it's my pleasure to introduce our good friend, con coughlin, the defense editor of the daily telegraph and a world renowned expert on the middle east. con is the critically acclaimed author of several books, including "the new york times" best seller, "saddam, his rise and fall." he appears regularly on television and radio in the united states and great britain and has been a frequent political commentator on fox news, cnn, the bbc and sky news. con is a veteran correspondent and his latest book gives a gripping account of sir win shawn churchill's first military campaign as a young cavalry lieutenant. as con writes, this is a story of high adventure and imperial endeavor which contains important lessons and warnings for today. it is fitting our event, hosted by the margaret thatcher center for freedom, throughout her political career, lady thatcher drew strength and inspiration from churchill's leadership, especially at moments when she faced huge challenges. key moments in history that called for iron clad resolve. she also drew comfort from the fact that churchill has found himself

it is my pleasure to introduce a good friend, con coughlin "daily telegraph" an expert on the middle east. the critically acclaimed author of several books, including "the new york times" bestseller. he appears regularly and has been a frequent political commentator on fox news, cnn and see as well as bbc and sky news. com is a veteran foreign correspondent and his latest book is a gripping account of the winston churchill's first campaign as they uncover a tenant fighting against tribesmen on the northwest frontier. the great, great grandfather of the taliban and the tribal insurgents in modern-day afghanistan. this is a story of adventure and imperial endeavor in which contains important lessons in morning. it is fitting that our event was hosted by the margaret thatcher freedom. throughout her political career, lady thatcher grew strength and inspiration, especially at moments when she face huge challenges, key moments in history that called for ironclad resolve. she also drew comfort from the fact that churchill had on numerous occasions count himself alone on the political stage

you can imagine the impact of the breakfast tables over "the daily telegraph" in the 1890's. as a result of the durand line being established the tribes were quickly in the revolt that came charging down from the afghan mountains. first of all, there was a very bitter contest in later all along the border all these areas in the valley they all took up arms against the british at different stages. and after that upraising their british government's from the of llord cells berry decided they needed to plug up defenses around the border to guard from future attacks. blood of these we although from what happened a couple years ago that was one of the main supply bases to the network of ford's. end while the fort was being built up again the of willis were successful is was just the first at toward the british takeover in the region and a great uprising's start in the summer of 1897 this time was during the a very smart regiment that had taken part in the light brigade during the peninsula of wars. of very smart regiment in the recent it went to the best parties that meant he woul

twin peaks area, and then you have in the marina around fort mason here, we had some north beach telegraph hill as you mentioned in alamo square and i am going to guess that those are more of the afluent areas of the city and are there examples that you have in lower income neighborhoods where you are also sensitive to residents around for senior sen ters or schools mr. robins? >> well, on the map here, i am sorry, it is a small scale, but, there are a lot of restrictions on the northern end of the city and there are also, some restrictions in the bay view hunter's point area on the vehicles over three tons which would also apply to tour buses and other parts of the city where i think there has been a lot of conflicts between the trucks and residential land uses and we have tried to keep the trucks off of the residential streets as much as possible in those neighborhoods. so, you mentioned fort mason, this is a restriction that we think is not working very well, and fort mason is in the center of this photograph, and there is no way to get a bus to fort mason without driving over one of th

and in a telegraph hill there is one way up and down, and the buses are restricted and they are not allowed to go up there and there is not enough rooms to park the bus at thes top of the hill any way and so we try to take into account the concerns of the residents the concerns of the adjacent land uses but also the needs of the tour bus companies to get where they need to go. >> supervisor mar? >> you know, i just was going to ask about the criteria and do you consider if there are senior centers, child care or school, facilities, and sensitive populations of people where safety might be even more important on some streets? >> all of those sensitive land uses we take into consideration. >> because i worry, if policies are driven by just by the number of people that complain, i guess that one worry is equity for equity purposes, the most affluent neighborhoods get the most and the low income might not raise as much of a stink of the tour buses coming down the streets and so i am wondering how you factor in the equity about the vulnerable populations. >> sure we are sensitive to that certain

