is jim web the man to get them back?rtant can the democrats get along just fine without them? we are back with our panel. >> no i think this is really a potential opening for somebody like jim web if jim web ultimately runs it is his opening the way he ran when he won in virginia. he won 53% of the vote in virginia, purple state maybe trending blue. this is the kind of race he ran. i think it is a ripe area for going after hillary clinton precisely because of the fundraising scandals and wall street support and decades worth of croneyism she will have to answer for. he would be the candidate who speaks up for not just white working class but the working class more broadly going back to you talked to him about jackson. others call it the new deal going back to old school class warfare rhetoric. >> there is a website, democraticstrategistroundtable. com. it says in the last three presidential elections the democratic candidate lost among white working class noncollege voters by an average of 22 points. the worst performanc

obviously i have been involved or just natural citizen of the web. what what if you tried it with the book. and so i was looking for places seven or eight places the without blowing smoke when, when i put it on medium it has a collaborative tool so that people can just put in-line comment. suddenly some people from the old days were saying no, we didn't drop acid on the 1st of these. it was actually later that night. let me get that one right. an old friend of yours said here is how we did. creating applications. so i started incorporating that in. in the where imagery stages i would love it for those who read books in the future to be able to say that crowd source have them curated so that i can decide that was kind of wacky thing. this is kind of interesting. let's find a way to divvy up the royalties and the payment systems, and systems, and easy payment system so that people together can create a book maybe with an author acting as a curator, not you no your original code for the darwin kernel that you put in the operating system or for_next, sho

web users have been commenting on the tragic event. many have taken different -- social networks -- have taken to social networks to share their feelings on the copenhagen attacks. the #iamdanish hashtag is trending, with many offering their condolences to the family and friends of those killed in the shootings. the attacks have been condemned. the head of the french government, manuel valls, the british prime minister, david cameron, and his canadian and spanish counterparts, and also latvia's minister for foreign affairs have taken to the microblogging site to denounce the barbarity of the shooting and voice their support for the danish authority. but while it is a time for contemplation and condolences online, some are reaching out to terrorists and their supporters directly warning them in messages like these ones that they will never succeed in bringing european democracy to their knees. up until recently, when web users type the words " -- typed the words "how can i join" into google, they were being given "isis" as one of the to

with the development of the online web site what we are looking to do is develop a web site that's more dynamic than the current web site we currently have. consumers and people interested in the services will be able to enter the services they are looking for and their location in the sit and this web site will help them locate those services. in addition they are looking to have the web site up and running by april or may of this year and have consumer input and input from cbo's along the way developing the web site to make sure it is relevant and user friendly. additionally with the family support groups mha will be developing a very specific stipend volunteer position for the program and disseminate the information through various support groups as well as their there will also be supervision provided to the family member and the consumer who are doing these groups to make sure they have proper support and supervision throughout the process. finally, regarding community collaborations, mha is support of seen as the leader in the field around hoarding and cluttering issues. they alre

how would i spend it if i went into the deep web on to silk road?you how to buy something illegal, if you'd like. >> done. >> we'll buy something not illegal. that's right. once you downloaded a special for from their web site. >> we're about to go in silk road 2.0. this is the new version of the deep web marketplace where you can buy and sell illegal goods. just like any other online marketplace, you need to set up a user name and password. you're in. that easy. there's the silk road anonymous market. i can get drugs, alcohol, apparel, art, bionic materials, books, collectibles, digital good, forgeries, hardware, herbs and supplements, lab supplies, lottery, games, medical packaging, services, writing. maybe someone to do my term paper? is that what that is? >> or just old term papers. >> that's amazing. i want to see what i can get in forgeries. >> you can get hand crafted high quality south carolina novelty/fake id. >> it's funny, the first one. they used the picture of russ ulbrick. >> is that who that is? >> yeah. >> 355 possibilities. xanax, d

obviously, i had been busy with wikipedia, just things that when you're busy with the web you do. i thought, what if i tried tofgjñ it with a book? in the early days of the internet, we had the used net, and i said, how were those tools compared to the tools we have today? i was looking for places where i could publish a chapter or put a draft of a chapter up and let people say, no, here's something interesting, or i was there or here's a photograph or you should tell the story this way. i did it on maybe seven or eight places. i don't want to name the ones that aren't as good but without blowing smoke that's why he's here. when i put it on medium it has a collaborative tool so people can just put in-line comments. suddenly, some people from the old days like stewart brand were saying, no no no. we didn't drop on the first of these saying it was actually later that night. but dan brickland, who was an old friend of yours, said this is how we did visical. he gave me all the stuff. so i started incorporating that in, and it's still if i may say so, in the rudimentary stages. i would

