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coming up, cap very loses a trademark appeal. dbury loses a trademark appeal. ♪ >> welcome back. an hour away from the start of most european trading. let's get to the newspapers. 12 --s comes from paved page 12. it is about the hbo series "silicon valley." do notded he did -- you have to make this stuff up, reality is funnier. not all of the geeks thought it was funny. >> it is being made by silicon valley? >> not really. ceo was there. silicon valley is funny, but in a different way. .t starts off with kid rock the main characters -- >> i was trying to copy you. >> richard is the ceo of a company called pied piper. he has to decide between a $10 million offer. or whether you should invest. he is kind of weird, anyway. >> interesting. >> sunday on hbo. >> this is from the independent and we love a good story about the pros and cons of certain children's names. apparently, there are some that is -- that are going extinct. a number of names have not been used at all in 2012. bertha, willie and roland. other short names are far more popular. lily, hannah, patrick, and joe have been

easy to copy trademarks. so most of the teaching guides are connected to the infringement of the exclusive rights over trade marks. china the sea cucumber is considered an exotic delicacy with medicinal properties and mom force has said as the purchasing power of the country's middle class continues to grow. no some enterprising fisherman from across the world. hoping to cash in on that tomorrow joan home and reports ladies and knowing the arrival of the cooking of these pundits seem to come it would eventually end up in the us asia. history should remain that of the fishing net. leaving the government to limit licenses and allow sea cucumber fishing for just a few weeks each year. you will hear me and starts it doesn't have a license. he's one of many new compound hunting in the city. meeting. the cover of darkness. it's about hope of reaching the morning which is costing all of the day was going to see to come back legally corporate cards to them. so throughout with genevieve and on. there are treating pati

there's three more masterpieces by french impressionist care of his trademark from the carcass date for auction for doris day. i don't play is valued at two five million years dollars isn't a most valued at five point five million dollars and issue a safety issue on all the tile is worth fifty million us dollars. she's a pro highlights of the screen you precious to more than pose for a contemporary of sales to hong kong because we have a strong and growing collective place here in asia i think there is certainly a stroller and an old tradition of collecting and is on the world whether it is weston on school who wore no clothes and it's an area where we are expecting increasing growth for the coming years. according to christie's is fifty four a lot auction is expected to raise two hundred free five million used on a steep terrain and sixty nine years dollars high speed tilt i get for such art since may two thousand ten. i eye. i . not that it who in the morning society but we wanted to find out how different the two state feels towards compassion at the end of life although the laws in

i read the patentses, trademarks, okay? i read that all to you. >> what was transfer walled the right to use them? >> of course. >> caterpillar did not give them up. they continued to receive compensation for the utilizeddation of those. >> you're just talking about the parts profits they retained. >> the patents wore relate- -- were related not just to the parts -- >> automatic talking about patents relating to parts. come on. >> the patents were related to design and parts. >> that's what we're talking about. that's what the strategy related to was parts. >> it's an overall license nor entirety over the business. >> including the parts. >> parts are an integral element of our -- >> that's why i say including the parts. >> -- product strategy. >> that's why i say including the parts. >> yes. >> and the parts strategy, the tax distract related to parts. >> it related to the overall business. we were align hogue the product managers and other managers of the company ran the business. >> i understand what you're repeating but

we developed a new fabric called orum, which is our trademark fabric.ill resistant and handles moisture very well. and it has held up well to testing. we completely sold out of product for the entire year last year. and next week, we are introducing three new versions of aurum, a lighter version, and another that we call aurum stripes. and we are also introducing a brand-new, biodegradable, cellulose-based fiber under our trademark. and that will be introduced at the end of the month as we introduce our men's line. >> biodegradable. talk about the men's line versus the women's line. right now, you have more women customers for the apparel than men? >> sure. our customer base right now is women, but more and more men are joining this fitness fashion lifestyle. we believe that man does a great market for us as well. a lot of men have come and asked and they have said, why don't you make product for us? we have been in the lab and our designers have been working really hard. on may 1, we will be using our first men's line, which we are very excited about.

