as a consumer you would initially download the bitcoin client and you would do that from bitcoin dot org it's open source software and the currency is not centrally managed it's not the it's not centrally issued and the transactions aren't centrally verified all those tasks are performed by the collective nudes of the network so it's almost like a headless mob where there is no central direction and that's beneficial that's what you want the main thing ok so i download the client other bit of bitcoin about org which which now i am part of the network so now you've downloaded the client you have the option either to generate coins or to perform transaction ok and send so i can either generate cohens or i can be involved in a transaction using these coins correct correct ok so let's let's put aside generating that going for a second because there is some jargon there we're going to revisit but let's just talk about transaction of the transaction side how does that work the way the transaction works as you would either have to receive or send coins so let's assume that you already have some

as it could have been they are still doing good work and i encourage veterans to check out i v w dot org if not i v w please make your voice heard as a veteran you could join us veterans for ron paul two thousand and twelve on facebook if you are a constitutional republican who wants to get involved in politics if not iraq and afghanistan veterans of america i order is also a great place to start regardless we as veterans and patriots have a duty to honor oath to the constitution and ensure that our nation will never forgets. the lessons of our experience and it was that when we get back we'll have to follow dancing on the grave of ethanol more victim global warming with some recent revelations a little bit on the pending nuclear disaster in of rask us and a special you the viewer you're watching adam vs the man six. but given that we had an apartheid regime right here. i think. well. we never got the look says they're very safe get ready because of their freedom. you know some love to see a story and it seems so sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and y

blogger at think progress dot org joins me now from california we welcome back because really nice to see you great to see you too thank you way first remind our viewers who didn't see the movie casino jack and by the way if you haven't you probably should just to ralph reed is well ralph reed was the executive director of the christian coalition in the ninety's but after that after he became kind of a kingmaker in republican politics he moved into the lobbying world and he partnered with his old buddies from college republicans jack abraham and grover norquist and some others to basically scheme and deal and really recruit some sorted clients to push a very sophisticated lobbying strategy where they're taking money from casinos and then at the same time have tricking evangelicals to lobby against their own clients so they form kind of a racket where they're collecting money from both sides in one case they collected money from a sweat shop owner and a site banned islands while collecting. instructing evangelical voters to lobby against a bill that shut down the sweat shop owners fact

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hable con sus acreedores directamente o visite termine con su deuda punto org. verano mucha gente pasa tiempo al aire libre... por eso los medicos le recuerdan a los padres de familia lo peligrosos que son los rayos del sol.---en particular, se recomienda tener mucho cuidado con los bebes y los niÑos pequeÑos, ya que no han desarrollado suficientes capas naturales de piel para protegerse de los rayos ultravioleta.---los expertos seÑalan que el daÑo que un niÑo sufre en la piel durante su primer aÑo de vida podria determinar si sufre de cancer de piel cuando es adulto. ---los menores de 6 meses deben permanecer completamente fuera del sol... los niÑos deben usar proteccion solar y sombreros que les tapen toda la cara. ---tomar mucho cafe puede hacer que las personas escuchen de mas... y no nos referimos a tener mejor oido. ---en un estudio realizado en australia, un grupo de voluntarios consumio varias tazas de cafe al dia... los participantes se pusieron audifonos y les dijeron que en el fondo escucharian una cancion navideÑa.---aunque nunca les pusieron

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org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible.

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. >> jon: and liberal blacks could have like movin'-on-up-dot-org. >> uh-uh. [laughter] >> jon: so you think the black community should vote their individual self-interest, even if that meanings voting republican? >> sure, jon. there's a lot of republicans i can see supporting. who is that brother who delivers the pizza? >> jon: that's herman cain. he's not a delivery guy. he's the former c.e.o. of godfather's pizza. >> does he still have access to pizzas? >> jon: i don't know. >> i could support him. maybe they can throw in a two liter... >> jon: are you placing an order, larry in >> yeah, damn right, jon. you wt something? >> jon: no, i don't. larry, thank you. larry wilmore, everybody. >> jon: welcome back. if you at home are anything like our studio audience, you sat through our first act wondering, why didn't you mention the latest details on the anthony weiner sexting candle. the answer is we can't do it every act of every show. we need a few minutes to remember what it was like. you know, before. [laughter] [bleeped]-gate waits for no man. at this point

