i wanted you to hear more from father reese. so father reese grew up in southern california.ad a love of engineering from a young age. in his grandfather's garage. but at one point god kind of took over and his career path changed. he studied philosophy and theology. became the chair of the religious studies department at santa clara university. didn't teach engineering. but then the solar decathlon came and that got his juices flowing again and he got into it. he's been an adviser on the past two teams. it's amazing what he helps the kids with. these are kids what we call were born digital. know all the technology down flat. what he brings is not only up on technology but the career, a lifetime in knowing about building and engineering and just that sounding board. when the kids come to him and say hey let's do this, this and this. he says did you think about this, this and this. and take that. and really what is one of the most interesting things we often don't think of religion and technology coexisting. he says it's the same mission. what he's doing, it's the same mission

police say in the robberies reese had his face covered and threatened clerk was a handgun. >> a majorloss for apple and the tab blet take over of the pc market continues. >> good afternoon, apple lost its e book antitrust case. a judge sided with the justice demt ruling that apple conspired with five major publishers to raise the price of e books. apple says it disazbreez vowed to appeal. a separate trial can be scheduled. eddie q joined tim cook at the annual conference for tech and media moguls. the shrinking pc mashlgt shipments drped at the fifth daurt quarter sales slid and makes this the longest decline in pc market history as consumers turn to inexpensive tablets and smart phones. investors analyzed minutes from the federal reserve's last meeting. and the apple app store celebrating a milestone. five years ago the i tunes app store launched with 500 apps. today, 900,000 apps are available and 50 billion have been down loaded. thank you. >> millions of current and future students seeking college loans will pay double interest rates after the senate failed to extend a rate decrea

he's saying that this has to be shared with the people, especially with the poor. >> father tom reese, many thanks. ♪ >>> in other news, prayer services were held in spain this week for the more than 75 people who died in a train crash, the site of a popular catholic pill gamage. many were traveling to the city to celebrate the feast day of st. james the apostle whose bones are said to be buried in the ca thookcathedral there. >>> in washington, people were called to pray for the reform. they want to pass legislation that the securesrdernd provides a pathway to citizenship. at a press conference they said immigration reform is a matter of moral emergency. >> we're here as a group of believers in jesus christ who we want them to know we're praying for them, and for justice and compassion in a system that is broken. >>> also in washington, faith groups renewed call does close the guantanamo bay prison in cuba. religious leaders fasted. as they broke the fast, they described guantanamo as an open, moral wound. >> the practice of torture. the degradation of pumen beings in body minds and

to china back in two thousand and nine china's cos course the shipping company you least half of reese's largest port in rafa is worth thirty five years and local authorities say it's completely revitalized it's a win win situation great business for costco and millions of euro in tax revenues for greece in fact things have been going so well athens is now considering leasing the second half of the board beijing is once again interested to turn it into the number one seed in the mediterranean from here chinese products are put on trains and then distributed throughout the e.u. there are no prizes for guessing who wants to snap up the greek railways as well but this chinese takeaway doesn't end all the infrastructure greek food products or virgin all of all to be exact are stirring up an appetite in china last year the country became reeses number four export market and officials here say they used to think was a long term priority announced top of the list so as the. various measures and demands a new job in the reduction of salaries china is storming in on a white horse bringing big bus

. >> as the reese's deal with the work, they remind them why they came in the first place. stan jeter, cbn news. >> thanks, stan. great story. you can find daily stories around the globe go to cwnews.org. we'll be right back. >> finally this week operation blessing is helping a small farming community deep in the forest. >> the village is located hundreds of miles from electricity and running water. operation blessing team set up a free medical clinic. families received filters to purify water and farmers given new tools to help them farm hundreds of miles from electricity and water. i can't imagine. >> operation blessing doing great work around the world. folks that is it for this week's edition of "christian world news.">> that's right. >> calling a christians christie the gospel only, or also involved in the culture and carry biblical values into the marketplace of ideas? we're talking about that next, on significant insights. >> welcome to significant insights. good to have you with us. today, my guest is my good friend janet parshall, host of the radio program in the m

this is a reese ring. >> where find it too, too sweet. i find it easy. i'll have it with anything. >>> next we have short ribs, and that is also sometimes tricky, because we always put a than i -- a sauce on it. the sin fan dell is very food friendly, so it will pair well with your barbecue. >> oh that is good. >> so not everybody wants barbecue beef or pork. >> did you fix this, this morning? >> just ten minutes ago. >> it is delicious. >> we have shrimp and shrimp is grilled and paired with watermelon salad, so we have sweet and savory. please try this,. >> these are my two favorites. >> excellent. >> and then we have another red, barbecued chicken, i lot of people are confused by chicken and barbecue sauce. do you pair the wine with the sauce? or pair it with the chicken? we always say pair it with the sauce. couldn'tty -- it is also food friendly. goes very well with grilled meat. very smooth, then on the end, wood barbecue would not be right without a nice, flame grilled burger. we have a burger with blue cheese and we are going to pair that with th