lot of money on packaging you're going to have to throw away because you might be infringing on a trademark. >> if you don't have a tech company, consult a lawyer, look online, figure out what kind of intellectual property you have. also you say that people think that trade secrets are easy to protect. >> so trade secrets, a bit of the unsung hero. in that people think patents, but you can also protect things with trade secrets. you don't have to register them, pay an attorney or do it yourself using the united states patent and trademark office. but you do have to take the steps to protect those trade secrets. >> just explain too people out there what trade secret. i have a t-shirt company let's say, what might a trade secret i have be? >> maybe as simple as your customer list. you worked really hard to find all these customers and you hire somebody, they come in and they work with you, you don't tell them that that list is a trade secret. you haven't taken the steps, that person leaves and steals your trade secrets. >> so i have to be very careful telling the employees, partners, et ceter

i read the patentses, trademarks, okay? i read that all to you. >> what was transfer walled the right to use them? >> of course. >> caterpillar did not give them up. they continued to receive compensation for the utilizeddation of those. >> you're just talking about the parts profits they retained. >> the patents wore relate- -- were related not just to the parts -- >> automatic talking about patents relating to parts. come on. >> the patents were related to design and parts. >> that's what we're talking about. that's what the strategy related to was parts. >> it's an overall license nor entirety over the business. >> including the parts. >> parts are an integral element of our -- >> that's why i say including the parts. >> -- product strategy. >> that's why i say including the parts. >> yes. >> and the parts strategy, the tax distract related to parts. >> it related to the overall business. we were align hogue the product managers and other managers of the company ran the business. >> i understand what you're repeating but

and industrial property, and trademarks industrial designs, geographic indicators of origin which are more problems around the world than in the united states because we haven't set up but legal regime for that but when you get certified line, those come with a sealed it tells you where they come from. that is industrial property. the other big categories copyright. that covers artistic works, poems, plays, software, broadcasting and that is what we're going to talk about today. a couple of categories called extradefinition type of intellectual properties, gets its value for not being publicly known that the most famous example would be the formula for coca-cola and i also think of related rights, media rights, this would be the rights of publicity and privacy, those often come up in the context of working with intellectual property so they don't fall under this definition but there are areas of law that we need to be aware of. when i say that copyright law is anachronistic, it is an alternate universe i want you to know i am not alone in my opinion. the register of copyrights, the re

this, but i personally consider the smart phone now we all carry around with us early 70% to be a trademark example of the internet of things. we are becoming human senses because we're all carrying around an extremely powerful computers in our pocket, but it also takes the form of sensors that exist in the physical world , the form of radio frequency identification readers we pass and anything when we access easy pass on the new jersey turnpike. it takes the form of whether sensors that are all around. certainly surveillance cameras that collect data and then send them somewhere else. this is all part of unit, the imbedding of computers and to our real world. >> on afterwards the deputy editor of the futurist magazine, world that anticipates your every move saturday night at 10:00 eastern and some in at 9:00. online our book tv collection, ben west, the wrong war. read the book and join in the discussion at booktv.org. and a live look for our next in-depth guest. felipe rodriguez, former gang member turned author and poet. his work includes the award winning work on gang life, always runni

they became a personal trademark. he never stopped experimenting with styles and materials, as this sweeping show reveals. rocket hasely owned blasted off from cape canaveral with supplies for the international space station. the rocket is taking more than two tons of equipment and food to the station. private companies have been supplying the station since nasa shut down the shuttle program three years ago. the new supplies are expected to reach the station on sunday morning. the liftoff was delayed for more than a month because of technical problems. that is all for the journal. join me at the top of the hour for more. >> spring has arrived in germany, so it is time for motorcyclists to get out of the house and onto the open road. some of them are looking for their first ever motorbike. melanie from berlin has had a motorcycle license for two years, but until now has only written as a passenger on her boyfriends bike. as a passenger on her boyfriend's bike. today, she's going for her first solo ride. she's excited a