he telegraphed well. i think janet yellen will do her best to continue on that telegraph delivery.i would like to hear what is going on in their heads, but we're not going to hear that. we'll hear a clean version. the economy is growing at a moderate pace. we'll continue with your taper, yada, yada, yada. i don't see any big surprises. >> gotcha. what do you make of the bad mcdonald's numbers from the u.s. for three straight months. >> they're all over, 40 location40,000locations in the . when i look at brinker and chipotle, they're doing pretty good. mcdonald's is going through an identity crisis. they're trying to compete with starbucks on the could have any end. i would be careful with mcdropped. i think themcdonald's,. >> jared, great to see you. thanks, man. >>> vigilantlies take on a powerful drug cartel in mexico and a plea for help after a wrong-way crash in california let six people dead. >> here's are a look at our top stories. the nfl could get their first openly gay player. michael sam was defensive back for the university of missouri. parts 69 southeast could get hit a

israel's character, the jewish state as an athlete toward jewish state to consolidate the jewish telegraphic majority of israel. under the 1954 anti infiltration that any palestinian who of their home between the time of the u. n -- the passage of the un partition plan and the cessation of hostilities in the 1948 war was considered an infiltrator. thousands upon thousands of the 750,000 palestinians who were expelled in 1947 and 48 were uprooted from their communities where they try to reunite with their families and move back to their homes and tend to their land to being violently uprooted and turn up first. this is a continuous process. palestinians refer to it as not or the catastrophe. take a water break here. and based on my experience the palestinian get up until the where there were five understanding eviction orders of applying to palestinian homes going to places which is to renew and seeing entire palestinian labor is demolished colossuses of israel because they can get permits. i see this as a continuous process. there is an interesting book by a journalist, an israeli columnist

they show telegraph hill property's license was surrendered in connection with a disciplinary action. they include w.b. coil's signatures, agreeing that his real estate empire is now out of business. tony from bay area. can you tell us why you surrendered your license to the burro. after more than a year of declining requests for interviews and ignoring questions, we found w.b. coil on the streets of san francisco. do you want to explain to your investors if they will get their money back? do you want to say anything, sir? mr. coil, don't your investors deserve some sort of answer? you surrendered your license. they want to know why. will you explain? telegraph hill properties has lost its license for at least two years, according to the state's lead investigator it's likely to be much longer because before that license can be reinstated, w.b. coil must clear up all civil lawsuits and pay restitution. those investors can get some money back from the state. there is a fund set up for victims of fraud. in this case it's only $250,000, well short of the missing $15 million, but investors

we're a local business and we also live in telegraph hill and over half of the blitz team lives in san francisco. employees who live in san francisco walk, cycle or take public transportation and those who live outside use the ferry. we anticipate most visitors arriving the same way. our hours are 8:00 to 6:00, but it's open earlier and later than that. those of you in architecture know how it goes. we're visited by clients regularly and [speaker not understood] foot traffic along jackson street. this is an excellent activation and also increases exposure for existing businesses. a big part of what we do is specified products including architectural items, finishes, et cetera. we strive to find those products locally obviously it makes sense to support our local community whether that be california or san francisco. and a sustainable approach to buildings. to that end we work with a lot of local showrooms and interact with several who are already on jackson street. jackson square s.f..com describes this area as the premiere art, antiques and design destination. we any we're a great fit

the shooting took place on telegraph avenue near 45th 45th street this morning. one man was shot. he is expected to survive. a citizen spotted a car linked to the shooting and alerted police. officers arrested a man and woman believed to have taken part in the shooting. >> relatives of a san lorenzo man killed by sheriffs deputies met with the media. they said the media portrayal of their father as a thug couldn't be more wrong. 60 year david goens was killed after authorities broke down his door. family members say he needed medical attention and deputies, who had been to the home 19 times in three years, should have known that. >> thousands will honor two fallen highway patrol officers during a memorial service in fresno tomorrow morning. officers juan gonsalez and brian law died after their patrol car crashed while they responded to an accident last monday. there will be law enforcement officers from across california and beyond. the service will take place in an arena at fresno state university. >> the dalai lama wraps up a three-day visit to the bay area tomorrow. his visit s

