the hall family suspects their 16-year-old daughter lindsay is the victim of a peeping tom.ir fear is confirmed with a startling discovery. >> i was freaking out. i was crying and screaming. >> the halls set up a surveillance camera outside lindsay's basement bedroom window hoping to catch the creep, and they do. the suspect tries to remove the camera, but not before his image is clearly caught on camera. the family checks the video and calls 9-1-1. >> i knew right then he was out there. and so i sneaked in the kitchen and i called 9-1-1. >> the police respond and find fresh footprints and knee markings by the window. a police dog tracks the scent to the suspect's home, which is only blocks away. >> the track was 1,000, 1,500 yards to the rear of the residence. basically just a street over. >> that was pretty scary to me, knowing that he was that close to me. >> the suspect is 28-year-old john morgan, a married father of two. he admits to police that, yes, indeed, he is the man on the tape. >> when i watched that video, it was like watching a scary movie on the outside of my

houses of antigovernment protesters have walked several buildings there, peeping -- keeping several officials from going to work. they will continue until the prime minister folds. >> hundreds of thousands of protesters marched in bangkok for the second day in a row, watching street, public buildings, and they are aimed to disrupt the government and push the company -- cap met -- cap met to step down. probably -- >> resignation is the only way out. this is the solution for the masses. we have to listen to the majority of the people. >> protesters are railing against a government they believe is corrupt. former prime minister is goal abrupt -- drawing from abroad. on tuesday the prime minister was being more receptive. >> they request all sides to take part in reform. whatever needs to be reformed or fixed to get rid of corrupt politicians, that can be a reality rate. in terms of what they're doing now, the government is at a standstill. poor, callingural on the prime minister to confirm. they are expected to win elections taking place on the second of february. >> the twice annual press confe

peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a fatherou recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejections. >> yes. as well as convictions that have been dismissed. if someone runs a criminal background they'll see the charges but it's dismissed. you will be able to legally tell your employers person never convicted >> i don't to tell anyone is there a way to rears them. >> there's some cases you can. maybe you're arrested because police thought you were someone else. wound our arrest record is sealed you can say you were never >> if i wanted to clear my record if i was convicted of a felon. >> it is also known as a one letter officer the

say hello to my peeps in canada.aking of canada and the united states and whole issue erupted between the two countries over this little fella, 180,000 have signed up on the official petition to get bieber deported from the united states. the message attached to it, whoever wrote it, it's harsh. it says we'd like to see the dangerous, reckless, drug abusing justin bieber deported and his green card revoked. he's threatening our people and terrible influence on our nation's youth. we the people would like to remove justin bieber from our society. >> you might physically think you have a shot, but digitally he's out there. you can't remove him from the society no matter what with internet and all. i want to bring in joey jackson and cnn legal analyst and defense attorney mark omarra. you heard jason report the crisscross appearances he's got to make. he's got to go to miami and then back to front. every time you cross the border you can be denied. people have been denied for things like this before. have a shot at this

he was not a crier, never a peep, very calm and peaceful baby.he one time there was one peep from him, we were on our feet and out the door because we weren't going to punish everyone else. >> the getting up and leaving destroyed the atmosphere in the restaurant. >> i do feel for parts who are stuck with the kid all day long and they have to bring the child with them. not everybody can get a babysitter. >> this is a very high-end restaurant they went to. it's like $200 a plate. they can afford child care. >> you used to do restaurant reviews. >> we don't need a ban on babies in restaurants. most people are responsible. i ate out seven nights a day for 5 1/2 years, and the number of times i encountered a baby in a restaurant i can count on one hand. most parents self-regulate. they run outside as soon as a baby cries or as your party did. so i don't think we need a ban, but we need everyone to be sensitive to each other. >> i went to the nutcracker, which is like a family tradition, meant to be for kids. i've got to say i was very annoyed at the l

families saying hello to the new year, 85-pound marshmallow peep. >> wonder if it's stale like mine alwaysre. >> they'll last forever. are you kidding? key west counted down, a drag queen dropped down in a massive high heel. >> key west has to be a fun place. arizona dips a tortilla chip. >> possum. >> north carolina. >> they'll drop anything from the sky for the new year. time for a look ahead and a look back. a big change for the boy scouts of america. starting today the scouts are opening ranks to openly gay young men for the first time. >>> on this day in 1975, convictions in the watergate scandal. convicted of perjury of justice. >>> happy birthday to elin, former wife of tiger woods, verne troyer, who played mini me turns 45. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early . . >>> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. we begin with breaking news in oakland. a sig alert has been issued after a deadly crash near 580 near the on ramp. the chp says the ramp should reopen in 15 minutes. something caused a car to flip over and so

