we traced the path of all these cole,unications around the worl. it is interesting because most of the telecommunications from 3 via and the pacific area of come into the u.s. on this one beach in california. and then they cabo up this litte building about 2 miles away. , laamee switches, and at&t switches. if you were going to -- if all you wanted w3 v to eavesgreeop on its in-the communication, this tree vacation in and out of the united statees u that is where you'd want to put your secret room is that is where it all comes in an area of those out. the what tsa did instead was in this large switch in downtown san francisco. that is not only where a lot of the internet such communication comes in the were aim ot of the domestic communications. >> everything. ton po so when the cables of c, n to this one particular floor of the building, they are put throy the,what is knoy that wlinter box which is basicy a prison that separates the photons and takes one photon and basically creates to. >> a mirror image. >> a mirror image of the cable. so one cab

. >> teddy and unice flew on a plane to tell their father who had had a stroke two years earlier.hey went in to tell him that afternoon, they looked at the old man and they could don't it. they said we'll wait until the morning. they ripped out the plugs and disabled all of the televisions so the old man wouldn't know. in the morning they went in, teddy burst into tears and unice, his sister had to say, dad, jack is dead. and the old man looked at him, couldn't speak, burst into tears and kept crying for the next week. it was a moment that was seared indelibly on to ted's soul and brain. >> david thank you very much. our continued coverage on this the 50th anniversary of the death of jfk continues. you are looking live at arlington. every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >> hello there. welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, tear gas in cairo. police confront crowds protesting against the overthrow of the president. [ gunfire ] >>> they are facing a desperate fight to avoid defeat in syria. seven of

. >> jessica is a photograph, unic ambassador and now author who has written her first children's bookut a little bird." >> thank you. >> you didn't sit outo write a children's book. it came about ornically. >> i wanted to make handmade ok for my granddaughter, a story about em. and, you know, then went along and somebo saw it and said well, you kw, let me show it to somebody and then the ne thg you know it's out ere. it's on book slves and you're thinking wow. >> a little surprising. we were taing in the break you've been such a private person. i didn even know -- first of all yowere a grandmother. seems impossible. you still look azing. >> thank you. >> second of all you wld write about them so ndidly and show pictures phographs in your book are your very photographs and then you accented them with this beautiful lovely -- >> the processs a very old process. the hand tinting black and white years before there w color phography, of course, at's how yogot color into the photographs. >> aren't they butiful? >> so, i mean it was a gre project to do because the photogras are, you know, ov

so what the grammy bank and unice did in pakistan is very interesting and worthy of praise. but it's a charity. it's something that's not self sustaining. it depends on a certain amount coming in and then parsing out to women so it can't grow. i think they have 200,000 customers. we started the wink ten years ago and today we have over 30 million customers. of those are 15 million loans. because this is the self-sustaining business. >> rose: give me the kind of loan you make. >> the typical loan $200 for 12 months you got to pay back $400 after 12 months on a weekly payment. it's a small loan business, and that is exactly what our people need. no banks will get even close to lending you $300. they'll lend you $5,000 but not 300. >> rose: the 300 is for obviously that's an important point. is the point that you're loaning money for to enable families to buy things or to start companies. >> all kinds of things, charlie. and this is the thing. when i say we have 15 million loans, there's all kind of things going on. there could be a medical emergency, it could be a repair for t

unication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., november 19, 2013. i hereby appoint the honorable george holding to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2013, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip , but in o five minutes no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. mccolin ton, for five minutes. -- mcclintock, for five minutes. mr. mcclintock: mr. speaker, we're now seven weeks into the implementation of obamacare. we know that in the first four weeks 106,000 americans placed health plans in their shopping baskets although it's not clear how many of them actually purchased plans. meanwhile, it's now

unication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., november 19, 2013.ereby appoint the honorable george holding to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives.