is iran stronger or weaker? is russia stronger or weaker? cuba, stronger or weaker?orea, stronger or weaker? the point, ubl and al-qaeda were the old idea to scare people to shariah law, terrorize them, kill them. the new paradigm is the muslim brotherhood. organize, legislate. stand up for democracy. shariah law in place. you can do it. it's a lot easier to community organize than convince people to blow themselves up. it's the postpowerful weapon on the planet today. you can kill ubl but as i told you, the idea lives on. there is a competing idea. globalism, statism, marxism. it seems as though we're being separate and cut apart from anyone who once believed in that idea. because fab wants to stand with a bunch of people that are only about stuff. that is where we begin tomorrow. the competing idea. back in a minute. >> glenn: bin laden's death raises a lot of questions. are we more safe or less safe now? my guess is that we are less safe temporarily. if we do the right things, more safe. michael shauer is the awe for of "osama bin laden." let me explain something

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or passing 9 of them. this is hardly a burden. 190 votes over 50 years of -- this is quite simply a repeal of one of the corner stonse of progressive politics in california from the 1890's to the present. the initiative is a curiously important document. let me just complete by saying -- let me make some assumptions about what will not be reviewed. domestic partners, which was an initiative ordinance. will not be reviewed by in or any other supervisors. care not cash will not. sit-lie will not be. neighborhood firehouses, golden gate park garages. what will be is shadows and parks, proposition m, proposition h, the water front plan. formula retail use and evection controls. this is not the way to govern a stiff. this is a way to create another fight over settled issues. thank you. supervisor kim: i do have a

so we're stuck -- where stucco but thes up to -- butts up to brick or wood or to vinyl or -- those are the areas that you have to be -- where two materials come together, that's the area that you really have to maintain and that's where the leaks happen. that's where cracks occur. there's differential settlement, over time the materials pull apart and that's where you really have to be concerned about maintaining a water proof seal. >> so if you look at a picture like this where we see the stairs which are probably concrete and the building which is a wood frame building, they separate. they will separate. they are not made of the same materials. and the reason that we have a gap that will ultimately occur between the stair and the building is they have different rates of expansion and contraction from the sun and just from temperature change. they have differential settlement in san francisco. everything settling a little bit. doesn't have to be settling a lot but if it settles a quarter of an inch over 10 years, part of it is going to settle more than another part and the inherent ma

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not even though they might be good afternoon for them in russia or india or china or to lead the fact is they don't have to go back i want to hear you develop you want to become an american we're not giving them a choice we're saying you know you leave because we want to get these up but so then what is it that's going on and why do we have this attitude why do we have such strict immigration policies for skilled labor are we in denial we think a bit want to go back to these countries because you know because they might not be democracies or because of poor infrastructure and you know we always think that we have more to offer. yes some of our senators lubin really a good standard of governors and well you can still immigrants live in the sixty's in the days when you had you know the only two empires in russia and the soviet union and america and it was basically one of the other the world has changed it doesn't realize that there are many many competitors do there's a limited right now and the market to the broader the world has changed that if we don't bring the world's best and bri

day or time. so they love the promotion. they love the idea that their blog entry of today is something that people are talking about. >> it drives clicks to their own site. recognition. and they are federated media affiliates, customers? >> partners. >> thank you. >> what we do on the other days of the week when we're not curating is we sell advertising for them. we sell traditional advertising that runs on our site and they benefit, to your point on the clicks from the increased traffic to their site. >> a lot of these blogs, they get maybe 1,000, maybe 2,000 hits a month on some of the ones i've seen. so what value does that hold for the advertiser, if each one of these blogs is only reaching maybe 1,000 people? >> the real benefit for federated, one of the reasons it was founded, it was the notion that bringing impressions or media at scale to brands is what they needed. so they can buy lots of impressions on some of the portals, but how do they get to this world called the independent web, wh

