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i hate drug use and drug abuse. i've seen the harm it's done to good people and families and neighborhoods. but i hate the drug war even more. it wastes money texas ruins lives. the numbers now show it unfairly targets people of color and the poor. this is one case where the solution is actually worse than the disease itself form a this point i support decriminalization, but i want to regulate it, tax it and discourage its used. i don't want my kids or yours using drugs. i just don't want any of them going to prison if they do. >> i think we can agree that the war on drugs does not work, but we also know from the 1890s that totally unregulated use of drugs leads to devastating results, which is where part of the food and drug act came from. i think tonight's discussion will be interesting. two terrific guests tonight. i must say personal friend, patrick kennedy, an advocate for brain research, and alan st. pierre, the executive of normal, the national organization for reform of marijuana laws. patrick, you've been u

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ali's time now for the latest in and is a sneeze can invent an auntie at the us central bank is used to criticism. the law today when he launched the first round of easing a few years ago he heard it over and over. each time he and the other new measures well. he's here yet again as he gets ready to step down ninety that has been following the central bank i did morning so tell us how is he reacting to the criticism as you know he has a calm demeanor she's managed to maintain that on one of the biggest concerns is inflation. he doesn't seem worried about that. all in all banned for an inky has used his last speech to defend his efforts and some turbulent years he said the central bank's massive stimulus program has put the economy in good shape. in the financial system is strong the key financial conditions are well capitalized. we don't think that financial stability concerns should. at this point time. teacher could detract from the need for monetary policy accommodation which we are continuing to provide. frankie responded to the two thousand and eight financial crisis by endorsin

used to this they will describe. nostril we want about other aspects of prisoner life however there was a lot of secrecy we were taken on a largely staged and prepared to work around the prison facilities without being able to see much of the real conditions that the prisoners live in and speaking to any of them was of course out of the question let alone seeing them one or two of them actually for more than a minute a lot of secrecy and a routine tour around the premises also turned out to be the experience of the russian delegation as well and as they said you're going to r.t. new york. lawyers for the guantanamo detainees claim the number of hunger strikers at the prison has gone up in the past month and now stands at thirty three but the u.s. military which runs the facility has refused to release any updates the official excuse is that the figures are no longer relevant to quote more important issues such as the well being of the prisoners as well as the security of the american personnel we spoke with clive sta

be direct with us. and please don't call me commissioner and then go on with the niceties and not get to the point, get to the point of helping us get to where we need to be and be direct. because sometimes our eyes get glazed over. with crazy conversation about how people are going to help us, with other cookie favors that are not in the best interest of the people we serve which are our family and our students. please come here and remind us of what we need to do. if we start taking too long. those are my only comments. >> thank you, i am going to make my comments now and then let commissioner mendoza and fewer wrap up the decision. really i just want to say that as all of you were talking and giving testimony to us tonight, i leaned over to the superintendent and says that this feels good and it feels like we are doing the right thing and there is, you know, as everything that we do, in this on this board there is a balance, and so, we are having to balance, our promises about workforce housing and w

that for recreational use or industrial use? an ounce was a lot of the low grade pot i used to smoke. i can't imagine how far an educated pot consumer could stretch the non1980's jersey schwag pot. the most interesting take from bill o'reilly's the old timey americana restoration hour. >> if you use any intoxicating agent your goal is to leave reality. you are not satisfied with the current state of mind. you want to get high, blasted, whatever. some adults can handle that, is some cannot. it's literally russian roulette. >> jon: literally? what are you talking about literally? i think the only difference between a bong hit and pointing a loaded gun at your own skull is that the gun can kill you instantly and must never be criminalized or restricted in any way ever -- ever! [cheers and applause] and then -- by the way, i want to point out to the audience at home, they are applauding ironically. [laughter] then the just say no part of the program took a bit of a hairpin turn. >> now more bad news, combine the drug aspect with the