be featuring books about the coit tower items liquor, you know, the books widespread parrots of telegraph hill and a san francisco then and now as well as there will be replicas in various murals for people to buy post kashdz and information for people to purchase about the mourldz and a lastly sort of a parallel line if someone wants a republic can have coit tower. one of the - as i mentioned, you know, one of the things one of the most delicate things of the coit tower of the concession operating plans is the protection of the murals. so we have, you know, again working with the arts commission guidelines have been developed and we have worked to make sure we have included in the lease requirement they follow the guidelines all staff are trained on those and also 0 for us any city contractors who are working at coit tower are trained so all the capital and contracting staff have been trained on those guidelines to assure their protection. lastly on the murals we are very excited to announce well we're excited we'll be daegd one percent of the grow to the murals to repeal e help with the

the shooting happened at a mcdonalds on telegraph avenue and 45th street.son was shot and two other people drove away. police sent out an alert describing the car and suspects. the victim now is in available condition. >>> world war i replica plane ended up on its nose yesterday. you can see here it is pretty damaged. it happened at buchanan field in concord around 12:40 sunday afternoon. the pilot was the only person on board and he was not hurt. >>> the winter olympics in sochi, russia, are now historical. >> yes. the games are considered a success. despite a few glitches and early concerns, all went well. >> reporter: overtime, u.s.a. olympian julie cou was there with her teammates, soaking up the moments and carrying their medals. americans finished in all with 28 total medal, and the russians following close behind. there was a light moment as organizers poked fun at the mishap in the opening ceremony when one ring failed to open. this time it did, and the crowd cheered. before concluding the games, there was a message for the host nation. >> tonight w

the shooting happened this morning near a mcdonald's at telegraph and 45th street. one person was shot and two people drove away. the police sent out an alert describing the car and the suspects. a little while later, someone spotted the two and called the police. the victim is in stable condition. >>> and funerals will be held tomorrow for the two california highway patrol officers killed on the job last tuesday. officers law and gonzalez died on highway 99 near kingsberg on monday while responding to an accident. both started their careers here in the bay area. law in oakland, gonzalez in san jose. memorial services will be held tomorrow morning in fresno. governor jerry brown and attorney general harris will be there. >>> this plane, this photo shows the plane after it crashed at concord at 12:40 this afternoon. the pilot was the only one on board. he was not hurt. >>> b.a.r.t operations are back to normal after an out of service train jumped the tracks in concord on friday night. the derailment left a car dangling over the elevated tracks. crews worked around th

the shooting happened this morning near a mcdonald's at telegraph and 45th street at 9:30. one person shot, two people sped away in a black infinity. the police sent out an alert describing the car and the suspects and a little while later someone spotted the two on richmond boulevard and called the police. the shooting victim is in stable condition. >>> a faulty water heater pipe is to blame for a deadly carbon monoxide call. they responded to a report of a woman falling and hitting her head in the basement of this legal seafoods restaurant. when the responders started to feel lightheaded and nauseous themselves they suspected a carbon monoxide leak and they immediately evacuated the area. >> we had to leave because they did not want to blow up or anything like that. i did not know how dangerous it was. they told us to stay outside. >> the restaurant's owner was found unconshupbs un-- unconscious in the basement and died. >>> good-bye to vantrap. she was one of 7 children that escaped from the career telling their story. >>> alice hertz summer, believed to be the oldest kn

she said he said he is going to do it next week, i will telegraph you when it happens. and another letter, i got him to mow the lawn and he has been complaining of sore hands. and she said if a nail has to be driven, i drive it. and there were times she is alone. she said i am alone gone on a weekend night but i am used to it. she was independent and is able to have the distance and tolerate it in a way many other wives wouldn't be able to. it was said that isn't so much a lack of compatibility that makes a happy marriage, but it is the ability to deal with imcompatibility and i think that is a crucial pact people miss when they talk about the nixon marriage. pat didn't love politics the way dick did. but they found creative ways of managing that. we don't give enough credit and focus on the period in the vice president when they travelled the world. the press called pat a phenomenon of our times and a diplomat in high heels. he was assessing the communist influence in parts of the far east and reporting that and conne connecting, she found a role in supporting women an