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we want to remind peep that th y have seen mrlese munoz medical fire and say she is brain dead. the hospital said it's trying to protect the life of an unborn child. >> coming up, what is bit coin and how exactly do you use it? we will go live inside the north amercian bit coin conference in miami beach when al jazeera america returns. of the state back in october. in november the drought did increase as we went to december, not too much of a change but unfortunately as we went towards january, the drought has really increased in this area. and of course we're looking at a situation here that they haven't seen in many, many, many years. now up here towards the northeast, we're looking at snow that's coming into the picture across the great lakes. what's going to be happening, snow across much of the region. in new york we're going to see only a dusting but north we will have more. news up next. >> good afternoon to you and welcome back to al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm morgan radford. from overstock.com to las vegas casinos bit coin is gaining traction right her

people are forgetting that while we want more peep to go to jail in this city, why we have people building [speaker not understood] is because there is 30 to [speaker not understood] that live in s-r-os. that is a form of jail. our rights, we don't have rights [speaker not understood]. we often see the police a lot so we already have maybe 100,000 people who are going to be going in that circle. i don't want anyone to enter jail and i don't want them to reenter. but a lot of this money that can be saved, needs to be target today people living in the s-r-o, lgbt seniors with disability in these hotels that we're not getting the mental health services that you're saying we want to give the people after they get in jail. we're all the same people, everyday people and it should start with people in shelters and in the s-r-os and we won't have any jails because we are connected to each other. and we don't want to be that revolving door that we keep seeing what's going on now. so, this is a very important day to be advocating for housing and services and not more jail. >> thank you very much. (a

education can bring for everybody to benefit, and i don't think any government would t want to see peep people prosper. governments need to realise how essential it is to invest in education. >> the philippine military says it is looking for members of b.f.f. in the south of the country. reports say 37 rebels have been killed in a two-day offensive. many families are trapped in the region without food or aids. officials fear they'll be used as human shields. we have more. they said they have not finished operations yet. they have requested for an approval to extend the operations to hunt down members of the freedom movement, and said they have not given the extension, but are keen in pursuing lawless elements here. we had the chance to speak to the leader of the islamic freedom movement. he's accused of being a spoiler of the peace discussions between the philippines government and the moray front. he denies that the members have been killed. one has been wounded. he's accusing the military of being the spoiler. he said the kids were not the ones causing displacement. they did not kiss

devastating impact of racial discrimination on not only my black neighbors' lives but also the white peep's lives in my -- people answer likes of in my community. when i became governor, i said in my eight minute speech that the time for racial distribution is oarve. it watts -- over. it was such a remarkable statement i was on the cover of "time" magazine because of that. by the time i got into the white house, i resolved that the civil rights commitment at home and the united states of america should be expanded on a global basis and i should be a champion of human right. >> so full circle back to celebrating the achievements and accomplishments in south africa. do americans have a right to be proud of the parole they played in ultimately -- of the role they played in the assention of nelson mandela in south africa? >> i would say after i had many talks with nelson mandela, i never heard him say that he was grateful to the united states. he was grateful to cuba, he was grateful to others that spoke up for him while he was still in prison. he was grateful to the people that condemned the a

