a formal sofa signed. on the other hand we have now about a thousand boots on the ground in iraq without a sofa so we've actually figured out how to do it. >> a sofa is not a couch, right? >> i'm just saying. yes. a status of forces agreement. right? >> the difference between afghanistan and iraq is 29 million afghans want us to stay. karzai was in a minority of one. they have a very simple view of this, which is, we can be somalia or we can be south korea. and agreeing with mary, you know, we are the guarantor, still the guarantor. south korea was one of the poorest countries in the world at the end of the korean war and it is now the sixth richest country in the world. so afghanistan, you know, the bsa i think is going to be signed very soon by the president and ceo abdula. and by the way, we have a strategic partnership agreement with afghanistan that goes to 2024, which means, and you were on the nse and you can correct me if i'm wrong but the fact president obama said we're going to be moving combat t

this sofa is one of the pieces i designed.favorite thing about it is the iron claw foot legs, a bit of a recall to victorian times and a more modern setting -- victorian times in a more modern setting. this is the dining room. what we love about this space is the beautiful fixture that really captures the light and, given the views all the way around, it is quite spectacular. the chairs are a little experiment of mine. i've been blowtorch and wood surfaces. i thought it might be interesting to try that on a very traditional style chair. we tried it on the chippendale chair. the seats are covered in vinyl. color.yl gradients in we finish it off and nickel nail head trim -- off in nickel nailhead trim. it's a great place to enjoy the view and the sculptures behind it. the master bedroom is a continuation of the sophistication found throughout the apartment. one thing we wanted to do here was create more of a hotel-like/suite atmosphere. the bedroom has a mix of high and low. the bed is a vintage piece and the nightstand is from

president in the oval office weapon their son decided to do the face plant. >> that is a taxpayer-owned sofad he can do that as much as he wants. >> it was his "planky." >> it was his "planky." >> the secret service agent hand. >> funny. have funny. how it hook for us? >> pretty really. >> if you want to play baseball today it is nice. look at winds in forward, they are less than they were yesterday as the main layer is starting to compress and the sea breeze is slowing down with high pressure taking over. the exploritorium is quiet but it is cloudy. at the bart stations we have mid-to-upper 50's but oakland is 61 and hayward is 62 and san francisco is 60 and at fog it is 59. 280 and 17 in san jose the clouds have filled in the south bay and the cooler start is a warmer ending and it will be cloudy in the night is we cannot completely get rid of the sea breeze and the warming trends hits the hardest where it will be 90's tomorrow. today we have clouds pulling back to the coast probably at 10:00 on 11 o'clock and pockets developing and 60's and 70's and 80's so we are not quite getting for th

a formal sofa signed. on the other hand we have now about a thousand boots on the ground in iraq without a sofa so we've actually figured out how to do it. >> a sofa is not a couch, right? >> i'm just saying. yes. a status of forces agreement. right? >> the difference between afghanistan and iraq is 29 million afghans want us to stay. karzai was in a minority of one. they have a very simple view of this, which is, we can be somalia or we can be south korea. and agreeing with mary, you know, we are the guarantor, still the guarantor. south korea was one of the poorest countries in the world at the end of the korean war and it is now the sixth richest country in the world. so afghanistan, you know, the bsa i think is going to be signed very soon by the president and ceo abdula. and by the way, we have a strategic partnership agreement with afghanistan that goes to 2024, which means, and you were on the nse and you can correct me if i'm wrong but the fact president obama said we're going to be moving combat t

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you can't have people on sofas drinking six packs saying "we'll turn up for the event in a few weeks time and hope it goes well", you have to exercise and develop the thing they depend pon. schools need to encourage the development of application. this dry culture standardisation tends to suppress and deaden the imagination. being creative is about using skills, you can't be creative if you can't do anything. to be creative, to making is original, you have to be able to develop the skills that the production requires. so there's no conflict between standards and creativity. >> how does an adult find only element of creative genius. it's a personal process. i think of it as a quest, not a straight journey. what i mean is some journeys have a clear outcome. if we decide to go to san francisco, we know where it is, we won't be surprised if we get there. finding the element is much more open-ended. some know early on what it is. a lot of adults know there is a thing they wanted to do, and they may have got steered away by well-meaning parents, or friends who looked down on it or friends