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as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn't that enough? we have, like, 2 million of them. it should be social workers, correctional workers. parole workers. get rid of parole officers and probation officers all together. i call them resource centers so that when somebody comes out of jail or prison, that it would not matter if they came out of a mental hospital or and mentally retarded group home or they are getting out of jail or sleeping on the streets, when they get out, they go to something called a resourced center for health, and there, there would be social worker people that would help them. it does not really matter if they get out of jail or prison and a sleeping on the streets. i saw the same people in different pieces of their dreams. we provide visitors with a real release program, which means at least money to live for 90 days -- takes at least 90 days, right? to get a job, f

verge or as well as the crimes laid out in the. ads absolutely you know one of the points that we made and and that you know my sources continually made to me is that the kind of fraud that we're talking about you know defrauding investors is very complex and there are very specific legal standards that prosecutors have to meet in order to get convictions on those crimes and that's difficult and hard to explain to ordinary people but lying to congress is not hard to explain this is simple and there are numerous instances where which would seem to me to be fruitful life for prosecute why is it that these revelations are goldman are now coming out as a result of a senate report i mean what happened to the f.c.c. and the other watchdogs during the time or for that matter stockholders and their ability to sue for fraud and damages. well you know this is really the remarkable thing about this report is that there is absolutely no reason that this kind of work should be left to a senate subcommittee there are at least five important regu

for example, dealing with climate change or pandemics or terrorism.we have to learn to do both of those at the same time. this is going to require much more sophisticated understanding of power and how you combine hard and soft power into effective smart power strategies. just to summarize, when hillary clinton said in her inaugural hearings before the senate foreign relations committee that smart power meant using all the tools in our tool box, we're going to have to get much better at using all the tools in our tool box than we've been so far. and in the process of encouraging that is why i wrote this book. so that's enough from me. i'd much rather hear from you. over to you. >> thanks very much, joe. appreciate it. and i wonder if i might start with a question before throwing the floor open. twenty with years after the end of the cold war, 20 years after the publication of "bound to lead, "it seems to me in many ways the united states is still trying to define the role of american power in the world. what is, what are we trying to do with american

but then i have to go through them and decide if i want this or i use that or i need more of such and such. and there were times we would both go together to look at things. i couldn't do what i do without him, his help, to come -- to leave home to come to washington or to go to philadelphia or wherever these different collections mick time after time after time. and sit and transcribe, my book probably would take me seven years instead of four. and i am at the stage now if you were to tell me he doesn't want to do it anymore, then i possibly wouldn't do that kind of a book. i would write something more personal or more accessible for my own collections or my own recollections. >> i'm going to ask you a question. you probably don't want to answer but i will ask it anyway. you have written, what, ten books -- >> nine. >> nine books. >> yeah. >> how do you think this book is going to do? >> i don't mind answering that at all because i don't know. i have never known how any book what do. >> what was your biggest? >> "john adams." >> second biggest? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure. "1776" m

a man or woman who is and starts a business with their own money or with sweat equity or with a loan from from you know dad or whatever and and builds a small business with her for employees with that latter person be a capitalist. yes the latter person who has a few employees would be a capitalist but you're quite right the history of capitalism hundreds of years ago was a story of individuals making that effort usually small groups of workers and working usually alongside their own employees and slowly amassing a reasonable amount of money but it may be disappointing for folks to realize but that's a long ago the number of people that are still doing that in our economy is very small compared to the mass output of goods and services that's now done by huge corporations and there comes the role of the folks you were mentioning in the beginning of your question namely the people who've inherited money from their parents and their grandparents who have no interest in producing anything you've never worked a day in their lives but they have the money to go out and buy shares of a compa

most of our clients are themselves low or moderate income people or working in low or moderate income neighborhoods. but not exclusively. we will look at any business we think can bring about substantial community benefits. i want to talk about what type of loans we make and whatever products we have. that is important to note that in our case, they mentioned -- i mentioned some acronyms. the service corps of retired executives, women's business centers, renaissance and entrepreneurs should here in san francisco, women's initiative for self-employed -- those organizations offer classes often and one-on-one counseling. in some cases, whether or not you are seeking a loan -- in our case, and rising is strictly tied to a loan. we are a financial institution. but if you come to us for a loan and we think there is potential for one, we will provide business advising as well as a loan. to give you a sense of who we reach, we are really seeking to lind to traditionally underserved communities. for example, 35% of our borrowers are hispanic or latino. 22% african-american. 60% free mail, and