it is notable that not a single internet company made a peep about the ruling since it came out. >> let's say this comes out and netflix has to pass on these -- they have to pay fees and pass the fees to consumers, what about the startups innerterring the streaming business? they can't necessarily afford to deal with extra data caps. what does that do for the ecosystem there? >> it is a question, they have the authority to charge more before the rules went into effect. they have the authority to do it now. they said they are not going to do it. they made a pledge. in case of some of them through merger agreements they have to abide by the rules anyway. the truth is that nobody really has that kind of competitive edge anymore. if you started to tell your content companies i'm going to charge you more or discriminate against your traffic your customers are going to know about this. if you tell them you can't get netflix or certain content. >> that has happened with cable. you read about it or hear about it or happened in the market where the espn or something doesn't want to pay. there is a

responses to the public and no word on why david samson was so upset about that 2011 backup and not a peep, not a peep, not even still about the one that happened in september on the orders of governor christie's deputy chief of staff. joining us now is steve, reporter covering the port authority for new jersey "star ledger" newspaper. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> you are more informed on these matters. you've been covering the port authority for a long time. >> you seem to be doing pretty well. >> having covered the backup when it happened, did i screw anything up there? is it pretty much how it happened? >> you got both the ft. lee backup and the goethals pretty on the mark. >> excellent. tell me what you think people should understand about david samson, about his role in this agency but also his role in new jersey politics? >> samson is a longtime player in new jersey politics. not only on the republican side with christie, but he was named attorney general originally by a democrat, jim mcgreevey. he's a partner in a prominent law firm. they deal mostly

they killed more than 100,000 peep. >>> an american cargo ship in virginia with an unprecedented mission with syrian chemical weapons at sea. it is a very delicate operation. >> it may have been a cargo rejected by every country asked, but for the u.s., the disposal of syria's chemical weapons arsenal will be used at sea. neutralizing chemical weapons with water, bleach and soda on land is proven technology, but at sea is unprecedented. the pentagon is confident it can be done. >> this is not new technology, and it's not a high-risk thing that has not been done before. machines like this have been used for ten years now to destroy our own chemical materials. so we have people who understand it well. >> once the 700 tons of weapons are onboard, it will take up to 90 days. >> the people actually work for the feeding of chemicals into denewtization equipment, and this is the only physical operations that are going to take place, and if the ship rolls or pitches too much, of course that could be hazardous. >> another challenge will be ensuring the continuous operation of the hydraulic system

commissioner, roger goodell, leading the nfl, he is going to come out of the suite and sit with the peepsbe in the stands with the rest of the fans. i would suggest thermals, rog, because you're going to need them. it is going to be a little chilly. if you're wondering, the bett betters, las vegas has installed the broncos as early one to two point favorites over seattle. >> up next on the news at 9:00, three new i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ this is

. >> as an economist, what do you tell peep -- because gdp is no longer a measure that feels good forple. is this a good economy or weak economy? >> for those in the top particularly say third of the distribution, you have doing pretty well, you are lifting your net worth. if you have any debt at all, it's a 30-year fixed mortgage, and you reify down and you are in pretty good shape. if you are in the bottom half, these are still very difficult times, so it's two americas, but i will say, i think we're now getting to a part in the business cycle, where we'll pay a lot more jobs and the benefits will be much lower. so not everyone is go to benefit but more will benefit in the future sthchl >> the fact that we have these two americas -- what you really need is most people in the middle with good incomes who are hopeful that their kids will have better incomes and can afford health care and a nice house. are we eroding the middle class? >> yes, in the long run, this is a big problem. the high income is doing well, but the jobs for middle income america, they are going to be tough to come

mean, there are peeping tom laws and state privacy torts. so i don't think that we necessarily have to say that this is a blank landscape where no one's privacy those can ected but be cumbersome methods and what drones following you or what for.'re being used i'm really glad this committee is discussing these issues and i this, hat as we look at we're gonna think about persistent surveillance as it internet and he other aspects of our lives and it y what about t means if happens in our day-to-day life outside.time when we're >> thank you. chairman.you, mr. do you believe they'll be able to meet the december 30th, 2015, safe integration of uncrafted air systems? we'll be able to demonstrate safe into gregs and what is required for integration unmanned aircraft. but i believe it will be staged. were just t as we talking about, there are a variety of different potential these aircraft throughout national air space system. nd the aircraft have different characteristics and different specifications. a big part of what we're trying o accomplish ph

