i'm the director of programs with the united players and this is our director of operations. we're located in the south of market and we have a really great relationship with captain redman. we it seems to me a lot of changes have taken care of with 10 b i'm happy to hear. we had a horrible experience in 2009 we were planning our tenth anniversary it was an event for the alumni program we expected hundreds of people we were working with the hotel for most and two days before the event we get a call from the hotel saying the sfpd said we couldn't have the event unless we were hiring 10 b officers. we were told it t to have 10 offers e officers that would cost 5 h $4,000 but then 2 and there was no alternative. you asked the question about what happens when the person didn't can't afford that there was no negotiation. we were told if we didn't higher those officers we couldn't have our farther which we paid for at the hotel. we were in tiers literally because we were expecting all those people it was supposed to be a great event for our families and the young people and it at t

players in -- in the dressing room that are not taking the responsibility of being a manchester united players as i would like. and i find that to be a shame. there are a few players that haven't been performing this year, the year before. and i think at some point the manager needs to make a decision whether to -- to keep them or -- or not keep them. >>> the spanish world cup winner has decided to stay at real madrid, where he signed a two-year contract deal. the put pen to paper on a new contract, reportedly worth $8.2 million a year. >>> alonzo wasn't in the real madrid lineup on thursday, but the world's most expensive footballer was. richard reports. >> reporter: he was making his first domestic appearance of the someone for real madrid. spain's world cup winning captain quickly reminded fans of his ability by keeping out the efforts. real supporters have seen plenty of kareem this season. bail was back in real starting lineup after a calf injury. he found renaldo, but shot straight at the keeper. real did get a second. renaldo playing a young spanish forward. baio had the chance to get

we've been in discussions with united players also the number of police are arbitrary and inxhicht we want to put-down some lodge behind those procedures. i know that smaller events are forced to leave the city it's not tied into 10 b but 9 book fair that was held inside the fair building for at least 10 years has had to move to oakland because the recreation and parks are issuing recks. and i urge you to consider 10 b in terms of making that a reasonable and logistical application >> (calling names) and after that we're happy to take other members. >> i'm president of the harvey milk club. hard french is a promotion group that we produce in terms of attendees and budget relatively small community orientated events. every year we provide a signature event we're aiming to keep our prices low so people who don't have a lot of funds can get in and hopefully to grow ourselves to create bigger events. our first pride party we somehow grafted together of the funds for a street closure and the associated costs with 10 b offers officers additional coupled with the venue security and all the t

. >> united players group and some other people being told three days, before their event that they had to have ten b. and so, and i heard the complaints from the people in local 16 about the ten b, program. and i think that it is something that is worth us bringing up. >> you know, and then in my opinion, i think that if they know that they only get two weeks before the date. and you know they will wait two weeks because they are busy. >> yeah. >> they are bus and they are busy, but if they know that they have to come up with a number, 90 days, or 60 days, i don't know what, you know what we can talk about. that. >> it sounds like though, they will have the leniency to say it three days before the event and even though that they said that you know there has to be some of the things that contradict it and it was more like well, this is kind of the general, and we have cart blanche as to whether it has to make the ten b officers or not and whether it will be outside or not and whether they will serve alcohol or not. and whether there is going to be live music or not, and none of that, an

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player in the dressing room arings that are not taking the responsibility of being a manchester united player as serious as i would like it. and i find that a big shame. there's a few players there that hasn't been performing this year, year before. and i think at some point the manager needs to make a decision. whether the two, to keep them or not keep them. >> juan martin is liking good just a bit before, straight sets to win the final of the sydney international but there was a huge shock in the ladies television. bulgaria's svetkona, bead and focial h wimbledon championship since 2010. >> i felts very emotional and also extremely happy. exprk and so grateful for that moment. expr. >> quicker than lan ca, have restricted their wrks programs for 257 lasting in pnl now formula on day 4 had de dubai. after the first test was drawn. to basketball where the brookl brooklyn, double overtime to clinch their fiefd invite win. after seven match road trip and they bead the bofts celtics. many 22 points scifnlg assistance sore nine rebounds. 19 points to never in the nhl, the oilers are the bottom te