it's the militant atheist or the militant muslims or the militant catholics or mormons, militant anythingmy way or the highway. that is not america. the best way to teach people of your faith or absence of? live it. people will see you're happy and want to know what makes that guy happy or strong. i believe individuals will find their own way or they will not. i do know this. i can't save you, nor can anyone else. you have to choose to find the truth. you have to choose to apply it. you have to choose to be who you are meant to be, not who you allow yourself to become. not be part of a stagnant collective to sit around waiting for a savior to save you, a government official to walk in and do it for you. so if you are going to change things, you have to know who you are. it is time we decide. more in a second. >> glenn: if you want to rebuild something you have to figure out who you were in the first place i don't know if you notice this but we live in a society. if the government doesn't get its way the response is get that ceo fired. they are going after ceo of major drug company. he's a

as 25% or about $124 million. in a more pessimistic view, additional reductions would be required to balance, so i hope this is somewhat helpful to provide just an order of magnitude since as we work through this as to what the range of possibilities really does look like. it is a fair one that obviously what we think will happen today will not be what ultimately happens, and this will probably provide some more realistic views as a there is uncertainty the father out we go. there were also some questions of the committee regarding reserve levels and reserve status. as of july 1, our two major reserves, the rainy day reserve and general fund reserve -- will total just north of $58 million. that obviously during the past five years represents a pretty significant drawdown in reserves as we work for this current downtrend. in 2008, the navy reserve had a balance of just under $120 million, and the purpose is to draw on it when it is raining, and we have drawn on it during the last downturn, with $50 million in draws

yes or no? >> we would need the evidence that the person knowingly employed the unauthorized -- does it create some kind of presumption that he's not home free? >> the requirements and there is on a law and federal law are the same imposing the new obligations. >> in his humphrey? >> i'm trying to understand media it's not enough time to explain it but i felt the federal law required the kerlikowske business, whatever that review is. and i was worried about the e3 view because it seemed to me in 20% of the cases where the notice is this guy is not authorized we don't have a record that he's offered by some 20% are wrong and he is authorized to work so the impleader who follows that is really going to fire 20% of the people who will be absolutely entitled to work. so i would like you to address those. >> let me walk through how it works to see if this addresses the concerns. arizona doesn't change anything in terms of the use of the i-9. we've retain the same defense in the federal law for which

cabdrivers as part of tours will sometimes bring tourists or visitors or conventioneers or conference in tandy's for a quick visit. the must be a way of somehow alleviating taxi drivers from any no-parking issues, especially if they are only going to be there for five or 10 minutes. there must be a way of getting dispensation for the fact that it is a major tourist site. how do people get there if they don't know how to get there and don't know the bus system, and don't have a lot of time because of a quick visit? i think it is important to either create a temporary taxi waiting some or something, or to not have parking officers be vigilant and ticket cabdriver's for parking briefly while somebody takes pictures or a visit of the site. cab drivers do not go there by themselves to hang out. they need to make money. sitting there in a place that is far out is not going to necessarily make the money. there may be fares to pick up. there may be somebody who needs a cab and does not know where to find a bus. i would appreciate it if you could work out something in the legislation that give

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but in the in the show we'll get the real headlines with none of them or see or hear a lot of other washington d.c. now he's spoken about it before but it looks like it's finally here the double dip housing market so when we hear analysts say that there's no relief in sight how do we take that news then why i ask is the military using hollywood to draw in new recruits we'll tell you about how the army is working with one upcoming summer blockbuster to entice and americans to sign up and that is the government trying to overreach by forcing the search engines to blacklist sites that are catered to quote infringing activities will tell you all you need to know about the protect ip act and surely many of you celebrate memorial day with barbecues parties but they will remind you about what the day really stands for we'll tell you about a group of soldiers who are too often overlooked female veterans or bring all that on our tuesday vision of happy hour on tonight's show but up first our top story. is the housing market officially in a double digit the standard and poor's case shiller home price in

