the p.c. can stay at the p.c. the last time we had a similar century of information wasn't sometimes we were ninety thousand in a cheeriest and now from that day the dow jones dropped five hundred points about ten minutes in the current. so it was important for information not to get too late if this is seen as there's all these machines are basing their intelligence of what to do on crisis and prices. curves in garbage out. something wrong with it immediately pull out all the meat we want in the plants have been i don't allow that settled as soon as we had it was the way it is on the say it's lost a whole group of liquid and we saw that kind of recently too when the twitter a.p. feed fiasco happened a couple weeks ago all this liquidity that was supposed to be there just vanished in an instant. yes. stalinists truly finding her since i've been doing this and i started back in ninety six and never see him could he disappear that fast and that great of magnitude it was something to behold but we thought that one of

users since the launch of windows eight there's been a fourteen percent decline in p.c.sales and the whole reason microsoft did this was to help increase sales obviously . well in just a little thought exercise here i'm going to change a few words of what you just said and kind of freedom. to congress recently announced that they'll be overhauling the dodd frank banking laws and over eight hundred pages it's just too complicated for regulators and banks now since the signing of dodd frank there's actually been a fourteen percent decline in proprietary trading which you would think it's good now congress thought this law with its colorful prohibit on bailouts would restore confidence in the large banks but it's actually made people more skeptical of them and alternatives such as credit unions and community banks well there's a benefit so just a little comparison between dodd frank in the windows eight operating system and i would say that i have a lot more confidence in microsoft than i do in the regulators to get done frankly right why it's all volatile markets i think y

the p.c. can stay at the p.c. the last time we had a similar century from ation wasn't sometime between ninety thousand and eight cheeriest an hour from that day the dow jones five hundred points about ten minutes in the current. and you. can't seem to get too late if this is seen as. all these machines are basing your intelligence of what to do on prices and prices ruled same curves in garbage out. something wrong with that they need really pull out immediately in the blink of an i'm right that's settled as soon as we had those delays on the saves you lost a whole group of liquid and we saw that kind of recently too when the twitter a.p. feed fiasco happened a couple weeks ago all this liquidity that was supposed to be there just vanished in an instant. yeah stalinists truly finding her since i've been doing this and i started by. and you can say is i've never seen could it be is peter that fast and that greed of magnitude it was something to behold but we thought that one of the results of that quote stopping ca

but p.c. is dangerous. because you see, this country, one of the founding principles was freedom of thought and freedom of expression. and it muzzles people. it puts a muzzle on them. why is it important to educate our people? because we don't want to go down the same pathway as pinnacle nations that preceded us. i think particularly about ancient rome. very powerful, nobody could challenge them militarily. but what happened to them? they destroyed themselves from within. moral decay. fiscal irresponsibility. they destroyed themselves. if you don't think that can happen to america, you get out your books and you start reading. >> we're going to have a bunch more of the doctor's speech as we continue tonight. not surprisingly, whenever somebody has the courage to speak truth to power, particularly involving the president, he or she quickly becomes the bit of a political lightning rod. that phenomenon happened in the aftermath of dr. carr son's comments with some pundits describing the actions as disrespectfu

p.c.'s under the eyes with a look if you don't give us but the news he's from up there ok secure own mail you are getting this but as a one man who followed us again live conformist was again a. cinema so that all women meant any novels. because in them b. i'm. not personally a c. book is to rely on the boys plot. too if you feel. like you men went out during the royal. movie or louie or an episode of it until i know casey. oh it can all. get us there in camille meanwhile. guilt has stolen one on one of the police. kill a human to seem to. get off the sun. killing both. semen can this killing impulse. the way it was a child i never had toys in the world same i'm thrown away i started collecting them one by one about the first three years they would steal them from my children grown ups all of them because they got used to it and now they don't steal and nothing. like toys. and this was the first one. mistery bear this one. i've had it for seven years. almost twenty years ago they threw the

