now, it's not the mass of the whole atom, mass of the whole nucleus, it's the mass of each nucleon in the nucleus. and you say, in hydrogen it has the most mass of all. none of its mass is bound up with energy or binding anything else with it, it's all by itself. and as you continue to go up the periodic table, you get varying amounts of mass per nucleon. the point is, how much mass you got? depes per nucleon, dependwhat nucleus you're in. let's look at the uranium fission in terms of this relatiohip. here's uranium right here. the uranium atom has nucleons which have about this much mass each, each, all right? what's gonna happen to the uranium when you bust it up into krypton and barium and those are halfway down the periodic table? that uranium nucleus is gonna end up one down here, one down here. and this atom here, let's suppose its barium-- [whistling] --that's got less mass. each nucleon there has less mass than you started with. you ever hear of this equation here? rest energy equals mass times speed of light square. okay? what happens to that mass you don't have anymore? i wo

the entrance song for funeral mass pleads for eternal rest for the dead and reminds us that all that serves as an additional food for thought. the first of these, for example, certainly reminds us of president kennedy, the just man shall always be repped. he shall fear no evil rapport. he's reading a 13th century hymn. ♪ this is a christian medication on the day of death. a notary public-catholic described this magnificent hymn as solitary in its excellence, the secret of its irresistible power lies in the awful grandier of its theme. the simple music of the language, the stately meter, the triple rhythm, all combine to produce an overwhelming effect as if we heard the final crash of the universe, the commotion of the openings of grays, the trumpets of the archangels summoning the living and the dead and the majesty seated on the throne of justice and mercy and ready to dispense everlasting life in an everlasting world. ♪ ♪ >> now comes the most important reading of the mass. the proclamation of the holy gospel. the cardinal prays he may be worthy to perform this sacred task. all sta

it just means that it has twice the amount of mass for its size. maybe like the iron atoms become lead atoms or something like that, you hear what i'm saying? let's suppose, it's just a thought experiment, gang, let's suppose you're on the earth and all of a sudden, it became twice as massive. what would your weight do? how many say, all of a sudden, honey, you'd weigh twice as much? show hands. suppose you're standing here on a bathroom scale and for some reason your mass becomes-- you're eating a lot of doughnuts, a lot of eclairs for a long time, you become twice as massive. oh, what happened to the force of gravity between you and the world? hey, that's easy. more, how much more? how many say that tells me how much more? make one of those twice on the top, the force becomes twice. you see that? so you become twice as massive. i mean twice the weight. so people that are twice as massive, weigh twice as much. do you see there's a difference between the two ideas? some people don't. they say, are you saying the same thing? no, no, no, no, how much

the mass of the earth is like this. and when you take that force acting on a humungous mass, you get an acceleration like this. see it? [laughter] it's like negligible. and see, you don't sense it. but if the earth was smaller and this more massive-- in fact, what if this was as massive as a whole world and we held it like this and we dropped it. how far will it go, gang? will it go all the way down there? - halfway. - it'll go halfway. right. because if this was a mass of the whole world, then this would come down just as much as the earth would come up and it meets halfway ain't that neat? ain't that neat? so you can take ideas and stretch them, stretch them, stretch them and they become fascinating. i take a rifle. i fire a rifle. bam! any force act on the bullet? oh, yeah, honey. you know darn well a force act on the bullet, 'cause fooom! that bullet accelerates humungous acceleration. so you know there's a force in the bullet. any force kicking back on the gun? let me ask you a question. can there be a force on the-

if v is the speed of light zero...infinity. this mass will be pushed to the infinite. now someone says, now that it has an infinite mass, which means an infinite resistance to any further change in motion. now if someone says, could you push it in hyperdrive, honey? hyperdrive, i've got an infinite resistance to any change in motion now. and so we find out in the universe as we understand it in the 20th century, you can't do that. at least with material particles there is a speed limit, the speed of light. so you get that down. one of the important parts of relativity is this. before we understood relativity, we understood that the human race, no matter how sophisticated they became couldn't travel very far in space. and the reason is simple enough. the center of our galaxy for example is 20,000 light years away. it takes 20,000 years for light itself to go from the center of our galaxy to us. and our galaxy is nothing compared to the expanse of the whole universe. so how are you gonna be going through the universe when you can't even get to your galaxy, it's not gonna

