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with disabilities, but there are about a billion people in the world with disabilities. if we just take something like a u.s. law, standard that says all these devices have to be accessible to the deaf and blind, and you multiply that by the thousands of companies in the u.s. but now have a part of this communications revolution what could it mean for american business if the standards are adopted? what could it mean in terms of practical benefits for the u.s. economy if we join the rest of the world in ratifying a treater treaty that they are ready to go on? >> you at the nail on the head. i mentioned in my opening comment about benefit to business and why the american electronics association and ibm are supportive of this. a billion people is a big market. the market that drove the wealth creation of the 1990's where every quintile of american income saw their incomes go up and the greatest wealth in the history armor nation was created. that market was a one billion person market. it actually grew quickly into a $1 trillion market. this market is just waiting us for t

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new york, with their u.n. ambassador and in other places. we had conversations, for example, with the offices of the omanies who helped us remember resolve this hiker incident with the iranians. but these conversations were mainly about whether or not a conversation could take place. they were conversations about whether or not bilateral discussion kos take place an as opposed to the content of those discussions. i think that the content discussions became more intense and more specific after rouhani's election this spring and over the summer. and as we told our partners and other allies, as we got-- if we had any discussions where there was con at any time being discussed, where things were getting more serious, that we would brief them on them. that is what we did. and we brought that to the p5 plus 1, the results of those discussions. i think it was important. i think it was important to see if channels could be open. there were important opportunities for discussionment but when they became serious and int

and new diplomacy with iran raise hopes but does it hurt relationrelations with one of os in the middle east. >>> this is free solo climbing or scaling a mountain without a rope. to us non-climbers, the best free soloist in the world will tell us what it's like to climb a mountain with nothing but your bear hands and chalk. welcome to "consider this." new jersey governor chris christie with an historic win in a big blue state. and in virginia agency race it was a suspenseful night with a race between a democrat and a conservative republican. it's where tea partyers got top billing. we'll take a sneak peek of staying power tha, and the seisc shift to the left. i'm joined which jeff warren, and bill snyder, professor at george washington university. they're both in our washington, d.c. studios, and here in studio with me is tom doherty, former senior adviser to george pataki. bill, let's start with you. chris christie, a big win. but when you look at the exit polls in a hypothetical match up to hillary clinton he would lose in his own state. >> it tells us that new jersey is still a blue

with what they are doing and done with their blessings? >> we have reached out to staff and with the stakeholder interviews as the key efforts and the performance on the study is happening and they are in the same process of thinking about the evaluation of the current program and the regional structure that may look at a variety of different stand points and not just san francisco with respect to so some of the evaluation work done for the regional system an they did not receive any bids on the proposal which is why we are having funds to do their own values study. we know their further conversations with the city and we know they need to move forward in locked steps in coordination. >> mr. schwartz, from avalos point, i know that karen shul neck and others from the district office have been riding it and i see some of the glitches that they are working hard to deal with quickly and but i think it would be really good for them to share more with individual commissioners as well. i'm really glad that you are working with the bay area air q

so confusion with the u.s. be better off ignoring pakistan rather the end work with a country that is in denial? if it has tried everything in the group and -- in the book to put it on the state sponsors of terrorism. >> you will find in my book that was not credible. there is a lot of options between ignoring and increasing. shooting someone in and taking them out for tender united states feeds to explore those it is good for pakistan in the magistrates' with the view as the bad allied. the enemy for the intelligence services is india, not a terrorist is similarly for the united states expanding communism after that it is terrorism but my view is pakistan and the united states should avoid that but they need to have a reality based have discourse from the assumption we are geographically located in such jay important area that americans need this more. if united states could supply west berlin it surely can do with afghanistan to say things have yet yavapai reinforces the dilution of the american side of the a

with it in your practice the people you work with siri do you deal differently with people who present as the hyperactive people present as the more passive form of. psychotherapists are basically everybody's been hurt most people i deal with have not been diagnosed to adulthood they bring a lot of wounds with them they're still dealing with and my goal is to help them heal those wounds to understand what those wounds are when they're reactivated now and what's really going on with them before they can even start to attempt to construct a life that works often just have to figure out who is in a great sort of just kind of parts of themselves so it takes a while before some of that shame and avoidance and withdraw all those secondary effects is really what we see a lot of if you're just dealing with a. band you're doing pretty good it's usually about adults by this time i've accumulated so many. of who they are you know what they're good at. second grade teacher gone i mean you know it's like all of this stuff well and what what do you see is the most useful therapeutic. like think that

