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if it had exploded it would have sent shaw rap national through the air for over a mile. that's why it turned into the biggest evacuation in germany in more than 60 years. 45,000 people, half of the population living near the site including hospital patients and prisoners were forced to find a safe spot. unexploded bombs are common in europe. in france alone, 900 tons of order nents are discovered and destroyed every year. with one in 8 of the bombs dropped by the allies still unexploded in europe, they remain a hidden and deadly threat. abc news, london. >>> a u.s. drone may be in iranian custody. iran says its armed forces shut down the unmanned spy plane. iran does have something, but they say a drone was not shot down. the nato coalition says operations did lose contact with the drone last week. >>> they process millions of questions a day. with all of that data coming in, the search engine is able to predict the future events. this week lizy bermudez sat down to talk about some of the headlines we could see in 2012. >> we actually have questions. we have 60 million p

well, conficker a had shaw 2 as its method of encryption. conficker b used a proposal for shaw 3 which came from ron at mit who has been the author of the previous two shaws and then he had a minor flaw in his proposal so he withdrew it and corrected it and conficker c had the corrected proposal from ron so my personal theory it might be ron. [laughter] >> so when they went through the peer-to-peer system, the cabal was never to see the peer-to-peer conficker mechanism. >> you can still see into the peer-to-peer network so one of the big kind of issues that we face is that, you know, we don't want to make smarter criminals, rights. so when we start doing our actions we want to make sure we're doing what we're supposed to to be doing and we're always putting the enemy at the disadvantage and the fact they didn't know it would make them visible. we could kind of track to a limited degree if we had enough sensors out there in the peer-to-peer network we could likely map a significant portion of it. i know the guys at sri were working diligently

stuart shaw, ann carroll is back there. everett, the people in the production department who have helped us. you will see all the hard work they have provideded when you go over to check this exhibit. so without further ado i would like to have luis introduce our keynote speaker. >> thank you, al. what a glorious day it is and happy black history month. i'm honored to introduce our keynote speaker, bernard kinsey. i had the pleasure of meeting bernard had he attended the first meeting with the california council for the humanities and immediately he made quite an impact with not only his creative ideas and vision but also his passion. right then and there i said to myself, my only resfwret that i didn't get to meet him way, when much earlier in our lives. his biography reads like an adventure with an extraordinary record of accomplishments and achievements. a business entrepreneur it, guru, philanthropist but perhaps most importantly a community builder. as president of kbk enterprises he's provided counsel to senior execut

well, configure a had shaw ii as it method of encryption, configure b used a proposal from shaw iii which came from the author of the previous two shaws. and then he had a minor flaw in his proposal, so he withdrew it and corrected it, and configure c had the corrected proposal from him. so my personal theory is it might be -- [laughter] >> so when they went to that peer-to-peer mechanism, the cabal or anybody else was never able to see into the peer-to-peer communication mechanism. were you able to see the traffic that went -- >> you could still see into the peer-to-peer network. one of the big issues we face is we don't want to make smarter criminals, so we want to make sure we're observing, we're always putting the enemy at a disadvantage. the fact that they went to the peer-to-peer mechanism didn't make it invisible. we knew they were still communicating. we could still kind of track to a limited degree if we had enough sensors in peer-to-peer network, we could map a significant portion. i know the guys at sri were working diligently, as were others, to do that. they were actually abl

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well, a had shaw ii as the method of encryption, and b used a proposal for shaw iii which came from ron at mitt, the author of the previous two shaw's, and then there was a minor flaw in the proposal so he withdrew it, and he corrected it, and the c had the corrected proposal, so my personal theory is it might be ron. [laughter] when they went to the peer-to-peer mechanism, they were never able to see into the peer-to-peer mechanism. were you able to see the traffic that went between -- >> you can still see the peer-to-peer network. one of the issues we face is we don't want to make smarter criminals; right? when we start actions, we have to observe it, do what we're supposed to be doing, and put the enemy at a disadvantage. the fact they went to peer-to-peer mechanism did not make them invisible. we knew they were communicating. we could track to a limited degree with censors out there and map a significant portion of it. the guys are working diligently as others to do that, but when they were able to do it is they were able to sneak a domain in we missed because we were still trying t