but listen, not a peep from the passengers. >> there was no screaming, no one panicked. >> reporter:is this, like, for real? >> reporter: the only sound, a cockpit alarm. >> i looked out the window and seen the ocean was coming pretty fast. we just hit and that split second, the first thing i did was look for my life vest. life jacket. i was there fumbling, trying to get it open. it happened so fast. >> reporter: watch as the floor immediately starts to fill up with water. >> water just filled our feet up to the ankles. >> the camera is inside a water mount which is meant for snorkeling, which turns out to be just the right thing. the camera still rolling as everyone makes their escape. 3:24, less than two minutes after the crash, they're all out. >> everybody okay? >> reporter: miraculously all nine people onboard survived the crash itself. >> the wing was right there. i figured everyone was rushing as fast as i did. i just kept going on up to the end of the wing and making sure there was room for the other passengers. >> reporter: once in the water, puentes and the others grabbed f

. >> i think the governor is setting a good tone and i really hope that his own peeps work with him andtry to stay fiscally conservative or restrained somewhat as the governor is. >> reporter: but some think the governor is holding the purse strings too tightly. advocates for the poor and disabled a they're not getting their fair share. >> there is more to be done to get to a level of balance and get californians the safety net they deserve and need. >> reporter: the budget presented today is just a proposal. lawmakers will now weigh in over the coming months, so a lot could change. the legislature must pass a budget by june 15th. reporting live at the state capitol, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. a lot of questions over the future of a foster farms plant after inspectors found it was infested with cockroaches. this plant in livingston east of san jose in the central valley remains closed tonight. that also means thousands of workers are off the job. inspectors say this is the fifth time in the past five months they have spotted the roaches. foster farms admi

the rest of the world as well and it's now what they're doing they're doing with a technological peeping tom that doesn't care about body by law were respecting other nations ro hers and i think the world has to unite in some way. to deal with this issue of privacy invasion the united states needs the world the world have to say we're not going to deal with you you're going to be behave this way with your world history your extreme militarism and it includes the this dragnet surveillance record the moving along. you know state of the world i think it becomes a very clear choice for our leadership i think the reform. wonder standard i think we need a new york world community with them in a way of respect and things need to change. all of the n.s.a. revelations came courtesy of edward snowden who is hiding from washington's prosecution in russia later this hour we meet a woman who set up in support of him and his fellow was in her own unique way. previously peacekeepers were profoundly concerned with monitoring peace deals in that post conflict environment nowadays they're increasingly ask

cost close to $500 >> : is a whole new level to stalking peeping and breaking privacy. >> : jury saystter not hit small airplanes. >> : a pan out there some way to school. >> : we enjoyed the stories had to our fifth book fan page like it and join the conversation. >> : mobile app should be on starbucks customers to buy drinks and food directly from their smartphones. that means a hacker could easily recover a starbucks customer's password without even knowing the smartphone's pin code. starbucks officials acknowledge the result. tonight neiman-marcus reassuring customers that their social security numbers and birth dates were not compromised and the recent data hack. the breach happened over holiday season. they stole some customer payment information and made unauthorized charges. they did not have an exact number of who was affected. >> : grassy more '60s and '70s tomorrow. 68 unconquered 68 and conquered 67 incentives disco. '70s in the bay as well. >> : record for the day sandro's the we will bring a record there. but for livermore will fall to shore. we may still set a record lo

peep talked about this all the time. it was more of a man's place. this made it much more of a fraternity experience. men engaging in drinking, gambling, and other activities without the eyes of their wives. i want to give you a couple of examples of this. we talked about the drinking that happened in the capitol. there were a fair number of congressmen who drank in the house of representatives i.t. if they felt like having a drink while they were listening to speeches may might call the page and have the page bring in some drinks. several congressmen were known for being drunk while serving. while speaking. and preston brooks, you know, our story of the caning of charles was also probably drunk still from drinking very heavily the night before when he struck sumner. there was also a substantial amount of womanizing that took place. some of the most famous congressmen from the mid 19th century danielle webster and john c. calhoun were rumored to have women on the side. this is another example of how it fit within the washington code. the political an