the shooting took place on telegraph avenue near 45th 45th street this morning. one man was shot. he is expected to survive. a citizen spotted a car linked to the shooting and alert police. officers arrested a man and woman believed to have taken part in the shooting. >> relatives of a san lorenzo man killed by sheriffs deputies met with the media. they said the media portrayal of their father as a thug couldn't be more wrong. 60 year david goens was killed after authorities broke down his door. family members say he needed medical attention and deputies, who had been to the home 19 times in three years, should have known that. >> thousands will honor two fallen highway patrol officers during a memorial service in fresno tomorrow morning. officers juan gonsalez and brian law died after their patrol car crashed while they responded to an accident last monday. there will be law enforcement officers from across california and beyond. the service will take place in an arena at fresno state university. >> the dalai lama wraps up a three-day visit to the bay area tomorrow. his visit so

police say they detained two people in connection with a shooting this morning near a mcdonald's on telegraph and 45th street this morning. he is expected to survive. a tip led them to two people matching the suspects' description and vehicle. officers say they're a couple in their 50s. >> oakland police now say a deadly shooting last night began as a dispute at a house party between two men who knew each other. a 24-year-old man died and his friend was wounded. the search for the gunman continues. there were 13 homicides in the city this time last year. >> new details are emerging about the arrest of one of the world's most wanted drug traffickers. federal law enforcement officials say cell phone intercepts and the arrest of a courier and top aide to guzman led to his arrest. reporter: some call him the osama bin laden of the illegal drug trade and he was just as elusive, until saturday. a joint mexican-u.s. effort captured joaquin gusman, known as el chappa or shorty, at this hotel. >> he were the godfather of the cartels that smuggled so many drugs into the united states, killed so many pe

they don't do telegraphs anymore obviously but it's a business very consistent. almost to me like a bond. generates a billion two in operating income. their dividend is higher than you said. it is about 365 i think at this price. and you know, when weecapitalize that free cash flow we come up with a higher share price than where it trade today. so i think it is something safe and cheap in a market that is pretty extended from my point of view. david: mark, i want to stay with you for a second because american eagle outfitters, that gets to the question what the consumer is up to. great company concerns debt. the debt is negligible if it exists at all. >> exactly. david: you have what, a 3.6% dividend so it is paying out money as you are holding the stock. but it depend on the consumer and aren't there are a lot of mixed signals what the consumer is doing? >> david, you're absolutely right. if you look at companies we looked at a lot, aaron's rent a centers, another public company we looked at, american eagan bell and abercrombie & fitch and aeropostale, competito

>> it's after midnight in front of the sana market on telegraph in oakland.k of a police car. >> have you been arrested before? >> millions of times. they always arrest me. >> surveillance cameras recorded officers arresting pitman for the 22nd time in just a few years, his crime violating probation and a restraining order to stay away from this store. pitman had just gotten out of jail for the same violation a few days earlier. the store manager clearly fed up. >> want to throw a camera at my bavenlth -- back. what i do wrong? >> you ask him for some beer. >> that's lie. >> you asking him for some money. >> that's a lie. >> 2 investigates first began looking into pitman's story when officers arrested him in december. a judge sentenced pitman to 90 days in county jail, but that sentence was cut in half. with time served, pitman only spent an additional 22 days locked up. >> i think some people would hear that and think that's not a very long sentence. >> so we have to work within the confines of the law. >> the alameda county district attorney's office says p