org and click on the building department. check on the complaint and type in the address and there is an update of what we have done and the status of your complaint much that's up and running and on line. it tells you all the permits that are issued our under review. what are the landlord responsibilities. survey the property frequently. look at your property. if a landlord lives out of town they should get a local agent to keep an eye on their property much look at the front, the backyard this is the landlord's job. part of the business of being a landlord. maintain safe, sanitary housing. that's the obligation and you get in the landlord job. make timely repairs and respond to notices of violations. if we say or the department of public works says you got to remove that graffiti within 24 hours or 2 weeks, do it. if we say you are not providing adequate heat or hot water, take care of the problem. we have a long and complicated abatement process. if somebody doesn't do something we make you do it. it's much easier to solve

. >> jon: and liberal blacks could have like movin'-on-up-dot-org. >> uh-uh. [laughter] >> jon: so you think the black community should vote their individual self-interest, even if that meanings voting republican? >> sure, jon. there's a lot of republicans i can see supporting. who is that brother who delivers the pizza? >> jon: that's herman cain. he's not a delivery guy. he's the former c.e.o. of godfather's pizza. >> does he still have access to pizzas? >> jon: i don't know. >> i could support him. maybe they can throw in a two liter... >> jon: are you placing an order, larry in >> yeah, damn right, jon. you want something? >> jon: no, i don't. larry, thank you. larry wilmore, everybody. ((bpbp >> jon: welcome back. if you at home are anything like our studio audience, you sat through our first act wondering, why didn't you mention the latest details on the anthony weiner sexting candle. the answer is we can't do it every act of every show. we need a few minutes to remember what it was like. you know, before. [laughter] [bleeped]-gate waits for no man. at t

domain names like dot-com and dot-org could be joined by-dot--sport, dot-eco or dot-ipad. hundreds of new suffixes could appear now that internet corporation for sign name and number voted for unlimited expansion of domain names. groups and businesses willing to pay $185,000 fee can petition for name base on things like company brand or political causes. experts call it the biggest change to the system since dot-com debuted in 1984. >>> part of san francisco's great highway along ocean beach will be closed for the annual sapdz maptsz project. southbound lane of the great highway between lincoln way and shrote boulevard will shut down and remain closed until 3:00 friday afternoon. department of public works will relocate 10,000 cubic feet of stand. along the promenade. drivers are advised to use sunset for alternate route. crowded there. >> an in the of sand -- a lot of sand. >>> mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> watch out at stinson beach, because of the sharks, be it's a heat wave. we have a couple of days to push temperatures near century mark. i show you that an

for the next steps, go to knowhow2.org. >> the meeting of the entertainment commission. please call the roll. [role being called] we have a quorum. >> members of the public may address the commission on members of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes as such time as the item is called. is there anyone here that would like public comment? seeing none, review and approve the minutes of april 26th, 2011. >> i move that we continue the minutes of april 26th as we did not have a quorum to vote on them. we can vote on the minutes of may 10th. >> second. >> is there any public comment for commissioners comments on the minutes? same house, call. >> i want to identify if you have a proper quorum for the minute you're trying to approve. >> i move to approve the minutes of may 10th. >> second. >> any public comment? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> number 3, report from the executive director. >> good evening, commissioners. q

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org. somebody in that group doesn't know they can point you to someone that does. places like building resources and salvage houses if they don't have it they will give you a good idea where to find it. with leg work and phone calls and the computer it's not hard to find the resources. >> it's getting easier with the internet. >> building units, an old plumbi plumbing fixture. if the porcelain is chipped you don't have to throw it away. i know of one place in berkeley on san pablo. sunlight salvage. >> that's right. they are constantly rescuing. if i take an old thing out of a construction site i don't throw it away. they will hall it away they will give you a few bucks. they will take it off and redo the porcelain and resell it. >> another thing i wanted to point out i do in the building forensicings realm. if you look in the fixture it's not an old thing. the dates that this was fabricated, a lot of plumbing fixtures are in the fixtures this is december 30th 1947. if you look at your plumbing fixtures you will see the dates when these were made. fascinating we ca