it has to do with the pontiff, the pope -- it will be a low mass. will not be assisted by the deacon or sub deacon. a sung mass.e it will be a simple mass for john kennedy. after the mass is completed, there will be no eulogy. they will leave say matthews cathedral and go to arlington national cemetery. the president will be buried. about 3:00 to 3:30, jacqueline kennedy, who has performed in an unbelievable fashion throughout all of this since friday, she will receive visiting heads of state. she will meet them, she will undoubtedly display the same self-control she has shown throughout all of this. we go now to the rotunda. there is john mccormick. --ocratic whip and claude pepper, florida. henry jackson, senator from washington. senator strom thurmond, south carolina. with his family. we are not picking up dignitaries to name. we are merely identifying people who have come to pay their tributes to this man with whom they have worked. certainly, many members of the congress were given an opportunity on saturday to pass before the casket of john ke

and this has got, like, abou2,0th the mass. that'sloser to zero than to one. so we round of atomic mass number, anyway. this is ze. now, what does the thorium become? well, what do we got over here for an atomic nuer 91 do you see it's 91? yeah. 91. and what's the mass gonna be? - 89. - now, what has 91? protactinium. - is it gonna be 91, gang? - yeah. let's check. - 91 minus 1 equals 90. - correct. it's 91. that's interesting. some people think that radioactive decay, you start with uranium and work down, down, dow down the periodic table approaching hydrogen. not true. when beta particles are emitted, you climb up the table, gang. you see that? what happens in that nucleus? you got all these particles in that nucleus. i'm not gonna draw them all, but we've got 90 of them, right? and take away from 4, the rest are neutrons, so you got a lot of neutrons. what happens is this. one of these neutrons-- yocan thk of that neutn as be. no, it's not buyou cathk of it as a plus and a minus togetr, whh is wt? neutl. d what happens a negive ies out? what's this beco a pl

the mass at saint matthews cathedral, and the burial service at arlington national cemetery. we are on the steps of the capitol. there's is a huge crowd that has gathered. the watch is almost over. van is about to play hail to the chief. the casket will be brought down. the family is looking into the rotunda.

so as the mass was going on, rain, because it's rainy season here, was just pouring down into the church, down the aisles, and on to the pews. and there at one end, at the

veronica pedrosa attended the mass and joins us now. i i understand you have family in that community. how is everyone coping? >> they are coping as well as they can. what is difficult is to see the extent of the devastation. i travelled a 120km journey to get here from the western side to leyte, to the east of leyte. the kind of devastation that we are seeing is replicated right across the island. there are 10 million people affected by the typhoon, one in every 10 philippino, this is a populist county, there are 92 million people. yes, i have family. my father's family is from here. i am one of millions affected by what happened. i think you can see the church behind me, and what happened a bit earlier was that the archbishop and the cardinal did a co-celebration with the people from the community. it was a sober event and one in which they tried to inspire people to keep going, to be determined, to motivate them to get through the terrible time. the church itself may have lost its roof. the rain may be coming through the roof, but the

allegations of stirring up bloody unrest during his presidency while no one is being made accountable for the mass deaths since his. edward snowden publicly rails against criminalizing telling the truth his washington reiterates that no clemency will be shown to the fugitive once u.s. prosecutors get hold of him. and iran's supreme leader defends president rouhani its policy of more talks with america despite growing anger from anti u.s. hardliners. i welcome you watching r.t. with me andrew farm. now there's a deep sense of history repeating itself in egypt where the country's first democratically elected leader faces the same fate as his or for a tear in predecessor hosni mubarak mohamed morsi goes on trial today accused of inciting the murder of protesters last december at the time egypt was experiencing mass public outrage at the government's attempts to push through and islamised leaning constitution and give the president sweeping powers for asli reports from cairo on the landmark court case. for the first time in its history egypt has two former presidents who are on trial at the same time

