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kse salvation army said soc were the most requested item in homeless shelters.oked at the stock -- sock industry. the industry was pretty complacent. we decided we could build better socks. years in research and development making bombas. >> you guys were just sitting around leaving through a book of quotations from salvation army, and you said, oh, i want to do something good. i mean, how does the start -- how does this start? what were you doing before? set the stage for us? what were you doing when you had this great idea? >> we work together for six years at a media startup company. we shared this pass and -- passion for startups and entrepreneurship. we always knew we wanted to work together. this came across the desk -- >> this does not work for urban -- >> we saw this press release from major george hood that stocks were the number were the number one most requested item. were the number one most requested item. simply tell the people -- what are these? they coined.term what they do, for every pair of shoes sold, they donate a pair. parker is an eyewear c

did notlear why the soc react. there were management issues going on there. there was an issue of how security teams deal with all of his alerts -- all of these alerts in a timely manner. we know that their tools worked and they spotted the malware in time and they did not do anything to stop it. >> we have a response from target. this is the full statement. they came back to you with a statement after you asked them questions. --says facing some 90 different lawsuits. it seemed like you guys saw past the mystery about how this ofireye f and the role that target had been using that caught this before anything was even stolen. >> i think that what they are trying to do is figure out what actually went wrong on the human level. these findings were all known to target as they went back. they were notified by federal authorities that they have been hacked and then they went back to look and see what all of this expensive equipment and costly system they put together did not work. what they found as they did that investigation is that it did work at least on the t

that is what happened with socs. we had bad guys and protect it the most rejected data which we had which is -- which was our financials. i think the cost of data sold, the cost of data added to your repertoire will inform us how badly people want cars that tell them they are cold. i already know i am cold. i don't need to have someone that memorizes that 69 degrees felt good to me yesterday. sometimes i go for 85 miles per hour. i don't need someone to tell you that. when you have the knowledge of that exact configuration in your automobile or the exact location of your milk, i know where my milk is. , i don't need a smart refrigerator to tell me that. i may need the smart refrigerator to tell me that a filter needs to be changed. we will figure out and the nice thing about being in the regulatory environment we currently have is that there is some practicing that will happen to say what is truly creepy and what is a feature worth paying for. but i think before we can have a real analysis of what is worth it, we nee

. >> we do it a half hour to an hour at a time soc. so it is not as fatiguing on the eyes. >> thank you very much. i'm back now with my panel. he's been speaking to boeing 777 experts about this flight's final hour. geoffrey, explain to us what your sources have told you about the altitude changes necessary for the plane to have ended up in the southern indian ocean. >> reporter: yes, tom. -- don. look, there's various reports about altitude changes, some down to 12,000 feet, maybe lower, to do with a decompression event. the reality is this, for the plane to have gone from the straits of malacca, down to the southern indian ocean, where we understand that it is, it would have had to have climbed back up to 35,000 feet. it's cruising altitude, approximately 30 to 35 thousand feet. otherwise, it would not be able to, with the fuel on board, it would not have been able to reach so far south. it would in fact only reach an area about half of that distance on the midwest coast of western australia. the only conclusion according to a triple

right now the socs and financial eotf are fantastic neighborhoods with sharply rising property values. when you look at the market this way it's easy to see why a bad house in a terrific neighborhood can be much better than the best house in so-so neighborhoods. consider two stocks. citigroup and intel. two stocks that seem pretty hopeless before the feds announcement yesterday which some interpreted as indicating that the relatively imminent end of the federal reserve's bond buying program is upon us. then of course a rapid return to rate hikes, perhaps as early as a year from now. of course that is the most negative interpretation of what was really said yesterday. i don't buy it myself. we do tend to go to extremes when it comes to the fed so let's accept it fare a moment. with that interpretation citigroup and intel can only be described as two bad houses located in what have suddenly become fantastic neighborhoods. we know citigroup has had the single most negative backdrop of any of the money centered banks. while it's still stable operations in the u.s., citi's become anonymous

voice for unity, compassion, of service, of paying attention to the most as a rule nesh-- vulnerable in socd that strikes a chord with millions and millions of american catholics. he's a good voice and spilled over into politics. >> i was going to ask -- >> he's been mentioned in policy debates. paul ryan has said he's breathed new life into the debate about poverty. i'm not sure the poll has brought that many more people into the pews. i have seen a different thing in washington. i go to different masses around town sometimes. it has among younger people. i see younger people there, and i haven't seen that for a long time. they are important. >> you don't have to raise your hand. >> i talked to priests in florida, and they tell me the same thing. he has brought more people to church. but just the overall enthusiasm, even among non-catholics for the church. >> but the polling says it isn't making a difference with people. all the anecdotal evidence, it's not bringing people out to church. it's just sort of the -- >> i think it's making a difference with people on the inside. i think it's ma

and these laws are knocking people out of our dem soc sock-- democracy. >> kris kobach wa, about that notion that this is a way to disenfranchise more voters, people who are registered now who might not have had that proof of citizenship already aren't going to be able to cast a ballot. >> well, i want to correct one thing, nobody's rights have been suspended. the laws only go into effect pro pesively for newly registered voters, people already registered were grandfathered in. the 10,000 plus people she is referring to, nobody's rights were suspended. those are people whose registration is incleat. our plaus are easy, you can fill out your registration card, send it f it will be partially done. you still have to provide proof of citizenship but we bent over backyard to make it easy so you can e-mail it in from home, even text it in one of our largest counties. and so you can take your time providing the proof of citizenship and 83% of the people who started the process since our law went into effect have already provided the proof of citizenship, again because it's sozz easy. and we