domain names like dot-com and dot-org could be joined by-dot--sport, dot-eco or dot-ipad. hundreds of new suffixes could appear now that internet corporation for sign name and number voted for unlimited expansion of domain names. groups and businesses willing to pay $185,000 fee can petition for name base on things like company brand or political causes. experts call it the biggest change to the system since dot-com debuted in 1984. >>> part of san francisco's great highway along ocean beach will be closed for the annual sapdz maptsz project. southbound lane of the great highway between lincoln way and shrote boulevard will shut down and remain closed until 3:00 friday afternoon. department of public works will relocate 10,000 cubic feet of stand. along the promenade. drivers are advised to use sunset for alternate route. crowded there. >> an in the of sand -- a lot of sand. >>> mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> watch out at stinson beach, because of the sharks, be it's a heat wave. we have a couple of days to push temperatures near century mark. i show you that an

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org. >> outside lands -- >> (inaudible). >> and you're doing a great job for the city preserving these and other work that you do out there. some people say it's the ololdest building in san francio or the presidio officer's club. this is an adobe building built in the late 1700's and survived the earthquake. >> second location of the mission and original was two blocks down. >> and this was 1790. >> when they realized they built the original mission in the best farming area and moved it and 18th street had a creek flowing down it and that's why they move toda moved away and ae street used to be the barracks for the workers and i will use that term loosely and they weren't happy to be there. >> unhappy workers. >> they didn't want to be part of the mission at that time. >> how thick are the walls? >> probably two to 3 feet thick. >> and performed well in the 1 1906 earthquake? >> it does. does did. i think t to it didn't do well but this is so massive. >> another building and the sunny side conservatory and build in 1901 and fell into disrepair and people tried to demolish and got the

prime minisister orge papandreou made an urgent appeal, saying the country's collapse had to be avoided at all costs. >> this is nothing less than a choice between a step forward for greece or a step backwards for greece. >> many shops and banks remain closed as part of a nationwide genel strike against the package of cuts. general transport came almost to a complete standstill. >> the austerity measures are not fair. they affect the working class, and not the rich people, that they should pay. >> but like earlier austerity measures, the spending cutss affect everyone. with cuts in social security and public-sector wages, reduced public-sector subsidies, cutbacks in health service, and more sell-offs of publicly owned assets. the goal is to save a total of 70 billion euros by 2015. the decision by the parliament in athens has staved off a debt default for now. what the people of greece do not have is any hope for a quick economic recovery. >> well, we spoke earlier to our correspondent natalee in athens and began to ask her what happens next after t the fst hurdle of the austerity p pla

housing 1000.org. >> i guess you can google facebook -- >> get it through our website. >> and folks can sign up directly by june 20th. >> all right. registration by june 20th. we do need the volunteers to go out. it's not a head count, you're actually -- >> there's interaction. and we're going to have a training beforehand so everyone will know exactly what to do and some incentives for the homeless to engage them so they want to answer some very personal questions so there's lots of training before -- one training before so everyone will be well equipped to go but there is some interaction. >> are we trailblazing here? is this something innovative? >> it's actually part of a natural 100,000 homes campaign. we're one of 83 communities that have adopted housing the chronically homeless, that are the most vulnerable. everyone does it the same way, doing a national registry week. this is our santa clara county's turn to do that. >> we're going to share the information one more time. it has a twitter handle and the web address. we do need 500 volunteers within the next couple of weeks so ma

prime minisister orge papandreou made an urgent appeal, saying the country's collapse had to be avoided at all costs. >> this is nothg less than a choice between a step forward for greece or a step backwards for greece. >> many shops and banks remain closed as part of a nationwide genel strike against the package of cuts. general transport came almost to a complete standstill. >> the austerity measures are not fair. they affect the working class, and not the rich people, that they should pay. >> but like earlier austerity measures, the spending cutss affect everyone. with cuts in social security and public-sector wages, reduced public-sector subsidies, cutbacks in health service, and more sell-offs of publicly owned assets. the goal is to save a total of 70 billion euros by 2015. the decision by the parliament in athens has staved off a debt default for now. what the people of greece do not have is any hope for a quick economic recovery. >> well, we spoke earlier to our correspondent natalee in athens and began to ask her what happens next after t the fst hurdle of the austerity p plana