allegations of stirring up bloody on rest during his presidency well no one is being made accountable for the mass deaths in the crackdown since his sting also. takes politics that's what edward snowden has laid out in his manifesto for truth and i'm a german news weekly the fugitive whistleblower publicly rails against criminalizing telling the truth his washington reiterated he will get no clemency once u.s. prosecutors get hold of him. and iran's supreme leader defends president rouhani on seeking more talks with america despite growing anger from hardliners who refuse to back off from demonizing the usa. they're welcome to the program it's good to have you company here. now there's a deep sense of history repeating itself in egypt where the country's first democratically elected leader faces the same fate as his or for a tarion prayed assess hosni mubarak mohamed morsi has reportedly arrived for his trial where he's accused of inciting the murder of protesters last december at the time egypt was experiencing mass public outrage at the government's attempt to push through the islamicist leaning

some are from the actual mass killing sites. the nurse that i highlighted today at one point described to me how she was charged with going through the clothing that had been taken from the killing site and was being amended and repair and send back to gemini through the welfare association which was the women's professional charitable organizations so they are handling the movement of little jewish clothes, cleaning them, mending them and sending them to german refugees. this is part of it. the secretary in that case because so many jews were deported to -- from germany and killed in a place outside the city, bonds filled to overflowing with jewish belongings, and they developed a whole language around this which i think there is so much going on behind the scenes that is part of this history. jewish sausage, the women organizing the food that is confiscated coming into the office, like in the office people are putting food out or maybe they didn't have a celebration and taking a beating this food and talking about it, the gold

right. >> everyone is fighting for that all mighty dollar, so the deals in the mass area, and with the super stores in the big boxes are just so strong, that it's attracting consumption away from mid tier and the luxury segment, so they will have to be more competitive and the slope slips even more. >> and it ier for them. why do you think it is not a bad thing for retailers. even if the sales numbers at the high end, let's just assume it came in at 4.9% higher but so much of sit because of sales, then the companies don't make as much, so it isn't often not boater for them. >> that is absolutely true. that it can hurt on the margin line, but the smart retailers that have gotten ahead of this, and plans for this season, understand that where is customer spends more of their total dollar in that store. so first of all they protect their share, and second darely, they are able to pick up some extra points of margin on merchandise that maybe isn't as heavily promoted but the consumer buys while they are in buying their $2.99 television. >> and the slippery slope is in part because we keep

mcluhan was writing about the effects of the mass media on contemporary life, talking mostly about television. however, his ideas and predictions proved prophetic and, in the tumult of today's digital revolution, a lot of what mcluhan said seems as relevant now as it was 50 years ago. in part two of the program, we'll speak with a present day media theorist about mcluhan. evgeny morozov also has some interesting and, at times, contrarian views on new and social media and how many of us see its potential impact on society. in short, he thinks we're naïve, idealistic and should be prepared to be disappointed. but first, the media now compared to the message then from marshall mcluhan. >> at the speed of light, there's no sequence. everything happens at the same instant. when you don't have a physical body, you're a discarnate being. you have a very different relation to the world around you and this, i think, has been one of the big effects of the electric age. there's a new kind of humor that exists in america called the one liner. you used to have jokes, stories, but no more. only one liners

accused of stirring up bloody armrests during his presidency but no one is being made accountable for the mass deaths in the crackdown since his sting these are live pictures from outside the court where of morsy supporters gathering also this hour. don't let the spies it dictates our politics those are the words of edward snowden writing in a major german publication as he lays out what he called his mother the truth. the fugitive whistleblower publicly rails against criminalizing telling the truth as washington reiterates that he will get no clemency once u.s. prosecutors get hold of him. and iran's supreme leader defends president rouhani on seeking more talks with america despite growing anger from hardliners who refuse to back off from demonizing the u.s. . and i welcome you watching r.t. with may and tree farm. now there's a deep sense of history repeating itself in egypt where the country's first democratically elected leader faces the same fate as his or a terry in predecessor hosni mubarak mohamed morsi has arrived for his trial accused of inciting the murder of protesters last decemb