for the new chassis imports from the capital dhaka tamara dean bangladesh can be traced to meet the peeps don't feel it became two of the country's smallest on free people. i mean this dish a casino head of the duty on the eighth and farmer tiniest at the cia chiefs the main opposition under the statute east bhakti. that had been to mind. government is set to receive the phone. she seemed to fit each and entertaining instead she has seen them would not be canteen the scene and he did did the team on the cls food and a safety policy and is easy to assemble. so far as to who has been the all the stuff the transportation of a sinking fly to boston for taxis. to include more than twenty people have died the last few months the monterey. what do the cool parties should do when we're through with their inaction. rather than by killing people. corey. my name on the top but that is gonna do this not so much why did the mri has been a serious note to the country's getting dusty. it's mean funny and couldn't see on that. plus mommas i would ally with the sheep in the volga. boots. because of the ki

it's a raid on addiction has been a late td has been chosen by ukrainian peep or so of course you but you can code says he's an election but not by using violence now by eighteen eighteen o fish of the bindings and the administration of buying pre teen very auction violence against the deal for a tease. so as i told you i really think that the position of the eu is dangerous because it's weird weekend the fall edition of the democracy in ukraine that i could create that the deviation in two ways to end the war on easter. while lacey annie said earlier on those in the west and in some the lesser of watching the situation and falling in ukraine very very closely and i the eu is even threatening ascension so what impact in your opinion will these warnings half on the situation in ukraine you know we we shared this underlined the fight bad the real reason why the un and the us are backing the protests are not who she knew peace movement and the situation against beleaguered government the only reason for the most important reason it is a joke went to great interest because his western gov

no more the case and his peeps don't like it might even look up and coming. the company she hoped for. to me. i hope i can. and mtv qpr in the morning leaving the motel and healthy. i don't think anything can pay to get back into that. jordan and i think tickets for the spring. it can be booked online at what speed of light every new year's eve on tv to know when looking for to see michelle branch and what they can and some other stuffs. i expected to be pitched as a kid. i unpacked and i haven't bothered to watch the glittering eye recently here's the thing you can have included veteran actors and cakes. sorry for him much of which i'll be there i think the people we get invited to attend the spring this will be a must have special status. look forward to the screen prints will be in there for years because it means i can tell time with my family. i don't really mind how the show. this wednesday with my wife and child. don't i. man that i need to be happy to be home enjoying the live show my family wants to go to get them a tv nearly every year. it has becom

a continuous have peeped through the cuttings of the venue's by heading to the sliding center and meeting some skeletons. the olympic hopefuls in bumps later lucia and skeleton will be chasing the dream here at the sun being sent to them. the movie cool runnings they use retelling of the true story of jamaica's bobsled team could perhaps you resume to inside this old sheep but i've always wondered how do they get the shape of the track to be able way it is i also how do they get it so smooth while i've already answered today and it takes one polit to actually solve all of the shape of the track and want that dad this big baby here comes into action what it does is it was flooded like a vacuum machine so it got up over the off of the tribe and then moved put over the causes a for us in russia to have three up and slopes which help to slow speed and keep athletes sleep but competitors can still pluck up to one hundred and thirty five kilometers an hour and get the tribe members takes a few called the to lose and to educate and convents i wasn't making my way all the way to an olympic track

then so much as some carry now will be central to that coming gangs to balance a continuous have peeped through the catacombs of the venues by heading to the sliding center and meeting some skeletons. the olympic hopefuls in bumps later lucia and skeleton will be chasing the dream at the sunday sliding center them. happy. good movie cooling one me they used to telling on the true story of jamaican bobsled team could perhaps resume to inside this old sheep but i've always wondered how do they get the shape of the track to be the way it is i also how do they get it so smooth while i've already answered today and it takes one polit to actually solve all of the shape of the track and once that's done this big baby here comes into action and what it does is it was floated like a vacuum machine so it was up all the food i often tried and then to move food over the causes a for us in russia to have three up and slopes which help to slow speed and keep athletes safe but competitors can still pluck up to one hundred and thirty five kilometers an hour and get a tribe member of takes a few call th