to talk about how he did not like to mow the lawn and said he will do it next week i will telegraph you when it happens. she said i got him to moldovan. he has been complaining of sore hands of persons. if the nhl has to be driven in this house hold it is made that does the nail driving. they said he was off on the road but i am alone again. pat by nature of her personality was a very independent woman and was able to have that sense of distance to tolerate that many others could not have. tolstoy's said it is not so much a lack of compatibility that makes a happy marriage but the ability to deal with in the compatibility. that is a crucial fact that people mess because not that pat did not love politics the way richard did did they found ways to manage that. the for don't give enough credit or focus is the extraordinary period of the vice presidency representing eisenhower. the press called pat a phenomenon of the overtime. while assessing bant reporting to eisenhower what was going on she found a role to support women. it has not dennis acknowledged not like eleanor roosevelt who gave

that was from the telegraph. look. it is out there.ust seven straight quarters of decline in profitability. phillips may not be the savior of morrison it like we all thought he was. >> thank you very much. manus cranny has the latest on morrison and here are the latest on some countries -- companies. half of the cards affected are in japan. they havey says that had no accidents. 8.3 billione in airbus has one a has won anon deal -- billion dollar deal. >> the partnership will help increase sales in the market. next, from batman to james bond. we will introduce you to the man whose business is building passageways. >> from batman to james bond. every superhero had a super door. for that, you will need to speak to steve. >> when i started this, there was nothing. it was a secret passageway and you could not get one. there was nobody anywhere. it was not like what i had seen in the movies. it was panic rooms. industryd that this has secret passageways and it is half of all movies. of a security. it is a panic room or a place where they st

there were dozens of trees and telegraph poles top of the cross for the firs the waterford post has taken out back for a holiday here at chateau de don moore least the wind is old he started to moderates around for a shop this afternoon. i guess we still have very high seas by giving him this letter in his article but the video and we don't seem to want to know me and dangerous. i'm pleased to note are all set. don't know what the wind chills. it is blix in many areas. the new routes to the roof of the new swimming pool was badly damaged. a new tenant for seniors. kerry was one of the area's first hit by the storm this morning in trendy part of the roof of the brunton hotel was swept off by the wind and commodity a nursing home was evacuated the building was badly damaged hundreds of trees in kelowna national park were brought down but severe costs be be from truly has a head was kerry has taken a pounding business costs of two hundred and twenty kilometers an hour reading through the peninsula communication and electricity lines knowing mike griffin's poles and trees for war the thought

we were there when an suv stalled in the number three lane on westbound 24 west of telegraph avenue before 5:00 a.m. the chp says the female driver stayed in the car when another car slammed into the back of it. when the chp and paramedics arrived, they tried to resuscitate the driver in the suv, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver who hit her was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. the chp say they don't believe alcohol or drugs were factors. it's also unclear how fast that driver was going. they think rain was a factor. they will bring a mechanical expert to analyze the car. this stopped traffic until about 6:30 this morning when all lanes were reopened. rain caused problems in oakes -- oakland. this is jackson. a large amount of water collected on the road. we did not get a call back about flooding in the city. but they will be clearing out drains, culverts and branches to prevent downed trees. as for the rain, forecasters say we're not quite out of the roads just yet. chp says since this morning, they've responded to about 16 crashes in the oakland area. when

and in a telegraph hill there is one way up and down, and the buses are restricted and they are not allowed to go up there and there is not enough rooms to park the bus at thes top of the hill any way and so we try to take into account the concerns of the residents the concerns of the adjacent land uses but also the needs of the tour bus companies to get where they need to go. >> supervisor mar? >> you know, i just was going to ask about the criteria and do you consider if there are

. >>> good afternoon, i'm ann [speaker not understood], long-time resident of telegraph hill and involved in working at coit tower various times over the year including trying to improve the concessions for the last 5 to 10 years and i'm really delighted that the department has been able to put this forward and [speaker not understood] and delighted that terry grim is the person who is going to be responsible for it because i think he is the kind of person who can make this happen well. as you know, coit tower is not only a monument, but it's also a park. and, so, those of us who are in the neighborhood use that park regularly and we rely upon the management of that building to work with the pork as well as. that makes a big difference to the neighbors as well as the visitors and the city. i urge you to move along this long thought concession agreement and hope it will come to fruition soon. >> ms. hall stead, one question. actually, mihal stead, could i ask you if [speaker not understood] has been part of the discussions ~? because i know it's right down the hill and i know that the fami