. >>> let's check in with scott reese. that story had a happy ending. >> i don't know how to follow that. we have a big area ball game near and far. the a's try to cap off a convincing week of impressive interleague play. the giants just looking for a win. a division rival stood in the way. highlights coming up next in sports. >>> hi, everybody. looking for signs that the giants might be ready to turn things around. matt kain has turned in five straight results. made it four in a row today. san francisco trying to snap a six-game skid. this ought to help. buster posy muscling up. the giants first lead in 23 innings. next batter. a coors field masterpiece. long fly ball becomes a two-run home run. the giants finally win 5-2 over the rockies. >>> a's and cardinals. 2-0, st. louis. matt holliday here. it would not come without a cost. former star jed lowrie up and out. two-run shot gives the a's the lead. seventh inning a little insurance from josh donaldson. how good has this guy been all season long? 13th of the season. a's

police say marquis reese robbed the stores between june 24 and july 2nd. according to investigators, he disguised his face and pointed a gun at the store clerk. >>> an impressive demolition project is underway in castro valley. the nation's tallest excavator is chomping away at the old eden medical center. it took the first bite around 7:30 this morning working from the 7th floor to the ground. about 80,000 babies have been born inside the 58-year old structure. it's a bittersweet good-bye. >> we are happy to be in the new facility. we have great memories at the old hospital. so, we are sad to see it go. >> the new hospital opened last december next to the old hospital. it will take about a month to finish the demolition. the space will be used for additional parking, landscaping and walking paths. >>> were fogging will take place in the battle against the west nile virus. more news impacting silicon valley and the court ruling on apps you may find. >>> well, stock market mixed in afternoon trading minutes after the federal policy meeting show many fed lea

more from phil reese. >> no state institution in pakistan was spared. the military and political leadership displayed a degree of incompetence and irresponsibility that was truly breathtaking and indeed cullable. politicians appeared uninformed and lazy. the head of military intelligence told the commission ur whole system had become dysfunctional. >> it was the result of absence of institution, we're talking about a country where there's hardly any vibrant institutional structures. >> the national malaise begins at the level of local officials. they failed to apply building regulations to the bin laden compound and hadn't pursued the owners for property tax. the police who are ineffective and incompetent, according to the commander, the elite criminal investigation department was working as a post office, it just received and passed on information. the pakistan military was also the subject of a volume of damming indictments. the air force relied on outdated policy documents and directives. there was no national security policy. the defense minister le

. >> let's bring in scott reese comcast sportsnet with a look at sports. things turned around for a couple teams today. >> pretty good day around these parts. we had a wild day on the racetrack. the a's take another series against another national league opponent. the giants stop a losing skid. did they refined their winning ways? denny's red white & blue plate specials are as american as apple pie. especially, the apple pie french toast. come in today for specials starting at just $4.99. only at denny's. foour neighbors.... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> hi again, scott reiss with the comcast sportsnet newsroom. the giants have their issues she's days. at the top of the list

---"marquese reese" de 31 aÑos fue detenido el 3 de julio pasado acusado de 4 delitos.licia, el sospechoso asalt 4 estaciones de gasolina a punta de pistola entre el 24 de junio y el 2 de julio. ---el individuo fue detenido en su casa y se encuentra en la carcel del condado de santa clara. blanca ---las autoridades decomisaron este dia un total de 10 mil plantas de marihuana que estaban sembradas ilegalmente en el parque "henry coe" en el condado de santa clara. take vo ---la droga tiene un valor en el mercado negro de 40 millones de dolares. ---alguaciles del condado de santa clara y agentes de caza y pesca lograron llegar al recondito lugar, luego de caminar por varias horas. ---las plantas fueron retiradas del lugar con la ayuda de helicopteros. ---en el lugar ya se habia decomisado otra plantacion el aÑo pasado. ---las autoridades decomisaron tambien 2 rifles con mira telescpica pero no pudieron detener a ningun sospechoso. cesar ---el fbi y el irs han abierto una investigacion criminal en una escuela "charter" de oakland en la cual su ex director gasto 3,8 millones