the us. he didn't mean to live in a moment all the outpouring for development for ethnic unity by the video just like the likeable but how people around chicago. while welcoming the idea of opal and six with his regrets the sanctions imposed fine hongkong about the twenty ten and up pops the part ukrainian will like its offer conditional amnesty to people that kind of wife of an adjustment for him ah thanks for joining us for the special news updates here at cctv new sign in when not in beijing. in chinese president hu jin ping has made a three day two of north china's inner mongolia worked on this weekend visiting our three stations bombs and the prizes and communities he's called on people of portman groups to unite to promote economic and social development and defend the country's northern border tyrone has on top story. she seemed to visit the local residents offering new year greetings to people all ethnic groups. one of the people of the president visited in the northeast off the new m

was an intellectually figure rating evening for all of us. you may have noticed the camera us. that is c-span. this will be the broad cast in the country. i think one thing you will see is we can have a debate, a conversation like this where differences of opinions get raised where we are intellectually challenged to fisher -- figure out situations we all face but can do it using the frontal cortex to. we do not need to shout at each other. i said -- i would suspect bill o'reilly would say it is a failure. you did not see anyone spitting at each other on the stage. share differences of opinion. understand in those differences we have a common goal, a common purpose to figure out how to live together peacefully have met not only here but in the world. thank you for a wonderful evening. [applause] >> the senate services committee examined just -- examines military retirement benefits, including a reduction in cost of living adjustments under the bipartisan act. you can see it live starting at span a.m. eastern on c- three. the foreign affairs subcommittee examining the next round

. >> using marijuana, is against the law in a is an appropriate use? >> welcome as i said, for young people to do that, that is something that violates the federal law and something that we said that we would continue to use. >> the president has appointed and it is also a benign substance that has no ill effects. >> miners will involve an entailed a very vigorous federal response. and i'm not sure that that is not necessarily true. >> attorney general holder, if marijuana is legalized for adults, it makes it more available for young people? >> i say that only because the alcohol, people can't buy alcohol until your age 18 and younger people found ways to get alcohol because adults can. >> to the president conduct any medical or scientific survey before he waltzes then and it is universally prior to that? that marijuana is not -- that it is not come as i have quoted him, did he study any data before he made that? did he consult with you before you made that statement? >> no, he did not. >> what about this study from the american medical association of

it is not enough for readers to say trust us we wanted to use the data we collect. for history has too many examples when that trust has been breached. for some system of government is built on the premise that our liberty cannot depend on the good intentions of those atop the president to address the nsa is most controversial program section to fifteen ball telephone mehta data collection. basically the president no longer wants the government to be in control of these massive netted added databases but that doesn't mean the president wants to get rid of all election. in fact the ball collection of virtually every american submitted data will continue indefinitely. in the new restrictions announced by the president were pouring the nsa to obtain pfizer court approval before searching all that madonna doesn't satisfy privacy advocates who argue that buys a court has acted and will continue to act as a rubber stamp nothing in obama's speech top twenty twenty have drained and has collected all the props and yesterday there was and the revelation of october th by your

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good and we did use to data for good and so to to kind of wax poetic on whether it could be used for bad as we have the same conversation about in life mr reed we have to take a very short break now but when we come back the calabria use of technology can help get elected but can be same technology be used to how the voters keep those elected in check that's coming up in a few moments on a well to part. her . basic needs of economic ups and downs in the final tolerable months day belong to the old saying i and the rest that life is going to be taking will be every week on a league. player in the future. is here so we hit the road to focus on new technologies. on this month's show no parties complete with old school shootings. and we learn about the next day in the fields to live aleutian this has the potential to save lives. knowing the update. we've got the future is covered. live. live live. live . welcome back to worlds apart from really discussing politics and technology with harper reed who used to work for president obama as the chief technology officer mr reed i know that at s