we caught these workers in berkeley on telegraph avenue clearing storm drains getting ready for the rain all preparing for a deluge as you have been predicting, paul. as for walnut creek, well, a lot of folks strolling along, shopping and, yes, some forgetting their umbrella but as usual, taking it in stride. and we caught one guy in "california attire" > i'm used to california weather and, you know, leaving the gym it's not too bad just so easy to use it. so yeah. >> reporter: so flip-flops and shorts today? >> yup. just flip-flops and shorts. the usual wardrobe. >> reporter: "singin' in the rain" here? we got our banjo or what? [ laughter ] >> yeah. "singin' in the rain." these two are. >> reporter: were you guys prepared for the rain? you're just out taking a stroll. >> not really, no umbrella for me. [ laughter ] >> reporter: now, to be fair, i did those interviews about 40 minutes ago. it wasn't raining as hard as it is now but it certainly is coming down. it is getting chillier as we speak. california highway patrol saying take it easy on the roadways. it is slick out there. in wal

this is just past telegraphs.s also backed up down to milpitas this morning. slow traffic for the south bay ride on 1 01, 85, 87 and interstate 280. the bridges, the bay bridge ride westbound, the backup is holding at 18 minutes. if the san mateo bridge ride so far, has no stop and go traffic for your ride to richmond san rafael, it is still heavy just above the toll plaza. >> it is now time for the world according to gary. >> when you go there now, what do you expect three >> i do not want to talk olympics but let's talk about golf. we at the pebble beach or the weekend. did you see the wind? >> i was just looking out my window and i thought there were not plane, they gather them. >> jimmy walker came in with the wind. >> he came apart in the par 9. >> he was going for it, the last putt, boy, the second to the last putt he had to make it tough shot to win. >> i do not know much about him, and he has only been a six and top-level and i guess is best finish was tied to 21st, is he a contender? >> high and no jimmy

police say the car is linked to a string of robberies that began last friday on san pablo college and telegraphs. investigators have released these surveillance pictures of these three men. all three should be considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached. >>> more about the death of a brazilian man who went missing in the area. paulo neto went missing in october. he had drugs in his system including meth and pain medication. the day neto disappeared he made a panicked phone call to his sister in brazil saying he needed help. the coroner's report did not list a cause of death but says it may have been a drug overdose. >>> a federal appeals court to look into a recent decision. a three judge panel struck down a state law requiring the people demonstrate a reason beyond self-defense to carry concealed handguns in public. county sheriffs across the state will be required to issue concealed permits without any discretion. >>> corruption charges that could send them to prison for years. as ktvu's david stevenson tells us this investigation began over three years ago. >> this is a serio

were members of skull and bones the most exclusive fraternity and america according to the london telegraph the phenomenon of the yale leaves as yale are known has provoked an intense debate over apparent leaders i'm among americans amazed that in a democracy of almost three hundred million people that battle for power should be waged among candidates drawn from the four thousand who graduated from yale and four different years of the one nine hundred sixty s. and in fact george bush's family is full of skull and bones men including his dad george herbert walker and his grandfather prescott years old with the skull and bones cronies back in the day bush also appointed ten members of the elite click to his administration and check out how kerry and bush both responded when asked about the secret society in which they are brothers by the late tim russert of meet the press. members of stolen. secret society of yeah what does that tell us. not much because it's a secret. is there a secret handshake is there a secret code i wish there were something secret i could manifest three twenty two secre

that catastrophe of liquidity of money is also making people homeless but distressed tweet from the telegraph reads if salaries had risen as fast as house prices an average couple would earn forty four thousand pounds more a year the house is making more money for them than their job ok that's that's ludicrous because it means that the house prices are trading at five six seven times multiple of income that's completely unsustainable it's only being kept artificially aloft through this manipulation of interest rates which you know what what's happening in canada right now before we came out of the press coming out of canada that housing bubble that marconi inflated during his stay of bank of canada governor is now bursting and those people are going into a massive flood of negative negative equity ok that's the that's the legacy of mark carney he's a serial bubble blower and when he blows up this economy will go to some other first and country and ruin their economy these are he's a disaster one of the worst areas in terms of wages not keeping pace with the inflation of house prices is hackne