it is like the reese's peanut buttercup of schmuckry. you got your state in my church. you got your church in my state. i don't like how it tastes. shut up, lone jew boy. look past the fact it is not conservative. the founders adopted a secular godless constitution on purpose which means separation of church and state is really the conservative point of view. george washington resisted every attempt to make us an officially religious nation. thomas jefferson said no citizen shall be compelled to frequent or support any religious worship, place or ministry whatsoever. but of course, thomas jefferson was most likely really a kenyan. you have to look past the fact is not christian. in matthew 6:5 jesus christ comes out against praying in public. they love to pray standing in a synagogues and the corners of the streets they may be seen of men. he later goes on to say if you want to pray to god go into your closet and pray in private. you're not about following jesus' teachings you're about expanding his unauthorized fan clubs. it is the subtle difference between christian a

we're happy to welcome tim reese, the rolling stones' saxophone player.o see you guys. it's so nice to have you here. talk to us -- i mean, you've been with royalty, the rolling stones. what can you tell us about touring with the stones? >> well, i have to say first of all they really treat me like family and like royalty, so it's great to be treated like that. sometimes i can't believe that i'm part of that. all of a sudden it's like boom, it's like being a football player. >> the other thing is, i mean, what incredible stamina. i mean, mick jagger's birthday happens to be today. he's 70 years old. >> happy birthday, right? >> he's still rocking it out there. and he's a strong guy. >> they're all playing maybe the best they've ever played. if great shape. so basically, i think they're cool for another ten years, if they so desire to travel. >> and you've seen so many changes in your lifetime in the music business. how would you characterize what's going on now? how do you see music evolving? >> it's funny because as a kid growing up in the detroit area,

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do you think that's just reaction to him reesing these photos?e said he wanted to create balance there. >> they have to have rules. they can't just take the law into their own hands or photos. they have to follow their own protocol. he should be suspended for a little bit. i understand why he did it. >> emotions run still deep and there's some healing going on. >> absolutely. but they're fascinating photos. >> we don't get to see that. that's what we all want to know how it works. >> we all saw it from far away with helicopter shots but this show the moments of surrender. on a much lighter note, richard, it's summer. people thinking about shark attack. sharknado. >> now we have shark proof wet suits. things that you could wear in the ocean. this is a test they showed where this is a normal suit. shark attacks it. they developed a couple designs where the shark when it gets close to the design either thinks here's one them, it is either a poisonous animal or plant or it thinks -- this is within called the diverter suit for surfers. it looks like i

lechter, my name is collar reese darling, may i speak with you. >> in "the silence of the lambs" can a woman save another woman. in the health narrative as you're working with a device it may be can i lose weight, can i make my family more healthy? you're looking in each discrete case for a storyline that people can connect to emotionally. this is going to make me stick around longer. >> scott put it in a car basically. >> leslie found out about the stuff we were doing with bmw and developing a persona for the car, how do you turn the character into a character and got excited about how can we do that around devices? >> i'm a cardiologist, i love the heart. the heart is the center of the soul and everything else, so we started with heart. we can take any sets in ideally, it should being agnostic but start with your heartbeat that changes on the minute, like the car, the responsiveness, seems intuitive and the technology was here. >> we have a quick prototype, a steering wheel where we integrated a heart rate sensor within the steering well, are you stressed, are you relaxed, things l

reese says he always approaches stopped vehicles from the passenger side, and it's this decision thatikely saved his life. the truck driver, by the way, returned to the scene and was ticketed. ♪ ♪ martha: a really cool story, a mystery under the sea. scientists discovering not one, not two, but three sunken ships loaded with treasures of historic interest right off the coast of texas. these wrecks are believed to be some 200 years old dating back to when texas was fighting for its independence from mexico. joining me now on the phone is jim delgado, director of noaa's maritime program, good to have you here, what'd you find? >> thank you. the three shipwrecks date to the first part of the 19th century, an age in which texas is struggling for independence as mexico. the united states is purchasing louisiana, and the world as we know it is taking shape. martha: amazing. we're looking at an anchor. and some of what was on these ships -- and we also have pictures, you know, images from the battle for texas' independence just to kind of remind everybody what era we're talking about here --