few players in the dressing room that are not taking the responsibility of being a manchester united player as serious as i would like it. and i mean i find that's a big shame. there are a few players there that hasn't been performing this year, the year before, and i think at some point, the manager needs to make a decision whether to keep them or not keep them. >> saturday could be a very significant day in spain's premier division. t the top two players, champions, barcelona visits second place aletico going into the game having won the last five and the madrid side have hopes of their first laliga title. neap goals from brazil born striker costa has been one of the main factors in athelitico's success. >> the results so far have been because of a great effort from the team and a great effort from the club to keep the players who always wanted to improve and wanted to grow up because there was rebellion against certain situations. diego costa is a different player as is phillip reece. all of the players have grown at an extraordinary level. >> visitors, barca could be boosted by the leag

a strange and brutal game is spreading across united states. players choose a victim of the streets with the only game to knock him unconscious with a single punch. police recently arrested a man suspected of at least five such attacks. our team during a portal and spawned a disturbing trend you're looking down the street minding your own business and without warning. police say there are investigating yet another knockout attack attackers mainly in their teens. targeting victims at random it's called but not doubt be the goal of this violent and twisted so called scheme is to knock the stranger unconscious with a single punch of the year phenomenon across the nation the article in brutality has claimed lives in at least three us states hearing york city more than ten people have been randomly assaulted among the youngest a twelve year old student. among the oldest seventy six year old woman was walking along morton avenue when a man struck the redhead this band too scared to show he's the son cameron says he was attacked last month while walking home

a strange and brutal game is spreading across the united states players choose a victim on the streets with the only aim to knock them unconscious with a single punch police recently arrested a man suspected of at least five such attacks artie's marina portnoy is following the disturbing trend. you're walking down the street minding your own business and without warning police say they are investigating yet another knockout attack attackers mainly in their teens targeting victims at random it's called the knockout game the goal of this violent and twisted so called game is to knock a stranger unconscious with a single punch a feared phenomenon across the nation the ongoing brutality has claimed lives in at least three u.s. states here in new york city more than ten people have been randomly assaulted among the youngest a twelve year old student among the oldest a seventy six year old woman was walking along warman avenue when a man struck her in the head this man too scared to show his face on camera says he was attacked last month while walking home from work surrounded me and one of

fact that we are at a historic juncture where we have all of the key players, the elected key players united behind the effort of changing state law to allow san francisco to have more control, that besides that, that this resolution also notes the neat nooed to do something not just at the state level but also at the local level and the resolution specifically talks about the need to pursue local strategies, to mitigate the adverse impacts on displacement by -- ellis act evictions by relocation and buy outs as was done earlier by this board, legislation involving tenant harassment. i'm very proud to be working with mayor lee and president chiu. i think it's important that we collectively are acting to address this displacement that's happening. i want to thank all of my colleagues for the work they are doing as well. the rest i submit. speaker: thank you, supervisor campos. seeing no other items. that concludes roll call introductions. president david chiu: thank you madam clerk. why don't we we go to general public comment. speaker: the clerk: at this time the general public comment includ

of much more global and serious player this is the subject united states is watching closely. >>host: professor you say a change of military weaponry? why is that? >> because that is the way things have been that inventions cover along with unpredictable speed in to incorporate these new technologies does not happen often unfortunately it turns out the biggest for her to innovation is diversity a country that loses the of war but suffers from another confrontation to innovate. if successful baby come complacent and history is littered with illustrations that failed to take advantage in suffer as a result spec the french forces for the time the commanders of europe and the british forces developing this technology enabled them to attack from standoff distances that decimate the french that led to a dramatic change in the balance of power to europe. >>host: the drone program is that an abrupt change, a revolutionary change, a persistent change? >>guest: it is another chapter of the book and another of might be all of the technology of the remote private vehicles especially for a

but china is becoming much more global, a serious player of national security so the united states is watching closely. >> host: professor david koplow you said a change of military weaponry can be abrupt. why is that? >> because that is how they have inventions come along that is that unpredictable speed. the ability to incorporate these technologies does not have been often. unfortunately it turns out with military innovation is diversity if they lose a war or suffers with another confrontation therefore have the biggest incentive to innovate. those that are successful become complacent and miss a relative -- a revolution. for those that fail to take it vintage of van suffer as a result. though longbow at the time the commanders of the british forces develop new technology to attacked the french cavalry that decimated a dramatic balance of power in europe. >> host: the drone program. is that the evolutionary? is that precision? >> that is the frustration if i was writing another chapter of the book it might be on the technology for the remotely piloted vehicles and to give