. >> sergio was jumping on the sofa and watching tv and then silence. they looked for him for an hour and called police. an all-out search involving trained volunteers canvassed the area, his autism keeps him from speaking in sentences. he may have tripped -- stripped off his jeans and t-shirts down to his diaper. >> was there a and sent picked up by the dogs. >> they had hits they thought near the subject's home and didn't pan out, too much beyond that. maybe he went to a playground. >> it brought out people in the area who want to help. >> i have two nephews, i don't nose what i would do. >> we live up the hill. >> all day police detained surge osceola -- surgeo's ma'am and stepdad. >> we are not hiding anything. >> the house was turned upside down by officers. he's slipped out before. she was unhappy being kept in a patrol car. >> i don't have any idea. i feel guilty. there's no reason. >> with that the couple was driven to a nearby school that's the command post. after apheses hours they left in another police car. a family member said the boy's fat

members of congress will fly in on monday and spent monday, tuesday, and wednesday nights on their sofasnd fly home on thursday. >> almost everybody you wrote with exception -- exception of henry kissinger and your husband are dead. i want to show you what you did about 20 years ago, this man is dead now, but he was mentioned in your piece a lot. he had a lot of visibility. let's take a look. >> what about when you were doing that? >> no power at all. they think they do, but they do not. if you act as a transmission for facts and have an impact, you can have an impact as a transmission does. the idea that anyone in the united states is foolish enough to think the way they do because some columnist thinks that way in the morning paper is an idea that only a columnist could believe. >> when you did it on your book, you had an invitation. explain the character and he wrote a column in the post. what has changed? >> first of all, joe actually believed he had a lot of power. and he did not believe he was just a transmission and he used his power and columnist still do have power. people are a

wake up with structure or how your sofa will appear. work because once you go to structure. >> then you will pick it up and approach it. it took about six years and seeking about it before. >> i have done quite a bit here to be involved so the spots has been evolving for quite awhile and from that african continent there is always that interest and looking in politics and all of that came together they took a gradual approach in the book. how did you do that? but actually it takes much longer time. >> for certain moments in the week saturday afternoons are good. then i try to pay a bit of time every day. then you just go as you go. and you can actually get there. keep to the structure with the constituency they bumped into the constituents it is a hobby is not something that i see working. but that historical perspective and then the think that is very true this is not the politicians book i did not think it particularly i didn't write it to resolve the understanding history is more of a medium or long term thing but to clearly set out

taillights headed up toward 95, headed eastbound, looking like smile ride sofas well. out on the blue route, pretty much the same story. just at mcdade boulevard. northbound headlights crawling in toward route one. and southbound toward 95. moving along nicely, there as well. otherwise, we're going to hit the schuylkill expressway and 95, so you can see 95 from woodhaven road into the vine st. expressway headed south still real clear there this morning becomes 13 minute trip and 15 minutes on the schuylkill expressway from 476 into the vine st. expressway if you are headed eastbound. still that crash out in upper providence, just in collegeville, so collegeville road at black rock road, just to prepare to squeeze on by to the left or the right-hand side. how much, they have that accident pushed over. katie, back over to you. >> yes, and jess, tell you what, overall doesn't look as though the wet letter play too much after roll in your travels. granted cloud cover to deal with. but, not necessarily a horrible day. it is one of those that sort of falls right inbetween. n

. >> if we fill this with sofa and couches. >> computers, kid furniture, teddy bears. >> okay.t is happening with the one with fireproof paint. i am amazed it is reflecting the heat. put your hand on the side and it is deflecting it away. >> there is a flame inside. >> can we put our hand up there. >> at your own risk. >> i can. sure i can. not gonna catch fire. so the paint reflects the heat and also i understand it foams up and makes a protective foam layer as well. it is amazing stuff. >> we will be here quite a while. >> the fire is still burning inside strongly. the first building that they had the same materials, same construction, lit them at the same time. that one is nothing left. >> yeah. >> this has yet to ignite. it is offgassing and reflecting all the energy. >> in the middle, we are waiting to see if the fire spreads. it is spreading from the one end down. >> the second one has the same material for exposure. it is comparing two buildings with the same protection, against two buildings with the same protection for the main fire building, one for exposure and next

there was difficulty with the sofa and a lot of back and forth and problems getting a form of sofa signedt on the other hand, we now have about 1000 boots on the ground without sofa . so we have actually figured out how to do it. >> so there is not a catch, right? [laughter] >> a status of forces agreement, right? >> karzai was in a minority of one and we can be somalia or we can be south korea. agreeing with mary, we are so the current tour -- south korea is one of the dust was one of the poorest countries at the evening of the korean war and is now one of the sixth in the world. we have a strategic partnership agreement with afghanistan the , which means, correct me if i am wrong, there -- the fact president obama said we will be moving all troops out of afghanistan by the evening of 2016, president clinton or does president hillary clinton or jeb bush or whoever it is can say, look, i do not think this is a good idea. can you imagine the cost to the democratic party if there was an attack in the united states that was remotely traceable to pakistan or afghanistan? what if it was a repu