the facilities that they owed or lease or rent or whatever for medicare equipment and supplies the energy costs, utilities, professional liabilities, all of the above, the input prices they pay go up from time to time. payment update equals the increase-the increase in a companywide productivity which is about 1 percent per year roughly speaking. now, those 1 percent adjustment compound over time. overlong periods of time like we are showing in this chart the become strong. the more than counteract everything else. the aging of the baby boom, the otherwise growth and utilization and intensity, all of those factors. you can see the curve starts to come down. the leveling off is caused almost exclusively by the compound in effect over time of their productivity adjustments. this relatively good news. we have seen projections like this for medicare in ages. they don't like that bad. you can deal with the deficit of that size, although it would take some doing. that is not a big deficit value. what is there to worry about? we will skip ahead to chart number five in downtown you. chart five il

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it is not win or lose. for me, it is not winning or losing. it is whether we are doing the right thing. that is the important thing. and so, on the reactive portion for our office, it is looking back and making sure we are prosecuting on solid evidence, we are prosecuting and evidence that has integrity. that is the most important thing. i also want to say that we are doing pro-active things. we are sending our lawyers to the academy to train lawyers -- the ethical issue is something we cannot get into as much, because that is an issue the academy might train, but we can train them on what the law is and we can train them on what they can and cannot do pursuant to the law, and we want to give them those tools to make good decisions and could arrests so there is integrity within the system. i agree wholeheartedly with what stewart said earlier, that if there isn't faith in the system, if there is not integrity and what we do, it is not just the criminal justice system. we all lose. i will give a plug to my boss. he instituted all lot of policie

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or anti abortion. it's not the main issue. the main issue is jobs, wars and national economy, spending, ought these different things. >> i think because they do believe, i believe lot of people do care about this issue. the fact is, i think we ought to care whether our country is spending too much money or not. we need to focus on this in a time where we're spending a lot of time why aren't we spending it there? the fact is the law said we have the -- which says federal taxpayer dollars are not supposed to go to support abortion. and based -- >> exception in cases of rape, incest or the health of the mother. and we are actually -- we tried to get numbers on this, we don't know, i don't know what they are. maybe you have them. but i would imagine that the percentage of teenagers, which is what the house language would -- committee report language would prevent from getting federal fds, percentage of teens who know, i can go petition the government get $300 or whatever it is for my abortion is very, very

her brother or pal or friend. which is, in this my view, totally impossible, a dangerous dream. it's as if you tried to take a practicing jazz band that are just sort of blowing and having a good time and blow it up into the world orchestra. it doesn't work. a lot of people are sympathetic because in certain very limited contexts like a convent, a kibbutz, a commune, an intimate fraternity or sorority these kinds of relations are at least partly manifested. and they're very enjoyable if you get the right crowd. of course, if you don't have the right crowd like in the mafia, then you probably are not going to enjoy it that much. communism is favored by a lot of people as a impossible dream. but anybody who's ever tried it, anybody who's ever come even near it will tell you that it's much more like north korea than it is like canada. >> host: is it possible for libertarianism to be an organizing structure for a society with 300 million people in it? >> guest: that's a very good question. >> host: or is it a goalpost

i'm not sure if that's eastern or pacific.rts at 2:10, so you might be to get in for a few innings. but for those withiani tickets, you'll get some new age, all right, new age of armageddon. same goes for miley cyrus. ♪ and yes, i think that is the first time i've ever uttered, give me a taste of yo momma's big fat booty band. that may be the last time i ever say that sentence. i know what some of you are anying, he did predict that the world was going to end in 1994, back in september, and yes, technically he was wrong. but this time he's really, really sure. sure enough to collect $18 million in donations in 2009 alone. and this time he has more of the specifics, the gory details, if you will. >> and simultaneously, as the graves are thrown open, the true believers, their bodies will be resurrected, or their bones, or their remains, whatever. >> is that man actually alive? all the graves will be thrown open, bodies and bones and remains. that sounds more like a zombie problem. luckily, the cdc has a zombie preparedness progr