by the way, trademark phrase. [ laughter ] what about stop and frisk is in the random search and seizure based purely on appearance? is that proportional or authority overreach. >> officials cited the police tactic as being instrument in reducing crime in the big apple. murder rates, crime went down. >> just to say someone is suspicious because they are black and brown. that's not fire. >> can't tie the hands of law enforcement. >> jon: sean hannity will not allow the law enforcement officers to have their hands tied when they need them to frisk the brown people. [laughter] brown cows, on the other hand -- [laughter] have certain constitutional rights. but anyway that's when (bleep) got weird. >> you may remember that jon stewart had to rally to restore sanity. he invited all of his friends to attend including this singer. remember cat stevens. he changed his name to yusuf islam. there's one problem with inviting him to a rally calling for sanity that's the same yusuf islam for inciting a fatwa for trying to kill salman rushdie. >> jon: i wanted him to play peace train and end it with lo

. >> is showcases his trademark humor but also his efforts to fight for freedom of expression.hinese officials keep a close eye on ai weiwei. his shows are banned in china. >> a lot of times, you still have joy. you still feel the effort is worth it. >> ai does not limit himself to ironic jokes about politics. he takes a jab at the japanese love for u.s. products. >> it's just over two months now until the kickoff of soccer's biggest event. that is, of course, the world cup. this year in brazil. >> lots of fans will be watching, but it will be some hard work. two to the time difference, many games will be aired here late at night. >> normally, you would have to follow them and be quiet tom a but that would not be any fun. the german government is doing something so the party continues. >> noise levels at a kindergarten can reach a hundred decibels. this press conference measures about 50 decibels. that is nothing compared to football fans equipped with vuvuzelas, who can hit an earsplitting 160 decibels and even more. german law says that's too loud, especially if games are scr

career shooting weddings, corporate videos, injecting each shoot with more than a little of his trademark humor. >> i don't know who you are but i want to party with you. >> reporter: on that score shoot on a grassy hillside in south san jose is no different. >> this is a cool shot. >> reporter: yet pst different. he's busy shooting the story of his life in more ways than one. >> this is not the story that i want to tell. this is the story i have to tell. >> reporter: chris grew up on long island new york all state in track and fifth as an adult. it's why the diagnosis five years ago of an aggressive form of prostate cancer hit him so hard. >> are you kidding me? me. how did that happen? >> reporter: the shocks were just beginning. not a month after radical surgery for chris, his wife betsy delivered their first child, hannah three months early, one pound, nine ounces. >> immediately i was thrust into a situation where not only i had a life threatening situation going on, but i had daughter that was a pound and a half. >> where we going? >> meet my baby girl. >> reporter: chris responded

shooting weddings, bar mitzvahs, corporate videos, ejecting each shoot with more than his trademark humort score, the shoot on a grassy hillside in south san jose is no different. yet is very different. chris you see is busy shooting the story of his life. in more ways than one. this is not the story that i want to tell. this is the story i have to tell. chris grew up on long island, new york, state and track as a high schooler. fit athletic as an adult. that's why the diagnosis of an aggressive form of prostate cancer hit him so hard. the shocks were just beginning. not a month after radical surgery for chris, his wife betsey delivered their first child hannah. three months early. 1 pound, 9 ounces. >> immediately i was thrust into a situation where not only i had a life threatening situation going on -- but i had a daughter now that was a pound and a half. >> where are we going? >> chris responded to the situation though. not with despair, but -- but once again humor. he feels an upbeat, positive attitude got him and hannah through the worst of it. she is now a thriving 4-year-old. and

if you have the trademark act could afford mark trading offices. because of these treaties that say the basic idea is parody, the u.s. must afford to foreign authors the same benefit to its own citizen's court found that begins in copyrights. when we go abroad, our copyrights have to be accepted on the same terms as another country. effectively that makes copyright good internationally and greatly simplifies things. so right there good. rules are good. how one key feature copyright? variants is a very long time. under current law the life of copyright -- the life of the author plus 70 years. so you're always looking at at least two sometimes three generations ownership. for corporate works and works for hire, by and fully the lesser of 120 years in the date of creation has been published in 95 years from date of publication if it is a published work. so the important thing about this chart is just how long the copyright times our last name. when we first enacted a copyright in 1790 and it was one of the first acts of our first congress. it was a 14