it appears the fire start in there an electrical box that was behind a sofa. >> police are still hunting killer following yesterday's shooting outside einstein medical center in the olney section of the city. both vic women's were teens and they were not the intended targets. gunfire erupted during a fight in the medical center. a 15-year-old girl was slot in the back. she died at einstein. a 99 19-year-old was wounded and is fighting for his life. police say neither victim was part of the crowd involved in the fight. >> a large crowd of juveniles and young adults were rowdy, they were very unruly, that was the radio call and they were walking south from broad and olney right towards einstein hospital. that's when minutes later shots rang out. >> the girl attended delaware valley charter school nearby. police have questioned five people who were part of the melee. what that dispute was about is not known. >>> police and the fbi are still searching for 31-year-old eric frein the suspected killer of pennsylvania state trooper bryon dixon has been on the run since september 12th. >>> the se

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the found joshua miner sitting on a sofa. >> and getting to detectives that killed one of the men. a man tried to rape his girlfriend. viewed by the judge during trial of the story appeared to break down. prosecutors say minor planet that robbery and double murder. the girls in the alleged plot accused of luring the victims to the murder scene of the killers allegedly defiled the dead bodies. the closing arguments james says you have codefendant that landman jumping up on to the dead body and surfing. i've never heard anything so diabolical in my life. >> sanctity of human life is why we're here in the courtroom. >> they have no idea what that means. the defense attorney countered. there's not one piece of evidence linking joshua to mr. glover is death. afterwards the victim's family reacted to the closing arguments. >> i'm hoping he is found guilty. this is not over. we've not even had a verdict yet. we're just praying for justice. >> it is tough. we do we have to do. hopefully it will be all over in a minute. hopefully we can go on with our lives. >> this is a bench trial. kill b

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it's a dream sofa that will drive you back and forth to the fridge. sofa so good. >>> welcome back.e stock pile of classified information edward snowden made public to hide from u.s. intelligence. this report is coming from a former top official in this country. is it true and what does it mean in our war against islamic extremism? david kennedy formerly with nsa joins us. >> thanks, tucker. >> how do you know this is true? >> i came from the nsa side and i was an analyst what we use for intelligence are different ways to track and collect and intercept communications to find them. just as an example, right after the afghanistan conflict, we were tracking bin laden with satellite phones. it was leaked during that period of time that we were tracking him that way. he switched to different methods that made it much more difficult to track. isis is definitely going through the snowden leaks looking at how we intercept communications and diverting their techniques so we can't track them and grab intelligence off them. >> what specific techniques do you believe they've learned about from

his girlfriend, throwing her on the ground in the bathroom, picking her up and throwing her on to a sofat had spread out assault weapons on it and she was bruised and he was convicted by a judge and he is appealing for a jury trial, which is his right, but he is still play. and then ray mcdonald has a similar situation who has beaten up his girlfriend in san francisco. >> you can't trust the team that are strictly profit motivated. this is such a staggering lack of judgment by the commissioner. i can't see how he would be kept on the job. >> so you think this will be that serious? >> well i'm saying if they are doing the right thing. [ overlapping speakers ] >> but you have to be honest about what you are talking about. the nfl is not an organization that -- >> with such a staggering lack of judgment. >> they won't deal with the domestic violence and that will bring down the nfl. this is a global business that involves 32 different cities and 32 owners and you have owners who want to defy that the name of the team is not offensive to the very people saying you are defending me. >> the re

with behaving himself while the grownups made small talk opted for a face plant on the presidential sofared this moment as an outgoing secret service agent is thanked. >>> an american exmarine jailed in mexico in the past 4 1/2 months for making a very wrong turn is once again hoping for a broke tonight. hello, william. >> reporter: well, brett, the key piece of evidence "today" is surveillance video from the t tijuana port of entry the 23450ig9 they stopped him from entering mexico with three weapons in his truck. they're on a break. prosecutors, defense going over the relevant portions and they're going to show the judge when they return in about 20 minutes. basically the defense claims that that video is going to show that he made an innocent mistake, that he got a green light to enter mexico without inspection. he instead voluntarily brought customs over to him, said he needed to make a u turn. that caught their attention and got him into trouble. or that video is going to support the government's case, an agent saw a low riding truck with no front plate. pulled him over, discovered

