a token. everything's a token. really. that's just how it is. >> so they'll steal food whenever they leave out of their work position and they'll take that to pay off a debt. >> just today alone, i made only six tokens, but this is my day off. you know what i mean? that ain't bad. >> how did you make six tokens? >> i sold three double cheeseburgers. you know what i mean? it ain't bad, but what the hell. >> how much was a cheeseburger? >> two tokens. a double cheeseburger. i should have showed you one. double cheeseburger. that's two tokens. good deal. i can't even get them fast enough. i finagled those from somebody else who works in the kitchen. he owes me. we have a business arrangement. you know what i mean? i do [ bleep ] for him and all i want is two double cheeseburgers every day, five days a week. that's all i want. and then i take care of something he needs taken care of. >> slagle is not the only hustler at limon. other inmates tattoo, gamble for tokens, stamps and money orders. but there's one hustle that has a d

is it token plus? if you and i were designing a system here, and making sure that as we work on the legislation that it has enough openness to grab tomorrow's technology, what should we be doing? >> so a system designed from strach would ensure that actual information that can be tied back to you or your account cannot be intercepted. you would make sure you didn't transmit actual information in a way that could be taken by somebody else and used in the same form. that's the real goal of all of the layered security technologies that you see deployed today. it's dynamic and it makes sure that intercepted information cannot be useful. but the real difference between the chip and mag stripe is it creates a unique code with each transaction. you wouldn't know the code for the next transaction so it would be useless to you. >> it's the hand-off? >> yeah, designing a system from scratch would make sure the information was dynamic and couldn't be tied back to anything. >> here's my tokenization hand off mecha

is it token plus? if you and i were designing a system here and making sure that as we work on the legislation that it has enough openness to grab tomorrow's technology what should we be doing? >> a system designed from scratch would ensure that actual information that can be tied back to you or your account cannot bein intercepted. you would you wouldn't transmit information that could be taken by somebody else and used in the same form. that's the real goal of all the layered security technologies that you see deployed today. it's dynamic and it makes sure that interceptioning information cannot be useful. the real difference between the chip and the magnetic stripe is it generates a unique security code with each interaction. if you tried to create a counter chip, you wouldn't know the code for the next transaction so it would be useless to you. designing a system from scratch would make sure that the information was dynamic and couldn't be tied back to anything even if it were intercepted. >> is it

i made these sandwiches two tokens a pop. i cut it in half, and i make ten tokens off of it. yeah in a day, and that's not counting the the cheese and the meat i cart out of there. i'm telling you, it was sick. i had so many tokens i'm telling you that i couldn't hardly get rid of them but it was nice. even deep fried chicken tacos, and i'd have dudes yelling, because everybody was locked up, slagle, you got any sandwiches? yeah, everybody, me, too. me, too. hey, what about those deep fried chicken tacos? i'd be going to the door sliding them underneath the door. they'd be throwing me their tokens. i'm telling you, it was cool. >> slagle's openness about his various prison hustles made him an intriguing character for us to follow. but we would soon discover another fact about ray that made his story even more interesting. he had a twin brother named roy who had not only been in prison, but had appeared on "lockup" years earlier. >> roy slagle is one of the more well-known characters from "lockup." best known for the amount of cell extractions he's had in prison, and these are

use token. even if intercepted by criminals, the tokens cannot be used to generate fraudulent transactions. think of a token as a mathematic cryptogram that cannot be reproduced. one example is a mobile transaction. tokens can be used in card environments as well, and we're working with merchant partners to apply token technology at both brick and mortar and online retail. third, eta members are helping merchants secure a point of sale by deploying new encryption technologies, point-to-point encryption is a way to secure all entry points against attack, denying cyber criminals access needed to install malware and other cyber hacking tools. as our industry deploys all layers technologies, i want to affirm eta's strong support for legislation that creates uniform national data standards and data protection breach standards as well. such standards must be industry neutral, must be preemptive of state law, and this is the approach set out in hr 2205, which eta strongly supports. we applaud the chair

use token. even if intercepted by criminals, the tokens cannot be used to generate fraudulent transactions. think of a token as a mathematic cryptogram that cannot be reproduced. one fgexample is a mobile transaction. tokens can be used in card environments as well and we're working with merchant partners to apply token technology at both brick and mortar and online retail. third, eta members are helping merchants secure a point of sale by deploying new encryption technologies, point-to-point encryption is a way to secure all entry points against attack denying cyber criminals access needed to install malware and other cyber hacking tools. as our industry deploys all layers technologies, i want to affirm eta's strong support for legislation that creates uniform national data standards and data protection breach standards as well. such standards must be industry neutral, must be preemptive of state law, and this is the approach set out in hr 2205, which eta strongly supports. we applaud the chair