the us. sure new system is red's content from palestinians often the kids who attended the former israeli prime minister ariel sharon has died at the postponement of the uk's eight five. all wrong that the people want to see the egyptian army chief of general of the icc gives his strongest team slip off the team a run for president and calling for calm as the former president to visit often republicans into a top un official appeals to the population to end the violence will be life in the capital bought the institution. hello welcome back to full swing to his room and to lose sleep thank you for joining us first it was announced i don't say that the full israeli prime minister ariel sharon has died in a hostel in time of the few was the five years old. he didn't occur innocent suffering a stroke while steve is still in office back in january two thousand and six and he never regained consciousness. well reports on to manage his deteriorating condition in the past few days and he died surroun

luckily,s there's a way to keep the executions rolling and it brings us to tonight's word. chooers plaus. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have always believed that states are the laboratories of democracy. and when it comes to the death penalty shall it's an actual laboratory and the rat is a human being. now in texas-- in texas prison officials are so desperate to get their hands on the drug that they have falsified descriptions and lied to pharmacies. why go through all that trouble, texas. you can get powerful drugs on-line as long as the official cause of death is a 19 hour boner. (laughter) and texas is not, they're not the only state that's thinking outside the box for new ways to put people in a box. so is ohio. >> dennis mcguire was executed by lethal injection with a combination of drugs never before used in the united states. >> it's a sedative painkiller combination being used because ohio's former execution drugs dried up. >> this is a combination that had never before been used in lethal injections. they are typically used for colonoscopies. >> stephen: sounds like

it's very good to be with us. let's take a look at what we asked the investigation last night expensive ski lifts and high winds and insight. robin's average attendance and publix i was in paris. re sell oil platforms. this is made to protection of the cut. it sits few weeks now before the olympic winter games kick off concert in southern russia. ever since. best ever wins the games i missed the president but the maker since pat cox building the infrastructure that cost roughly fourteen billion here and yet there is to establish that she has the winters poll top of the city's geographical education might come of that plan. it is not far away from the northern caucasus and islam insists i omit from that region have been carrying out attacks all across russia to use that's why the organizers of the sixty olympic games of stepping up security if in fact. the surroundings so she had been turned into a high security zone. tens of thousands of soldiers and police are on duty. security cameras are everywhere in the city.

allows us to triage threats. allows us to determine whether or not threats have a connection to the homeland. to me it's a valuable program. >> and again, that was not persuasive. >> right. our board was created at the recommendation of the 9/11 commission which said after 9/11 let's build up our security, let's start connecting the dots and do a better job. but let's not go too far because if we do the, we are have given up our privacy and civil liberties. and so our job as a board is to strike the right balance between the two. >> and you're saying this is going too far. >> just finally, i want to ask you both, we know the president is calling for changing the program somewhat. he doesn't want to do away with it all together but he says this information should be collected by something other than, somebody or something other than the government. to both of you quickly, how feasible is that? >> i would be open to any alternative that pose fewer privacy risks, raised fewer privacy concerns and was equally effecti

they will use that as a base against us. i will amaze this way. my reading of the last 15 years tells me that the reason -- the reason we have so diminished and degraded core al qaeda in the mountains between pakistan or afghanistan is not because of a whole of government approach. we use the u.s. military. nibble a whole of government approach but that has to, in these cases, include the u.s. military because al qaeda's not a social organization. it has an ideological motivation to it. but it is a brutal military organization. we're only going stop it by helping the heroes in each of these countries who don't want al qaeda or the taliban to control their lives. and want to fight for something better. they need our help. they want our help. and if we give it to them, it will protect our homeland. >> let me just say that i respect the testimony of the very fine witnesses. many of us would disagree or agree that we have issues in both of those places iraq and afghanistan we need to collaboratively come together and i know the american people wanted