and the entire mavs org. mavs never stoond now entire franchise gets rings. old lesson for all, there are no short cuts, none. cal's baseball team showing the university why talks about cutting the baseball program were a bad idea. the bears beat dallas baptist to earn their first college world series berth in 19 years. they have little time to let it sink in. cal does not have to be at opening ceremonies until friday. the world series schedule is not set yet. the earliest the bears can play is saturday. >> 4:50 coming up. graduation day, special for every high school. but at this berkeley school extra special. we'll tell you why coming up. plus, lawmakers will return to work on capitol hill minus one man. the latest on the anthony weiner scandal. >> and good news in mountain view. a sipg alert there just cleared westbound 237 at 85 is clear a. full look at your monday morning commute coming up. >> 4:53. a lot of graduations in the bay area this weekend. one extra special, a college prep school in berkeley graduated its first class of seniors, all 17 grads ac

. >>> we all know about dot- com,.org, but a big meeting could change the way we surf the web. >> the organization that oversees internet addresses, no secret that web addresses are in short semi now, especially with the popular dot-com domain. so the big discussion now is whether to have more domain names like dot-bank, i love this one, dot-vegas among those being considered. >>> time now is 4:46. the firefight in arizona taking a turn for the worse. the setback leading to more evacuations there. >>> and a california girl captures the crown. the controversial issue she tackled in order to back miss uas. >>> and never told to say "i do," how an online dating service led to a love connection for a couple in their 90s coming up. >>> time for today's travel forecast. plenty of sunshine around the bay area, nothing to stop you today. if headed on out, 80 degrees in san francisco. headed to other parts of the country, into the south, still staying hot, some partly cloudy skies, about 95 degrees in houston, and a slight chance of a few showers. continuing on toward atlanta, we will see nice

that means suffixes beyond the usual.com,.net, or .org. applications will be accepted next year. >>> hospital-acquired infections are among the leading causes of death in the united states and that's why the california legislature passed a law requiring hospitals to let the public know how many of their patients come down with an infection. the law is meant to let people shop around and pick a hospital with a good track record. buddy liz a bet cook shows us hospitals are going to court so they don't have to give you that information. >> well i needed some surgery on my lower spine. >> reporter: when bob flood went in for elective back surgery doctors told him he would be up and walking again in days. but 24 hours after getting home from ucsf. >> my wouldn't was draining more than it should have been. >> reporter: he had an infection. >> i was shocked and especially when i found out what infection it was. >> reporter: it was mersa, a potentially deadly bacteria resistant to most antibiotics. it landed him back in the hospital for a month. h

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hable con sus acreedores directamente o visite termine con su deuda punto org. m una mujer convive en su casa con decenas de muertos en una comunidad indígena de guatemala víctimas de una matanza dwu ran te la guerra civil entre ellas varios miembros sudo familia veamos. >>> doña maría tiene 76 huéspedes en su casa pero son poco comúnes son los restos de 76 meenls de miembros de su moon kadz masacrados por el ejército entre el 70 y 76 en una de estas cajas están los restos sudo esposo >>> me ha dolido bastante porque si no hubiese pasado la geefsh estuviera mi esposo. >>> aunque han pasado 30 a nos todavía llevan afloro de piel este recuerdo. >>> mucha tristeza si estuviera vivo papá estuviéramos mejor pero lamentablemente lo que pasó, fue que lo mataron, no es que murió de una enfermedad. >>> recuerdo como si fuera ayer los últimos momento que compartió con su padre. >>> se cuidan nos de skwi él pero no pensé que nunca lo volvería a ver, esa vez me perdí 8 días con mi mamá en la moollaa a pesar que era una niña no olvidará el día que el

♪orge ramos. >> por torrico esta en crisis,45 de cada 100 puertorriqueÑos son pobres. ha habido protestas. y el gobierno tiene una deuda gigantesca y ha despedido a miles de empleados pÚblicos. senador, gracias por estar con nosotros. >> es un honor para mÍ estar con ustedes. >> porque usted va a poder con todos estos problemas? >> he participado en las tres ramas del gobierno, conozco desde adentro al gobierno, he participado en empresas privadas y he podido saber cuÁles son los problemas de puerto rico. >> cÓmo va a a ser Útil para no despedir mÁs gente? >> en primer lugar tenemos que establecer polÍticas de creaciÓn de capital local, e invitar a capital extranjero con polÍticas adecuadas. en este gobierno se han impuesto polÍticas de despido. no sÓlo en empresas pÚblicas, tambiÉn en empresas privadas. nosotros creemos, en la creaciÓn de empleo, es la prioridad 1 de mi gobierno. para atender el problema deficitario, hay que crear capital. >> usted va a despedir gente? >> por supuesto que no, la prioridad uno es la creaciÓn de empleo. en la construcciÓ