that was the question that bernie shaw decided to ask. and then at that time there was a moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting. the three panelists and bernie. the day of the debate, whenever there questions. how they're going to do things and whenever. it's a long involved story, but the three other panelists, margaret warner who was with newsweek, of course, now with the pds newshour. andrea mitchell who is with nbc news. and and compton who was with abc news. they are the three panelists, three women who said to bernie, when a minute. we think that question, tried to talk a matter of it. and at least not use her name. and bernie was adamant that he would ask the question. and i think in doing some supporting, old-fashioned sporting about the reading and have a knockabout discovered that there were some hard feelings that exist to the state about the fact that these three analysts try to talk to other best in the question in the first place. there was some talk about whether somebody the question ahead of time. the word leak

shaw, these went through the st. joseph county election board. allegedly forged.ow could this happen and what do you think will happen in that investigation? >> well, the county prosecutor continues to investigate those signatures but i would note, eric, we've had a history of long time history in this state where the petition signatures you use as a valid way to try to gauge whether a presidential or state candidate has sufficient support. they need 500 signatures per congressional district. on whole, that's worked pretty well. we have a situation where it appears to be an isolated amateurish issue where it's occurred. >> it's not isolated. we have this problem all over country definitely right now in our state, republican chairman is doing a great job checking into this. and you need 500 signatures. he only got 534 and what, 100 or so can be questioned. he very well could not have been eligible. that's a big problem and the big, big issue is oh, it's ok for charlie but not ok for this person. it's ok in this county but this signature isn't right. it's crazy. tha

matted with the stanford cardinals in 2010 after the nfl, he worked under a jim harbaugh and david shaw. he brought his competitive nature with him. >> he was coming into his own as a coach. that is an understatement. >> he had so much to give a 40 younger players. >> he had a positive, a huge presence. >>gary: their raiders cannot get darren mcfadden back on the field. he most likely will miss another game against the miami dolphins. he has a foot injury that will not heal. he has not played for the past four games. the injured his foot on october 23rd. he is more than likely there top offensive weapon. the last time the 49ers once the playoffs was 2002. >> the packers are home. their playoff winning streak remains intact. >> when you have losing seasons, those are dog years. in that age is you fast. fortunately, we were able to get back on the winning track in to give credit to the people who hired coach harbaugh. >> >>gary: fines are being tossed all over the place in the nfl. stevie johnson did an imitation of calexico shooting himself in the leg. >>gary: and goodbye to another oakl

david shaw offers up a presentation as to why andrew luck should win the heisman.t the only presentation on tonight's show. the volleyball team at a high school in san jose and one of its star players gets our focus. if all you want for christmas is the warriors, you got it. time to open the present. >>> good evening, i'm laurence scott. we've been talking for months about our new format here on sports sunday. a focus on conversations and feature stories. you've seen all the game highlights for the entire

it is shaw rad small. >> you know me. >> it is true. you see him on every post office wall. even his fit has fit, bill schulz. and he is so bright the sun is instructed not to stair directly at me. next to me, tucker carlson, author of the great "daily caller." and beyond the folds he stinks of mold. good to see you pinch. >> kristine profiles a sleep researcher who with the aide of a drowsey person set to see if dozing in a subway car is worth while. it ends tragically. r.i.p. to the both of them. very sad. >> you didn't sound like pinch. >> what do you mean? >> you sounded like somebody else. >> who? >> somebody who likes to do your voice. >> i am not following. but i can't follow because i don't have legs. >> democrats are boosting attacks on mitt romney despite new polls showing the rival is now the gop front-runner by a wide margin. that's a lot. is as "the daily caller" reports they are focusing their fire on romney, the candidate they think could beat obama. one analyst said the white house would see a newt nomination as, quote, a november gift. meanwhile in a focus g