of us left. in the end i couldn't get through because i. had to walk barefoot for around eight hours. i only had six hours to go to get to the war and i turned back because i couldn't walk anymore. when they got us my feet were completely gone cut to bits and my feet were covered in sores because i'd walk fifteen hours in the desert. for. three days to get to. six months pregnant i had. to go. when. i was with my friend. where you handed over to immigration. to look for. service because you did the right thing we didn't have any more food and i was becoming the head aerated i was losing my baby. my dream was to go to the us and work to build for myself at least two rooms but i never managed it. and you say you want to try again. the do you have the kilty yeah i have to find them because you pave the mafia to enter the territory. you can go alone. and you need to pay to pass through. many times they use us as bait because they have to smuggle the drugs over the border. they say that they will take

appreciate you being with us mr. mccain. >> terry hunt, stabbed in a hotel room, while her daughter tried to get attention, dunn's nine-year-old tried to dial 911, but didn't know she had to dial 9 first. sair ray hoy brought us the story from marshall, texas. >> we tried to dial 911 and were told that the system hasn't been updated since the incident. we tested what happened, you get a piz signal. it's because of that busy signal that henry hunt wanted to make a change. in the week since miss daughter's death, he wanted to past an online petition. >> my nine-year-old granddaughter said i tried 911 but it didn't work. i felt guilty. i felt like we shouldn't let that happen again. >> this is an industry association, the windham said, to better understand issues and potential option he for addressing them. there are options. fcc commissioner ayit pi who was moved by carey dunn's story. mr. apai, it seems like such a simple situation. but in this situation, hospitals, universities, everybody has this 9-situation. can it

or when they use an app at school that collects things and using it as a web format that they share? >> we're talking about all of the above. the internet in general, we're talking about all of that internet and app stuff that might be on a tablet, or on a computer, or even on a phone. because it's really important to remember, most of the apps are going to be used in the school, or technology, to improve educational achievement and assess how your child is performing and to see if they can do a better job in math or english or reading or science or whatever. however, that data is collected. the question is, can that data be used for noneducational purposes? can they track your child's personal information? and is it stored in a place, or accessed by people who shouldn't have access to it? that's the bottom line. >> who has access to that information? >> well, right now, it's sort of like the wild wild west. there are no clear rules and laws. what we really need to do as a country right now, or here in the bay area and across the state of california, is set some clear rules and do th

through the tactics used by ukrainian authorities. the minute it starts becoming violent one of the. men may have no option and reacts sometimes in the way they do because once that situation does get out of control like that then those two primary i'm going to tell us they can still piece quickly in whatever way you can get the demonstrators moved evolved broke want it rushed and then primary that the second part will be just to do so as safely as possible for the public but then for the officers second so i think you know in some ways when you get back to be nice against police officers in many ways it's not surprising that they haven't reacted as vigorously as they have when it's not very nice as he looks very good and indeed a lot of his colleagues and good. we've been injured as well about human beings at the end of the day you know by all stripes however well equipped they are well trained they are you know this is going to zour been an allergy but it's sort of combat in the field face to face with some dangerous people many of

everyone of us this war is stopping us from living inside. like the above to get back to school but hey we can defeat us. the syrian people should unite against a tyrant. he kills children the people says people out to the instant he drops the summer. the view. you know that we can get no money again soon and my children can continue their studies the westland held. just kidding after more time tonight. and me. i stamped single speed. we have nothing to eat here the use of gold and the people here. this taunting me every day. my team. i guess. most of the continents and in tiny streets reduced to rubble it's the expectations and added to the peace talks in switzerland. i went into the muscle to syria is that things will get better and go back to work. the regime should go and what about him what utensils from the west it's never been on serious i wanted in the now. what this means you'll be like this school and that is consuming a ticket last month the religion steel positioned on the dvr the problem was. not the men in nj. from this conferen

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this is the system we are currently using. we have a few hundred of these in use by our volunteers. it is basically a geiger counter that is in a waterproof and shock proof case. what happens is, the sensor is on the other side. >> it is about the size of a little transistor radio. >> yes. >> five inches by three inches. >> somewhere around that, yes. as you close the car window, the thing it's outside the car. basically, you just switch it on and off and it starts recording the level as you're driving around. we designed this with lots of volunteers over the last three years and it made all sorts of alterations. we are able to give these two volunteers to lower cost. or in fort lee, it is very easy to use. you do not have to be a scientist to collect this data. >> how does the data go from the box to your company safecast? are not af all, we company, we are a volunteer organization. but this is like a camera. it has an sd card. you take it out, go to our website, upload the file and you can see a map of the radiation you have measured. we match that with our database an then people

we are asking you to help us understand what you've presented to us. that's why it matters. >> i understand. >> okay. >> it's been planned as a restaurant. and i would think that fits this definition. >> okay. then that was the answer. >> okay. thank you. >> we don't know. so that's one of the problems. >> shall we hear from the zoning administrator? mr. sanchez. you also have 6 minutes. >> thank you. scott sanchez planning department. i will be brief as everyone else has been, we appreciate the diligent efforts of the deputy city attorney in these findings and the process that they have allowed for all parties to comment on that and also understand and appreciate the boards decision on this matter. i wasn't at the previous hearing but i did see a part of it televised. i understand the concerns of the board. however i also share the concerns that were raised by supervisors avalos, kim, mar, campos and by supervisor wiener. this is a code compliant project, it meets all the requirements for the zoning district and meets all the requirements and policies

it's like they use us to get into office. they use the low income people to get into office. but once they are in office they take care of the rich, more tax cuts. more breaks here. even after the bailout everybody got bonuses for the companies that were bankrupt but they did nothing for the poor or the low income. >> because the poor have no lobbyists,. >> no one to fight for them. >> no one giving campaign contributions, that's one of the fundamental problems. i would hope that the folks who are here, who tried to do what martin luther king did in 1968 with the poor people's campaign. mobilizing those voices to say you are going olisten to us -- to listen to us. that's what the president has to do. >> but right at this moment the lbj anniversary, this is actually the moment where you know you could look back in history and say this was a fight that was -- >> it is the moment but unfortunately we have civil rights organizations that unfortunately don't want to offend the president and don't want to offer the critique. they have to step up. it's not about him, it's about movi

that was very productive and useful. our interest to the chamber it that policies will create balance we think the most successful corridors are those that have healthy mixed of all retailers like local or large retailers and you know that you have this healthy mix and we hope this study will help us. one of the things at the stakeholder meeting and i see as part of the presentation was that the some of the data was analyzed and discussed in terms of supervisorial district and that's not helpful or useful. you've got to drill counsel into the neighborhood commercial district. if you're looking at it from the supervisorial view combining the formula retailer and in the supervisors districts it's different because of stones town it's not useful information. ground zero from the tension around those issues is really at the neighborhood district level and that's where the analysis has to happen not useful by the supervisorial district and you'll be able to compare the impacts from the numr

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good and we did use to data for good and so to to kind of wax poetic on whether it could be used for bad as we have the same conversation but in life mr reed we have to take a very short break now but when we come back the clever use of technology can help leticia get elected but can be same technology be used to how the voters keep those elected in check that's coming up in a few moments on a well to part. good leverage. was able to build most sophisticated robots. dorna found anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should care only. welcome back to worlds apart from really discussing politics and technology with harper reed who used to work for president obama as the chief technology officer mr reed i know that at some point of your life you go to addicted to the so-called personal informatics tracking. what have you stopped and i wonder if it's possible to develop. some sort of application that would allow or do their voters test sas politicians performance on the yardstick that they are personally interested in you know to keep po

