meanwhile, benson the takedown. very strong in this round. josh still trying for the takedown. he's not going to be able to clap his hands together right now. henderson trying to overpower him here. >> mike: his right hand is real loose now, joe. >> joe: nice, short elbow. johnson still throwing that punch, though. they are screaming for the kick. this is an incredibly distracting thing. and benson is really taking over in this round. 90 seconds remain in the third. >> joe: josh has to figure out something here to make an adjustment. he's obvious ly hurting. trying to take benson for a ride. and benson looking for the guillotine. josh still back here. the guy has giant legs. that's a big part of his strength. he trains with larry fitzgerald of the arizona cardinals. talk about a great athlete. beautiful trip by josh. but look at this. now benson has his legs and josh is separated. a kick to the body. but he fell. benson is on top. benson didn't give him any space there. final seconds of round number three. good position for the former ufc champ ion. josh spun out. his hand is r

principle, my nonprofit has received -- despite that principle, my nonprofit has received stern takedown orders. the federal code of regulations deliberately and explicitly incorporates public safety codes that become binding law. as the president of the american national standards institute thatly states, a standard has been a incorporated by reference has the force of law and should be available. assembled a has collection of 1000 of those public safety laws and we have made them available to the public for the first time on the internet. service, standards bodies are suing us for "massive copyright infringement." they are suing us for publishing the law without a license. my second point is about money. at some standards bodies insist that before one can read or speak the law, one must first obtain their permission. they see everybody needs a license because they need the money. at what the goal of their process is precisely that their safety codes become the law. they lobby aggressively for that outcome and they boast loudly when their codes are adopted. when a safety code becomes la

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we hear the chairman good lot. 100 million takedown notice.and obviously someone observe that the millennium, the digital millennium copyright act is broken. what would you suggest without uprising or getting into that as an alternative way to protect copyrighted works in the internet? is there any? >> the number of us the academy have explored the idea of having a levy him a levy would be a system where you authorize file share as much as they would like and then you add a charge to the internet each month and that money goes into a plot and redistributes to the copyright owners, being files shared. i am not certain there is any other solution that is going for. >> which is just waited just one second. he said that type of system, as we do for songs. >> yes. >> where you can download it. they did not get a take-notice. but does know that you download it. you pay into -- well, who pays into this fund to make anyone who goes on to the internet? >> it would be a surcharge added to your internet bill would be one approach. >> i never listen to mu

. >> but things get crazier the story behind the takedown that have people shaking their heads. >> elevatork. so a guy's trying to -- >> release the elevator. >> what happens when it lets go and he's left hanging?

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with a high profile takedowns, you would have to be a really dumb criminal to try to use bitcoin as aayment method. >> if bitcoin is regulated at some point, will it still be attractive? >> sure, i think it would be more attractive. the more we get regulatory 30 around this issue. i commend new york for having hearings to discuss this. this is an important step. understanding how the rules work in new york and in the federal level. taken aral level has strong lead. understanding how those rules apply, how they apply to this new industry, how businesses can be built in a compliant way. that will cause consumer to trust bitcoin and the companies built around it. is chinag a deal shutting bitcoin out? >> i think it is a big deal for chinese consumers. it means they don't have access to the same kind of technology and innovation that we are seeing start to spring up here in the u.s., in the eu, and in other areas of the world. they will restrict their consumers and their people from having the liberty to innovate and participate in technology will suffer the economic consequences of that.

it was intended to damage or the takedown of the media companies and if the media companies have been damaged that's because they did not embrace the technology early on and learn to adapt it to their business model of that their business model to it so if the central banking system will be damage it's because the central banking system did not move along with the technology but instead to fight it i don't believe because. it may fall but i don't believe the technology of digital currencies fared i think it's here to stay very so in order for the banking system both commercial private and the central banking system to succeed and benefit you have to change the way you do business in the business model if you don't then it's a good chance that. if you will take down the central banking system will be much more the systems for then a conspiracy of the people who created because i did take out the central bank it's so maybe the central banking system can learn a little something from the music industry and get a warrant before they're out of business now i want to move on to tag technolo

it was intended to damage a takedown of the media companies and if the media companies have been damaged that's because they did not embrace the technology early on and learned to adapt it to the business model of that business model to it so if the central banking system will be damage it's because the central banking system did not move along with the technology but instead to fight it i don't believe because. it may fall but i don't believe the technology of digital currencies. i think it's here to stay very low in order for the banking system both commercial private and the central banking system to succeed and benefit you have to change the way you do business in the business model if you don't then it's a good chance that. if you will take down the central bank you system will be much more the system for then a conspiracy of the people who created because i did take out the central bank it's so maybe the central banking system can learn a little something from the music industry and get on board for the heart of business now i want to move on to target technological innovation now