. >> reporter: and when it was over, francis gave the crowd his now trademark blessing.nd they cheered as loudly as they did for the saints he had just proclaimed. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> jeff: on the eve of new western sanctions against russia, pro russian forces publicly displayed the eight european military observers they had been holding prisoner for three days. the staged event unfolded in the eastern ukrainian city of slavyansk, holly williams is there. >> reporter: the european military observant were paraded in front of the international media today by the self-appointed separatist mayor of slavyansk, the town where they are being held. german colonel axle schneider and his team appeared tense and unhappy. >> we have no indication when we will be sent home. >> reporter: they said they were being treated well and showed no sign of injury. it was impossible to tell if they were under duress, though at times they sounded scripted. >> it breaks our hearts to see the poverty of the people here. >> reporter: there was no need to guess how these men were being

and trademarks. the people of afghanistan head to the polls for the third time since the fall of the taliban but both keep the blame for the place of our democratic transfer of power of. the army of national let me please. play a. little lead the specifics of the try to. play pulling out of. your life for just a short. cut may. the well. like to. think this. list is mostly luck. sometimes from nothing which lead. us to. look just keep still we can still be just if you see a stage eight looked to be. but the speech was still. lead the the. welcome to the kaiser report on my surprise or bring back the good today yeah. well max i understand now why austerity measures and too much debt has bankrupted the average person because the bankers want to make sure that the getting can never be brought back headline reads used gear team for sale goes. going do no deal so a centuries old good team used but still in perfect working order went out for auction thursday in france according to press it was expected to

every week we come on here, and people might say, this is one of our trademarks here, this is not double blinded, randomized prospective trial, which is the best kind of science. you gave one group viagra and another group who didn't and saw who developed melanoma. >> we can say multi-vitamins are great for you and another week multi-vitamins are bad for you, tamiflu is good for you, bad for you, same thing with viagra. you can't practice medicine that way and can't deliver science that way so here's what i say. we already know baby boomers are at increased risk for melanoma because we burned ourselves when we were kids, because we didn't know about sunscreen, so when i see a baby boomer in the office, i check their ears, i check their neck, i check their scalp, i check their face especially, i look for signs of irregularity and we've talked about melanoma on the show, irregular borders, different colors, raised, larger than 6 millimeters, look for several different signs of melanoma. i want people to screen for melanoma. i do not want them to stop prescribing viagra as a result of this.

adopting a coonskin cap as his trademark, he had waged two popular but unsuccessful campaigns for presidenter took on a new crusade against a different kind of organized crime, antitrust violators. kefauver announced that he was going to hold hearings in knoxville. uh, the word i heard was that the justice department decided, well, they better get moving. schoumacher: robert bicks was the assistant attorney general who oversaw the justice department's investigation of tva's identical bids. we came across, part by accident, a very small company in the industry, and an official that was known to somebody in the antitrust division, who told the story with regard to one particular product in a meeting, after his company had been subpoenaed to produce data. building on that, when he told the story about conspiracy in a series of meetings there, the first one or two cases were put together. schoumacher: the first few confessions prompted more executives to come forward, executives from big firms like ge, westinghouse, and allis-chalmers. soon prosecutors began to unveil the intricate design of th