they both used to work at apple. 100 of the 300 employees at nest used to work in apple. it looks and feels like an apple product. >> absolutely. >> why didn't apple buy them? >> there are a lot of stories about the origins of nest. power struggles, personality issues, so you have this group of apple Émigres, and they have been working -- they thought, maybe apple will buy it back, but i thought that would never happen given some of the players involved. >> their ceo is the guy who basically invented the ipad -- excuse me, the ipod. he said he is not working on phones, he is working on bigger things. my question is, look at what happened in the last two weeks. samsung came out with a connected phone. google has bought nest and multiple robotics companies. other companies are out there with smart watches and smart tvs. is the pressure heating up on apple? where is the next big product from apple? >> they will be a victim of their own success. they had a 5-7 year period that was one huge success after the other. we would become accustomed to it. when you think about it, th

you use mcguinty is also used to request confirmation from the person you're speaking to. don't forget to visit them even speak website reduce the cost of new age of st kitts was a weekday. cos breaking news called what. so much. eagles to play. stocks. good news does this holiday travel suicide attack just twenty one foreigners among the dead in afghanistan responsibility for the bombings that struck a popular restaurant. running out of time syrian opposition meets today in turkey they'll decide whether to join the upcoming peace conference. it's a day behind schedule. revelations of our church abuse scandal comes to light a report shows former pope benedict the sixteenth moved nearly four hundred priests accused of child abuse. i love this headline stop all spent at things for joining us. first to afghanistan or the death toll from that of an attack on a popular restaurant in kabul is no twenty one. many of the dead were foreigners including the u n personnel and the imf representative in the country has enlisted taliban insurgents claimed responsibility for the attack i

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when in fact, office use is already constitute 42 percent of the uses on the ground floor vs. retail which is at 25 so we're adding another percentage that doesn't sound like a lot but this is the same we have every time we look at the shadow ordinance which .01 doesn't present a shadow but when we look at it grouping that's when we have some issues. it says in the basis for recommendation that the office expects he less than 10 visitor a week with you also i can't see how that then generates active use at the ground floor. i would imagine if you're a retail establishment your expecting 10 people in the morning or afternoon i don't know how many this establishment gets but i don't understand the argument that the office will remain open to the public. does that mean i can go in the front door and warned around and talk to people as i please. we had an office on the ground floor. our door was open nobody ever came in except to find out about the historic status of the building but we wouldn't allow people to wander around. so how can we make the argument this a public use. for

it's a wonderful system it's done a lot for us and will continue to do low for us. but how we manage it and operate it is critical. in terms of the water enterprise budget but right now hetch hetchy is one division within the enterprise and we're joined by margaret and will be available for questions. again, the components are 3 im30u7bd reservoirs and 8 generating units and substations, one hundred of pipeline and 50 mieflz of paved roads. this is a big system and but for a water enterprise this is a big system we have the responsibility important out

in this past year i had an opportunity to use the k9 units after the boston bombing we used them for pride and i'm a dog lover they won't let me pet them. so i have a question 10 b is requested and you present them to the proefrment what's the process to come to some further agreement like for instance, there's a hypothetical street fair you think we can sgo do this with four officers and not 10 how do you resolve those issues. >> there's a process in the transportation code for them to ask for resolution and there's also the permit officers and the sergeant special event sergeant at the station work with the promoters to come to a resolution. it's generally considered outside how many police and other private security to hire to mitigate some of those concerns >> so it's subjective as to the captain of the station and the permit officer. >> they would be one of the first stops in this process. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner hyde. >> hi, thanks for coming out. >> you're welcome and so there's a centralized office is that a new development. i had - and a prior to november of last

couldn't be used for spying do you think oh is it use for spying. of course any piece of software can be used for spying you have no idea how simple it is for a programmer to put a backdoor into a system a back door as is explained it simply is a way for the programmer or for anybody that has a special code to log on to the software and take control. this happens all the time in fact there are there are applications that you can buy for a multiple of operating systems called keystroke logger years that will watch every keystroke that a user logs and then send that information to any address that you like with that information you can get a person's passwords you can log into them a they're in email read their e-mail you can turn on the camera on their laptop if the if the case is open and see what's happening in the room and if it's close you can turn on the microphone and listen to what's happening this is trivial people don't understand how widespread this is for example if you use the bank of america application on an android phone you have to cl