his mother and father like aamir himself escaped the mass murder by chance and luck. ahmed was sixteen at the time and had to watch the murders on the grounds of the battery factory. modano. this serves two teams meet for two days on the factory grounds terrible things. there are hardly ever speak about a ten minute but sometimes the image is returning my head. they try to drive down again. i wish i could push everything is so far away gradually. i'm mia doesn't want to forget i could use it was one of them in and on this family was killed in the massacre. little use if was named in his memory. some people think that's wrong too for good deal of any district to teach ins. she sat in on me and don't accept precisely because they live in srebrenica on the site of the up all the mass murder of nineteen ninety five. four tracks of this edition of the year came channel untill next time i'll feed ezine and bye for now. woo hoo. thx. do you. you know. lulu. eye. i am. it is. i will. the ch. on top. i did. it was. i feel like one. ay ay. if you're taking the reader. you then h

in the first years of the permian mass extinction probably the most you would notice is an odd change in the weather a reddish hue in the northern sky what you wouldn't know and probably your children wouldn't even realize although your grandchildren certainly would is that a tipping point had already been passed and an extinction unstoppable one was already underway. extinction what could get america's leading experts on climate change to agree on something that the average american has probably never even heard of methane methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide and there are trillions of tons of it embedded in a sort of ice slurry called methane hydrate or nothing clathrate crystals in the arctic and in the seas or on continental shelves in north america too and arctica if enough of this about thing is released quickly enough it won't just produce global warming it could produce an extinction of species on a wide scale and extinction the could even include the human race if there is a ticking time bomb in our biosphere that could lead to a global warming so r

to hear in aguilar merkel's conversations the question remains will the west manage to roll back the mass surveillance or will it submit to the reality of this one particular big brother presence. when friends spying on friends and trust has been undermined what can stop the relationship from crumbling europe forgive us for sneaking in snooping or will they hang up on their curious ally. but how much longer will snowden's revelations keep fanning the flames of the router and our guest today is to british labor i mean. well it's a really interesting visit and to be honest we didn't expect one hundred percent answers when we went to washington the whole nature of investigating the stored knowledge of master valence of spying meant that we were very realistic we didn't expect to get you know the definitive answers about what was going on but we did get some very high level meetings we got face to face meetings with the n.s.c. we went to the white toast and so on you know we had to every major department and we had to build up a picture in one of those build ups if you like was to try and get

the arch bishop of boston n is going to celebrate the mass. it is because he is a bishop the word is called pontificate. it will be a low mass and he is not going to be assisted by the deacon and sub-deacon. it will not be a sung mass. it will be a simple mass for john kennedy. then after the mass is completed, and there is no ula y ulagy, it will go to arlington national cemetery and from 3-3:30, jaclyn kennedy will receive visiting heads of state and heads of foreign delegations. she will meet them, undoubtedly display the same self-control she has shown throughout all of this. we go now for pictures. >> there is a democratic john mccormick there. and claud pepper of florida. >> we are not picking out dignitaries to name. we are just identifying people who have came to pay tribute to the man with whom they have worked. many members of the congress were given an opportunity on pass through in private. they did so and are back again. it is not easy to say good-bye it a man. but they must. they come and stand. and there is john lindsey, republic

here we step the massing of the building in and out as well as up and down. we articulated the corner. that was another comment from the community to kind of erode the corner there at the park. and then introduce some color accent on the project. also the windows step up and down