tokens can also be used in environments as well and deploy tokenization technology have brick-and-mortar and online retail. third, epa members help merchants secured the point-of-sale by employing new technologies. point-to-point encryption is a way to secure all entry points against an attack. it denies access they need to install now where another cyberhacking tools. as our industry deploys all of these technologies, i want to affirm epa's strong support for legislation that creates uniform national data standards and protection breached standards as well. such standards must be mr. natural, preemptive of state law and the approach set out in h.r. 2205. we applaud chairman neugebauer of mr. kearney for engaging in this important dialogue with the legislation. eta also supports legislation to promote information sharing. sharing of information across government and technology and manufacturing companies support prevention of an investigation of breaches and ensure against cyberattacks. cybercriminals are increasingly sophisticated. they are global in scope and work proactively to addres

one-time use token. even if intercepted by cribbing nals these tokens cannot be used to generate fraudulent transactions. think of a toek en as a mathematical crypt owe gram that can't be reintroduced. one well known implementation of toek en zags is in mobile payments where the customer's phone or watch generates that token for use. tokens can also be used in card environments as well and we're working with our partners to deploy toek en zags technology at both brick and mortar and online retail. third, eta members are helping merchants secure the point of sale by deploying new en description technology, point to point en description is a way to secure all entry points against an attack, it denies cyber criminals the access they need to install malware and other cyber hacking tools. as our industry deploys all of these layered technology i also want to affirm eta's strong support for legislation that creates uniform national data standards and data protection breach standards as well. such standards mus

but by the same token, i don't think they'll raise rates.k rates -- bond yields will start to go up a little bit more from where they are right now. thanks a lot, mickey. really appreciate it. randy w. las vegas. hello, randy. >> welcome to las vegas. charles: thank you very much, man. now i need to make you some money. i help you today. you help me tonight. >> you've helped me already. you've helped me before. it's easy for me to get into the market. my dilemma is when to get out. i'm looking for recommendations on buy, sell, or hold canadian solar, sonic drive-in and cisco. charles: i think they're all holds. great question though. getting out is always pretty difficult. and we have all -- i think people in general have are predisposed to taking a loss. i'll recommend a stock that will go up 20%. don't hear from anyone. three years later, the stock is down 20%. you killed me again! if you'll take a 20% loss, why won't you take a 20% gain. matt, how do you handle that? matt: i email you. [laughter] no, just to mention the stocks though. the

>> i've never been a token in my life. but i started as a secretary. so i'm quite used to being under estimated, and it are many people who may under estimate me in this race, but i don't think a voter is going to under estimate me, because i know what it feels like. some of these ought to go talk to the people in iowa or the people in south carolina or new hampshire, as i have, and they ought to see what i see and hear what i hear. >> who is funding it right now? i know you have a good deal of money, but you're not in that top tier, and depending on the poll you're not on a tier, you make a very compelling case very funny very gregarious, and it surprises a lot of folks but i'm wondering how that connects with getting people -- i say i'm going to give me money. >> i'm not funding this campaign, we have donors funding this campaign . >> millions? >> by the way, frank and carly are worth a whole lot less than bill and hilary clinton. >> you need at least 10 million to make a credible run, you need 20 million to be there, do you think that? >> i don't ha

on the 150th anniversary of his passing, we present this remembrance as our token, our sprig of lilac one of the greatest americans who lived. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> oh captain my captain by walt whitman. oh captain, my captain. our fearful trip is done. the ship has weathered every wrath, the prize we sought is won. the port is near, the bells i hear. the people all exalting while follow eyes that steady keel the vessel grim and daring but oh heart, heart heart the bleeding drops of red where on the deck my captain lies fallen, cold and dead. oh captain my captain, rise up and hear the bells. rise up for you the flag is flown, for you the bugel thrills, for you bouquets and ribbon wreaths, for you the shores are crowding. for you they call the swaying mass their eager faces turning. here captain, dear father this arm beneath your head, it is some dream that on the deck you've fallen cold and dead. my captain does not answer. his lips are pale and still. my father does not feel my arm. he has no pulse nor will. the ship is anchored safe and sound

