currently, about four million people use tor but tor isn't for everybody.st of all, bouncing the data around the world kind of slows things down. furthermore, tor isn't compatible for things like flash so watching video and cool online graphics is difficult if not impossible. tor drives the n.s.a. crazy because it's so darn good at masking all that online data. who does the n.s.a. have to thank for this dastardly data hiding technology? it would be the u.s. navy. much of the funding behind tor came from the navy, the state department and the pentagon. that's because tor can be used for lots of people for very noble purposes and been embraced by privacy advocates, disdents, and journalists. but anonymity has its benefits to people with far more nefarious goals as well and it includes drug dealers, gun runners and terrorists. kind of a rough crowd but if you want to keep yourself invisible online, there's absolutely nothing better than tor. >> bloomberg business week's sam grobart. it's time now for "on the markets" at 26 past the hour. i want to get straight

currently about 4 million people use tor but it isn't for everybody.g that it all around the world slows things down. tor isn't compatible with things like flash so watching video and online graphics is difficult if not impossible. tor drives the nsa crazy because it is so darn good at masking all that online data. who does the nsa have to thank for this? that would actually be the u.s. navy. most of the funding behind tor came from the navy, the state department and the pentagon. usedis because tor can be by lots of people for nouri -- for very noble purposes. benefits tos its people with far more net area schools as well. tor users also include drug dealers, and terrorists. kind of a rough crowd. if you want to keep yourself invisible online, there is absolutely nothing better than tor. >> security a big issue in davos. we have been talking about angela merkel's phones and i suspect many people in davos will be looking for extra security as well. for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for our viewers, it is more of "the pu

say something wrong go out and persuade agitate tors and change the world. we have done it once we are holding go to do it again. we are going to be the leader. you have all people should know don't look at the superficial. look at the substance. we have the substance that's why we are going to ultimately win. >> i admire that. this is the optimism that makes america possible. what about my libertarian slur? people would say this is not a normal guy when they see your side burns. >> definitely guilty as charged. >> you go to a thousand of these meetings, are the people different? how? oo ewe are different because we have red books and we care about -- (cheers) but social awkwardness is not a sin. it is a defensive liberty. >> i am socially awkward, too. i over come it because i have a tv show. ask my friends i am socially awkward. what is it about people who like to analyze? is bill clinton is the opposite. he felt your pain and spent more money. personality type? >>> economists would say every time we fight and care about our country they would say we are i

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think about a little history back in the 1800's there were signs irish need not apply -- to what s tors degree do you see what is happening to people of color as an extension or not an extension of what used to happen irish and italians were outside of the fold and now everybody considers them white and don't think anything about it. writer james baldwin he says that the price of a ticket for the european immigrants was to become whifmente so that definitely has taken place. you do see it in different regards particularly in terms of different elements of the latino and hispanic community. the desire to be treated in just that kind of main stream fashion. the challenge of that color is so ingrained in terms of our society n terms of the perceptions and predge juses. for the rs of synonyms word black versus the number for the word white, this is deep within the culture and psychology around the color issues. so it is more difficult when you look that different to be asimulated. i think that's going to be part of the challenge. i think the hope would be that we would move to a point of no

. >> so the original budget tor the mission delores in the 2008 bond was $13.2 million and 1.5 was split off for the hell on project in 2009. we had $11.2 million including the 7 passenger door .9 was for construction the one before you is 4 point - 3.5 of that is directly related to the delay >> for a million dollars. >> yes. >> 3.5 of the 3.4. the additional 89 hundred thousand is just in terms of the construction dollars the easily e easiest way was for the restroom that was not a piece that was scoped. as we began it became clear we needed to prepare for restrooms because of the intense use of the parks. how much over budget have we been >> about $6,000 over. >> it's more like 4 hundred there's a 4.4 gap in just the purely construction dollars that 4 hundred thousand between 4.8 and 4.4 that's primary been any time. >> the fields and the glaze. >> so 4.4 is the hard cost. >> yes. >> additional hard cost not the offer run but the additional 4 about the 4 hard cost. >> yes. >> can you comment there was some reference in the materials to lbe subsidy contracting what what that all about.