it began demanding to professionals and builders strong relations with customers became its trademark. when the property tide began to rise the bank was perfect the positions when the economy rorting the real estate markets knew no bounds and investors though dying to know. martin joined the euro wants like i will borrow more money to lend to customers. it became the fastest growing buying in europe. in two thousand and four i pieced it down to become chairman and was replaced by tape it on the cu regarded as enormously successful mr fitzpatrick joined the board said fernandez. green corps and smart touch. when the global financial crisis broke in two thousand and eight. our immense pints were his heart i hope will significantly exposed to. falling property prices and crushing economic growth sparked mass withdrawals by depositors across the banks. to stem the tide. the government announced that bind guaranteed to bring all institutions. this meant depositors and bondholders would be fully repaid. mr fitzpatrick and ceo david rome stood down from mine go in late two thousand in the ea

story and shortly after that, the troop was informed they can no longer use the boy scout name or trademarks. all 16 children were offered other troops to join. >> it's up to my son. he's very frustrated and he's in this troop because of his relationship with the security leader. jeff has been an excellent leader. >> i don't know what to say, i'm shocked! >> mcgrath is out of the country celebrating his 20th anniversary with his partner. no word if the troop will challenge the decision. the troop was hosted by a church which supports mcgrath. >>> the time now 4:56. the boston marathon took on a special meaning for one small group of runners. hear from bombing survivors as they crossed the finish line one year later. >> a santa clara teen survived soing away to hawaii in a wheel well. it's a medical miracle. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> what happened was that he sort of went into a coma, comatose state, essentially passed out. >> a bay area stowaway survives the impossible in the wheel well of a wide bodied jet. the teen is now in protective custody at hawaii this morning. >> the golden state warriors

. >> of course, letterman wouldn't be letterman without his trademark top ten list.re is a look back at some of our favorite political moments from those over the years. >> to keep the budget balanced, i'll rent the situation room for sweet 16s. >> hey, that's a nice idea. number eight. >> i'm the guy in the photo that comes with your picture frame. >> that's right. that's where i have seen him. number four. >> thanks to corporate sponsorship, majority whip now known as miracle whip. >> number five, first day in office, my mother's face goes up on mt. rushmore. >> wow, look there! >> and the number one sign barack obama is overconfident, been cruising for chicks with john edwards. >> of course, when it came to politics, one of letterman's favorite targets is chris christie, who he has relentlessly parodied in some over-the-top videos. despite the lapses at his expense, the new jersey governor famously got in on the joke with a little self-parody when he joined letterman in february of last year. >> i've made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here

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and trademarks. i marinate joining me on in-depth impartial and financial reporting commentary contribute and much much. only on the bus and on. america series. now i. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are timed out of time to matt o'connor is the promoter by next week's big. night. at the o two arena and london the winner of the kickboxing tournaments will become the first ever super middleweight bitcoin fighting champion and presumably they get this belt is that correct matt that's correct max point out i think you have a a jamie diamond is here he'll be party event as well correct as a stanley diamond for the event that's correct right so yes all right great nice savaging thanks. so matt this is the world's first bitcoin sporting event why bitcoin. why because i'm because. of the me. because government group and we go to such and we only come out when he saw at the because i'm involved in so i poke seem so integrate it would have because it was a business stop that he was saying in the f

and computers are just disgusting stuff to add to a covered in inches the paintings include the trademark wall were also counted and a modified but the jelly in each venus spice annex ii. this was a united country news caught my interest ukraine. you can find more details at the bedside pristine dot com my name is endemic alana what's on the link goodbye mm i. streets. what are you in the inning. it helps to reinforce reports during the reception staff that one deals with the h h projects they never ask a book with at least cohesion. essential growth and innovation and sharing strategies which can procure a couple pics unit to strengthen the union's economic power. we went to for expanded to other. and all deceit is that it's time to decrease it and it excites us and also to have been tended to produce as close to the client as possible. so on to lunch and we are and caring and who would be doing she looks european energy projects on the other hand we needs. it's the second shot ice storm and its sources in horror and yes the other course. during reviews the european summit that was enoug