bottom of the ridge continues to be targeted by supporters of bummed that they smashed a spot you can peep at stl item of the islami in the temple to vandalize a couple doll and a shot. it has come under attack for defying him he's going to watch on last weeks back and forth. the venue the face of evidence of the attacks began. right at the scene of one of strict action against ill start giving him do it. if you just love that has or what john madigan has borne the words fit the diva returning to this industry to develop the first band with a sincere can they. and two i see is the one that effect. i'm not a speech he has already seems to me. in fact it's the heart beat. body which has made enemies of the etf is also the comeback be somebody takes it. each team and captain let the chicken on with it cost us from appreciating asset do i seek to defend. bt said she chose affair because of the street and engine inside ten. i have to say that i live and study he wants to be happy she gets that from me. it was because he didn't mind though as our lives. a sequel to the contestant nj to ski a pic

bombers posing as gretchen tourists the bombings were apparently going to target the us embassy in tel peep and the convention center in jerusalem. the two palestinians who could travel freely in israel because of the jerusalem residency were recruited over facebook lappy operatives in the gaza strip according to israel's shin bet domestic intelligence agency. your aunt rights are from the institute for national security studies said the current operator leader ayman al zawahiri was directly involved in the plants. busy it was announced by israeli security forces. the duration his head. the sewing room until zoe from his word about some types of locally in august on them although they are and he was personally involved in the celebration the shin bet statement appeared to be based on confessions by the detainee is. what is interesting about this book is that he was unbelievable. this is the jewel in the territories and that the close connections to syria. and that will break it and tried to recruit. in addition to the gocco. people are also hidden from the cia. the deal was tied up in all o

nagging us o and what we cn cannot use, i will go with her dancing it up with her hollywood peeps.seen week after week this red carpet entry into the oval office extending to hollywood. it should not surprise us one bit. it should be newsworthy if obama had a low-key 50th birthday party. stuart: the dow has now moved negative. we were confidently predicting it would be up 80 points. the last 30, 40 seconds were down three points, nicole tell me about google. nicole: people love it. a lot of people continue to see it to the upside. a lot of analysts raising their targets. 1450 outperform. stuart: 1450 you say? nicole: 1450. what is 1162? upside potential now. stuart: we talk about this sector and this stock, are you still bullish on 3d systems? >charles: i like to see a pullback. it was upgraded. while downgrading 3d. clear that his people picking winners and losers in the space. they were all going up together. you can see more of a defined. i do think strata sizzle be the one. that is the one that will be taken over. i am licking my chops. stuart: google acquisition of nest is rai

mom came in the second season every once in a while just to say hi i'm told i don't know this is a peep. for disrobing show frequently girls what do you say to that. it's funny i can't she i would say that lena as chief. endeavor is just to portray things honestly and to go into those uncomfortable moments that are not often portrayed on film and investigate those and put them on television and see how people react to it a lot of those moments are when we're alone or when we're with one other person and they're not very glamorous and they're not well thought out and they're not well lit you know and i think in that way her nudity is just part of the honest puzzle it's just part of telling a story in a real way and. people don't like that and they are free to watch it but i think they there is a part of all these people who do enjoy kind of how nearly you had to do things you want to do on a show you know about to change a long time we change things constantly oh yeah yeah it's a very fluid process the scripts as they arrive are nearly perfect but then what happens a lot on sat is bill s

the question is what is the cost to the economy, peep's self-reliance and independence. there are three things that will keep anyone out of poverty, finish high school, get a job. if you do those three things, the poverty rate will be small. a lot of anti-poverty programs encourage the wrong kinds of behaviours. this is what i talking about, the risks that the programs are trapping people in intergenerational poverty and dependence, we have better numbers. >> a lot to talk about. but we are running out of time. thank you both for joining us. >> turning to the run-up to the 2016 elections, the hillary clinton camp looks to be preparing the ground work for a presidential campaign. not only did the 2008 campaign organization release its email list to prohill larry, a claim has to be settled between that group and another. some of the aidese melt over the summer to auto -- met over the summer to outline a campaign. is the former secretary of state gearing up for a campaign. >> we bring in gloouk , offering poll sticks for politico.com. >> i'll start with the meeting over the