site, you know a lot of confidence that it's a secure web site anyway. i don't know who believes that one with all the horror stories of the web site. so there -- and what's the incentive of the government if there is a huge breach or hacking since there is no legal obligation to tell anybody because then once again they would have to out the fact that this web site has been a disaster for so many? >> and we know that we know that the gao reports show back in september that the web site was still not secure. just as recently as january, they went back and looked at the six recommends that were made to secure the web site and they still had not been resolved. so we can -- we don't have confidence that there is a security there for those who have signed up and obviously the gao has brought this up over and over again for several years. >> you know, it's really a problem, i think, why the special deal for the government? if the insurance companies have to report this or anybody else is reporting, i mean, why does the government get a special deal? it's a li

what the fcc's new rules mean for the future of the world wide web. welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. tensions between the obama administration and benjamin netanyahu escalated this week, just days before his planned a dr.ess to congress. with national security adviser susan rice calling his visit destructive to the fabric of the relationship between israel and the u.s. speaking outside jerusalem wednesday, netanyahu said it appeared that the west had given up on its commitment to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. a claim secretary of state john kerry dismissed during testimony on capitol hill while questioning the prime minister's ability to make sound judgments. >> the prime minister as you recall was profoundly forward leaning and outspoken about the importance of invading iraq under george w. bush and we all know what happened with that decision. he may have a judgment that just may not be correct here. >> joining the panel this week, wall street columnist and deputy editor, dan henninger. and global view column

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will web imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect certainly. are we better than we were in the past. yes. >>reporter: hopefully dr. cooper can turn the center around before the funding pulled. this year 3.4 million dollars. i'm posting latest visit all 34 paijts of it at 7 news.com. also leave me a tip there or calling this number on the screen. >> thanks dan. >> it isn't just home prices that are shooting through the roof in the bay area. so are rents. see what we found when we took a tour of the bay area to see what you cap get for your money. katie tells you what is going on in the bay area rental market. tune in tomorrow at 11:00 and see just how high the rents have climbed. >> all right. let's turn our attention on to something we have been waiting long time for which is serious rain. >> nice to look at the 7 day forecast. sandhya has the latest yishtion. that 7 day forecast look more like february. compared to the last several week where is it really looked more like march. trashinging heavy cloud cover and fog in of half moon bay livermo

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will web imperfect, certainly. will web imperfect certainly. we better than we were in the past. yes. >>reporter: hopefully dr. cooper can turn the center around before the funding pulled. this year 3.4 million dollars. i'm posting latest visit all 34 paijts of it at 7 news.com. also leave me a tip there or calling this number on the screen. >> thanks dan. >> it isn't just home prices that are shooting through the roof in the bay area. so are rents. see what we found when we took a tour of the bay area to see what you cap get for your money. katie tells you what is going on in the bay area rental market. tune in tomorrow at 11:00 and see just how high the rents have climbed. >> all right. let's turn our attention on to something we have been waiting long time for which is serious rain. >> nice to look at the 7 day forecast. sandhya has the latest yishtion. that 7 day forecast look more like february. compared to the last several week where is it really looked more like march. trashinging heavy cloud cover and fog in of half moon bay livermore.

we are most known for our web browser and our mobile phone. but the corp wrappingss from -- corporations are owned by an organization and our mission is to advance the open web and that is what drives the company. >> funded from net scape? >> yes, there was donation of money that started the original foundation along with the code that later became fire fox. >> host: is this is open code how do you make money? >> guest: through license deals primarily. we are diversifying that as well. but when you install firefox there is a default provider of search that is there. so you install fire fox and go into the search bar and that takes you to a specific default search engine. for many years it was google. recently we announced it would change to yahoo. >> host: why? >> guest: our agreement with google expired. we had a choice about having a new agreement with google or yahoo and went with yahoo. >> host: what is your backngladeshck background? >> guest: i got a doctorate and then worked at the federal trade commission and spent three years at a non

look at the official count down clock on the superbowl 50 web site. fans submitting photo of themself with single digit news. being used as digit on the clock. >> that's cute. >> dating can be awkward. even a little bit scary. really don't know much about the other person. >> that's why single are turning to private investigators and michael is here this is interesting. >> it is. hiring a p i to dig up dirt on the date. more common than you might this is it really worth the money. tonight i show what you one woman found about 3 potential suit or. what were the guys hiding. >> hacker target burning man. how the festival is getting back at the attackers. >> and she's probably wishing they just let her go. why frozen elsa was cuffed and booked. >> temperatures are dropping. it is going to be a cold morning ahead. show you how low the numbers we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you sle

we are known for open source software products, the firefox web browser and firefox mobile phone, but we are structured differently in the operations side of mozilla is owned by the 5013-c. at the end of the day our major decisions are driven by our mission and our mission is to advance this. and there was a donation that started in with money that started the original foundation and that later became mozilla fire fox. >> host: so this is something that you are best known for. how do you make your money? >> guest: we make our money through licensing deals, but the bulk of the money comes from search licensing. so when you install to the first time there is the default provider of search that is their. so you go into the search bar and you enter your search query and that takes you to the specific default search engine. for many years that engine was google. and we announced that our agreement with google had expired, we were talking about finding a new agreement with them and we were having very good conversations with them and also talking to yahoo! and we had a choice at the end of