the question is the question that susan ac and others talked about, is whether that token, that asset with -- whether that can be harnessed. frankly, the metaphor i sometimes think about for the future of it is that these tokens are more like bandwidths sort of radio bandwidth, where you want to own them because you want to use them for a short amount of time. tom: can you do that with a depreciating, volatile asset? nathaniel: as long as people are willing to continue buying and holding it which they have so far been willing to do -- tom: the stock is just -- brendan: i would argue that you are looking at the wrong measure. i'm looking right now at transaction volume. instead of looking at the value of it as a store of value, look at whether or not people are using it. that is not dropping, but it is also not rising. that says that nathaniel is right. tom: you are correct unless you are taking a loss from 236 down to -- brendan: if this will make transactions cheaper it has to figure out a way to hedge the currency risk, and that costs money. you had a nice moment in your book where

a little token of appreciation. oh, that's... that's... that's great...ow i'd say you probably need a large. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> these are places where the inmates are really kind of the true-life hannibal lecters. they require extra shirt, shackles, three, four correctional officers at a time. it really puts our crews on a one-on-one basis with some of the most dangerous inmates in america. and in many cases the interview process has to happen through glass. >> such was the case when the "lockup" production team first encountered 38-year-old steven hugueley at the brushy mountain correctional complex in eastern tennessee. when we met him, hugueley had already been in prison for more than 20 years and was scheduled to be executed the following month. >> i shot my mother and threw her off a bridge. we had had problems for years, and it just finally reached the end. a girl that i had a date with called there, and when i answered the phone, my mother, she come out of her bedroom and started comi

. >> it is still of a country on social hierarchy by the same token looking at america it is the country which has us since of guilt about race because i think americans do that is something that strikes true. that britain has become a multi a cultural country. that gives a rise to issues. it is interesting nowadays to be the most successful multicultural city that is an extraordinary soared to an -- sort. >> host: what do you teach? >> en undergraduate seminar on winston churchill in this sinister i have a course on monarchies and the nation's and empires. and a graduate seminar the mid 18th century to the mid 20th century. >> host: wed. >> guest: students to take out of that besides memorizing the names and dates? >> specifically just because we're lucky enough to live in this country we should not supposed that most people living in countries like that today not to say we should sing the "star spangled banner" but to think in a broader perspective. partly to say that most of human history nations and empires organize themselves around monarchies so we ought to understand they're not l

. >> reporter: today neighbors and strangers offered tears, prayers and tokens of love. some clung to their children. >> i have little ones. i have my wife and then i have an 18-month-old son, too. it's pretty intense. >> makes me think about my family and how, you know in just of the blink of an eye your whole life's changed. >> reporter: jones attended the wine festival prior to the accident. a blood alcohol test put him at nearly twice the legal limit. ron felt it important for his son to see the destruction. >> it's a good lesson for my son to see that drinking and driving never go together. >> reporter: the mother and baby are survived by a father and 10-year-old son. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> go fund me page has been set up for the mother and her daughter julie. you can find the link on our website abc7news.com. >>> tonight two armed men have been killed at an anti-islam event in texas. police say the two men drove up and began shooting at a security officer. police in the area immediately returned fire killing the men. the bomb squad is investigating a possi

point-to-point encryption and token iization. when bundled and implemented properly data becomes useless and there's no reason to break in. that's why the council supports adoption of it in the u.s. through organizations such as the emv migration forum and our standard support emv today in other worldwide markets. but emv chip is not a silver bullet. additional controls are needed to protect the integrity of payments on line and in other channels. this includes encryption, tamper resistant devices malware protection, network monitoring and more. all are vital parts of the pci standards. effective security requires more than just standards for standards without supporting programs or just tools not solutions. the council's training and certification programs have qaetd tens of thousands of security professionals and make it easier for businesses to choose products that have been lab-tested, certified as secured. finally, we conduct global campaigns to raise awareness of payment card security. the committee's leadership on this cri

is it token plus? if you and i were designing a system here in making sure that if we work on the legislation that it has and openness to grab tomorrows technology, what should we be doing? >> a system designed from scratch would ensure that actual information that can be tied back to you or your account cannot be intercepted. put another way, you would make sure you didn't transmit actual information in a way that could be taken by someone else and used in the same form. that's the real goal of all of the latest security technologies that you see deployed today. it's dynamic and make sure that interception information can be so. we didn't talk about the chip works in the chip card but the real difference between the chip and the magnetic stripe is it generates a unique dynamics he could do with the transaction but even if you intercepted the chip information are the chip information are tried great account of the chip you would know the code for the next transaction so it would be useless to you. desi

bernie sanders, it's a token challenge, martin o'malley is a token challenge but she needs someone tond get her out there on the issues, so this is actually good news for hillary clinton. >> frank schaffer dana milbank, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, he's got a lot more work to do but over the last few day wes ear learning more about president obama's plans post-white house, and david letterman gets ready to retire after over 30 years in late night. we'll look back on his impact on politics. please stay with us. anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips' [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup ♪ i'm the protector of my patio. killing weeds where they grow. a barrier forms so weeds can't appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day and preventing weeds while i ge