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with susan page. go to the white house tomorrow. they are we willard intercontinental hotel, blocks from the white house. luxurious hotel, five stars presumably at least. susan, what do they do with these turkeys as they wait for official pardon of the thanksgiving turkey? >> we can talk about iran and afghanistan and health care, what will get the most attention, the pardoning of the thanksgiving turkey. these two turkeys already have gotten guarantees they are not going to be anybody -- >> dating back to george bush. >> one year john kennedy when they sent the turkey over, he sent it back and let's save that turkey's life. >> a little token at the time avo indicating for that. they have been training for months. >> how do you train? >> they spent hours standing on a table that's designed to be covered with the same kind of linen, so they don't freak out when the cameras go off. >> there's a rumor that one dances to beyonce. >> the owner of the turkeys in minnesota has been playing music for the turk

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nn, and i have overlapped with walter professionally. days, iuring his last worked with him. now i met the broadcasting board of governors where the governing board has an opportunity to change the indices and focuses on the agency overtime in the wake of 9/11, for example, creating the middle east broadcasting network and others. i wondered, if he would like to address how personalities and --nging indices of the emphases of the undersecretaries over time may have affected how the muslim majority countries are perched either to the way the united states's accident to public for missing or programs that have been launched or relaunched over time. >> that can be a minefield. i can speak about the one i work and herith mchale, approach was different, and one that i think still lives on today in a way that i very much like. ia merged withs the state in 1999, it was not a complete merger, and a lot of the function having to do with planning did not follow. she had been hit with discovery and realize the importance of bring that in, and she did a good job of giving ace tool of sho

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sfmta with the lbe program was excellent with their off-street parking division. so, i know now, you know, working with a lot of community organizations and small businesses that the sfmta is one of the biggest contractors in the city because they say muni and various other departments. i was just wondering since my experience was good and i hope my business to grow back then ~ helped my business to grow back then, i was wondering if that's the case for other departments in the mta [speaker not understood] lbe [speaker not understood], requirements and municipal codes can be very daunting. is there resources like in the off-street parking division with the sfmta to -- for lack of better words -- nurture first-time businesses that are participating in a city contract with sfmta? >> that's great. >> um-hm. >> commissioner dooley. >> i think, you know, because we're getting so many infrastructure projects and a lot of new building, i think it's really important to address loading zones. >> yes. >> i think it's a huge issue. if mta wants to also do new projects change

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it's a boat with a mat.hnically, legally, they have to have us at least 2 to 3 inches off the floor. this is their 2 to 3 inches off the floor. it's about as good as it gets when you're in the boat room. >> though she must sleep on a boat, lopez has at least had her privileges restored. but she still can't see the man who is both her fiance and co-defendant in the robbery case. matthew west is housed in the men's segregation unit. >> legally, i think we are common law married because we said we were married when i was in the penitentiary. not sure. i know we're engaged. i know that. i mean, i proposed to that girl like five or six or seven times, i -- yes. >> did you give her a ring? >> yes, i have, more than one. i made her a ring one time. yeah. >> that is my soul. like, that's my heart and soul. as a matter of fact, baby, i love you. i love you so much. no one's even catching this, that's the great part about it. got to put it back away. oh, my gosh. i feel like a little school girl. >> there we go. >> i