the major outside players, united states, russia, saud saudi arabia, iran, etc. there is no way to win this, we have to negotiate. under those circumstance there is a possibility of a negotiated settlement. we're not at that point yet. the opposition is in disarray, even if there was an attempted cease-fire, the last time there was a cease-fire it was immediately broken by the jihadis. so we're not going to get very much out of this conference at all. >> what is your view of what secretary kerry is doing here in the role that he is playing in this entire process and beyond that and the optimistic tone kerry is driving with these talks? >> frankly, i don't know. i think there is a debate going on in the people who are watching, the state department and in particular kerry. the debate is does kerry have something up his sleep, which we don't know, or if he's delusional. he's trying to do this in syria and in the case of the israel-palestine question, both are immovablel immovable. if the united states stops playing two-dimensional chess and starts playing three-dim

coming up in a half hour at 6:00 >> a soccer game that dozens will pronlly never for >> top players and manchester united participated in a local television show. 50 kids and five goal keepers but did not appear to detear the due really incredible and kids were just happy to be on the stage >> wow. how exciting. >> they're going to be tired tonight. >> yes. exactly. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> h >>> welcome to "world news." tonight new year, new storm, the giant system on the move, temperatures plummeting below zero, more than a foot of snow in some places, 70 million americans in its path. our extreme weather team in the middle of it all. >>> new year's rescue, the passengers stranded tonight frozen in place, preparing their own landing path. tonight will those choppers be able to fly right into those conditions. >>> health scare, former first lady barbara bush taken to the hospital. what doctors are now saying. >>> and the new year's diet you haven't heard of, simply eating with your other hand. can you trick yourself into eating

china is becoming a much more global, much more serious player in national security and that's the subject of the united states. >> host: professor koplow, you said a change in military weaponry can be a drop. why is that? >> guest: probably because that's the way things happen. inventions come along with the bull speed and the ability to incorporate a new kind of technology he doesn't happen. often, unfortunately it turns out the biggest bird towards military innovation is a verse that he peered a country that loses the war or suffers some other kind of military confrontation has the biggest incentive to try to innovate in countries that are successful they become complacent and may miss the military revolution to their disadvantage. history is littered with revelations of leading countries that fail to take advantage of the new evolution in military type knowledge he can suffer as a result. belies the first one with the french forces, the commanders of europe and the british forces develop this new technology and enable them to attack french cauvery from standoff distance is that decimated the french

without special rest periods, he could be a very important player for us, but juan had this fantastic opportunity for him. >> and former manchester united told al jazeera that matter could be just the man to kick start the season. >> i think when you look at what juan has done, he is a fantastic player. the team hasn't done well in terms of the transfer market, we haven't been able to bring in any big names. i think that will be a boost for the team and the fans. maybe he can come in and do a similar thing as last year, but he's a fantastic player. >> many united fans may be wishing they still had the experience and expertise of alex ferguson guiding their job, instead he has a new job. he'll be sharing his knowledge across europe as a uefa ambassador. >> i have always enjoyed working with young people, and i continue to do this in terms of helping young cultures. the experiences i have had over the years hopefully will help them too. >>> england's cricketers have finally won an international match. they ended a nine-match losing streak against australia in the fourth one-day international. the win does mean india now replace the aussie

country, and it will be in tents, and it means a lot that i could be named to one of the best players in the united states. but hecannot tell there was genuinely excited. there was the winter classic in a very snowy day in ann arbor. the red wings -- and here is the shootout. bojack getsjack -- the crowd going and toronto wins the game 3-2. we go to pasadena where fourth waste -- fourth seed -- fourth place state -- he throws a beautiful pass for 25 yards and a touchdown, and the spartans when 24-20. south carolina one the capital one bowl, and they will be entering the upcoming -- the player will be entering the upcoming draft and is expected to be a top five pick. at aod news for customers suburban chicago clothing store. at aod news for customers i can only send one of youstore. to cover the game in new york. who's got what it takes? game on. [ male announcer ] the more devices you have, the more you need fios quantum. america fastest, most reliable internet. still got slow internet, terry? no. yes. [ male announcer ] for incredible uploading, streaming, and chatting... show 'em what you got, el