members of congress will fly in on monday and spent monday, tuesday, and wednesday nights on their sofasnd fly home on thursday. >> almost everybody you wrote with exception -- exception of henry consider and your -- henry kissinger and your husband are dead. i want to show you what you did about 20 years ago and he was mentioned in your piece a lot. he had a lot of visibility. let's take a look. >> what about when you were doing that? >> no power at all. they think they do, but they do not. if you asked as a transmitter -- act as a transmission for fax and have an impact, you can have an impact as a transmission does. the idea that anyone in the united states is foolish enough to think the way they do because some columnist thinks that way an ideaorning paper is that only a columnist could be leave. >> -- could belief. >> when you did it on your book, you had an evocation -- invitation. explain the character and he wrote a column in the post. what has changed? all, joe actually believed he had a lot of power. and he did not believe he was just a transmission and he used his power and co

it seemed empty, but as we got further in we could see a large man wojciech frykowski asleep on the sofared at the sound of my voice and mumbled, who are you? what do you want? i answered, i'm the devil and i'm here to do the devil's business. >> tex told me to go into the other rooms and see if there was anybody else in the house. i walked past one room and saw a woman reading a book. the lady, abigail folger, looked at me and smiled. i went on to the next room and saw a man sitting with his back to me. and the woman that was pregnant lying on the bed. the lady was sharon tate and the man was jay sebring. tex ordered them all in front of the fireplace. >> they put a rope around the necks of sharon tate, abigail folger and jay sebring. and they secured that rope by throwing it on top of a beam in the ceiling. so they're all immobilized. at that point one of them, i don't know which one, said what are you going to do with us? tex watson said, you're all going to die. >> when i started to tie the rope around sharon's neck, sebring struggled. shouting for me to be careful. i screamed and sh

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stage it seems it's not as tense as it was earlier and many are now bedding down on some lounges and sofas that have been thrown on the floor to make makeshift beds. there is no electricity in any of the rooms so for now we're being kept in these common areas. and another u.s. tourist wrote to cnn in a hotel in another part of town. sara mckinney is staying in a nearby hotel. she sent pictures of her situation and i think we have those that we can show you. she's had to put a mattress in front of the door of her bedroom to prevent the water from coming in and it's taken refugee for the night in the bathroom with her baby daughter and some bedding so certainly some pretty precarious scenes here for a number of tourist. >> absolutely. we shall leave it there. we need to go back to paris. we appreciate that, nick parker. back to paris where president hollande and his counterpart are about to speak. opening statements coming ahead of this international conference dealing with the growing threat of isis. there's a lot of representatives from around the world, of course, john kerry, the u.s. se

is either really silly or needs some attention when he does a face plant right into the oval office sofahite house photographer snapped this picture as the president shook hands with an outgoing secret service agent and his wife. that's really funny. >> excited to meet the president, young man. >>> here's what happens when you give a group of elephants a few tires. some use their trunks to play with them. others were tripping around trying to step into the tires. it's hard to find a nimble elephant. >> it is. >> they don't have great lateral quickness. a nonprofit in thailand protects the country's captive elephant population. cute. >>> check this out. stunning video of a san francisco explorer and film maker going deep into an active volcano. sam costman and three others flew to the island nation east of australia and rappelled 1200 feet into the volcano in special suits and stood just inches from a boiling pit of red-hot lava. he talked about his experience today on "good morning america." >> i have always had a great curiosity for adventure. i'm always interested in challenging myself

police find his wallet hidden behind the sofa cushion. it's empty. >> there's no money in there.quenting prostitutes who would come into the house. he would always draw out a lot of money the first part of the month. >> a bag. probably crack in there. >> neighbors have told the coroners that the prostitutes were drug addicts. >> did you look in the medicine cabinet? >> six bottles of medication are missing, too. the circumstances of this death look increasingly suspicious. the coroners head over to his mother's house. it's a tough part of their job, dealing with grieving families. >> but i've been expecting it, too. because these girls that been coming over there, hanging after him, they're nothing but dope addicts. >> she still needed comforting. and she still needed somebody to talk with her in a human and kind way. and i think -- i think we did that. >> the coroners have told mrs. whitehouse that an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of her son's death. [ ringing ] she's left to inform other family members. they did find his billfold and it was empty. yeah, proba