. >>> she said thank you to iran after her release from prison, the reason sarah shaw said she had no choice and why she had to make that apology. >>> a surprising confession from one of the victims. >>> traffic is looking good and we will have more of what it is looking like in the palo alto area, coming up. . >>> uc bradley graduate sarah shaw said thank you shortly after her release and thanked them in order to secure the eventual release of her fiance and friend josh fattal. shane bauer and josh fattal came home after two years in custody. >>> and a significant blow to the most powerful drug cartel, they were nicknamed the engineer by a bullet-proof vest, he was paraded and the military refuses to say why it was caught in the head of the cartel suspected in the mountains and why it was a $7 million bounty. the discovery of a mass grave contained 287 bodies. >>> the iowa caucuses are one week away, allison burns tells us a major campaign push is underway this morning. >>> that is right, pam and there are a lot of editorial pages across the country today are weighing in on whether t

rod blagojevich likely remain in and out on bond until this round surrendering to present >> andy shaw president and ceo of the better government association, >> always have said that the holding city center got a bad message to the people of illinois it do we see the prison sentence space may be an intolerance for corruption? >> rod blagojevich a lucky politician for many years extraordinarily unlucky in this situation. the perfect storm moment for a judge james zagel to send the strongest possible message sentencing possible tony rezko last month 10 and a half years that a very high bar so judge james zagel looking at a state that is bankrupt with a penchant mass at the national laughingstock in part of rod blagojevich add jobs at contract appointments legislation all for sale and exchange for campaign cash and other favors you put the two together and he is going to build on what the judge said to tony rezko enough is enough and a sentence of more than 10 years top lieutenants told me it background today he predicted 12-15 years. and i think that is a fairgrange the stiffest sentenc

. >> finally some good news for shaw wells fargo called us back today and said it is over 98 $10,000 check to him. the remaining about will come when all protocols are followed. it could not discuss why the money was held up due to customer confidentiality. we will be sure to stay with the story. >>> tonight al qaeda claims responsibility for kidnapping a maryland man in pakistan. . steen was abducted out of his home in august. they released a video message today with a conditions for his release. among the demands that the united states stopped its airstrikes in pakistan and afghanistan. weinstein is a contractor. but it is official -- cuccinelli will run for governor in 2013. he was elected in 2009 says he has no plans to step down before the end of his term. he may face the lieutenant governor in the primary. he stepped aside when the current governor decided to run. one of the women -- >>> one of the woman accusing the herman cain a a social harassment has a problem of her own. she is being kicked out of her home in chicago. she reportedly owes $7,500 in back rent and has been or

. >>> i'm suzanne shaw. surprise that california's chronically mismanaged budget has triggered a new round of cuts and new calls to tax the rich. caught up in this frenzy to find more money, governor brown's proposal has been mislabeled a millionaire's tax. let's be accurate. the governor's initiative would hike taxes on income starting at 250,000, and it would raise sales taxes for everyone. between now and november, a variety of revenue-raising plans will compete for your vote, including new oil and tobacco taxes. nbc bay area will help you cut dlu t through the rhetoric. but if we decide to give more money to sacramento, we must demand that reforms are built in, that budgets are truly balanced and transparent so we stop this relentless charade of overspending. what's your opinion? write to nbcbayarea.com. >>> plus the team's vice chairman, whose "new york times" best seller draws upon the greatness of the great one as the sharks, looking for greatness, are looking forward hoping to turn the page while the

congratulations to david shaw and his cardinal. faces texas in the holiday bowl in san diego on december 28th. and way to go the bears. >> on january 2nd. in pasadena. orange bowl, west virginia and clemson on january 4th. and the kraft bowl, usually and illinois on the 31st. >> the stanford women's third straight ncaa final. the game0s only score for the cardinal off the cross from camille, the head as stanford beats duke 1-0. the stanford senior class was 95-4-4 in their four years and now they're the ncaa champions. >> snooped stanford men in hoops. a 17-1 runnel in -- run in the final six minutes, stanford wins, improving to 8-1. >> cal hosted by san diego state. bill walton checking it out. bear had no answer for harpley, to the rack. cal was led by allencrack. but the bears were unable to foul after that. cal likely to drop out of the top 25 after a 64-63 loss. >> let's tee it up in southern california. tiger woods down a strike to zach johnson. on 1. tiger for birdie. bottom of the jar. even going into 18. johnson with a bir

