i'd like to read a sidebar s.a. -- s.a. because we are in the silicon valley. i would like to read about productivity. this is an issue in almost every industry but in particular with high-tech companies, financial firms, all across silicon valley with digital agencies israel culture of sacrifice. a cultural expectation beyond anything writed in the employee handbook. . . productivity and employees. since your boss probably hasn't read the story and the chances are you're still stuck like so many americans working 50 or more hours a week and about leaves you very little time to leave anything accept this but i will share the highlights. most people assume if you increase your hours by say 50%, you will get 50% more than, not true. study after study shows that for industrial workers, productivity dramatically decreases after eight hours a day. knowledge workers, people like me and most of my friends have only six good hours of productivity at a. after that we are cooked noodles. studies show after companies reduce workers hours back down to 40 a week am of your

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gerri: is the tea s.a. becoming the new nsa?ing to the "new york times" to speed up securityyo checkpoints the gsa coming on dash is coming through private database before you even get to the airport joining me now the ceo of fare compare.com but the government denies this but les talk about "the new york times". >> basically most people are familiar with the no-fly less. if you book a ticket you give your name, a gender gender, and your date of birth. they check the no-fly of this but now are they checking something besidesde that?s there are obligations of dmv records, criminal records, as part of standard ticket purchasing probably bought but now there is thee new pre-check program that could do a deeper dive because when i signed up byur gave my fingerprints that is another data point. gerri: i had to tell them who iated in high school. [laughter] but what about the regular person? what are they said to beey looking at? >> they could look ator criminalds history, basicallyt s as you drive to the airport we talk about between

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we have worked as we always do on the s.a. se committee. we focused on amendments that had been cleared on the senate side when the bill was being debated in the senate. we approached these amendments and others in much the same manner as we did provisions that were in the bill. working to come up with language wherever possible that could be accepted on the democratic and republican sides in both the senate and the house. the bill that we've come up with is not a democratic bill or a republican bill. it is a bipartisan defense bill. one that serves the interests of our men and women in uniform and spreerves the important principle of congressional oversight over the pentagon. here's some examples of what will be in the bill that will be considered by the house later this week and then hopefully by the senate next week. the bill will extend the department of defense's thought to pay combat pay and hardship duty pay for our troops. the bill relative to guantanamo includes that part of the senate language easing restrictions on overseas trans

as well as the tea s.a. equipment.o be able to reopen at least one lane and maybe a second. yet this morning here at terminal 8 and that will help some of the people get through a little bit quicker. >>: they've been able to open to us through the security checkpoint at terminal 8. they said they are very sorry. and has eye to a lot of passengers. they're not exactly sure how long it will take for them to clear up all the water damage. there will be assessing damage. terisa estacio kron4 notes 3 >>: thanks teresa. >>:in san francisco, more than 30 people are homeless this morning after a fire ripped through their apartment building. the fire started yesterday in a 3rd floor apartment in the city's north beach neighborhood. the one-alarm fire was knocked down within 40 minutes -- but caused major fire and water damage. at least 12 units are now uninhabitable affecting 31 people. there is also extensive damage to coit liquors under the apartment complex. the owner now has to wait for an electrician and his insurance to s