business analyst. i look at the business and see how it is doing. >> the internal question is it is about form. they go there and spend advertisement dollars. >> i think it is a little bit of both. market makers is fine. it is no bloomberg west. >> we have no more time for this segment. you see the way twitter is being used. many are making this out of fear. a defensive move of saying i guess i have to get on that twitter but they cannot quantify the results. theyother program said were not advertising on twitter because they were not getting results. it now in getting great results. changed in the way twitter works. when advertisers are spending money, they are not doing it out of fear. they have lots of choices out there. >> compare it to facebook. >> a pimple in the tush. >>

ook at what's happening now in kiev.es. >> thank you very much for joining us today. reat to get your thoughts. >> 7:40 in london. coming up, could political tension turn the tide of the market? we'll follow that story. ♪ >> welcome back. geopolitical tensions and volatility have risen in the last month. the markets at an all-time high. mark joins us now from zurich. good morning to you. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> mark, let's talk about the markets. the s&p 500 record high yesterday. global equities have risen 100% in five years. it is a simple question, but it is a question everyone wants to know. with these equity market goes higher? what are your evaluation metrix telling you right now? >> it is a great question because we see these levels but we do look at the underlying evaluations and one of the things we look at is simple p/e. the reality is that say the s&p 500 is on about 15.7 times forward earnings right in line with its historic average. so we don't see extreme evaluations in something th

may of this at 2002,ooking back when they just installed the interim of the authority, he said it was really a euphoric atmosphere. internationalthe community would come in and help clean the house. it over to the owner in good shape. thinking at the time. thinking,ys about his i see a to-story house where the tenant upstairs with theinterfere owner, and how he organizees the house. the tenant is welcome to stay, the ten an is welcome to stay, the tenant here being the united states. but the owner has to organize and sometimes it's, the international community has of --d some as insects. you wonder what's happening in between this euphoric statement of 2012 and this bitterness that in 2014.ough today karzai is seen as deeply critical of the united states. unfair, inhat's fact. i don't think he is critical of certain actions that have been under taken or certain policies that have been pursued. u.s. and itself, and i will come back to that. come to treate him the way we did? of a view, because profound misunderstanding of the andan society and bob gate his book says also that is yearss

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