. >>> scott reese is up next with sports. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. >>> scott reiss from comcast sports net newsroom and giants fans can finally just exhale after what we saw tonight. >> no doubt. i just finished giants post game three minutes ago and with raj-like speed i sprinted here to the sports desk. all season it's the a's leading the bay area baseball charge, but it appears maybe, just maybe the tide is turning a little bit. let's show you highlights of both teams starting with the giants in san diego. game two of the four-game series against the padres. bases loaded, two out, giants deliver big time. buster posey with a two-run knock makes it 5-1 san franci o francisco. top seven, two on, two out. posey again working on a five rbi night. the giants pound out 17 hits on route to a 10-1 lapper. >> he throws a fast-paced game and a lot of strikes. i mean, he just had one tough inning and, you know, other than that he pitched great. >> and more good news, the gian

. >> reporter: father reese is a jesuit and visiting scholar at santa clara university. he says the pope's remarks show tremendous progress in a church that once denied any of her priests were gay. >> he has made very clear that, no, it doesn't matter whether a person's orientation is homosexual or heterosexual, what matters is that the person is a good priest. a loving priest who is trying to be close to god, close to his people, and practice celibacy. >> reporter: bay area catholics liked it. >> i totally absolutely agree with pope francis. >> i think it's very good for the church. i think he's limited by his position, but it's a clear indication that it's time to modernize and move on. >> reporter: while the tone may have shifted, nothing is changed. the church is still opposed to gay marriage and teaches homosexual acts are a grave sin. reporters on the papal plane say that press conference was unprecedented. it last nearly 1 1/2 hours. the pope stood the entire time speaking candidly without any notes. no topic was off limits. and the pope did not dodge a single que

pressure on governments they're all doing that the biggest problem is concentrating the agricultural reese. and particularly seed supply in the hands of a few companies and these companies have a lot of sway with the major governments in the world including the u.k. government up to back many thanks for your comments but as one environmental group said the british government's attempt to get g.m. food back on the menu is like flogging a dead horse and despite any of the scientific arguments for it one thing that you couldn't argue with is that g.m. food just doesn't have a good reputation a survey last month showed that only twenty one percent of the u.k. population supports the technology. r.t. london now we have plenty more stories on our website including human rights watch sets its sights on saudi arabia you organization urges the country to keep its hands off the internet after it jailed seven people for inciting protests on facebook and also that a new military build up on the screen printing the north is reported to be beefing up its troops on the border you can read more about that

virgin all of wall to be exact are stirring up an appetite in china last year the country became reeses number four export market and officials here say they used to think was a long term priority and now it's top of the list so as the troika slams greece with various austerity measures and demands a new job cuts and the reduction of salaries china is storming in on the white children for springing big business said it's considering covering some of that which is great news and a great opportunity for the greek economy and given that many other southern e.u. countries are also embarrassed. it's china will just be flexing its muscles you want to spin off or athens. and back on home soil the chinese government's opening a window into its military machine the first time ever the army base outside of beijing is letting in journalists find out what's behind the move to transparency at r t. millions of moscow commuters could soon how they were movements tracked by police will reveal the city's plans to equip the match for the system with thousands of sensors able to pinpoint the locations of

reese. so the question was... dr. murase asked a question about in reference to the public comment. >> it was in the public comment earlier by the labor partners and sciu and characterizing the budget as distinguishing between the certificated and classified and that there were moneys in the budget for the certificated but not the classified and i wanted to understand that. perspective better. i hope that you have some information. but my question is it a tiny issue in terms of when the contract are open and not open is that kind of behind some of that. >> the commissioner murase, thank you, superintendent carranza for the kind words. and again i appreciate the opportunity to serve. especially on the final evening. >> there are factors at play and one is the timing of contracts when the contracts open and when they are closed but in terms of this budget, i think that our deputy superintendent has already told and board and we have higher cost on the classified side. in terms of our mention cost and in terms of what ar