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michelle nixon, and i'm phil tors. that' torrez and let's do some science. >> we are back for another exciting show and lindsay you can start us off. this is important to you as a mother. >> i did a story on ballistic backpacks and bulletproof backpacks. one being a former cia officer who thinks any layer of added security is good and one as a mom in do i really want to give my kids the idea that this kind of technology is going to keep them safe? let's have a look. >> as a former cia agent i learned how to shoot a variety of guns. so when techknow asked me to cover a story about the trend in bulletproof back to school supplies, it intrigued me. as a former operative and as a mom. back to school shopping it's always the most stressful time of year for parents like me who are not prepared and now we've got one more thing to worry about: some parents are buying items like this insert intended to bulletproof backpacks to their back to school shopping list. in the wake of the sandy hook shooting, it's no surprise that this

the way he said it he's a provock tor and he provoked a reaction.e had to know that especially in these button down nfl, that sort of thing is going to make some people uncomfortable. they shouldn't have to bend to him. he shouldn't have to bend to them. >> it sounds like you're saying he had it coming. >> no, i don't think he had it coming. i think it would be wrong to think, wow, i'm surprised this happened. it's the nfl. he's the only one taking a stance o boldly. he wrote an article for dead spin. i'm pro profanity. it certainly offended people within the nfl to the point where he kind of rewrote the article in the local minnesota parp. his own father said, chris, tone it down. the language. there was an incident where his gm said, chris, tone it down. now, if he was a great punter he would be in the nfl and the thing he didn't turn it down on on a cause everybody agreed with. >> this is partly about the story of cluey, whose career looks like t may be over. there's also the issue of the future of this. i think it's a test case for the nfl, abou

theme we explore in tonight's "feed frenzy." 3 madonna is unquestionably a pop pioneer, an inno va torn with the latest diva provocateur, miley cyrus last night on nbc's "unplugged." they coordinated their outfits and their tongue flashing. is this a passing of the torch or is madonna co-opting miley with the way she did with britney. even justin bieber is facing competition from a version 2.0. he's been making head leans lately for his antics. and if the singer of "baby" is leighing an empty spot on stage, we think we might know who will be stepping into the spotlight. ♪ baby, baby, o ♪ baby, baby, no ♪ >> austin mahone started out the same way. now the bang up banger singer is everywhere. from the 2013 vm a's preshow to mtv europe's music awards where he won artist on the rise. mahone even looks the part. more proof that you can never get too comfortable at the top. our "feed frenzy" for tonight. now we want to tell you about a powerful hour of 20/20 airing tomorrow night on abc. a diane sawyer special that could change your family's future. here now a preview. >> is it possible when

the tor issue relay could be targeted over the next three days. >> bad news for bikers this morning, the canadian company that provides bay area bike share with their bikes and bike racks just filed for bankruptcy. they say for the short term business will continue as usual. you'll still be able to rent one of those turquoise bikes. the system is run here by bay area bike share that contracts with bixie not just for the bikes but the credit card process. >> not seeing too much rain here, but the east coast is preparing for another huge winter storm. >> danielle lee is in washington dc where federal buildings are closed for the day because of the storm. >> throughout the region, drivers experience hazardous conditions in their morning commute. hundreds of schools have been closed and thousands of flights have been canceled. in the washington dc metro area, people are making good use of their final hours before the storm. >> toilet paper and the essentials. >> grabbing groceries, salting sidewalk en and streets. taking their pups out, and a few brave soles are looking forward to the wi

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people tend to understand how the government is supposed to work, and we with don't live in a likuta tor ship, people don't want to live there, they like that the president has to rely on congress, they like that congress has to rely on the president, simply sayingly take matters into my ownnd has particularly when to not really to obama's fault or credit, he has this very professor aerial that gives him a measure of allowness, not only with with congress but with the american people. that say i know what is right, and i will pass it can be bad. >> we have to wrap it up there, but we with will continue this, thank you all, great to see you. that brings us to tend of this edition of inside story, thank you for being with us, in washington, i'm ray swarez. >> welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for you. the president preparing for his fifth annual state of the union tonight. raising minimum wage for contract workers. the prime minister stepping down. and keeping track of these people. homeless on a bitterly cold night. making sure that t

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regulators say a plug in adopt tor could overheat, and catch fire. and don't forget, our ali velshi is at the detroit auto show where he will be hosting real money live, you can catch it as always at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, right here on al jazeera america. for years the world's top auto makers chasing what are called brick nations that is brazil, india, and china and russia. being the r. last year overall car seams dropping and as david chuter reporting breaking into those new markets could be a bumty ride for the big 3. >> as auto sales and brick nation stall the next frontier of emerging markets appeared to be the so called future 15. countries mostly clustered in southeast asia, the middle east, south america and north africa. they boast a combined population of 1.2 billion people, and sales today of 10 million cars a year. expectations of economic growth mean sales could reach 14.5 million by 2020. but winning the race to these new consumers will not come without challenges for the u.s. auto makers. for starters many f othese markets already hav