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the cessna these beds resemble its pain as she placed me in shape and color it does have a label trademark on the name field that's since nineteen seventy five. this image noise right now with company. that'll take someone to call the kid is not built like an apple. i think it's two days of them might come into chelsea's one way to do advertising to find anything good to you mary cinema. when not to show what happens with the golden bay looks to be priests must see so like thinking will only attract custom as planets around christmas season so it's more a seasonal thing comparing to hire a bow the fold today's ruling based company said they would appeal if babies and take the case to the highest scores in the lounge. no one signs of wear a real bear on the local dental and watching the coolest thing and then i would like me in a couple of daily news as it doesn't matter even if you're wrapped in gold. big news to me that's right japan at once to reactivate his new kit out constant thing that is free use of the team assists and scientists are trying to chart a way to curb greenhouse gas emi

the cdm with the mission the other intrusions annual question and answer show has become a trademark of his terms in office. and with the broadcast coinciding with talks in geneva last week it was clear that ukraine would be a major topic only. putin denied that russia was stoking the conflict and said kiev should've done more to seek dialogue with the russian speakers in eastern ukraine. two certificate and then fielded a question from former nsa employee edwards snowden who asked about russian surveillance program. if putin told snowden who was granted asylum in russia that they had something in common use it. we will shake me and you are a foaming agents and in the past i have something to do was to have a chance the leisurely will tilt between the stones as professionals. it would be great but still an amazing kid. but instead he talked about ukraine in your program confirms something that kiev and the west have long suspected the family. for those in love because it was russian soldiers who stood behind the self defense forces of crime and not acted in a decisive and professiona

paid to people as that to get the interim government in kiev but that they were acting like put a trademark really know what height to have been taking a stake here this lucky are we seeing the russians use their military with these drills basically to send a signal to the pro russian camp in the ukraine to hear the message being we have your back is the key of sins in the tanks he can be seen to be another step toward a new level of escalation of the region however at that you really think that she had the full daily basis if you cry. they did not even sure if taking else had made up. i get to a rational and more that it would be a problem of detailed database that at that. they have other than that it increasingly hard to predict how peachy will i get it. russia continued to take the lead that loud crack. like get rid of the rabbit. actually lectured and addiction. let him out. our eyes were right even with the latest from moscow on the situation reich is always thank you very much old german foreign minister and his french counterpart loaf of you have called on both sides to the conflict

there's three more masterpieces by french impressionist care of his trademark from the carcass date for auction for doris day. i don't play is a dire need of t five million years dollars present a most valued at five point five million dollars and is great he is a lot older now is worth fifteen million us dollars for seasoned pro highlights of the screen you precious to more than a score of contemporary art sales to hong kong because we have a strong and growing collective based here in asia. i think there is certainly a strong and the long tradition of collecting the midst of the world whether it is weston on school will hold more local level i know it's an area where we are expecting increasing growth for the coming years according to christie's fifty four live auction is expected to raise two hundred forty five million years dollars to ten and sixteen leaders dollars the highest pre sale target for such art since may two thousand ten the euro california gc to billy was making waves as possibly the youngest female leader to instruct in america jc to his forty km north of san diego's d

gone were the trademark ruffles and golden gown and in was skin.e of outfit, there it is, silk ivy crop top paired with a noir skirt both by j. mendel was hailed as a sophisticated sexy and chic look. >> thumbs up. >> she looks good. >> i like it. she looks great. >>> a comeback is in the work for the '80s cult classic, "the goonies." >> merely 30 years after the film first hit the theaters director richard donner tells tmz that they are doing a sequel. the original movie was co-written by steven spielberg and starred sean astin, josh brolin and corey feldman. >> ah, those former teen stars are now in their 40s, and donner says that he hopes they will all reprise their roles. >> that would be kind of cool. right? >> i'm not sure that's going to be such a hit. >> it depends what they look like. >> yeah. >> josh brolin looks good. we know that much. >>> those of us with children can sympathize with a massachusetts dad who would love to sleep on saturdays. but he's got this 4-year-old daughter who's not having any of it. >> the sleep-deprived dad star