one of my former house mates graduated from cosmetology school reese endly. another just got her masters, an immigrant is working as an electrician's assistant. we are representative of many san franciscans who have gotten annex he lent education and support needed to build better lives. city college is the reason i vote. it's the reason i'm politically active. it is what allowed me to get a very solid science education. i would not be who i am today without city college and i really, really love my school. i intend to return to city college this fall to take [speaker not understood] i need for a graduate program and [speaker not understood] would like to attend next year when she is 18. please save city college in its current form, not gutted, not privatized for us and the many people who rely on it. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. >> before the next speaker i'll call a few wards. vanet cook. alan tray. francesca [speaker not understood]. the [speaker not understood] whit kerr. [speaker not understood]. and one more, susie wirawate. ~ >>> thank you, supe

rally in cairo followed a televised speech given by interim president adly mansour or who said that reese now with the muslim brotherhood cannot be reversed but pledged to seek reconciliation and stability more protests are expected to sweep the country with egypt's military already issuing a stern warning against islamist factions seeking to stir up the rest. same's largest cities have been hit by a wave of overnight protests in madrid police clashed with protesters and several were injured on both sides tensions also flared up in barcelona angry crowds demanded the prime minister mariano avoid step down following accusations that he received secret cash payments from a slush fund in two thousand and eleven allegations come at a time of public frustration over soaring unemployment and severe austerity cuts. more than six hundred people many of them pensioners have died in the u.k. due to a heat wave over the last nine days officials issued a level three alert after scorching temperatures on wednesday reaching a record high of thirty two degrees celsius and two thousand and three extreme

or virgin all of all to be exact or storing up an appetite in china last year the country became reeses number four export market and officials here say they used to think was a long term priority and now it's top of the list so as the troika slams greece with various measures and demands a new job cuts and the reduction of salaries china is storming in on the white children for springing big business said it's considering covering some of the debt which is great news and a great opportunity for the greek economy and given that many other southern e.u. countries are also in donors. it's china will just be flexing its muscles you want is going off athens and he had five more on the story and much more at r t dot com including the fans crackdown on sax the r.b.i. says the same one hundred five miners from prosecution and arrested one hundred fifty people all the details online for you. at work snowden remains stranded in a moscow airport to look out what the future could hold in russia grant him asylum for all the latest on this and more of had to r.t. dot com. right to see. the first lad

well but it looks like that's reality and so what we get out of these panels is usually your lawyers reese coming nominee kind of statement i like the new farm bill it cuts that cuts food stamps it has cut food stamps it also cuts five billion dollars off of small farmers. i think it's going to be devastating to a lot of farmers one of the things it does it's incorporated the snap program which is basically a program teaching inner city kids and people that come from low economic backgrounds what they should spend their money on with their food stamps should you spend your money on refined carbohydrates and junk food or should you spend it on real food so i think in that regard that's a very positive step that the government has taken what about genetically modified foods g.m.o. foods i have a problem with that just from the standpoint of how genes work in a very very complex the kinds of outcomes from the different kind of genes and when we change one gene or the time which is basically a g.m.o. type of thing. then we get the result we might like for the moment but there can be unintended

. >> just reese entitlesly enacted a two-year budget. it seems the city is always dealing with a lot of complicated issues whether or not to raise fees and taxes and where to make cuts. how would you approach these tough choices? >> well, fortunately i've been in the nonprofit world. i've been actively engaged in the community. i know the programs that are actually effective in serving residents. i understand what the need is from firsthand experience. and, so, i just would want to make sure that i'm paying very close attention to detail, knowing exactly what these programs provide, knowing exactly what city department, where is the wasteful spending, how we can cutback so we can make sure we are funding the programs and the departments that need the money the most. so, it's going to be a really delicate balance. i know i have a really challenging job ahead of me, but fortunately there are other supervisors on the budget committee that also have firsthand experience. so, i think it's going to be a tough budget process, but i think workin

the government cuts up to twenty five thousand public jobs before the end of this year otherwise reeses not going to get its latest financial aid package worth over six billion euros so doctors teachers security guards and when you suppose police public transport drivers and others have all got on strike and gathered at the country's prevalent in athens to fight for their jobs it's just the beginning they have in mind to destroy every public agrees we need teachers we need people in the health sector schecter we need people. who got a bitch for everything past six years the greek economy has been in recession on the one that is that twenty seven percent but there are many of those who do work officially but haven't seen their salaries in months two hundred three graduates aren't able to find a job there's a right old drug addict and the third was including those with the fire station and decades worth of work experience but the general feeling on the street is the. only the government which is to blame for the situation we have people in the grown men in the private sector people in. th