if your sidewalk is cracked or broken by tree roots or whatever, then the property owner is responsibleto fix that sidewalk with the appropriate permit from dpu >> curb cuts are a different matter. the corner curb cuts in the city are a public works function. there are some cases where someone is doing a really large project and public works says that's part of your job; you are going to have to provide the public improvements on the sidewalk to serve this very large building you are doing, but typically that's a public works department function. >> like the level landings of the sidewalk and so on, that's a maintenance issue. >> to maintain it so it's not ponding, yes, it is. that's the role of the sidewalk inspector is to make sure the proper slope has been placed on that landing. >> to create a level landing at the door, is that a maintenance issue also. >> creating a level landing at the door is sometimes part of your actual alteration or construction project because if you have a non-level landing when you start your construction project, the building department through the permit

or in germany or in china and what's creating global imbalances and the i.m.f. singularly failed to do that in the last ten years it should have been out there saying look what's happening on this financial deregulation agenda is really dangerous you shouldn't be doing it and we need to stop these kind of policies otherwise it's going to blow up in our faces in the i'm a failed to do that because it's been in hock to rich countries and it's been in our special interest on wall street and instead we need to have an i.m.f. with an independent head who doesn't have any ties to these kind of special interests and who can be out there doing what's called an i.m.f. speak surveillance for can do really rigorously on the most systemically important countries as they call them meaning the u.s. . germany and japan and china and that's where the i.m.f. needs to be focusing its attention and to do that you need somebody who's not from europe the u.s. tied or germany or japan to leave the institution all right jeffrey cambridge that's pretty but it's a really you mazing indi

do they feel threatened or is there going to be a confrontation of some sort or how do you approach that i don't think that bitcoin is large enough right now to be on the radar of many governments the entire economy is approximately fifty million dollars if you take the total number of pit points outstanding multiplied by the exchange rate it's fifty million dollars and it used to just be five million small time ago i can see it growing exponentially and it definitely challenges the status quo but i also think that they're in a quandary because if they were to prosecute it or if they were to prohibit it they would actually be lending legitimacy to it because it's an intangible math puzzle so i brought a little profit i think getting back to the puzzles and well i just remember you talking about it and what have you got then two things we have yet to fully explain the puzzles and the coin creation i don't even think we're going to have time to get into the coin creation bit we've got to look at that yourself and calling dot org to fill. and on that bit but the puzzles we're going to

or whatever their purposes are. i am not satisfied because i think the answers are important and this is not to point their the fingers at salon and sony who are victims as well but again we need the answers beyond that on crafting wise policy and holding their feet to the fire. going back to sony in their letter and their response to congress, the steps they have outlined since the breach our commonsense. greater encryption, having a specialized person to oversee security. the four things they talked about putting into place, one would think they should have done a long time ago specially when you are guarding 100 million customers. you would think these basic items they would have done long ago. so they answers, the testimony are about moving us forward in a way that really makes people safer. >> host: one of the things i noted in the sony letter and i think in your testimony was that not everyone's credit card was active or they got ahold of everybody's credit card. is not sometimes the date of birth and some of

or about floating around. as. an incitement to additional violence as a propaganda tool. but now despite the president's reasoning it several media outlets and political groups are hoping to acquire those contentious images through freedom of information act requests fox news politico judicial watch citizens united and the associated press have all filed for requests to obtain the photographs and that video and while fox news requests was more awful when the associated press senior managing editor michael oren ski's makes a solid case for disclosing those images not only does the site the fact of the president that how to make his administration more transparent than ever before but he also makes an important statement that this information is important for the historical record arrest keep explained in an interview with the atlantic wire it's about us saying we would like to make our own news judgments about newsworthy material and as you probably remember the white house had a lot of trouble getting their original narrative straight as to how the operation in pakistan w

a party could have two or three torrents -- attorneys arguing on his or her behalf. that was john marshall's practice and the practice of the other great justices during the founding era. justice story and other names you would recognize. i think it would have presented some historical evidence if at least one of the articles had pointed out that fact. something that is unintentionally wrong, for several years now a widespread criticism of our court is that we are very pro-business. we always decide cases in favor of business as opposed to employees and consumers. this has been mentioned in a lot of articles, it's been mentioned by a lot of public officials. now, a few months ago, i was running on my treadmill and when i do that, i almost always watch television to overcome the boredom and the discomfort of what i'm doing so i'm flipping through the channels looking for something that will make 45 minutes or so pasarell actively fast. i found rather slim pickings and somewhat reluctantly i settled on a c-span program that featured a debate between a well known and di