i'm getting sick of p.c. obama is living in the white house. is that p.c. in the day we live. in by the way, to jason collins out there, the gay kid, i'm happy for you, brother. you might want to keep that christian thing. you might want to stay in the closet on that one. that might catch up to you. >> bill: we haven't covered that because we feel that everybody's personal life is their personal life, you know. the basketball player is happy to weigh in. >> we don't have to be pristine. he said is he gay. he said is he a christian. i'm telling him to sit on the christian thing because that might come back to bite you. >> bill: dennis miller, everybody. i'm getting a lot of mail on the bolder fresher shows all sold out. there are a few tickets for west bury long island on june 1st. make great fathers and mother's day gifts. check it out on bill o'reilly.com. cammeron and rosen. will the benghazi and libya chaos erupted into a full blown scandal? that report moments away. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you m

for sure is may go through the biggest country to war but it is similar to syria it's more than a p.c. . four feet. nearly two years and three years these islands are. all living in peace this is a big action and all of life so it is not easy to change it all to redo it in a few years i think the sections you can do with one you will be. choose your language. of choice because we know if to let us stay still some of us . choose to use the concerns get to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact the life choose to access to your office. olympos. her mother. could speak. her her. and her. mum with her. cutlery her. mum is so good a plug. plug lists look at. her. little mouth run of a little. sleep . more news today violence is once again fled up the fees are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada the first chinese operations are relieved a. look. at least. safe. please a declaration of war that is how syrian officials have described the latest israeli airstrike a military research center near damascus was pummeled with the rocket

pressure is made to come through the biggest country to war but it is similar to syria it's more than a p.c. . of four feet. nearly two years and three of these and they are. all living in peace this is a big action and all of life so it is not easy to change or to redo it in a few news i thought this action you can do with one more. than reality. wealthy british. market. has come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. we speak your language and out of the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little tentative angles keep the stories. you hear. the spanish find out more visit i. have been going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember that we will leave. that. it's. a declaration of war that's how syrian officials have described the latest israeli airstrike and when a tree research center near damascus was pummeled with rockets overnight the arab league has condemned the strike demanding action from the u.n. while

you know your blood sample talking about blood santo the same coterie that swore p.c.-b.s.d. were safe and got fired seven hundred million dollars for quietly poisoning the town in anniston alabama nicks their p.c.b. factory the monsanto the told us all know d.d.t. is safe it's good for us. the same company that said agent orange was say they are in charge of the safety of our food supply as far as i understand the industry doesn't get to choose what tests as there's a mandate a series of criteria they've got to meet the industry doesn't select those. those are mandated by the regulatory agency that is you know whether they're reading regulatory agencies to really examine these. to the best my knowledge they are i mean they the regulatory agencies i think take their jobs very seriously. soon after g.m. so i was introduced to the u.k. soil or just skyrocketed by fifty percent askin for extended show that so many people could react to jim sawyer but don't know. there are many reasons why the g.o.p. so i won't be eligible i told you that. there's more herbicide residues of the s

take part in a street protest from the comfort of your armchair coming out for handheld devices and p.c.'s is the first riot simulator game wrapped in pixel graphics and all school sounds it will let you choose sides protesters or the police and help violent havoc unfold in the streets of european cities the game's designers say they have taken part in real life protests in italy so they floated this game to tell the truth tale of global uprisings stop listening to the lies of the media shut down the television and get yourself in the line to fight for your freedom of speech is the message on the games website moreover the designers claim they are documenting eyewitness accounts to make the gameplay as real as possible and to answer many questions like what triggers acts of violence and what do cops feel when an angry mob attacks a game like this would probably have raised eyebrows a few years ago but today the world sees protests on almost a daily basis to a large extent street riots have become a popular media tool music stars film videos with violence street skirmishes and hollywood

se underwent a bankruptcy with this were all very smart and brave nominees and the judge ruled the p.c. existed exactly your and gordon. in the making rules that if it was an investor is a agreement with the partner about what is out there and there is a whole. people say well you got to pay for priority here where you got your brand or you're going to get all these lawyers involved in all our committees under there you're going to get no we're going to be back and right on for a week later or bankruptcy you're going to be here for. americans to go but we understand there were. secured creditors you agree we're reminded of the stock over the we're going to your debtors are ours are we will get money back where you were so our planet or whatever it is a commodity or for there's you know to subordinate your interest we're going all over here we're going to. call the creditor we're going. to crush them or. maybe we have nobody to go order we have more priority there in your work. that was john rau co-founder of the commodity customer coalition and prime interest producer bopping us states