the process be officially represented by a union players are filed paperwork with the national labor relations board and are being backed by the united steelworkers union and the national college players association which is student athletes really be considered employees of their respective schools and share in the wealth joining me now for more on this is michael woods writer with e.s.p.n. michael welcome. thanks for having me tom thanks for joining us. you've got student athletes who are creating millions of dollars for their universities there are also typically grad students who are doing research projects you know developing new vaccines and things who are making millions of dollars for the universities as well you know most of the really high level r. and d. in this country is done at the at the university level. a lot of those grad students are actually union members already wired why not the student athletes. that's a great question and this is something that is going to be playing out in the courts for the next few years because essentially these are employees the only reason they're not considered employees is none of thes

your top players foreman chester united -- are to manchester united participated. that, right? two of them versus 50 kids and five goal keepers. the mismatch didn't deter them. the duo appeared to have really no trouble making goals and i'm sure it was fun for the kids to just be on the field. coming up next on jimmy kimmle actor tim ♪ [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass.

they flu a banner over the bcs national championship football game that read all players united for concussion: i'm sorry. >> that was the national college players association. stuart: there's a hidden agenda. >> i tell you i've read through the 11 things they're asking for. this is more about money than anything. number two raise the scholarship amount. what they're requesting. three, prevent players being stuck paying sports related medical expenses. six, the biggest one for me. prohibit universities from using permanent injury from athletics as a reason to keep the scholarship. >> and hello, you get hurt. and they're asking for security, more money and to benefit from commercial opportunities. stuart: there you go. >> and they want sponsorships and they want to be professional athletes. stuart: the subject is they want to be professional. thank you. a stock up big featured here on "varney & company," it's a technology and medical break through and you heard it first here. plus, someone is going to jail, caught by a drone. the judge is fired up about this. he'll be here in a brand new hour o

united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. >> guess what? the whole band is together for 2014. so cool. mike? >> thank you very much, eric. speaking of "cool" that is not what we have. cloud cover is keeping us above average. it was thicker overnight with no radar returns. from emeryville this is how it looks. we can have sprinkles. rain is falling from the clouds and will evaporate keeping the temperatures below record levels. low-to-mid 60's. upper 50's to low 60's along the coast. now the morning traffic. leyla? >> good morning, everyone, we are starting off early. we have construction to report is all. we have a project in san jose traveling along southbound 880 coming up to 280 lanes are blocked off. watch out for that. it will be wrapped up by 5:00 this morning. over the altamont pass it is quiet. 101 through the north bay, from san rafael to san francisco is 16 minutes. the drive across the toll plaza at the bay bridge, not

. >> what you look at what he has done at chelsea, he's the kind of player to man united needs.he team hasn't done well in terms of the transfer market, we haven't brought in any big names. i think that will be a boost to the team. the kind of spark like what he has done for us last season, maybe he can come in and do a similar thing. he's a fantastic player. there's no panic buy about that. >> with the deal all but done, the blues are on the verge of signing egyptian mid fielder. the london side agreed to $18 million to bring in the 22-year-old. >> barcelona president has quit his job after becoming the focus of a criminal investigation. spanish courts are looking into his involvement in the signing of brazilian striker. he hid the full value of the transfer in able to make a personal profit on the deal last year. in a press conference, the 49-year-old said he had nothing to hide. the vice president will take over. >> for a long time, my family and i have suffered in silence, threats and attacks that have made me ask myself whether being the president implies to put my family a

look first at the largest economic player in the world, the united states. growth in the united states is certainly picking up, driven essentially by private demand. and that recovery that we have thatved in 2013, unfortunately was dragged by the of 2013,nsolidation will be helped by the loosening fiscal corset as a result deal. recent budget still it will be critical to tour withdrawal of monetary support and to return budget process, including removing the threat of the debt ceiling. now at the euro area, that is clearly turning the corner from recession to recovery. growthn you drill down, is still unbalanced with some countries growing reasonably well and some economies doing quite well and others still behind. and some of those are actually suffering from significant high and credit constraints as well. so here monetary policy can to help. clearly the e.c.b. has done to facilitate the financing of the economy. but it can do more and we so in athat it can do very targeted way by facilitating targeted lending in particular in order to avoid the financial