. >> professor schultz, you talked about notice of takedown. lelt have an example here. i have a search engine. i create a search engine. name it after my son. victor's search engine. you are a musician. and a writer -- singer or writer or the musician, but at this point, you have a record out. you had a cd out, you have music out, and i do not buy it from you. you are paid no compensation from me. but when people put your name in my search engine, your music comes up. you send me a notice and i do nothing about it. your music comes up because i'm the guy who is illegally selling music to people and you're not getting paid for it. you send me notice and notice. what do you think should be done about it? >> thank you for the question. i think indeed the there are two difficulties you identify here. one, is that the current notice and take down system is based on identifying the particular file rather than a work, and as said, it's based on an old paradigm that what we had to do in 1998 was stop a file if it escaped on the internet qua quarantine it. pull it back. it's not

culminating in this epic takedown on jimmy fallon. >> the day we sweat it out on the streets duckingraffic on the gwb. they shut down the toll booths of glory because we didn't endorse christie. ♪ we stuck cheek to cheek with blue collar truckers and, man, i really gotta take a leak but i can't. i'm stuck in governor chris christie leading the new jersey traffic jam. >> that was bruce springsteen up there with jimmy fallon. >> bruce springsteen is chris christie's hero. >> we hugged. he told me it was official we are friends. i told the president today that the hug was great and when we got home, there was a lot of weeping because of the hug and the president's wife said, i was the one doing the weeping. >> mockery is a key element in a scandal becoming so crippling they cannot recover from it. howard dean was forced to abandon his presidential ambitions because of a mike that was turned up a bit too high. the question surrounding chris christie and his office are far more serious. many political observers wondering, is chris christie toast? a set is headed for this weekend headed to

. >> next up, twitter takedown morgan stanley downgrading the stock.iting competition for online and dollars. twitter is down about 4% today. >> i just want to make a general comment about the upgrades and downgrades of twitter. >> you do that. >> they have yet to report a single earnings quarter. you have firms that have gone from buy, to neutral, to buy. what are you talking about? let the company report one quarter. this is a clown grade. i don't understand it. companies with buy rex. we have a guy on the show. >> overvalued. >> it's a buy -- >> it's overvalued. >> but the stock price is $20 higher than what they would buy it. i don't know what these people are talking about. >> the downgrade were based on things -- the same thing, the video and the online and the targeting. the advertisers targeting the consumers was an upgrade item two weeks ago. >> they're taking tweezers and combing through nonexistent data to figure out if the stock is a buy. we like it at the $36 billion -- it makes no sense. i'm not trading on any of this stuff. >> clown list

spotlight" shines today on america special operations forces, their profile has soared since their takedownn. and so has their standing in congress. our team of experts is here to discuss their challenges these heroes face every day, and how they fit into america's military future. but, first, bob woodruff sits down play by mark wahlberg in the gripping new film "lone survivor." >> reporter: the four s.e.a.l.s were on a mission, mark wahlberg plays the role of petty officer marcus luttrell in "lone survivor." he was right in your sight. why didn't you shoot him, because you weren't getting a order? >> right. yes, sir. the area that we were in were so dense. we had to move up or down. >> reporter: the s.e.a.l.s moved up the mountain. where three goat herders literally stumbled upon them. a quick and crucial decision had to be made. should the s.e.a.l.s let the herders go, or should the s.e.a.l.s kill three unarmed afgha afghaniing tsh? >> we do what we have to do. >> what other rules of engagement? >> who knows? >> it just depends on where you are. there isn't an official protocol. >> i was

better way to use that office to position yourself to run for public office than to have the big takedowns of big names. his office was a steady stream of big name prosecutions. lots of leaks coming out of the office there was kind of an ironic moment at the end of the inauguration today. christie finishes his speech and walk downs the line of ex-governors who were there. he gets to jim mcgreevey, and jim mcgreevey gives him a hug. jim mcgreevey's administration were investigations by chris christie that were leaking out, these damning details about jim mcgreevey, about people around him. so it was ironic at this moment in time to see jim mcgreevey cross paths with chris christie. >> wow. >> but paul fishman. no paul fishman's reputation is definitely not somebody who is running for office some day, has not shown much of an appetite for the big high profile corruption case. and the expectation is if this is something that all goes into his hands, if he ends up taking over this entire investigation and maybe the legislative stuff shuts down, nobody really expects you're going to have leaks

do you believe that isps may change their policies towards copyright violating takedowns? >> interesting question for somebody like comcast, nbc universal who has movie properties as well as an isp access network. so could they? i think, sure. and most importantly, the 706 route leaves open the possibility of an argument to the fcc. pirated content on the internet is slowing our, is decreasing the studio's willingness to put it out there. people don't get good content so, therefore, they don't adopt broadband. i mean, it's the kind of thing that verizon in the case called a triple cushion shot. admittedly, it's a long chain of arguments, but you could go to the fcc and say you've got to block piracy more strongly because people won't deploy broadband, and that's the kind of thing i started out by saying, the sort of mischief we wouldn't want to see out of a 706 regime along with a lot of people who fought against sopa and pipa. >> so i can't speak to what isps will or won't do, but as a legal matter, the decision, i don't think, changes their ability. so the open internet