republicans and it's not the democrats michael collins has a great blog it's called the money party dot org and he calls it that he says it's the money part and i think he's spot on i think he's nailed it they have one mission to make more money at all costs period now historically we have had if we look at presidents through the course of american history we've had a couple of presidents who've been willing to take on great well the michael collins calls the money just been around for oil basically forever i mean really with the rise of the railroad barons relating to hundreds was really got big really started and the last to do that was have t.r. he talked about taking on a dictatorship he said america should not be mob rule or the overprivileged are right here in this. economic royalists some flame away saying go up throw the institutions of america. what they really claim. is that we take away oh oh really just. a really good so america. great. feel about throw. in famous they speak the day in this but i in the flesh and. then the blindness they booked. was going to constitute. so low a

org you can also feel the human coast of those terrible times dance from the walls of the fortress maybe you cannot see clearly behind that smoke is a living reminder about that the roches night thousands of people were buried alive on these four square kilometers on the night of the twenty second of june nineteen forty one defending the prettiest fortress was the first battle for the soviet union in the great. war but it was also one of its most boy couldn't chapters the nazi invade us expected that they would capture it swiftly but instead they came up against resistance which held out for months full thousand people managed to flee the touch of the fortress but most of them were killed shortly often both thousands others were besieged behind the fortress as was the last of the captured at the end of july nine hundred forty one though some reports even suggest that isolated resistance wasn't counted even a month later because of that battle left behind inscriptions like the one with a knife on a wall i'm dying but i want to run we're not leaving the fortress. but looking back seventy y

one of the most to see the old states in the united states check out the check out quality trust dot org you can see the stats you know or read the book the spirit level because the answer is one of the yes even the old states know it's it's because it doesn't have massive poverty and doesn't have a bunch of billionaires because david does not have the problems that we have here david i.e. our social programs and our illegal alien problem. has more than a share of illegal aliens where david we're out of time but thank you for being thank you for having me on as always it's a pleasure and thank you your viewing audience you're welcome chris christie should be proud of himself in my opinion he works two years as a lobbyist on behalf of private schools and becomes governor and hands over new jersey's public schools to his former employer to be privatized i guess he is officially the best governor money can buy. one thing that was conspicuously absent from the republican debate last night beside the word middle class was the issue of climate change perhaps that's because all the crank candid

a human being and your life has value we are anonymous we are legion expect us what is the plan dot org and a sort of response to that not really related but from twitter where and w o blog writes i've been calling for an eighty's resignation for a long time i sure as hell don't need anonymity to do it all right and on facebook we have a comment from tyler cuke ass who writes adam lets you think on the rights of america do you think kids should have of the same rights as adults smoke or not forces such as military with parents permission please you and other contact me on this i already smoke and i plan to go into the military life would be easier if i could just do it now i hope we got it got all that it is right and it was well if you already smoke and want to join the military clearly your intended not to make life easier but you can make communications easier by working on your grammar and spelling now i believe that children are whole and complete human beings entitled to the same rights as anyone the only restrictions should be based on their abilities not their age go north adult

republicans and it's not the democrats michael collins as a great blog it's called the money party dot org and he calls it that he says it's the money party and i think he's he's spot on i think he's nailed it they have one mission to make more money at all costs period now historically we have had if we look at presidents through the course of american history we've had a couple of presidents who've been willing to take on great well what michael collins calls the money which is been around for basically forever i mean really with the rise of the railroad barons and the way to hundreds was when it really got big really started and the last to do that was have are he talks about taking on a dictatorship he said americans should. mob rule or the overprivileged alike here it is. the. economically. plain. wrong so. america what they really claim. is that we will take away. oh really. so our allegiance to american institutions. they overthrow all of this coming up. in famous they seek to hide behind the play and the constitution in their blindness they book. what's going to constitute some spa