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. >> we've maintained crews here, what they call fire watch, dousing whatever hot spots seem tor flaring up in the different fire buildings. >> firefighters will stay on site until all those hot spots are out, maybe tomorrow. no word yet on how that fire started. >>> the usda has lifted the suspension at the foster farms plant. the usda shut down the chicken processing plant in livingston on wednesday after inspectors found it infested with cockroaches. just east of san jose in the central valley. foster farms released a statement today saying investigators have approved their action plan to fix the b problem. >>> new video traffic slowing to a crawl on the bay bridge after a car fire. you can see some of the back-up by the toll plaza just before treasure island. about 2:30 with a two-car crash heading into san francisco. one of those cars burst into flames. cal transit fire crews had to close three lanes of traffic to get that car out of the tunnel. luckily, no one was hurt. now to developing weather that's welcome news for a very thirsty bay area. looking live over san francisco, where

it is still believed that he is being held by the haqqani terrorists in pakistan, his cap tors released a first video showing him fit and well fed. but u.s. officials say in the latest video he appeared frail and shaken. as proof of life he made references to nelson mandela in south africa. his family in sun valley, idaho is happy about the news and in a statement told bergdahl himself to remain strong, your endurance will carry you to the finish line, breathe. now, there is no indication that this video means that bergdahl will be freed any time soon. but late tonight, bergdahl's father told nbc news that his family has never lost hope. >> jim miklaszewski, thank you, at the pentagon for us tonight, jim, thank you. >>> the tonight the u.s. air force says 34 of the officers who maintain the missile defenses have been caught up in a cheating scandal accused of sharing answers on a monthly refresher exam on the knowledge of how to use the missiles. all of those accused were stripped of their certification. it was discovered during a separate drug investigation that involves 11 air force o

what should invest tors do with shares with one of the most valuable companies. >> which countries in crisis could have the biggest impact on your money? >> and now it's the fed's turn, central bank policy makers meet this week. will they or won't they continue to cut back on stimulus, especially with the recent turmoil in the market? that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday, january 27th. >>> good evening everyone and welcome. a rough day for stocks got rougher after the market closed because apple reported the quarterly earnings. the revenue and profit numbers were fine and beat wall street estimates in fact but sales of iphones at 51 million units fell short and apple's revenue predictions for the current quarter disappointed investors and they initially sold the stock hard in after hours trading. seema mody has insight into apple's results. what are the big take aways you see in the numbers? >> the disappointing iphone sales. apple sold 51 million iphones in the first quarter where wall street expected around 54 million to be sold. that means apple is dealing

to discount there just isn't enough count the splash on high end homegrown tor later we'll tell you why a made in china label is in this season plus. we take you to a big cat sanctuary in sochi as we continue our tour of the winter olympics host city. but first a new wave of bombings has ripped through commercial districts of the iraqi capital killing at least twenty people it's after the government lost control of the city of fallujah which fell to an al qaeda linked militia which then declared it a breakaway islamic state during the u.s. led war the city was a major pocket of resistance american forces suffered a third of their total fatalities there out of cook cast who fought there thinks the dire security situation was inevitable i've come a long way since my time in illusion in two thousand and four there's been able to step back and you know i've been involved you know a lot of various efforts here in the united states to help fellow veterans out with p.t.s.d. and things like that so i think it's it's just it's incredible to see that you know a lot of the projections that those o

they are urging felon stray tor to stand firm.ennifer glass is in kiev, and those protest are now spreading across the country, is there a sense that all of their dend mas will be met? >> well, dell that's what they are hoping. certainly the government has made a big about face in the last week or so, but the protestors are staying put until they get what they have. tomorrow, parliament are talk about amnesty b about getting all of those people out of jail that were arrested for the past two months because of demonstrations. but the opposition and the government is far apart on this. the government and members of parliament say that amnesty should include the police and security forces and that's a problem for the opposition, because they say why should they be rewarded and security force whose attacked protestors in some case shooting protest torture laws, why should they be rewarded and that is a big sticking point. of course there is the question of president victor. many of the people i spoke to today, at the barricades that f

the tor network.s been accepted as a really positive invention, created by the military for both the military and state department officials. any pushback,been people are excited about it and oingle see us as d something that would give them more privacy. >> thank you for joining us. coming up next, it is friday, and before you your -- order bar --ual forget the drink at the bar, i'm going to tell you about a new one. ♪ bring new guests meaning to the phrase thinking outside the box. they are looking to entice wine enthusiasts with a chilly cabernet or a separate sikh -- white wine. i have two out of three of all of the employees, i do not know how we did this. , how did you decide you're going to make wine that comes out of a box? world,s in the start up he was working in advertising, and we are entrepreneurial gentleman. job,u are looking for a and you had background working with johnny walker? >> i was actually working at and eventually we did the rational things and quit our jobs and started a box