was a great year for a club to crab spanking psychopaths and monetary maniacs for weapons dealers peeping toms and drone operators yes for it was the year these whack jobs introduced the bail in help to buy debt debt and more debt the never ending list of fines for crimes to which j.p. morgan will never have to admit. obamacare the corporate espionage surveillance state the bedroom tax the housing bubble the speculative market frenzy taper talk taper and the murder of aaron swartz so there's a twenty fourteen being a year and what's justice perhaps is done stacey well we can only hope and i think we said that bitcoin and snowden i think those could be the digital bond cells that were laid which could deliver some justice now the first headline is a tweet from forbes big corning was far and away the best investment to make in twenty thirteen so had you invested one hundred dollars at the beginning of two thousand and thirteen at the end of twenty thirteen you would have five thousand dollars with bitcoin the next best was light coin you would have six hundred twenty five netflix's next tha

cough was very very well known to boston university's numbers close to two hundred trillion but what peep. don't realize even the g.a.o. the government you know office has a number that is around seventy trillion right now so to put it in perspective the numbers vary between four and probably close to ten times the size of the actually actual measured problem so what can change that. well you've got a slow organic eliminate that you well know that well you can't and by the way i'm not advocating eliminating i would advocate a couple of things i mean again one of the things about what i've said is this is a very emotional problem i might add vice to young people is to sort of take a step back and try and put this on a principle basis right so nobody argues that there isn't a basic need to provide services to to a fairly large body of the population but that has to be put into the perspective of what you can afford number one number two who should pay for it how you measured payments like so for example i mean you can't hear a politician in washington talk about wealth without meaning in co

advocate for civil liberties either so all the corporate media attention has been soley focused on uncle peeping tom the most recent snowden leaks show that a johnny come knock who's also been sticking his hockey puck or doesn't belong today c.b.c. news reported that canada's own spy agency called the sec used the airport why fight attract travelers movements but the agency didn't stop their second continue tracking individuals long after they left the airport by monitoring when their wireless devices showed up at other wife i hotspots in cities across canada and the u.s. according to leave power point presentation in two thousand and twelve the program was a trial run for a joint the second n.s.a. program to track quote any target that makes occasional forays into other cities because we all know that for rain equals terrorism. the document also shows that the sec was able to go back in time once i did it once that identified a specific traveler and see that person's various wife by location leading up to their arrival at the airport yes retro active tracking and i guess time travel isn't just

of the world is well they now know what they're dealing with they're dealing with a technological peeping tom that doesn't care about abiding by the law or respecting other nations rather leaders and i think the world has to unite in some way to come to deal with this issue of privacy invasion i think the world the world to say we're not going to deal with you if you're going to be behave this way with your largest empire world history your extreme militarism includes a this dragnet surveillance we're going to use a longer world to say no you know i need the world i think is a becomes a very clear choice for our leadership i think our foreign policy is that one or stand that thing we need to deal with the world needed to have them in a way respect and things need to change. the n.s.a. revelations came courtesy of edward snowden and his hiding from washington's purse prosecution prosecution in russia. played a solid we meet a woman who stood up in support of him and his fellow whistleblowers in fact in her own unique way. a film in oregon is suing nike for one hundred million dollars claim

germans or the rest of the world as well and what they're doing they're doing with a technological peeping tom that doesn't care about body by law were respecting other nations row hers and i think the world have to unite in some way. to deal with this issue of privacy invasion the united states leaves the world the world's there to say we're not going to deal with you you're going to be this way with your world history your extreme militarism and it includes the this dragnet surveillance we're going to have a longer world view say no you know states leads the world i think it becomes a very clear choice for our leadership i think the reform. one or standard thing we need if you want the world we need to do with them in a way of respect and things need to change. the n.s.a. revelations came courtesy of edward snowden who is hiding from washington's prosecution in russia. later this hour we meet a woman who stood up in support of him and his fellow whistleblowers in her own unique way. a still in oregon is suing nike for one hundred million dollars claiming that the company failed to includ