in the first years of the permian mass extinction probably the most you would notice is an odd change in the weather a reddish hue in the northern sky what you wouldn't know and probably your children wouldn't even realize although your grandchildren certainly would is that a tipping point had already been passed and an extinction and an unstoppable one was already underway. extinction what could get america's leading experts on climate change to agree on something that the average american has probably never even heard. methane methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide and there are trillions of tons of it embedded in a sort of eisler e called methane hydrate or nothing clathrate crystals in the arctic and in the seas or on continental shelves in north america too and arctica if enough of this methane is released quickly enough it won't just produce global warming it could produce an extinction of species on a wide scale and extinction that could even include the human race if there is a ticking time bomb in our biosphere that could lead to a global warming so r

to hear in angola merkel's conversations the question remains will the west manage to roll back the mass surveillance or will it submit to the reality of this one particular big brother presence. when frames spying on friends and trust has been undermined what can stop the relationship from crumbling when europe forgive the u.s. for sneaking in snooping or will they hang up on their curious ally. but how much longer will snowden's revelations keep the flames of the route and our guest today is to british labor i mean. well it's a really interesting visit and to be honest we didn't expect one hundred percent we went to washington the whole nature of investigating the stored knowledge of mass surveillance of spying meant that we were very realistic we didn't expect to get you know the definitive answers about what was going on but we did get some very high level meetings we got face to face meetings with the n.s.c. we went to the white toast and so on so you know we had to every major department and we began to build up a picture in one of those build ups if you like was to try and get our

the masses of information generated by the. process in real time by powerful computers. it's closely monitored by the team for any glitches in the absence of signal deep below the any problem areas. running along the rails the hypnotic video footage can also be rewound and scrutinized by specialists. in addition to the existing two systems that we used that's the trick monitoring system and. we also introduced some new ones. three d. systems high speed video monitoring of tracks and joints and we also have a monitoring system the checks on the condition of the power rail checking out its temperature and the visual data systems like that have never been used before. one hundred fifty kilometers by twenty twenty i'm sure the scenario. one will have his work cut out. the company behind the scene. starting with defective scopes twenty five years ago their equipment's now accounts for almost three quarters of russian railways diagnostic fleet they have more than three hundred fifty trains and over two thousand five hundred manual diagnostic tools in operation worldwide. the c

his mother and father, like he himself, escaped the mass murder by chance and left. he was 16 at the time and had to watch the murders on the grounds of the battery factory. >> the serbs detained me for two days on the factory grounds. terrible things happened there. i hardly ever speak about her, but sometimes the images returned in my head. i tried to drive them out again. i wish i could push everything that i saw far away. >> but he does not want to forget. his uncle was one of the men in his family who was killed in the massacre. his son was named in his memory. people think that is wrong, too. a forbidden love and a for bid in child? srebrenica they do not accept that the sites with because they live in -- they do not accept that precisely because they live in srebrenica, the site of the appalling mass murder. >> that does it for "european journal." [♪] from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> to introduce myself, i belong to a special tribe of what used to be called troubadours, sometimes called minstrels, now we are called songwriters. in our song we sort of lo

i kept the mass will be held in the coming days the hygiene reasons. it's important that burials take place as quickly as possible it's not clear whether dna samples been taken. but the medical team says the bodies will eventually be identified. that text of an apple houses queue up thinking for a seat on a plane heading out the once bustling port city. when detainees now right. one thing to have to sell three cents a price to pay for a penalty kick to the airport dylan's. it's for a wedding mostly women and older in our house. so with the respect of the day the thing that kenyan president says he's deployed hundreds of soldiers detective and to a stole or no debt. according to the ninety nations moment ha from the innkeeper to be displaced by the time being french officials are lacking legal authorities in countering to secure the release of the french priest kidnapped in northern carrying georgia thompson bush received an e this then stapling fifteen men according to the local bishop in an area he knew to be dangerous. it was an open carry in the fre

the fallout from mass surveillance revelations forces u.k. intelligence chiefs to make a televised public appearance to your testimonies are expected to progress on damage from the leaks and not the scale of their spying activities. we report from guantanamo bay detention center and how guards keep up morale while former inmate describes the tailor made torture to constrain the prisoners. at the sochi twenty fourteen olympic torch relay goes into orbit to take the iconic symbol for its first ever space walk. this is actually coming to you live from moscow with me marina josh. heart of the heels of american intelligence bosses trying to justify mass surveillance it's time for british spy chiefs to face a grilling has of the three who came teligent agencies are about to make an unprecedented public appearance to explain their spy operations aren't you sir first takes a look at what to expect. for the first time you're going to have the three heads of britain's spy agencies in the same room being questioned by m.p.'s now that's part of the sessio