tiger and david shaw were in the same class during his freshman year at stanford.rs runningback will not play on sunday. it will be the 7th straight game he missed. ford will join mcfadden on the sidelines for the 5th straight week and a lot has changed since they were healthy. the broncos one six straight, while the raiders allowed 80 points and blown out by the dolphins and packers. >> i'm disappointed where we are because we were in fifers place and we didn't hang on to that spot. i can't do nothing about what they are doing. we need to get back to winning. i understand that. my players understand that, but by no stretch of the imagination is this thing over and done with. >> he was undrafted out of louisiana fayette college. now he is the 49er special team star and a chance to make the probowl. he kicks off the top five. >> i used to joke around with my coach from college. i always told them if i went to the pro bowl, i would buy him a hair lee. he has been texting me. >> my producers have been waiting six months to show a highlight. rudy with a nice finish. at

coach david shaw took issue with other colleges making heisman promises to lure players. >> there arehools that say that, just like they'll say they can produce trophy winners. it's all a sham. you have to earn it. you earn it on the field and the voters have to recognize you and give you the vote. the fact that i know firsthand that a lot of other people use those in recruiting. it's just bogus because they don't have a vote. they can't get a kid anything. >> republicans, are you fed up with obama care? the president did not close guantanamo bay? well, barack obama's biggest failure in his first term is much greater. in fact, i argue it's a matter of national security. >> we should be creating a playoff system. eight teams. that would be three rounds to determine a national champion. it would add three extra weeks to the season. you could trim back on the regular season. i don't know any serious fan of college football who has disagreed with me on this. so i'm going to throw my weight around a little bit. i think it's the right thing to do. >> this was obama's plan. stanford would pl

chris and his wife, kate shaw, have a beautiful new baby girl named ryan shaw hayes.he was born happy and healthy, right on time, as expected. look at her! on monday morning. this is just to say mazel tov. i have to tell you, we tried to get you a blackwater onesie for her, but -- and, in fact, we bid on one on ebay, but we got screwed on ebay, and it never arrived. we hope you know how we meant it, though. chris hayes is the host of what i think is the single best news program on television, on cable or on any network. that is his show "up with chris hayes" which is weekend mornings here on msnbc. i think it is the best new show anywhere including this one. that chris hayes is also a new dad and that is the best new thing in the world today.

for northern coast on his head should confiscate the landlord's fairfax building unless he is ex- shaw. dozens of dispensaries in california have been targeted by the feds because they are close to parks, schools and programs used by children. >>> the 17 -year-old has been arrested with in connection with the berg killing spree and concorde. as many as 24 geese and ducks were shot with pellets for small caliber bullets at new hall and will pass park. the shootings happened between late october and early december. >>> this week santa clara officers found for improvised explosive devices. they found hundreds of rounds of ammunition in the rosemount drive home. the bomb unit disposed of two explosive devices. they took custody of two other bombs. >>> it was so bizarre it was almost not to be believed. the 30-pound cannonball blast your neighborhood can causing considerable damage. they confronted law enforcement and tim markovic tells us that they got an earful. >> i'm still amazed by the commonwealth doing what they did. >> sa executive producer of the show myth busters. >> it was an acc

here you can see in the ceiling of shaw alley, just behind those words are the benches. a san francisco artist, ned khan, is designing a fountain that will run 1,400 feet in length, but is triggered by the activity of buses. there are sensors in the ceiling of the bus deck that see where the buses are. when they move, it triggers a fountain at the bottom level, so that the shape of the bus and water will move from one end of the park. you can imagine, kids are absolutely going to love this. it is accessible fountain that one can play in, if you choose to. obviously, safety considerations are being woven into the design. we think this will be one of the most interesting and talked about aspects of the design. ned has done several full-scale mockups to make sure it works. he has tested it with vehicles. it will be enormous and totally unique to san francisco and the transit center project. finally, we are working with the los angeles artist born in the bay area, tim hawkinson, one of the most important contemporary artists today. his idea was to create a giant welcoming sc

they heard -- women showed solidarity with the 35-year-old by holding nurse-inn in other cities.cooa shawursed at a target in chicago --it's not about my convenience it's about his health and his comfortresponding to the incident target spokespeople say patrons are welcome to breast-feed in public areas target is a family oriented company so if a guest chooses to breastfeed in our store target upports it one-hundred percentthe minneapolis-based chain also apologized over the incident in texas -- and says they have spoken witt hickman. i'm ninette sosa reporting from atlanta. the hunt is on in massachusetts... for a robberr suspect who threatened a store clerk... with a syringe. syringe.to make matters worse... the suspect held the and claimed it was contaminated with aids.it's unclear whether or not the claims were true... but shoppers say the thought of it... is scary enough. "a needle, i mean, aids - i mean, how low can you be? that is just awful." the clerk was not harmed. police are offering a 750- dollar reward for any information that will lead to an arrest. the phrase ..."it's all