se underwent a bankruptcy with this were all very small and praise nominees and the judge ruled the p.c. existed statutory authority. in the making of rules that if it was an investor is a agreement with the partner about what is out there and there is a hole those people say well you gotta fix the priority here but they've got to go on record because you're going to get all these pastries law is involved in a lot of committees and are going to get. we're going to be. on well we are back. but we. were. you agree you were reminded of. the we're going to. get money back or you were so are. my. subordinate and we're going all. the creditors. maybe with nobody. more priority. that was john wrote co-founder of the commodity customer coalition and prime interest producer bob stay tuned because up next i'm going to air my exclusive interview with from the big conference which train healthy. and that we get to the top of regulatory environment around virtual currencies and exchange ads and bob and i are going to do about a fleet of rock concert in spain that. is the west fighting against the wa

risks to owners of these companies that they're heading off in the wrong direction this is why it is p.c. suppose betting that all us magistrate has been state that we just got into our second ok there's sixty eight thousand mexicans that had their head chopped off as a result of the war on drugs funded funded by just b. c. caught laundering billions of pounds of traction drug cartel money they were they might as well been there what the what the machete chop and that adds up mexicans they had a a just b. c. well whatever is now running age of the secret like job and other just decapitating the mexicans so you're saying that what they put out a report saying that they're going to be responsible and so my answer is species that oil analysts said companies have got to stop putting new money into developing these was coal resources and more resources and they got to pay the cash back ok they said you've got to you've got a contract to grow what he was doing was calling the end of the end of the fossil fuel this is what all of us interested in the science they want to see is this is two degr

is the bright spot with shares up 10 percent, the largest p.c. maker forecast a better than expected profit, and the c.e.o. is in the process of cutting 20,000 jobs. bad news in you are sitting on a gift card from borders because you will not get anything for the estimated $210 million you hold. the judge said it would be unfair to the other groups that borders owes unnow they have completely shut down. which metro area has the hottest real estate market in you may not be surprised, san jose followed by san francisco. sacramento is four and two-thirds of homes for san jose were in contract in two weeks. in san jose, 48 homes were sold in 24 hours and san francisco, 81 homes sold in just a day. that is the new york stock exchange. >> turning over to mike and checking out a windy morning. >> some spots, it is breezy. we will show those to you and live doppler 7 hd showing you how dry it is but we can show you where it will be breezy the next hour at sfo around 23 miles per hour, and half moon bay at 16 and as has been the case throughout the mornin

. >> i don't like being in p.c. i hate it. it sucks. because i'm around a lot of people that are shady. i'm not in prison because of messed up charges like rape or child molesting. i've never, ever ratted or snitched on no one in my life. >> he wanted to make it clear to everyone that he was being forced into protective custody by the prison administration. but that was not his choice. he chose to align himself with the inmates. he completely identified as an inmate. >> but rapatz recognized his past would always make his safety in prison a gamble. >> all it takes is one inmate trying to get his bones, what we call stripes. he might come and try and hit me on the line somewhere. that's a chance i was willing to take, you know? i wanted to do a waiver. i wanted to be on the line. and you know whatever happened happened, you know? to me it sucks. i'm not going to lie. it sucks. it ain't no good. here's the paperwork. i think back and say, what did i do? i messed up my life big-time. and look at me now. >>> coming up -- ♪ comes out blastin