way yet i think the precedent thing to mass consumer adoptions which which will eventually settle out the prize is building a solid foundation infrastructure for the system so that big point exchanges that are functional in countries around the world merchant acquirers like who's testifying in the senate as well and of course secure storage for big koreans for consumers who who can't take the security risk on themselves. things like that so that's the infrastructure that needs to be built out first and i think is the infrastructure is built out and the new service layers for consumer services business to business services things like that that was what will level out the prize now one of the issues that was raised to be hearing over and over again is that question what is it quine of whether it is a digital currency or a commodity how do you yourself answer this question it's both which is a little bit of a tricky answer i suppose what big coin is is it's a protocol for moving value across the internet and it's a protocol for a whole new global financial system and so currency is

system they have to make it subordinated to money which is what they have since they don't have the mass of people they have the money and so we have seen our politics become a politics controlled by money candidates needed parties needed super pacs needed money money money to get the political system so that it can't own do the inequality created by the kind of economic system we have and i think that's our fundamental issue the organization moved to amend or is aggressively working toward that because basically the the driver of that money in politics you know numerous politicians over the years i go back to teddy roosevelt and tell me to act one thousand and seven. many many times over the years might mccain feingold bipartisan have tried to limit money in politics the supreme court keeps saying no money is actually speech and it's protected by the first amendment and corporations are actually people and they're protected by the fourteenth amendment so there's this move to amend the constitution to get around the supreme court do you see any other solution. yes but for me to be blunte

where was the stage of the mass protest although support eu integration in opposing president a coach's decision not to sign the euro association deal in vilnius it is no longer the case right. elise is now patrolling the area during the night several hundred policemen kenya and dispersed the crowd of more than thirty people were arrested at more than forty had to be hospitalized with different body injuries. many traders have been protesting against diary of a coach's decision i talked to some of them let's have a look at my report. it's silly. east spray. would you go. drain a similar picture of her looks are deceiving. what number of european countries has been protesting against brussels policy ukraine is probably the only one where people are taking to the streets in tens of thousands to support the idea of your integration. is there to be in europe. nice to see it that you would have allowed this to get better education in europe. but this was not about being in the eu joining the union was not even on the table to two hundred page from a friend of the agreement never said anythin

promote the growth of the economy and the masses but but most of all trying to for example and reform the financial services enabling their women bayed to the to grow into an international economy this would of course link charlie even more to the group economy and as you said have a great impact on the rest of the world about what the driving force behind all these change is what the driving force is a kind of internal common dream which is happening we just building up over these years as i was saying for the past thirty years china's more is built on an energy intensive lol where you can economy and and then as a profit. margins are being squeezed by google as asian. hole goes as the common increase in the un's that's the level of particularly with the probable we just cancel t. and of course pollution and rising this content because of the inequalities so all these are you in total drivers for change in the world to maintain the parts readership in order to hold the legitimacy of the party right and you're. trying to exploit mr lynn thank you very much indeed for your for your per

. >> pelley: tonight, could it be an answer to the mass murders? a sweeping cha urance rules will increase mental health care for millions. major garrett has the details. the new employment report tells us which way the economy is headed. anthony mason reports. the death toll is rising in the wake of one of the most powerful storms ever recorded. seth doane has the story. and steve hartman "on the road." ed bray fought through d-day on normandy beach. now he's defeating an enemy that has stalked him for 80 years. >> i don't care if it's about mickey mouse! i want to read one book before i die. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ng news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. after every mass shooting people seem to ask "why doesn't anyone do anything about mental health care?" well, today someone did. the obama administration issued new rules that will improve access to care for 62 million americans. it's an idea the president said he would impose himself by executive order after congress declined to p