signal an identification of the people using that. they'll have to have permission to use those zones and it will have rules that reiskin will go into but respecting the minnesota lines and a making sure that certain rules their abated but for the commuter shuttle so that they're not in the way of our muni lines and also causing any further congestion or shock to the emergency e 1906. we wanted to signal an agreement on a approach that has a set of rules and has signage to let people know they're there and also a set of rules that suggest their b be there in a times and places where they'll respect the other modes of transportation that we want to have in the city. we think that with this coordinated approach we'll receive better data for our sfmta to consider for future improvements and have a ground function to talk with the commuter shuttle services and we'll have some good data to share with our companies with the practices of the employees and where the best pickup times and how they'll add value to a more efficient and safe tran

>> would you mind providing us with a chart? specifically with the can you current rates for pg and e as well as what we are proposing from cca just to have a bit of a comparison to understand you know the differences. >> sure and i'll do that focussed on residential customers? >> great. >> thank you. >> actually i'd say roll out that green tariff program to knowing what their outreach will be and how many rate pairs go to the product will be helpful. >> i can tell you what pg and e has presented in the public setting what their roll out plan is i know they had forecast the level of participation they were anticipating but when they submitted that information it was for different program characteristics so i'm not sure if that's current so i'll do some research and get back to you on that. >> energy storage the california puc recently issued a decision that requires community choice aggregation providers to include energy storage as part of the supply portfolio so that's a new blags obligation on providers and the power cost and

will greenpeace be able to get us there why do you bring us there so that they accepted. that the debates about the safety and he said don't call the nation eat meat much might. be experimental rice field is on the premises so phil rice the national rice research institute they feel rice and erie have collaborated closely on golden rice and maybe. we are turned away at the main gate. if it write your names and the official reason for your visit here. it won't be easy to get in an employee refers us tour bus. we ask him whether we can film the golden rice harvest. what it can we may have made any of. these. series normal video no filming please no cameras no information sounds like a well kept secret we're only allowed to see the golden rice on an advert. poster but wasn't this rice supposed to go to market within the current year again were perplexed. or that we try to catch a glimpse of the test field from the back you know. that this is not the steel bar to feel that it's. ok i don't know you can see trials i. hear this from you which it which i have. but. it says close

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stay with us. we are back on mosaic, very happy to talk about 40 days for life with kathleen and ron. 40 days for life. you are pro-life, you are at two locations, one in san francisco, one in san mateo. it's 8 to 8 peninsula. 8 days. we are talking about this and there is -- this is not appropriate and can't be a tithing time this is about an attempt to have people rethink abortion. so but you kathleen, come from a different perspective. >> at the university of tennessee i remember george bush senior coming and giving a speech on, it was a debate pro- life, pro-choice. i was on the side of the pro- choicers. get your roseries might be the first way i hear about the rosery. you just don't know how convincing or how powerful the holy spirit can be in changing a person's heart. that's one of the best or easiest selling points for the 40 days for life campaign. there are so many of us that have had a change of heart or maybe a change of heart to just investigate further. what is going on when we hear

good and we did use to data for good and so to to kind of wax poetic on whether it could be used for bad as we have the same conversation about in life mr reed we have to take a very short break now but when we come back the clever use of technology can help leticia get elected but can be thing to acknowledge g.b. used to how the voters keep those elected in check that's coming up in a few moments on a well to part. leg it was terrible they weren't very hard to take out. once again there is a place that has sex with her right there no legs don't want. to. play. live. a. lot of wonderful strong arm and a lot of. new knowledge base just like you and mona. lenny. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome back to worlds apart from really discussing politics and technology with harper reed who used to work for president obama as the chief technology officer mr reed i know that at some point of your life you go to addicted to the so-called personal informatics tracking your way to. what have you stopped and i wonder if it's possible to develop. some sort of

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