[applause] >> reading it as a token conservative i intend to continue history that i could begin my carping about the liberal media. in september last year the new york public journey to better listen to depose deposed editor franklin ford offers interesting summation of what one might call quality is simply the 21st century. the civil liberties is essentially the definition of american liberalism. the left-wing writer corrected him, noting the question has actually been a love triangle with foreign policy is the third leg. as they go through anniversary lecture sections, and both have published long essays taking stock of their past. and the public's past. the new republic's case and might have hoped for a critical reevaluation of its unbroken century been a breach in any cover story about welfare reform its failure to hire. whatever the merits of its newfound sense of the and the exclusion of the militarism and learn the society to question empire and the other hand usually means one reputation and friends. the london correspondent of the nation and its 150th anniversary issue. pearl harb

by the same token, morningstar, which i think is a valuable service, tells you what the expenses are.is what you can see if there are other alternatives you may have xyz fund. you may see next to it that there are institutional shares available. it's a crucial share, obviously going to be cheaper, bright scope is a great opportunity also for usually plans with over $10 million, where you can type in your company's name and you can see if the plan relative to its peer group charges more or less than the other plans. >> good information, ivory johnson, thanks for jo >>> and coming up competing for the f title, meet the high school students who may one day be the next chair of ♪ >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. earnings from dow components home depot and walmart which could determine how the market fairs. housing starts are out, and jpmorgan chase and morgan stanley will hold their annual shareholder meetings. that's what's on the agenda for tuesday. >>> the president has made the case to start hiking rates early next year. but during that same speech in stockholm, charles evans also s

it's cold, and the 10ths and blankets really provide only a token protection and the sun when it is onquite hot and it's raining. so it's a tough battle for them here and for those living in the remote areas it's a very tough terrain to live among even on normal days. and the other thing nepal is developing country to begin with. 3.6 million people were without access to clean water before the earthquake. and so the government has made appeals for the basic necessities, testimonies and blankets and medicine, and water, and tablets as well. and one week onward, the government is still asking people to donate the very basic needs. >>> in the days after the quake there had been tremors that were felt. have they subsided as the days pass? >>> they have subsided and we haven't been able to feel any ourselves, and that's why many people have been going home. it's also prompted an exso did you say of the city by cell thousand people, and they're going home to other villages and, they've been trying to leave for days, because there were no buses and they were worried about the outbreak of dise

no functioning government in the country, they can't do much more than send out patrols and keep a token watch over things. traces of the uprising of 2011 are still clearly visible. but so is reconstruction. miraculously, daily life goes on for now. large parts of the country remain lawless. that's why thousands of would-be refugees reach libya's coast with no trouble, aiming to continue by boat to europe. this coast guard member says he often finds bodies on the beach generally between two and ten a month. >> recently we stopped a boat with about 90 people on board, including women. they were all alive, but it was a close call. >> libya's coast guard has eight vessels to patrol 1700 kilometres of coastline. here they're checking a ship. the coast guard commandant complains that europe is leaving him in the lurch. he says the west wants nothing to do with the government in tripoli, just because it's supported by islamists.the crews from. they're all syrians, but evidently not refugees. >> we're not interested in politics. we want the eu to support us, so we can patrol our coasts and take

a little token of appreciation. oh, that's... that's... that's great... now i'd say you probably need a large. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> time now for hits and misses of the week. kim? >> this is a hit for david cameron and his party in what was supposed to be a very close election in britain. they had an incredibly successful night. outright majority it looks like in parliament. vote of approval for his conservative policies and strong economy as much as it is a repudiation of the labour party, which has been moving westward. britain didn't want that. >>> we still haven't learned about the truth of the irs targeting scandal. d.c. circuit court of appeals, we're starting to learn more about how the irs operates and the judges and this group that's suing, application was delayed is a proisrael group which, for some reason earned them greater scrutiny from the irs. >> well we know why. >> completely appalling, but now it's coming out into the sunlight. the case is far from over. good for the d.c. circ