for the fist time there was a special lifetime achievement award the plaintiff is a unit in hand and the only player to win the world cup three times . the dominique was the annual golden globe award hollywood stars of the week celebrating the windows of the building clothes. johnny depp announce the prize for best drama. it's you. two of uses british director steve mcqueen one with twelve he is the slate a moving story about racism and slavery in the united states the american hostile collected three awards based comedy bits to actress in a comedy for amy adams and best supporting actress jennifer lawrence. when in this year's such an honor to be his forte mexico's of phone so chua told takes up the best direct accolade full privacy the three d three list of sun to blog as an astronaut a racing against time to get back to. later in the week the oscar nominations will reveal the amway american apostle and twelve uses slight killings evaporates as favourites. on tuesday francois around the pit for an annual tradition in france the president's tenure a press conference this bomb was made to revive the

simultaneously some of the major outside players, the united states, russia, saudi arabia, qatar, iran, hezbollah, etc. saying that there is no way that anybody can win this thing. under those dirks it's possible that there would be a negotiated settlement. we're not a that point. the government tends to be leading ground. and my last cease-fire was immediately broken by the jiha jihadis. >> the syria silver war has displaced millions of people who have left to go to different countries. residents are not optimistic about the peace process. >> reporter: it's the first time syria's government and opposition agreed to finally meet. but many syrian refugees in lebanon are indifferent about this much-anticipated international conference. refugees struggling to meet their daily needs say they don't believe the conference is credible, it's three years later. having lost her father in the war an three of her brothers have gone missing, she's making a mattress for her sister-in-law who has just arrived from syria. she believes the conference will be a future. >> we need to go back to our count

in the new documentary nfl characters unite, some of these players are taking kids under their wingshem conquer the same challenges. >> it's just weird being different. >> it is weird being different but you know what is cool, no one else is like you, you're one of a kind. it makes what you do even better. >> you say you've been in trouble because you seem like you're a really smart kid. >> yeah, everybody says that. >> that let's me know that you really are smart, just made knuckle head decisions. >> joining me now is charlie ebersole. what inspired you to do this? it's very touching and moving to see these big nfl players bonding with these children. >> that was actually exactly what it was. as i started to learn that a lot of players had these kind of tragic childhoods where they faced extreme versions of bullying and prejudice, it became clear that that would be an incredible entry point to help kids, bullying has become an epidemic in the united states over the last ten or 15 years and to stimy them using heroes from football seemed like a great entry point. for the last three y

opposition but also what it is important is what is happening in the united states, russia, european leaders. >> another key player -- russia, you mention russia won it and to participate in the talks. john kerry, u.s. secretary of state, said no way iran would not be at the table unless they agree to the first geneva and indicated it should iran be on the table today? what if they agree on -- >> if they agree on the first communiquÉ, that there should be sung, and -- the kind of transition, yes, iran could play a constructive role. can do is avoid the question of a transition and then pretend as if they are not playing a very instrumental role in powerg assad through the use of hezbollah fighters. iran cannot have it both ways. either they need to be part of a solution, which unfortunately they are not yet there, or they will continue to be part of the problem. and iran wants to have it both ways, and they can't. >> the day some reports came out that the israeli air force bombed a syrian base in northern syria. it is still unconformity but there are any reports of targeting of syrian weapons caches. what kind of

three man shortlist at the gazebo for moving it becomes the first player to win the accolade for three consecutive days with some units are cutting the price that the two thousand and three in two thousand and five pentagon as the baby hadn't taken the award from dawn to go to once a month to ninety three. welcome to know what a joke that the turks to live with or spec is his new tax cuts can help them develop and ends with a cherry or sars. i think is important for liz murray successful partnership with a bond and ordered held on the move will break through the rest of us opening the costumes we were going off the last post for me to finals. often using his number one spot to the phone about honesty in shock and expense but to secure the votes all foreigners torchwood in london in the mountains at the rate of foreign schools. yesterday the open begins on monday and sheltered beach will be in confident mood having taken the top prize in melbourne for the last three isn't the right is what is quitting his post renaissance onto here in two thousand and eight. the spirit is kinda nice to bake and announced on thursday he

