i was just discussing with rennie.it really is very painful seeing huge poverty on the right-hand side and directly to the left you see kentucky fried chicken which basically illustrates the effect that capitalism can have. it can be glamorous, and it can be very, very, very gloomy. >> i have to sleep with a gun in my hand to protect my young cousins from rape statistics. i am protesting against the so called liberation and asking for ten differences between dictatorship and democracy. let's hang these shakers and movers for taxing bread winners for their own ambitions. >> politics affects my poetry in that sense that i get to expose scandals and corruption that is happening in my country so i can inform the general public about the negative effect that politics has on the general stage of the world. >> i share rennie's sentiments exactly because politics affects me not only as a writer and a performer but also as a citizen. i mean our president just spent $245 million to renovate his house. i feel more could have been

dionne, jeff goldberg, and david rennie. >> u.s. military action cannot be the only over even primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. >> between, you know, doing nothing and boots on the ground military intervention, there are all kind of options for american leadership and engagement, and smart ways of influencing situations on the ground. so i think in principle, he's absolutely right. >> rose: we continue with a look at a new driverless car produced by google with chris urmson and ron medford. >> we've done about 700,000 miles of driving, the cars driving themselves, and we've gathered that data, and now we can use that data to have the algorithms learn what does a person look like when they're about to change a lane and learn where is that cyclist about to move, and these kind of predictions are what the human brain does constantly. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the great writer george saunders who made a commencement speak t

these hard working families need to be able to, you know, put money aside for rennie jacque, provide for each jet children's education, maybe buy a new car. what is wrong with that. so this helps a lot of american families get a fair shot at the american dream. i might just add, taxpayers need a raise in the minimum wage. social programs to help families who are struggling to make ends meet through our low income or poverty. it is estimated the minimum-wage bill that we have will save over four and a half billion dollars a year in money we will not have to pay for food stamps. people will have the money, go out and buy their own food and will not need food stamps for. again, any way you look at it we need to raise the minimum wage. i want to pick up where the senator left off, this is about real people, not some abstract thing. this right here, a wonderful woman from iowa who came to testify before our committee. she has four boys, moved north from another state, she was in an abusive relationship. so she moved with her four boys. she testified. she works at a fast-food restaurant an

assuming that the african union approves those rwanda and amber rennie contributions, and the e.u.presence will go from about 100 at present to 500 presence so that will bring us up close to 9000. >> military planners at the pentagon and that the u.n. say that is a sufficient force with a robust mandate to bring some peace to these people who are suffering? >> well let me answer your question a bit differently mr. chairman. in terms of displaced people in bangui we have seen the number declined from 500,000 to 2002000 which is not to suggest that the situation is not atrocious and the removal of the muslims and the fight of the muslims contributes to those numbers so i don't want to be misleading but the fact that the number of internally displaced people in bangui is declining i think shows that misca and the french forces are having some impact and as we get these police trained we are hopeful that those numbers will be sufficient to restore security. i think we are going to have to look at this on a regular basis and see what progress is being made but to date the progress is no

freedom act and they replaced it with a new language rolling back many of the stronger provisions renny in the n.s.a. for one the new usa freedom act no longer contains an explicit prohibition on the back door search loophole which senator ron wyden warned was the n.s.a.'s ability to spy on americans whose communications had been incidentally swept up into the n.s.a.'s massive foreign intelligence databases congresswoman's olof cringe efforts to remove the loophole failed but both democrats and republicans on the judiciary committee praised the new usa freedom act and declared that it at least does one thing this committee now stands poised to in domestic vote collection across the board but does it yes the bill moves the holding of call records back to the telecoms and it does require legal approval to collect those call records which is what president obama proposed earlier this year but we know the n.s.a. is collecting enormous amounts of domestic communications beyond the call record. yes under different authorities tens of thousands of americans have their e-mails collected annuall