. >> reporter: today neighbors and strangers offered tears, prayers, and tokens of love, some clung to their children. >> i have little ones. i have -- my wife and then my -- i have an 18-month-old son too, so it's like, pretty intense. >> makes me think about my family and how just in the blink of an eye your whole life changes. >> reporter: pole say the jones arrested the livermore wine festival. he was at nearly twice the legal limit. >> it's a good lesson for my son here to know that drinking and driving just is -- they never go together. >> reporter: the mother and baby are survived bay father and ten-year-old son. in livermore, tiffany wilson abc7 news. >> the san francisco giants honored a nine-year-old murder victim at today's game against the anaheim angels. jordy almgren of discovery bade played nor angels in his pony league. he was stabbed to death and a family friend is charged with the crime. the giants invited his family and teammates to at&t park. they presented his family with a juries. >>> a series of earthquakes rattled the east bay. centered in concord the largest no

. >> she has token with the loan survivor so far, devastated. the search for his wife and their two children a four-year-old and six-year-old continues. >> we're going to survive this together as a family. we have faith that we will get through this and we're praying for miracles. >> thank you so much. let's turn to business stories making headlines around the country this morning. according to a news study, fort lauderdale is among the most expensive places to own a dog. number one, san francisco. it took into account the cost of housing, health care and pet care. a reported asking price for a house, $500 million. a film producer and real estate producer is building a mansion and says it will exceed 100,000 square feed include a 30-car garage and a man koe style casino because everyone needs their own khakicasino. back an planet earth, mcdonald's is changing the way they make their burgers. the company announced wednesday it's changing our patties are sered and grilled to make them juicier. not to be outdone, olive garden is still thinking up n

prayers, tears and tokens of love that's all neighbors and strangers could offer the family that lost so much last night. the yard is a mess but doesn't compare to wreckage that claimed the lives of a 40-year-old mom and her 14-month-old daughter. >> we tried the best we can, but unfortunately we cannot do much. >> reporter: he says the victims are from mexico but now live in monterrey. the family drove up to celebrate the first communion. both children were injured by debris when be jones corvette runed through the power supply box, sideswiped two trees and rammed into the back patio. >> my wife had stitches in her arm, and that kind of little scratches. >> reporter: the boys are home from the hospital. the mother and her baby died at the scene. he lives in the complex and says the woman's ten-year-old son and husband are inconsolable. >> seeing them yesterday on the ground, he was beating his chest. he didn't know what to do. what to say. he was crying and just in shock. >> reporter: police say jones posted bail and is out of jail. in livermore, abc7 news. >> haith street in san fra

. >> reporter: today neighbors and strangers offered tears, prayers, and tokens of love, some clung to their children. >> i have little ones. i have -- my wife and then my -- i have an 18-month-old son too, so it's like, pretty intense. >> makes me think about my family and how just in the blink of an eye your whole life changes. >> reporter: police say the jones arrested the livermore wine festival. he was at nearly twice the legal limit. >> it's a good lesson for my son here to know that drinking and driving just is -- they never go together. >> reporter: the mother and baby are survived bay father and ten-year-old son. in livermore, tiffany wilson abc7 news. >> the san francisco giants honored a nine-year-old murder victim at today's game against the anaheim angels. jordy almgren of discovery bade played nor angels in his pony league. he was stabbed to death and a family friend is charged with the crime. the giants invited his family and teammates to at&t park. they presented his family with a juries. >>> a series of earthquakes rattled the east bay. centered in concord the largest

by the same token we do feel miss geller's crusade is against the good spirit of america. i don't think it's going to cause the positive things the american citizens are trying to accomplish. >> the word crusade. in muslim countries if you blast him, you're put to death. here in the west they demean and libel you the fact is that media is given the power to the western world. in 2005 if every media outlet ran these cartoons they couldn't everybody but by not running them they gave jihadists the power. so 1 or 2 would run them were targeted and some cases murdered. >> this is insanity. >> no one should have been targeted >> i don't like what liberals say but for those people offended for cartoons you need to get over it. >> get over it and support miss geller's right to do that. by the same token, the spirit is wrong. >> more "hannity" right after when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat

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the token of love lost in the sea of broad street runners and its journey back to its rightful owner. ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ >>> six minutes before 5:00 right now. princeton university is opening a center from a $10 million donation from an anonymous donor. they will build on research from daniel conman. his work integrated psychological research with economics to help in decision making. >>> we're exactly two weeks away from the pennsylvania primary. that's when you have your first chance to vote for philadelphia's next mayor. "nbc 10" was at the temple performing arts center last night for another debate between the democratic candidates. they discussed education, taxes and economic development. here is another look for the candidates. they're competing for the nomination on tuesday, may 19th. they'll take on melissa marie bailey. >>> two local teens received top national offers for their volunteer work at the prudential spirit community auction. elizabeth pierce was named one of the top ten youth volunteers of 2015. she overcame brain cancer and she started a no

a little token of appreciation. oh, that's... that's... that's great... now i'd say you probably need a large. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> 6:43, a red-flag warning will begin this afternoon, but already in south jersey we're seeing brushfires. chopper 6 is live over one here, this is in browns mills pemberton township, burlington county. fire officials say they have it contained. it's not burning near any residences, so it's not putting anyone at risk. realize there are dry conditions, low humidity, throwing cigarettes the car among the many bad ideas on a day like this. >> let's head over to karen rogers she is taking a look at a lot of the stuff this morning. >> reporter: we're looking live on the scion street expressway, some days we're like why all the accidents. the roads are clear and dry no weather-related problems. an accident only blue route 295, vine street expressway eastbound. it had been blocking the left lane approaching broad street. they pushed it off to the side. but expect delays eas

but they have token leadership role. and helped with funding as well. the council is structured beyond kind of being born and having rules is to promote projects and activities that are across cutting in in eacher. focussing on seniors. as part of the community. in the mayor's off. they're looking to roll out test pilots. we're helping them 30 through what that might be. >> thank. anything else? >> any questions from council members? how about staff. >> thank you chair. i think we would be happy to put a little announcement on our mod web page. under the heading. to dra attention to the keep us connected campaign. and we support your efforts for budgets. it's a critical lifeline. we know how this keeps us in the community. integrated. it's very important. hi a question for you. you mentioned that one of the services. that was out there. might possibly be roaming support. i mention this is with my mother. our family is for technical support. it's so easy to lose the e-mail icon on the desktop. by accidentally dropping it into the trash. so i was wonderin

as the first female film-maker to open the festival they were quick to deny it's tokenism. >> it happens that i'm a woman, i'm honoured by the selection of the film, and not the fact that i was given a fist that is normally given to a man, not a woman. >> this is an international festival, the olympics of the film world. >> it's our mission and duty to put new names on the map of world cinema. for the rest, we have that balance between the inmate's stories, and film and things which are more involved in terms of political content or social content. we have that too. >> this festival is about celebrating the big screen. there is an increasing crossover between cinema and the internet. it is threatening releases. >> migration of talent is on film producers and distributors minds. netflix moved to digital, the way people are consuming content, it means they have more power. the distributors are worried about that. over the next two weeks, the city of 75,000 swells to 200,000, and feels that all eyes are on what is happening here. it is what plays inside at cinemas tell us the most about wha

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this is about women's bodies not a token at six flags.dang. ( laughter ) i can't imagine anybody who would agree with this, especially a man. >> oh, i've been outspoke own this. i think men should be able to veto women's abortions if they're willing to care for the child after it's born. >> larry: oh, fox, what is cray day without you? ( laughter ) it's so cray it doesn't even deserve a response. let's just let that sit in its own cray juices for a second. ( humming ) ( laughter ) okay. all right our last story, a little of what i like to call reverse cray. >> between 1982 and 1993, chicago police commander john burge allegedly tortured more than 100 suspects, nearly all of them african american. the chicago city council passed a $5.5 million reparations package for dozens of torture victims. >> larry: hold on. did you hear that? i believe the word "reparations" "reparations--" excuse me chicago, i don't know if you realize you put the word "reparations" in a settlement to african americans? so black people are getting reparations. that's

at fox news, incorrectly in my view because, you know, i'm one of the token brunettes and liberals who works there -- [laughter] we're more than tokens, there's a broad diversity of opinion within the newsroom. but i -- [laughter] the amount of reporters there is the amount of reporters there is, but you're not -- but let's get to your question. that standard of objectivity is that, of course, we all have our biases and our prejudices and our beliefs. but "the new york times"' model of journalism, "the washington post" model of journalism and the journalism which kind of was taught in our schools for a long time was that you try and compensate for your, whatever personal bias you may have and be driven by the facts by your reporting, by what you're fining out. finding out. because of the explosion of social media in part but not totally, the mix between opinion journalism and fact-based journalism has pretty much, it's all blended together, and it's disappearing. and people who -- we used to say you're entitled to your own opinion you're not entitled to your own facts. well, today you

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