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a thousand little to argue the pros use the trademark of this year several protesters during taken to local hospitals and see what i'm interested in how our hero russians led to the city council building at the police. we were the eastern ukraine status given to you now. its editorial content. on monday the council. the chips fall new footage on cd. take a short break and news updates but the back after this the eye. the one . a separate military says the democratic people's republic of korea has started to like the firing to melanie reid disputed sea border. this comes after the dprk notify south korea earlier to erie as near the populated islands for a way to contact the exercises at a south korean defense ministry said military officials will closely monitor the two of the lesson. although the not too fond of reading some old age and all of them told them the new one. the south korean teacher is teaching system and as for residents including control of civilian vessels when howard told the dprk to wear real stanley respond if these artillery shells a full on all sides of the normal

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full spectrum of international property rights must be covered, including patents, copyrights and trademarks in all types of services muse be adequately addressed including pharmaceuticals. my will it insure that tpp will contain strong and effective ipr similar to that found in our u.s. law. >> that is certainly our objective in this negotiation and as i mentioned in my opening remarks, we have millions of americans whose jobs depend on innovation economy, on creativity, on our intellectual property rights and whether it is copyright, trademark, side of things or in the pharmaceutical side of the ledger we're working to assure the appropriate level of intellectual property rights. very much based on concepts in u.s. law. so strong copyright protection. limitations and exceptions consistent with u.s. practice and on the pharmaceutical side, consistent with the may/10 agreement insuring incentives for innovation and access to medicines by the poor and developing countries. >> the other issue right along those lines is the issue of cross-border data flows which are critical not just to service

i personally consider what the information is a trademark example we because of human sensors with an extremely powerful computer but it takes the form of radio frequency that we pass underneath as the access is ez pass on the turnpike it takes the place of the pleasure centers all around us. for those that collect data and then sent that somewhere else. with the imbedding of computers. the idea comes from mark to work for xerox in the '80s and he envisioned the future really interact with computers it is very different than now. but we take out our hands to created directly but instead to interact pass of the. to actually retreat. we did not be lip the same way we do now. as it becomes smaller and more powerful. that is the internet e fact. >> host: you talk about issues of privacy and wonder how you collect information they want to hold onto it and how to reorder data is also something we create acxiom partners with verizon and at&t. when you rot -- walk around you create for ration from where you are. location old data there is a lot of different things about you to suggest day par

you likely have a product name, and i've seen so many inventors focus on the patent, then forget trademarks and then you created your product name, a little branding and spent a lot of money on packaging, that you're going to have to throw away because you might be infringing. >> if you don't have a tech company, consult a lawyer, look on line, figure out what kind you have. also you say that people think that trade secrets are easy to protect. >> trade secrets, a bit of the unsung hero in that people think patents but you can protect with trade secrets. you don't have to register them, pay an attorney or do it yourself using the united states patent and trade mark office but you have to take the steps to protect the trade secrets. >> explain what trade secret, i have a t-shirt company, what might a trade secret be? >> might be as simple as your customer list. you worked hard to find these customers and you hire somebody, they come in and work with you, you don't tell them that list is a trade secret. you haven't taken the steps. that person leaves and steals your trade secret. >> so i have

the washington metro area transit authority to the properties of big business trades pretend and trademark office. the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main ships are with israel and saudi arabia both powers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring in america has fall in line with what the arab spring deedes bring to. the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the honorable american still funding the military and he said to be supporting the murderous on the. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to new york city and speak with jim rickards author of this new book the death. already a lot of excitement around this book this is part two of this interview in the first half of our interview we talked about financial. mutually served destruction in the new financial cold war jim good to follow up on that point i think a lot of people find this interesting especially now in this russia u.s. standoff period exactly max one