a fantasy of mass killing is hidden, it is protected, and it is protected to the point where the massr will do anything, even kill his own mother in order to keep from being discovered. now is that what happened here? >> michael -- >> i think we can get to the bottom of this with further scrutiny. >> michael warner, i got to leave it there. fascinating talking to you. many, many hot button points and a great debate to be having. >> i appreciate you raising the questions because if we don't have this discussion, it's going to happen again, and i appreciate the president being honest and starting to face up to it. >> michael warner, thank you very much. >>> hollywood tells you no animals were harmed in the making of this film. can you trust them? the shocking charges of what may be happening off screen. that's next. my dna. me. every piece is important. this part makes my eyes blue. i might have an increased risk of heart disease. gallstones. hemochromatosis. i'll look into that. the more you know about your dna. the more you know about yourself. now i know. this holiday season, give th

the federal reserve bank. >>> and hundreds are buried today in mass graves in the bill philippines. philippines. >>> we are following breaking news coming out of wisconsin. there are reports tha that a childrens' hospital there is in lockdown. it's in the city of wauwatosa. it follows the shooting and when we get more details we'll bring those to you. >>> this are stunning numbers coming out of the philippines. 4460 people dead. those numbers are just coming in. the philippine government is saying the death toll is lower 4357. we'll have more on the death toll of typhoon haiyan in a moment. >>> if you like your plan you can keep your plan. president obama is admitting the white house fumbledded the ball twice. but the president said the game is not yet over. mike viqueira is standing by at the white house. a contrite president it seems with a solution to those that their insurance companies have dropped their plans. >> the president came out and faced the music. he was retenant. last week in a one-on-one interview he apologized and today he came out before the full national press co

working with we're working with developing a more inviting scale to the building to assure with the massing of these things are in scale. we're trying to provide for park space and a vegetation. this was what big challenge because originally the sketches showed you less of that but there's a commitment to this by the team and ownership to insure that would be a healthy place. so here's the first view of the new it location. it's the version 3.10 you notice the areas on the west side of the site have been broken down. there's a v shape that goes through the retail that's a passage a gentle rising passage that takes you up to the center plaza. you'll note there are several things we'll mark in detail many of the heights have come down so that are central plaza area has been lowered and the northeast corners have been load. there's been cut outs given to the edge of the pier for quickly access to the pier. so all of those things have been part of our thinking. this was the previous scream to remind you. the retail was set into two large blocks and there was a straightedge to the arena. the are

so, there was a attempted this to the bureaucracy of the mass warfare. it's a wonderful quote from thomas as he undertook a project at the end of the war to count the massachusetts dead of the war and he talks about the people that were good at the red tape didn't understand military matters and the people that understood military matters didn't understand red tape. and so the reporting of the casualties and other statistics work on something and were difficult to determine the accuracy of. >> madam president, harvard college class of 74. i salute the very first southern civil war historian president, and that meet it absolutely irresistible to ask you how as president do you feel the civil war is the only major american conflict whose harvard graduates on the losing side are not yet remembered in any sort of memorial on the camp is? [laughter] >> you will find i don't talk about that explicitly, but the arguments that have occurred over whether or not to argue the confederate are arguments that have their origins in the very aftermath of the civil war it

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way yet i think the precedent thing to mass consumer adoptions would which will eventually settle out the prize is building a solid foundation infrastructure for the system so that big point exchanges that are functional in countries around the world. world merchant acquirers like who's testifying in the senate as well and of course secure storage for big clients for consumers who can't take the security risk on themselves. things like that so that's the infrastructure that needs to be built out first and i think is the infrastructure is built out and the new service layers for consumer services business to business services things like that that was what will level out the prize now one of the issues that was raised to be hearing over and over again is a question of what is required of whether it is a digital currency or a commodity how do you yourself answer this question it's both which is a little bit of a tricky answer i suppose what big coin is is it's a protocol for moving value across the internet and it's a protocol for a whole new global financial system and so currency