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. >> defending champion vis tor yah azarenka is through to the semi finals. >>> rafa nadal did advance to the last state, however it was a hard fought win. the spaniard didn't play last year in melbourne because of a knee injury but showed notice sign of strain. a tough encounter. >>> andy murray ended stefan robert's run in melbourne. two more in a tie breaker, the frustration got to him at one point but the scott battled through to the quarter-finals, 3 sets to 1 the final score. >>> and how about this for a next encounter: it will be the four-time champion roger federer as he beat rupert songerer. >> the draw is testing very testing draw and i know it's tough. it's not easy for anybody now at this stage of the tournament because you don't want any hiccups right now. i hope i can continue playing at a high level. >> can't wait for that. dramatic victory in the third and final test of sri lanka. winning by five wick et cetera, to wrest a 1-nil victory. five of the nine balls to spare. that's it. more sports later. >> stay with us here on al jazeera. we're at the end of the hour. we ha

he was on his third tour of duty in afghanistan and had done to tors on duty in direct the military saysis outpost was attacked by insurgents. >> pam: and his stake of the state address today governor jerry brown explained the challenges of our state faces and the ongoing drought. governor brown lake of steps his office had taken to combat the problem right now is imperative that we do everything possible to mitigate the ethics of the drought. i have come been an interagency drought task force and declared a state of emergency. we need everyone and every part of the state to conserve water. last week governor brown called the current drop possibly the worst in california and about 100 years. >> pam: in the address he also touched on the state's term a route from years of the budget deficit the $68 billion high-speed rail project it is a priority of his book has lost much of its public support. >> reporter:he's back! >> what does a key card mean? how is it going? drinking a lot of water? that >> is good. 75 percent of the body is walter. continue drinking. >> you look familiar. >> maybe y

brunlesc's tor perspective and applit with astonishing effect, was masaccio. on the wall of a church in florence, masaccio created a three-dimensional illusion unlike any the world had ever seen. ( reverent music ) this extraordinary work, called "the trinity," finished about 1427, is the first known painting to demonstrate true linear perspective. for the people of masaccio's day, it was as if t artist had dissolved the wall and created a new room, yet it was still a painting, just an illusion. the scovery of linear perspective opened up a new world for the masters of the renaissance, and they excitedly explored its vast potential. ( orchestral music ) obviously, these artists have found a powerful, new tool to work with, but why limit it to just paints and brushes? the technique shows up in sculpture from the period as well. this piece is no more than a meter high, but thanks to linear perspective, it successfully conveys a feelinof vasspace. not far from florence, in the city of urbino, st one of the most unusual examples in a small study inside this palace

gobbing tors in houston are triting barbara bush for a respiratory issue. eight-year-old wife of president george hw bush has been in the hospital since monday, said to be responding well to treatment. tonight, we with want to talk about a devastating disease one that is still searching for an identity. it sometimes go business the name chronic fatigue syndrome, tiffs first diagnosed back in the 1980's. almost three decades later ill still goes mig diesed and it is effecting 1 million americans mostly women. one woman who is trying to thing that. >> the first time we met jennifer, she is on the floor of her bedroom. she is just taken a shower, he first of this week. the most basic tasks brushing her teeth, taking her medication, are exhausting. >> i would describe it like being a broken battery, where every time you try to charge me, i maybe fill to 5%. i think the thing that is hard to understand about this illness is just how much it takes away from you. and how so many of the basic things that make one feel like a human being just become impossible. >> a

tor first response is -- have seen you in to see you no more.after you say that and move and go outside and walk 12 blocks, you come back and realize, simply, that he lived, he will always live in the hearts of all of us, in the hearts of young poets and people that have some kind of moral grounding. this man moved in such a large way to effect change in this place called america and in the world. komozi woodard you wrote a book about amiri baraka, "a nation within a nation: amiri baraka and black power politics ." give us a thumbnail sketch of his life. >> he was born in newark, new jersey during the great jones,ion in 1934, leroi named after his father. he went to howard university where he met toni morrison, other people like that. he graduated from howard, but he dropped out in his last semester of his senior year, and joined the air force. he got kicked out of the air force. then he joined the beat poet village where he -- it is kind of phenomenal. he became an editor of beat poetry. he took it upon himself to see if he could collect that n

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out tor reports sets answer that question in a recent study called "the high cost of cheap chicken."'m joined by smithfield foods chief executive larry pope. we are putting some poultry together with the port. we will get to you in a second. why did you do this report? >> we have been concerned for some time about the safety of chicken. it probably has the most disease-causing bacteria of any of the foods that we commonly eat. we checked periodically to see what the situation is. >> you did check, and you took various samples, and you check for salmonella? what did you find? alle found about 14% of samples had salmonella, which is not good odds. every six or seven times you have chicken, you're going to find salmonella. worse than that, just about every piece of chicken you buy is going to have something in it that could make you sick. >> what are those other somethings? coli, other diseases. we checked for six disease- causing bacteria. >> more than half of the samples have something? >> more than 90% have something. bugs qualify is what you might call a superbug. >> what is a super

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