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so you're talking just in television or on the web as well >> you tick.apper would be something you'd put your money on, the tapper square, potentially. >> well, what i respect and admire about jake tapper, and when i was describing in the context of what i hope to do in my program as well, he's doing reporting and he's also anchoring a program >> yeah >> and i like that he's showing that you can do both. >> yeah. i think on msnbc, a rival cable news channel i suppose steve cornacki has consistently broken news in the chris christie scandal. >> it helps to be in new jersey >> it does. and it helps to be a former reporter who new some of the players >> : what appeals to me and what i've been able to do a few time, be writing for the web but continue to be a reporter that continues to write stories, like i did at the new york times and then to bring those onto television on my show. it can work the other way as well. you can have a television interview and write a web story based on the interview that in some cases may get more readers than the television s

rubin founded the web site 7 years ago. >> we have a naive idea.n do anything to fund anything anybody in the world can fund it if they want to. >> sites like indy gogo site thousands of ideas daily. >> this is a pitch from the other big funding web site kick starter. >> what's up people. >> hot. >> sci-fi music video. >> do people actually get money from these pitches? >> 40 percent get funded. >> after the anti fracking movie claims this man's water cost fire because of fracking. >> they wanted to make a movie that tested the claim. >> this would raise 150,000 dollars. >> the response was amazing. people from all over the world chipped in. >> he raised 200,000 dollars which he used to reveal they faked evidence. >> we are telling you we tested the water we found no contaminants. >> the makers of the robot hoped to raise 100,000 dollars. people set in more than $2 million. it goes on sale next year. >> we are distributing ten's of millions of dollars a month. >> roughly 4 percent. it is worth it even the head phones brought in $3 million. >> anybo

point we were talking about or at least the mayor's office of housing was talking about a website e web based portal to make it easier so get updates on that. >> we plan to privilege that in the next couple of meetings as part of our annual housing report and our staff is working with the staff to prepare as part of the commissions request i do know the web based portal is not quite up net certainly the city staff can provide the timing technical difficulties trying to make it as user-friendly as possible but we'll calendar that for commissioner consideration both items. >> thank you oh okay commissioner mondejar. >> just as some of you know i'm a domestic violence advocate we have a meeting at city hall on thursday on february 12th the one billion rising having domestic violence advocates i hope you come for apple hour to dance and drum and eat thank you. >> okay. i think the next item is adjournment. >> second it. >> the meeting is adjourned at >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently the airport unveiled the new state of the art

you can't do it from a web browser.an't watch it on your iphone or android phone, can't stream it to your xbox or playstation and you really have to be on the same platform and what we see increasingly is viewership comes from everywhere. it doesn't just come from one platform. it comes from all of them. and so we think those spectator clients -- those are coming. we actually have found that they -- when those get released, they grow rather than shrinking it. they become an entry point to learn about this thing. then had you want the chat mode interactivity, get access to asking questions with a broadcaster and interacting with them, sort of in a side channel, next to the game, you come to twitch because we provide that experience the best. that's what we tried to focus on is providing that value above the spectator mode. >> speaking of chat and the community and that is such a huge part of why you grow is people find someone that streams games and gives them an honest opinion and they really get into that personality a

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so remote companionship via the web cam is the coming thing here.e coming thing here today in south korea, it's the coming thing where you are tomorrow. but why would anyone pay to watch someone else eating? she is a video blogger herself, but she also tunes in to watch others eat. she has a theory. >> you know a lot of people diet in korea, and in the middle of the night, when you can't go out and get yourself chicken or whatever, they watch people eat it and satisfy their hunger. that's weird, but, yeah that's where it started. sometimes people seek companionship in eating like that. they're communicating with you, so they stuff like you should definitely try the salt and some people sit down and eat while watching those videos. >> reporter: people who eat for pay on the web can earn hundreds of dollars an hour but eating is not the only performance. there are now students who turn the camera on themselves while they study, and people watch them and pay. remote companionship can take strange forms. stephen evans, bbc news seoul. >> and we're putti

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