about this and it's an excellent point one of the reasons why i have a housing bubble here and the telegraph by the way this week just said that the london market real estate is down and saying bubble territory and it's not that they don't have demand for housing it's that the housing market particularly in london is about eighty percent above where the underlying economic funnels with fundamentals which is just what you're saying something very key here is that you've got thirty forty fifty hundred million dollars a year chinese investor who's made a lot of cash by milking and building the china people's bank of china for all the free money that they have created you can still put it into a gold vault and pay one percent or one hundred percent or two percent a year in storage or you can just buy a property up here on millionaires row in london and they charge you a fraction of a fraction of a fraction in terms of a council tax so it's virtually free storage of an asset that's going to go up with all the money printing so that's why there's less demand for gold because you're you're paying l

they looked at telegraphs or telephones.war ii they looked at high frequency radio transmissions to track what the axis powers were doing. the intelligence communities have a mission to look at modern communications to keep us safe. surgein iraq during the and i led the intelligence element, and we were able to take the ied attacks in our area based onrom 150 to 5 our intelligence collection date abilities -- data abilities. it helps control the bad people out there. >> yahoo! does disagree with saying this report represents a whole new violation of our users' privacy. we strongly call on the world's governments. think of what bob is saying? >> i don't think there's any disagreement that intelligence communities need the ability to capture information. what privacy advocates are concerned about is the extent of it. where do you draw the line? hadthe discussion even been about where is the right place to take this? if it is ok to look at yahoo! webcams, what else can we look at? discussioneen some around that in the sense tha

and europe in the late one nine hundred century you had technologies like the telegraph and the telephone punch card machines that could tabulate data very quickly those technologies were invented precisely to govern massive growing cities of unprecedented size and that's really what we're doing again now but i think where we need to start is with problems and not with solutions and you know we're about five or six years into the smart cities movement really started in two thousand and eight which was the year that the world became fifty percent urban for the first time it was also the year that there were more mobile broadband lines worldwide than fixed for the first time to the internet became untethered for the first time there was also the year there were more things connected to the internet and people and we're really starting to understand now that it's not that technology is going to drive the solutions it's that we're going to identify the problems that technology can address and what are some of the most pressing problems that we can address with technology and how to do that. w

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i'll telegraph you when it happens. she said, i got -- another letter. i got him to mow the lawn.guess what? he's been complaining of sore hands ever since. he didn't really like to do those chores. she said, if anyone has to be driven in this household, it's me that does the nail driving. there were times she was very lonely. he was off on the road a lot but she wrote, i am alone, saturday night and alone again, but i am accustomed to it now. the fact is that pat, by nature of her personality and upbringing, was a very independent woman. she was able to have that sense of distance at times and tolerate it in a way that many otherwise would not have been able to. tolstoy said it is not so much a lack of compatibility that makes a good, a happy marriage, but it's the ability to deal with incompatibility. and i think that's a crucial fact that people miss when they talk about the nixon marriage. they were incompatibilities. we all know pat didn't love politics the way dick did but they found very creative ways of managing that. and i think one of the things that we don't give enough

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thee has telegraphed intention to build a payment system on top of the credit cards they have.l not be innovative at all. , thessues with fraud issues that come with credit cards for payments. bitcoin represents a real threat to revenue stream. we are watching intently. i find this an out of body experience. reporting today that florida is a state within the nation who has become -- begun some form of prosecution against two individuals for money laundering. exact thenow the tales. every x number of days or weeks there is a criminal or civil threats against a well-intentioned bitcoin industry. how is the coin and supporters going to respond to that? >> i do not know the specifics around the case in florida. it sounds like you had individuals trading at very large volumes of asset. just like if they were trading huge amounts of gold, they would need to go through compliance process. i think the news gets exaggerated in those cases. >> building blocks of success. he will look at what is behind the appeal. that is coming up next. lego took it's time building the company brick by b