>> takedown grant. >> or starwood, would you be interested in any of those? the travel space is somewhat related? >> that's not the way we invest. we go bottom up. and we look for those stocks that are trading at the biggest discounts that we can find in the market. those stocks are not amongst those that are trading at big discounts. we used to own wyndham. we like the businesses, we like the space. >> they're just not undervalued? >> my father taught me at a young age never get into a fair fight. we want to pay unfair price. >> do you still own nasdaq? >> yes. >> i think it raised eyebrows at the time when you said you owned it. there was certainly the view post facebook and some other snafus out there that it was an unloved name. you continue to like it and why? >> any time you're buying stocks at a discount, everything we own is unloved. we like nasdaq, again for the same reasons. it's a great business. they have incredible returns on invested capital. it's an incredible franchise. it's a business that if you put in the time and effort you really can anal

blistering takedown from the congressman next. >> rand paul does not know what he is talking about.nd paul is really spreading fear among the american people. . and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? bill: could be a story today are and core for the coming days. she is sub-zero temperatures affecting 140 million americans. look at that map. it is deep, deep purple. i think the next shade is black it is that dark. many states can expect the coldest temperatures they have seen in 20 years. some cities experiencing temperatures 30 to 50 degrees below average. martha: have to put the polar vortex back together and work on it. >>> this story is bubbling over the weekend. top republican congressman peter king accusing senator rand paul of lying and misleading americans on the nsa surveillance program. the kentucky senator threatening to

. >> and it's the takedown. it's all caught on camera.♪ a legal battle that bitterly divided this country. should terry schiavo or die. that family is stepping in. >> it's terrible the way they label my sister. they labeled her as a vegetable, as brain dead even. what's the rush with this young girl? why not give her some time to see if, in fact, she can improve. >> the hospital for jahi mcmath's is wanting to unhook the life support. >> what a tough situation. >> it is. i'm only going to talk based on the information we've been given in the public. what i'm going to say is probably going to offend some people. it's not for religion or faith to determine when somebody is alive or dead. science tells us that. and when there's a consensus, a scientific consensus that somebody is dead, faith and religion are a tool, they're a help to us to deal with death, not to try to bring somebody back to life or to suggest that you keep them on life support even though they're dead. what the doctors are saying -- what we've heard from the doctors from t

do you believe that isps may change their policies towards copyright violating takedowns? >> interesting question for somebody like comcast, nbc universal who has movie properties as well as an isp access network. so could they? i think, sure. and most importantly, the 706 route leaves open the possibility of an argument to the fcc. pirated content on the internet is slowing our, is decreasing the studio's willingness to put it out there. people don't get good content so, therefore, they don't adopt broadband. i mean, it's the kind of thing that verizon in the case called a triple cushion shot. admittedly, it's a long chain of arguments, but you could go to the fcc and say you've got to block piracy more strongly because people won't deploy broadband, and that's the kind of thing i started out by saying, the sort of mischief we wouldn't want to see out of a 706 regime along with a lot of people who fought against sopa and pipa. >> so i can't speak to what isps will or won't do, but as a legal matter, the decision, i don't think, changes their ability. so the open internet

think back to that massive corruption takedown that snared the last mayor of hoboken.xpedite my stuff is what the undercover developer told him in exchange for the cash. when pete said yes so that in 2009 and when a bunch of other new jersey politicians did too, it helped make chris christie governor. now we have the mayor saying that high ranking members of chris christie's administration told her you have to move it forward. you have to move that rockefeller development project forward, you have to expedite it if you want to get your sandy money. that was last may. now here we are in january 2014, the rockefeller project still isn't moving forward, hoboken still doesn't have the sandy money it desperately needs. but now dawn skimzimmer is speaking out and it offers a disturbing portrait of how and why chris christie administration exercises its power. hit was his administration that put them in touch with the port authority. it is the port authority now chaired by david samson whose law firm represents the rockefeller group. and now they're trying to use sandy money

islamic militant with direct ties to al qaeda celebrated the takedown of fallujah. armed fighters freely roam the streets. as their commanders pledge to punish anyone who supports the government in baghdad. for the first time today, iraqi forces have launched a counterattack. >> go! >> reporter: fallujah saw the bloodiest battles of the iraq war. 146 americans were killed liberating the city. in the past year, al qaeda has struck back with a vengeance. al qaeda-led bombings have killed nearly 8,000 iraqis, highest death toll in six years. the u.s. withdrew all combat forces from iraq two years ago. secretary of state john kerry declared sunday they would not be going back. >> not contemplating putting boots on the ground. this is their fight. we're going to help in their fight. >> reporter: instead, the u.s. could speed up delivery of weapons to the iraqi army like missiles and surveillance drones. that's not good enough for two republican senators, john mccain and lindsay graham, who accuse the obama administration of abandoning iraq. but in what sounded like a pol