the engineers are saying, bad news, our average user, not american, not using a p.c. >> interesting. thank you very much, scott. >>> a lot of challenges ahead for facebook. 5:14 right now. as far as our weather is concerned, it is a challenge trying to stay cool out there. >> our hearts go out to those of you that work outdoors for today and there is a lot of people who do so. just make sure you are ready for the heat. you want to bring the water bottle with you, go ahead and throw it into the freezer right now, get it as cold as possible before you walk out the front door. another good way to combat the heat, clothes the shadse the sh home before you leave. that way it will stay dark and insulated. open up your windows. a nice gentle breeze. pretty nice. it is going to be hot. it is mild. 58 degrees in san jose, 56 in sunnyvale. you can go ahead and drive to work with the windows down this morning. later on today, you will likely beic can go on the a.c. high pressure is the reason why. this thing is so strong. it is so early to see this big pacific ridge build over the bay area. tha

p.c., you got a cigarette on you?no matter how tense life gets, ty's committed to keeping his nose clean. >> you have to sit back and relax. can't get in trouble. if you get in trouble here, that's another case. then you go back to the judge. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. ain't nobody got no cigarettes? >> despite his hopes to avoid trouble, ty's favorite method of coping with prison life puts his future at risk. >> smoke your old joint or something. kick back. brighten your spirits up. listen to the radio. that's my type of relief, getting high and minding my own business. >> how do you smoke it without getting caught? >> it ain't hard. yeah, you come outside, smoke it. go in your cell. as long as you don't smell it, you can get away with it. >> the loss of store privileges isn't the only change at holman, warden culliver has also ordered a prison-wide shakedown, led by captain bishop. >> all right. y'all know we've had this callout so we can do a shakedown search here at holman. we're going to let the dogs go through first.

why there's no more arctic ice there is whether it's a little bit more complicated that's one of the p.c.'s that the economists presented as to what might be happening but there are other possibilities to the other possibility is that our climate change models have overestimated the sensitivity of the planet to global climate change for instance you know it has been a consensus among the global climate change community that what the way for instance is a greenhouse gas that it traps heat is actually a great deal of debate in the scientific community about that that maybe it leads to more dropping the heat or maybe it allows a little cooling of heat so there's a point is there's just so much uncertainty surrounding this issue what we do know is that we are pumping more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere that there's no doubt about that this. there's also a consensus that in the last century that resulted in about one degree increase in global climate what we don't know is if this is going to if this is going to continue to happen at the rate that some of the computer models predict and th

the prime minister said ten p.c. in the house of commons recently that there's a growing body of limited but persuasive evidence that the syrian regime has used and continues to use chemical weapons now the u.n. war crimes investigated said as yet they reach new conclusions as to whether either side has indeed these chemical weapons now the one day talk is taking place at a time when those calls for some form of diplomatic progress made in place again to be very much focused on that the prime minister's spokesman saying that the u.k. considers russia an important player when it comes to these discussions at this point this russian the u.k. has certainly had a fractious the past when it comes to the topic syria i would urge the russians and the russian government even at this late stage to look very carefully at why keeps doing what it's looking to do in syria. the longer this goes on the stronger the case becomes for lifting the arms embargoes on the national coalition on the syrian opposition if we're left with no o

the documents obtained by the p.c. j f total more than two hundred pages and show how law enforcement across the country not just in portland broke up occupy movements because businesses wanted them out of there and of course for political reasons so there are suspicions were right now when you try to convince your naive friends that occupy camps were squashed often for no valid legal reason whatsoever you'll have proof to back it up don't you feel better now yeah neither tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the resident. all right well that's going to do it for tonight but for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america check out our website are two dot com and follow me on twitter at meghan underscore lopez for now have a great night. the. time of the new alert animation scared me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of. things out there that had. been found and there's a story ma

>>brian: police going after the -- p.c. police going after the actual police for the way they're describing suspects saying black or white, boy or girl is no longer crept. do descriptors really discriminate? up next. >>steve: if we had to use a descriptor for today's show it would be? >>alisyn: we have a lot of interesting stuff. >>brian: normally alisyn walks right by us unless she's on the show. this time we can talk to her. >>steve: she's going to talk to us for three hours today. >>alisyn: you're lucky. here is new information. because their friend was on tv accused of bombing the boston marathon, so they tried to cover his tracks. his three buddies of dzhokhar tsarnaev are charged with hiding evidence after the boston attacks. >> we are learning a lot this morning about text messages sent between dzhokhar tsarnaev and his alleged accomplices while tsarnaev was on the run, including an exchange between dias and tsarnaev sent about three hours after the f.b.i. released the photo. >> tsarnaev was texted and told he looked