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abuse or homelessness. and 1 in 4 between 18 and 241 employed. having done a job for their country most veterans find a way to cope but many other need help in the business of living. >>> today, serving those who serve with the vice chief of staff of the army peter kror relly. veterans advocates with tim tats and paul rykofp. chairman of the senate veterans commit patty murray. >> paying for veterans is a cost of war. >> and an iraq veteran -- >> i've been told welcome home dozens of times. i met a vietnam vet who had never been told that once. >>> i'm candy crowley and this is "state of the union." >>> this afternoon president obama visits joplin, missouri, the town devastated by tornadoes. joining us this morning from joplin, governor jay mixon. give us an update, the number of confirmed dead, what's the situation with the morgue and how many do you still have missing? >> we've got that unaccounted for number overnight down to 44 now. and throughout the night once again troopers were making that most diff

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an -- 3 fourth of an inch or an -- 3/ of an inch or an inch, or something like that. you do a roof and your neighbor does a roof and you put a piece of flashing between the building and that keeps water out of that space between the buildings. water gets down there between the buildings and it's extremely difficult to repair dry rot inside that space. you have to take the inside wall out to get to it. we also see a couple of other things happening here. we see a down spout from a drain and those need to just be checked to make sure they're secure. they usually have lightweight connecters so you have to make sure they stay connected. here's a gutter at the top. people let their gutters fill up with debris. you need to clean a gutter out. how often? >> if you're near a pine tree, there's a lot of pines in san francisco, the needles can fill up, you -- probably twice, at least twice a year. it depends on where -- how many trees are near your house and what kind of leaves they have. >> so if the gutter fills up or even just enough to block that little down spout there, th

we started with asking comedian. >> i don't think making fun of the hand copy or the homeless or people who are less fortunate than you, i don't think that they should be the object of our scorn and duration. >> certain subjects are off limits. lately it is president obama. >> it is hard to tell jokes about obama. part of it is racial, too. the fact that america was able to cast aside its prejudices and vote for a harvard law graduate. he is a black guy but he is half black guy. how about we start with a half negro. baby steps. >> joe produces the longest running musical review in theater history in san francisco francisco. the show is a paraied of just about everything. but recently he pulled a routine exaggerating president obama's ears because of public outcry. >> that is the only complaint we have ever had. nothing else in 35 years. >> other presidents have been fair game for their physical attributes. >> like reagan. remember reagan had the hair that didn't move. i thought it was reflective of his political philosophies. so i use that. and the neck that waved in the breeze. his hai

>> this only includes our most recent, or surveys in process or recently adopted. supervisor weiner: and not every survey will result in a district, is that right? >> surveys will not result in article 10 or 11 designation unless the board of supervisors designates them. supervisor weiner: but the survey would be a critical first step. you cannot have an article 10 district without a survey first. >> correct. >> the math that you see actually includes the entire survey area. within that service area, there are typically districts that are a subset of what you see on this map. that is not implying that this whole area is potential districts. supervisor weiner: i presume this is because of market octavia and eastern neighborhoods. a lot of these survey areas are some of the most transit-rich areas in the city. do you agree with that? >> yes. supervisor weiner: do you foresee any potential impact of focusing a lot of our surveying energy on the transit-oriented parts of the city that could perhaps absorb additional transit-oriented development in terms of meeting our

or check on traffic conditions.igital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is represent in a geo graphic space with be stored for retrieval and analysis. >> the department of public works they maintain what goes on in the right-of-way, looking to dig up the streets to put in a pipe. with the permit. with mapping you click on the map, click on the street and up will come up the nchgz that will help them make a decision. currently available is sf parcel the assessor's application. you can go to the assessor's website and bring up a map of san francisco you can search by address and get information about any place in san francisco. you can search by address and find incidents of crime in san francisco in the last 90 days. we have [inaudible] which allows you to click on a