every dollar you spend to pay down the aggregate private debt is a dollar you take out out of gdp sofa we have spent the money to pay down that $2.5 trillion we would have retracted gdp by $2.5 trillion. it would have been calamitous unless you did it through restructuring. restructuring is the one way you can fix that number without contracting the debt. that's why even though it's a lightning rod is the least bad choice. [inaudible] >> i'm talking about the period before the war. >> it's arguably a relatively anemic growth. >> you are exactly right. starting in 39/40 government spending shoots up and government debt-to-gdp reaches almost 150%. and in fact it almost displaces private borrowing because the funding of the gm plans to build tanks instead of being the death of those corporations is federal government debt. in a circumstance is not only a big number but if you -- a displaces private lending and by the way i can contrast that with world war i where we did almost the same thing. the private sector did the borrowing. private-sector debt goes to unprecedented highs that we fli

more of a retrostyle chair with more contemporary arm chairs over here and clean line comfortable sofas. >> where to next? >> the dining room. >> this room is so serene yet sophisticated. >> it's a formal dining room. we wanted to have more of a serious feel. the gray velvet chairs make it feel more formal. the white tones in the wood help keep it feel fresh. the wood paneling gives it a cabana-type feel. >> i like the pop of color and purple. >> we used blue in a lot of house. this is a room we wanted to bring more sophistication. we moved into purple. and felt like it worked with the gray in the fabric. >> all the colors of the ocean. >> yes. >> so this kitchen is a departure from the blue color. >> it is. when our client told us she wanted orange, we ran with it from the fabric on the chairs to the rug to the place mats. even down to the coral centerpiece on the table. >> orange is the color of coral. you're in keeping with the ocean theme. the downstairs is beautiful. i'm dying to see some of the bedrooms. >> why don't we start with he master bedroom. >> this room is really soothing

you have to work out the structure before how your sofa is going to appear or the patio in the garden. you have to work on the actual structure so once you have got a structure then the second thing about writing a book and i don't know whether it's an african proverb that if you want to eat an elephant you have to chop it up into little pieces. once you have got the house then you have just got to take a valued approach. a book like that people think you were slid out of thin air. it took about six years. in 2008 and i was thinking about before. >> host: your ph.d. was in economic history. >> guest: that's right. i have done with university and spent a year abroad in boston and so these thoughts have been evolving for quite a while. i've always been interested in gold and being from the african continent my home country is called the gold coast so there was always that interest and looking at politics in terms of finance and i worked for a bank. all of that came together and i very very gradually to take very gradual approach in writing the book. when the book appears people say how

when i saw those jobs numbers, i wanted to jump into the sofa, bury my face.ur response to what's going on with the ray rice situation. tmz says this morning that they're going to reveal additional information about how the nfl could have gotten this earlier and they never asked to see the video. out of this whole scenario, what surprised you the most? >> when the first video of him just kind of dragging her out of the elevator surfaced many weeks ago, a lot of us were tweeting around and brian, i know you were on this as well. what's going on here? what's the other part of the story? so it takes tmz, which does have its way of getting these videos and getting all this salacious information, it takes tmz web site to get the full video? ravens didn't ask for the video. the nfl commissioner's office apparently did not ask for the video either. now, to me, this is so egregious, so infuriating, when you see how he hit her, he basically knocked her off her feet, then kicks her with his feet to get her out of the elevator. the nfl should have asked for that tape. sh

consumers were lured by the promise of a free sofa for the first 40 people.g to need all the sleep they can get to be clear headed when trying to figure out how to put that furniture together from ikea. want andrew to read this again? >> apple getting crushed this morning. this is a different apple. we showed you it a little bit, moments ago. we'll show it to you again. >> is it a metaphor for apple? >> this was on the "today" show. woman went for a world record trying to crush apples with her biceps. i don't know. >> strange that it happened today. >> is that a talent? >> she was apparently an accountant in new york. now she's the strong lady at the -- in the circus. i don't think i could do that. >> i know i couldn't. >> i think tim cook is going to have to hire her for the next -- >> this scares me on the same day with all this apple talk. join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" is next. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla. premarkets moderately weak this morning. the s&p is down five out of six days, althou