or virgin all of all to be exact or stirring up an appetite in china last year the country became reeses number four export market and officials here say they used to think was a long term priority announced top of the list so as the troika slams greece with various austerity measures and demands a new job cuts and the reduction of salaries china is storming in on a white children for springing big business beijing instead is considering covering some of that which is great news and a great opportunity for the greek economy and given that many other southern e.u. countries are also embarrassed. it's china would just be flexing its muscles you go to school of athens pakistan has just gone through its first ever democratic transfer of power but it's not over yet the country's parliament is now set to choose a replacement for the outgoing president. and with an anti drone group promising were prized the tox for each u.s. strike defense analyst says that if the new leader wants to rebuild the country he has to start by stopping the on land attacks. but the current government it ought to prio

pressure on governments they're all doing that the biggest problem is concentrating the agricultural reese. and particularly seemed to fly in the hands of the few companies and these companies have a lot of sway with the major governments in the world including the u.k. government dr vereker many thanks for your comments was one environmental group said the british government's attempt to get g.m. food back on the menu is like flogging a dead horse and despite any of the scientific arguments for it one thing that you couldn't argue with is that g.m. food just doesn't have a good reputation a survey last month showed that only twenty one percent of the u.k. population supports the technology. r.t. london. now to some other news making headlines around the world to canadian officials though say five people have been killed by a wide train explosion in tibet is more said to be missing after the blast which caused devastation in the town of love not letting the runaway train loaded with fuel do wailed and blew up although the cause of the disaster remains on pm firefighters are still battling

that the government cuts up to twenty five thousand public jobs before the end of this year otherwise reese is not going to get its latest financial aid package worth over six billion euros so doctors teachers security guards and when i spoke police public transport drivers and others have all got on strike and gathered at the country's parliament in athens to fight for their jobs it does the beginning they have in mind to destroy their public agrees we need teachers we need people in the health sector sector we need people for the. garbage for everything but about six years the greek economy has been in recession on the one it is at twenty seven percent but there are many of those who do work officially but haven't seen their salaries in months throughout all three graduates are able to find a job there's a right. also drug addicts and the food was including those with the frederick asian and decades worth of work experience but the general feeling on the street is that only the government which is to blame for the situation we have people and the grown men in the private sector people in

hand why should nationalist community forced to do if there's a new project for you old circuitry reeses of which is what it is i mean it will be a state so yes well there are social economic problems with the communities but certainly no justification for trying to foment violence and lawlessness as she played the national security breach there will be. over six computer people. british or north of i mean the underlying current course of action in the part of the world is population the great. revolutionary corollary to that if you get the early part of the twentieth century the official be true in his words a comma of overreaction and some really good night but there's been no proper tune is about the child over to school there was a on this responsibility for a maternity home for things right for that it's an island or almost there in the country or. more news in about half an hour do stay with us worlds apart coming up next right here on our team. or remember those old wacky communist countries who constantly boost their numbers to make themselves feel better or who cares if stores a

pressure on governments they're all doing that the biggest problem is concentrating the agricultural reese. and particularly seed supply in the hands of a few companies and these companies have a lot of sway with the major governments in the world including the u.k. government many thanks for your comments but as one environmental group said the british government's attempt to get g.m. food back on the menu is like flogging a dead horse and despite any of the scientific arguments for it one thing that you come to you with is that g.m. food just doesn't have a good reputation a survey last month showed that only twenty one percent of the u.k. population supports the technology. ati london. the alternative cyber currency bitcoin could be opening up some big investments now they win goal revolves twins best known for suing facebook founder mark zuckerberg over claims that he stole their social networking idea are planning to float a bit coin trust but even with multimillionaires on board the rebel currency is key fan base are those drawn to the anti-establishment charm that already is more in

with me rule reese who show you a very warm welcome to you. america's national security agency is free to carry on spying at home and abroad the u.s. house of representatives blocked an amendment aimed at curbing the n.s.a.'s activities however the narrow defeat by just twelve votes to suggest deep divisions remain early and my colleague bill dog discussed this with peter he's the owner of an internet service provider which has been shielding his clients data for years. i think that the only solution for keeping the n.s.a. from spying on people on the internet is people using encryption and then having service providers that are willing to stand up and stand against broad surveillance and wholesale monitoring now what about this amendment is it more about party politics and trying to embarrass obama than generally really trying to protect people's interests. well i. hope that something good is coming out of washington but you know i'm certainly there's there's a lot of that going on and i want to put it past the republican party for trying to