with his family. he had only recently gotten them back but with restrictions. >> so right now i am, through the phone and the glachltz. >> how did you react when your son told you he wasn't going to have contact visits anymore. >> well i was upset at first. i even threatened him to not even bring his kids up here. you know? and it's very upset with him. matter of fact i was so upset with him i couldn't think straight. >> bonds acknowledged his actions in and out of prison don't set the best example for his children. >> how can i tell you to be good, do good, stay out of trouble. every time you see me i am on restrictions can't have visits i'm in trouble. they're like, well, you are telling me to be good. but you're not being good. >> our crew caught up with bonds shortly before his first viz it with his children and parents in months. >> you want to look kind of spiffy, it is a special day. it puts a smiles on their face. you are doing okay. >> but first, bond would need to pass previsitation security

with this education, with the hopeful awareness, with the changes in the laws, et cetera, do you thinke signs, see the red flags? >> i do think that we have been better able to educate people and i think there are more people, but there are still many people who don't and who still sort of hold older ideas, the stigma ideas that this is sort of a moral weakness and you should be able to get yourself out of it, so there's still education to be done, absolutely. i think that would help and i also think actually that if we could better equip our first responders who are often the people that are first on the scene to meet somebody who is psychotic and perhaps being disruptive as for instance in the case of the naval yard shooter, the police came and if they were, a, educated about when someone is psychotic and b, that that is a psychiatric emergency. that is someone that needs to be taken to an emergency room and evaluated immediately, and enter the system, then at least these few people who are seriously ill and potentially violent might be brought into the system because it's really the

with a young magistrates and i grew up politically in the '60s with apprehensions with the fis the secret court in what has impressed me from them -- dave number one and all my activities of the fis support the people kudu this work want to get a ride not just the lawyers in the justice department but the agents of the field. i know at least the fbi and frequent occasion was not happy with them because they were not going forward to present something the bureau very much wanted it to. it is not an adversary relationship that was not hand in glove when i was on the court we did not get the sense they presented anything the agency wanted. >> remedied careful using the independence of this office to go too far that could be captured by executive branch activity there needs to be an adversary in the process although whistles -- sells a pair of brilliant but that person should have independence it should not play too many roles so they could challenge and convey that to the american public. >> thank you panel for giving us inside operations into fisc. >> one thing that occurred to me this morn

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the only way you can deal with it is with a scale of judgment. sorry to cut you off. >> let's go to a question on this side. >> i would like a definition of privacy today from each of you. given the data that floats around and given the notion that the government is collecting metadata, what is privacy as you see it today? o we have a right to it? >> peter? >> sure. i have a quick and totally useless definition. privacy is information you reasonably expect not to be shared with some section of the opulation. it can be situational. you can have privacy vis-à-vis some individuals but not everybody. you may go to the gym and change in front of people in the locker room, but you do not expect a video of you changing to be posted on the nternet. there is a lot of -- the trouble is in the definition of what is reasonable to expect not to be shared with whom. that is a conversation we have to have as a society. it is all about societal expectation. in their troubling and descriptive aspects, what we do not share with others. and there are normative aspe

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it fell apart which you with expect but 165-mile-per-hour winds with gusts to 200 is formidable moving to the west at 25 miles per hour. the good part is that the flooding of fresh water rains is not an issue but you saw flood, there because of the storm subject. it had 50' waves. through the weekend, vietnam will be hit at 10:00 tomorrow our time. it is on the way to vietnam. it will be a category four hurricane, still, when it arrives. at home we having for and half moon bay and in napa. watch out for that during the morning commute. >> as we look at the crash in oakland, not sure if it is due to the heavy fog. we are experiencing heavy fog in the area over the bay bridge. as we take you to oakland, eastbound 580, we have an accident a solo vehicle crash blocking two lanes but is on the shoulder. we do not have delays in the east or westbound direction. 880 northbound direction is slow-and-go traffic with volume because of early construction. you can see what thing for is doing to the commute. use low beams, not the high beams. be careful. it looks like a smooth ride from emeryville