. >> this is small house, like pigeon house.gun muhammad, his wife, and their two children. gugun: it's cooler than before. and i have window. this is important for me, because in the past, i don't have window. michael: the archihitects are pinning their hopes on sustainable living solutions and social change. >> well, i am not saying the physical result is not imimportant,t, but i think the socicial process t that comes h it is the most important. michael: social responsibility. sustainable water management. the people of tongkol have shown what's possible. the community has become a model of clean and green living. now the neighborhood enjoys ststate support. irvan pulungan hopeses the authorities are starting to understand that when it comes to ensuring the city's survival, the urban poor in northern jakarta are part of the solution, not the problem. ♪ host: that's all from us this time. we're back next week, and we'd love to hear from you in the meantime. check us out on facebook, dw global society. or, you can drop us an em

that conservatives, they may feel confident right now because you have a president in the white house pigeons to agree with them , but i guarantee that as soon as that president leaves the white house, you might have some but he from different political party, that that tide will begin to turn. patrick: i would like to remind folks that there was an article that has been going around a little bit in the wake of all of these calls, trying to break up these companies or regulate these companies. it was an article from "the guardian" in 2007 and it was something to the effect of what will we do about the myspace monopoly? we look back on that and how silly was that? so long as we keep government regulation out of the way and do not allow it to stifle the dynamism that we do see in silicon valley, we will be looking back 10 years from now at how silly it seemed to say we need to break up the current big tech companies because who knows? the next huge player in this industry may have already been founded in a dorm room somewhere. we will never know until it happens and we will never, never know if

house. [ laughter ] she starts crying and she's like, "no, i need a pet! so my dad's like, "fine, you want a pet?" he reaches down and he just a grabs a pigeonha, you want a pet?" and the pigeon's freaking out. [ laughter ] my sister just starts screaming and she's crying she's like, "let it go." [ light laughter ] and he just pulled an indian david copperfield and just lets it back into the sky [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your dad caught a pigeon >> with his bare hands [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i've never seen -- >> the agility yeah, i know the agility alone is incredible and i'm like, "how did you do that?" >> jimmy: yeah >> and he was just like, "well, you know, you guys catch pokémon and growing up, we catch pigeons. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he caught pigeons. did he, is that what he did? >> i guess, i've never seen it before there was a guy -- >> jimmy: i mean, rocky, i mean -- that was like chicken. i didn't even know it was a pigeon >> there was a guy at the park who was just, like, walking and eating an ice cream and he was just watching this whole scene unfold and i don't know what was going on in his mind he must have just been like, "