shaw, to be exact. growing up on sixth street where he lived with his mother rose, his brother michael and paul. >> he was -- she was impulseef and he could talk to you and he loved to talk. >> after the family moved to maryland, derek got his diploma from suitland high and stayed at homeworking a series of jobs at hex, u.p.s., and the ice cream factory. >> we had a lot of fun together and did things together. after our older son passed, we got a lot of time to spend together with him and i. we bonded. >> reporter: that bond was severed when a gunman shot derek as he parked his lincoln town car around the corner from his mother's apartment on barrel house road. >> some young men were dropping off the parking lot here and heard the shop shots, saw a suspect run down the sidewalk in this direction and carrying what was probably the jacket. and as he got past them, he jumped into a waiting vehicle, a light-colored sedan. probably four-door, similar to a chevy caprice, crown vic, '90s model. >> reporter: th

. >> reporter: nick shaw says he does not like the alternative site because its parking lot only fits a maximum of 100 tents. mariah holmes says the new location defeats the purpose of protesting near big banks. >> i'm trying to make a point and this is the financial district like i don't want to move out of here where the people i'm trying to reach out and talk to are. >> reporter: and another reason a lot of them don't want the new site is because of a laundry list that the city has of what they can and cannot do at the new site. one of the things they don't like is the fact this they can't bring pets or animals at that new site. now, i talked to the mayor's office. they say that school is not open right now. they are waiting to see what the "occupiers" voted on. now they know. >> gil, they are divided. but did you get a sense that the majority want to stay at justin herman plaza? >> reporter: well, you know, the majority is that they are going to stay here. i would say maybe probably 70% of them are going to remain here. and about 25 to 30% are willing to go to mission and some of

chris and his wife, kate shaw, have a beautiful new baby girl named ryan shaw hayes.i have to tell you, we tried to get you a blackwater onesie for her, but -- and, in fact, we bid on one on ebay, but we got screwed on ebay, and it never arrived. we hope you know how we meant it, though. chris hayes is the host of what i think is the single best news program on television, on cable or on any network. that is his show "up with chris hayes" which is weekend mornings here on

tiger and david shaw were in the same portugese class during his freshman year at stanford. >>> president obama has had plenty to worry about during his time in the oval office. but there has been one major issue yet to be addressed. >> you should be creating a play-off system. 8 teams that would be three rounds to determine a national champion that would add three extra weeks to the season. could you trim back on the regular season. i don't know any serious fan of college football who has disagreed with me on this. so i'm going to throw my weight around a little bit. i think it's the right thingdo. >> those who want a play-off are still waiting for obama to get involved. take boise state, for example. the broncos are ranked 7th but instead of being part of a play- off they are playing in the mako bowl. >> i got to tell you i'm really tired of the bcs even name. i don't know who it makes sense. to i haven't heard anybody going hey this is pretty good. everybody goes this is really bad. >> don't talk about play-offs. >> everybody is frustrated. nobody really knows what to do anymore. it do

brandon, who doesn't miss any of the matches at buck shaw stadium, says the planned stadium is worthy of the team and its fans. >> when you are spoiled with two of almost every team and have a great hockey team and the basketball team's good every once in a while, you can do whatever you want. why are you going to go to a college stadium that looks like it's a high school stadium? >> reporter: there is already a practice soccer field where the san jose earthquakes practice. and they've been watching the empty lot for a while to see if their planned stadium is going to be a reality. up to now the main concerns have been over noise and pollution and traffic and the club has tried to address those issues. i tried to see if anyone filed an appeal on that planned development permit. the city of san jose is shut down until january 3rd, the day the planning commission will make their decision. >>> authorities in alameda county are cracking down on people convicted of drunk driving. 21 law enforcement agencies followed up on hundreds of outstanding dui warrants, visiting people's homes and bu