by runs by private investors that it is to a large country like the united states or britain and germany where fundamentally the players in the economy are going to continue to use the national currency and are going to continue to hold their wealth in assets denominated in that currency and so the stability of those currencies that may go up and down some but there it's not deeply at risk from a widespread financial panic now in greece society broke down under austerity and eventually government debt that was restructured is this something that the u.s. the u.k. should fear. the restructuring of the greek debt was absolutely essential. they added and indeed inadequate to the purpose of. providing some stability restoring some growth and to the greek economy. is there any risk that the united states would have to do such a similar restructuring it actually impose a and or an involuntary haircut on the holders of united states treasury bonds no risk of that at all simply no reason to expect it could ever happen and the reason is that the greek government could not pay the interest principal repayments that were due on d

by runs by private investors that it is to a large country like the united states or britain and germany where fundamentally the players in the economy are going to continue to use the national currency and are going to continue to hold their wealth in assets denominated in that currency and so the stability of those currencies that may go up and down some but there it's not deeply at risk from a widespread financial panic now in greece society broke down under austerity and eventually government debt that was restructured is this something that the u.s. and the u.k. should here. the restructuring of the greek debt was absolutely essential. they added and indeed inadequate to the purpose of. providing some stability restoring some growth and to the greek economy. is there any risk that the united states would have to do such a similar restructuring it actually impose a and or an involuntary haircut on the holders of united states treasury bonds no risk of that at all simply no reason to expect it could ever happen and the reason is that the greek government could not pay the interest principal repayments that were due

by runs by private investors that it is to a large country like the united states or britain or germany where fundamentally the players in the economy are going to continue to use the national currency and are going to continue to hold their wealth in assets denominated in that currency and so the stability of those currencies that may go up and down some but there it's not deeply at risk from a widespread financial panic now in greece society broke down under austerity and eventually government debt that was restructured is this something that the u.s. and the u.k. should hear. the restructuring of the greek debt was absolutely essential. they added and indeed an adequate to the purpose of. providing some stability restoring some growth and to the greek economy of is there any risk that the united states would have to do such a similar restructuring it actually impose a and or an involuntary haircut on the holders of united states treasury bonds no risk of that at all simply no reason to expect it could ever happen and the reason is that the greek government could not pay the interest principal repayments that were d

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said that iran needs to be a part of the solution it's a key regional player now that decision sparked a confrontation with the united states the united kingdom and france but also angered the syrian opposition and saudi arabia which has been largely seen as a backer of the syrian insurgency they've threatened to boycott their protests a patient in the talks effectively undermining the whole deal the syrian national coalition hours after bonking was announcement issued an ultimatum saying we don't invite iran or have iran stick to certain agreements and we saw bond ki-moon reversing course essentially now the russian foreign minister said that the behavior by the syrian opposition group here raises questions about the group's willingness to really stick to commit to a peaceful solution take a listen. revoking the invitation is a mistake of course but not a disaster we believe that all sides that have influence on the conflict should be present the syrian national coalition is trying to impose its own interpretation of the existing geneva communiqué that's where the old sweet to me is rooted this is a situation the un

united. join your favorite nfl players. take the pledge. go to unitedway.org.cid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, breaking news. the -- her body was released to her parents and it is not known where it was taken. her family fought to keep her on a ventilator after it was declared she was brain dead. she went into cardiac arrest following tonsil surming rea month ago. a rescue after a car plunged more than 200 feet off grizzly pang -- peak boulevard. three people survived with minor injuries. more cold air is gripping much of the northeast as millions try to dig out from feet of snow and ice. it has made traveling tough. the ripple effect reached sfo and that's where 80 flights were canceled. president obama landed at joint base -- joint airbase andrews. it was ahead of her 50th birthday later this month. congress gets back to work for the new year. first up in the house is legislation addressing the security of personal data. the democrats are expec