think particularly the important issue of how to deflect the president from being at the center of the sofa in. >> i hope i can go back and talk about some of those details. as for how they treated the investigation, that takes a potshot of the book and is a crucial part of leading me to the conclusion that i started out with about the role of the president and his top advisers and pretty much everyone else involved. there are virtually no heroes in this story. even somebody like george shultz , one of the few who repeatedly spoke out against this in reagan's presence, and i have a couple of documents that i will refund. even he fell prey to the old washington scandal haven't of retreating into a shell and figuring out a way to minimize exposure in a way it did not do him justice. i will throw out the thought that this is another thing that l.a. at the feet of ronald reagan. in his unwillingness or inability, and is probably both, to consider the collateral damage of the decisions that he made, one of those bids of damage was the effect that this had on all of the advisers and everyone who

to me, sitting on my sofa watching this, i am seeing two people that were basically set up.ive asking the question, i feel so sorry for them because they are not getting the answers there need -- they need. gm is lying. they have proven that they are liars. they have proven that money is more important than people's lives. same with highway traffic. it is unbelievable that these people are in charge of watching over us making sure that we are safe. >> and continue to let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us @ co mments@cspan.org. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> the morning after the president's speech on his isis strategy, john boehner talked about the president's request for authorization to train and arm syrian rebels. it is 10 minutes. [camera shutters clicking] >> good afternoon, everyone. last night, the president finally begin to make the case that the nation has needed him to make for quite some time. that we must destroy and defeat this terrorist threat. isil is a sop

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but i had to go home, sit on my sofa and get off the merry-go-round.and sit quietly so that i could think and see things from all angles. >> i want to mention that the racial discrimination aspect of the lawsuit was eventually dropped. >> oh, it was dropped. >> because the judge decided that the woman who filed the suit, being white, had no legal standing, because she hadn't been injured by the comment or the behavior. >> right. >> were you upset that the dropping of that lawsuit didn't get as much attention as the deposition got? >> of course. the statement that was released at the end got almost no attention. and the statement was very powerful and very different. >> any time you go through a situation like this, you learn something about your friends. >> oh, yes. >> were there people who disappointed you? >> individuals, not one, matt. not one. i have never had anyone come up to me and be anything other than kind and loving. >> we really found a lot of support through that year. and people, you know, that reached out to bobby and i, and the restaura

. >> an apartment complex with sofas literally floating in her neighbor's apartment and rescuers bangingr, and the couple got engaged. >> their first photo as an engaged couple. snapped in the middle of the flood. >> looks good. >>> new fallout, this morning, also, moving to the ray rice scandal. espn reporting that ray rice told nfl commissioner roger goodell in june he punched his fiancÉe inside the elevator. >> that contradicts goodell's statement to cbs news when he said he came away from a meeting feeling that what happened actually happened in the elevator was "ambiguous." >> ravens' fans showed up for last night's game, many expressing their views on their jerseys. most condemned actions but disagreed on punishment. some are supporting it, but losing his job at endorsements is too harsh. >> pepsico the first sponsor to speak out on the scandal saying domestic violence is complete ly unacceptable. "we are encouraged to see the nfl treating this with the seriousness it deserves." >> one ravens' fan tells the "baltimore sun" -- rather than covering the name on the jersey change it to

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to me sitting on my sofa watching this i'm seeing two people that were basically set up. representatives asking these questions i feel so sorry for them because they are not getting the answers that they need and it's simply because there's a cover-up. gm should be fined. they have proven that they are liars. they have proven that money was more important than people's lives. in the same with the highway traffic. it's unbelievable that these people are in charge of watching over us and making sure that we are safe. >> continue to let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. call watching watching. call us at 202-66-3400 e-mail us at comments at c-span.org or you can send us a tweet and c-span hashtag comments. during the season in conversation. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. there is an legal analyst talk about the upcoming u.s. supreme court term which begins in october. they discuss some of the cases the court could take up. this event was hosted by smithsonian associates. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is ruth robbins and for those

cabinet on her pocket, that's what this recent case was about whether he had his privacy interest in the sofa with a police arrest you or whether they need a work. the court said no, you need a board. similarly in the intelligence community the idea that just because we give information to apple or to google or two of it is too stored on the cloud, it's not a search for the government to go in and get it and, therefore, they don't need award. i think that doesn't understand privacy interest that an applicant by how technology has changed the context in which we live our daily lives. >> it's important to emphasize one point after laura, which is when the government seeks under fisa to obtain the contents of to communications of u.s. persons, they have to get it work. so nothing that we're talking about undermines the basic proposition that the government is going to get the contents of that information, they must do the work. >> leslie francis from the university of utah. this is a question about the contemporary structure of data and analytic techniques. with the surveillance in the area of h

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