networking business and a service business with i.t., and infrastructure and security business and a p.cbusiness and they talk lovingly about the first three which i add up in eyeballs to $3.2 billion and the p.c. business which is down, and very unsustainable and very j krshgs pc pen >> isi has a note on it, they believe that the pcs have much further to go in the long-term decline before leveling out. >> well sh, carl icahn is a sma man and you don't want to leave too quickly, because it is two years away before a collapse in pc trend continues. >> he is the one to put it up, and if you can use a stub to have value it to, you might take it or might not, but if you vote down the current deal, you in no-man's-land before the new board and question marks, and jim, i want to find out -- >> go ahead. >> what is going on "mad" tonight? >> well, i have a speculation that i think that could be yes, almost a double between here and next year. you have to tune in. >> woo, look at that. like it. >> holy cow, it is like the westside highway. people are liking that. >> we have a new ipo coming up t

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band windth can prohibit users from accessing types of advertising on their mobile devices as on their p.c in their homes. if people couldn't access advertising on their mobile devices, the advertising platform that enables free content on the internet as we know it today, would not be available on mobile devices. we sometimes take for granted that advertising has generated, kind of the free services that we take for granted today. before i went to mike, i wanted to say we mentioned that last week but this is an important part of the conversation. what the role advertising plays here is important. >> i think that's right. thanks, tim for bringing this panel together and making that pitch for the importance of advertising. it is a home grown industry here in the united states. it is a $36 billion industry that provides over three million jobs to american workers. it's been a robust growing industry by 15% year-over-year in the last few years in a relatively down economy. we have to recognize that innovation and economic growth is apart of every policy decision we make for the internet. i th

. >> clayton: p.c.lexicon? doesn't i give criminals the upper hand? we report, you decide. ♪ you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signature, every upgradedxperience comes from listening to our cardholders. visa signature. your idea of what a card should be. >>> welcome back. time for quick headlines. fema finally set up shop in west texas to help victims of last month's fertilizer plant eck explosion. at least 250 people have registered for aid. they will be able to get housingsh food, clothing or get repairs done on their homes or cars. a video of a rare and powerful tornado ripping through northern italy. at least 11 people were hurt. debris thrown everywhere. thigthey are asking officials to declare state of emergency there. tucker? [

technology and although we're at a fairly early stage, as you get rid of textbooks, as you get tablet p.c.-type devices. get the best teachers online and personalized learning, there's a lot shaping that and we need to make sure it works for low income, middle income and all times of students. there is a hope that during the next 15 years that education can improve a lot. you know, it's the greatest source of inequity in the country today and i think most people accept now that the budgets aren't going to go up much because of health care costs. it's even a height to -- fights to make sure that's the case but i think even in a flat budget era, if we go after the use of technology, we can be optimistic that we'll get back to the equality of opportunity that we try and stand for. >> mr. president, the other end of the spectrum, higher education, and you've recently made a lot of comments about the costs of college and the alternatives that need to be seriously discussed, whether they be online classes, but the amount of debt people are leaving college with and how it affects the economy is

they have to admit they missed the warning signals along the way or that the military had become so p.cdal hassan being able to collect his army salary? we understand it's written in the military code of justice, that he's entitled to it until convicted of a crime. you believe congress could change that. with all the silliness congress seems to do, many people believe on a daily basis, what could they do to change this now? >> they could change that number one if he was deemed a terrorist, which he should have been and wasn't for political correctness reasons. this administration doesn't want the american people to recognize that terrorism happens on their watch. you know, the war on terror is over so this could not be happening. so this is just workplace violence. if they teemed him a terrorist they could make the uniformed code of military justice such that even a uniformed officer, they could suspend him and his pay. they can do that for a civilian employee of the military after, i think, seven days. so it would be a simple thing b to recategorize him and to put a new provision in th