the most to see through all states in the united states check out the check out equality trust that org you can see the stats you know or read the book the spirit level because he has your daughter the most states know it's it's because it doesn't have massive poverty it doesn't have a bunch of billionaires because david does not have the problems that we have here david i.e. our social programs and our illegal alien problem. has more than a share of illegal aliens where david we're out of time but thank you for being thank you for having me on as always it's a pleasure and thank you your viewing audience you're welcome chris christie should be proud of himself in my opinion he works two years as a lobbyist on behalf of private schools and you comes government hands over new jersey's public schools from his former employer to be privatized i guess he is officially the best governor money can buy. one thing that was conspicuously absent from the republican debate last night beside the word middle class was the issue of climate change perhaps that's because all the crank candidates are fi

you at home this is the porcupine freedom festival for pets dot com most of my free state project out org has nothing to do with pork products although there will be a barbecue at some point and technically just so you know pork is short for porcupine nothing to do with pork you know either but who knows thanks so much for watching you watching adam says the man we'll see on monday thank. you. more news today violence has once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. to get. wealthy british style. market. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with months concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. clip. coupons. look. welcome to technology update and welcome to tomsk a city carved over four centuries ago out of the endless forests and swamps of siberia already an established center for some of russia's wizkid students and their smart ideas and a toast is transforming itself into an integrator for an expanding cluster of innovative busin

is artie correspondent lauren lyster and alex sites all reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and the progress report thanks for joining me this evening he's writing out i'm really excited for republican candidates to finally just jump in and just admit that they're running because i love nothing more than cheesy campaign ads but they're. hurdy a really really good one from someone who's been in the race for quite a long time coming from herman cain take a look at this. now sarah palin gets a fancy buzz herman cain as a zone trade i kind of like the better of you guys i find this whole thing really endearing and it can i have it up i think about the little engine that could because herman cain you know he's the underdog doesn't have a whole lot of money and the production value of this thing is a little bit if you know it's him paul and you know michael bay produced you know it's simple and yet for sure but the it's just so endearing you know he's out there talking to the people they're saying he's going to raise cain they've got the little footage of the train going by but a

dive deeper into the subject i was a leaf on investigative reporter a blogger at think progress dot org lee welcome back. good to see you the koch's run and oil company why are they interested in wall street deregulation. well you know in the last two years or so people have come to know the koch brothers and people mostly know them as the temper company or well reviving company or pipeline company but they're one of the largest private companies in the world the largest or the second largest in the country and i've died a little bit i've done a little bit deeper into their business practices and what actually generates all these billions of dollars for them and. essentially part of the coast. business is more akin to a hedge fund or a big institutional investor because since the eighty's they've been actually pioneering a lot of the to print exotic financial products other contributing to the skyrocketing price of oil and other commodities today through my research i found that the koch brothers koch industries invented the very first up oil derivative derivative the best on the price

random attacks joining me to discuss this is alexander thompson founder of venice three eleven dot org sandra thank you so much for joining us tonight thanks for having me now like i said it's happened in chicago numerous times now over the last couple of months in philadelphia these have been reported what can you tell us about what's going on in the l.a. area. well you know as as this trend has continued across the u.s. where we're not immune to it either here in l.a. and you know what happened here specifically was. two rival gangs started sending tweets out to meet at the basketball courts here in venice beach they started on a on a friday afternoon and they said you know meet at the basketball courts tomorrow at five o'clock in venice beach and you know i monitor all the the tweets for venice beach and normally i just do it because we have so many tourists and people you know take a picture and send a picture and i started just seeing this massive reach tweeting of this message and it was it was really strange and then i started seeing the gang language so you know in l.a. that's

dive deeper into the subject now is lee from investigative reporter a blogger at think progress dot org lee welcome back. good to see you the koch's run and oil company why are they interested in wall street deregulation. well you know in the last two years or so people have come to know the koch brothers and people mostly know them as a temper company or an oil refining company or pipeline company but they're one of the largest private companies in the world the largest or the second largest in the country and i've died a little bit i've done a little bit deeper into their business practices and what actually generates all these billions of dollars for them and what essentially part of khowst. business is more akin to a hedge fund or a big institutional investor has since the eighty's they've been actually pioneering a lot of the different exotic financial products other contributing to the skyrocketing price of oil and other commodities today through my research i found that the koch brothers koch industries invented the very first derivative derivative the best on the price of oil an

the civil disobedience evolution fund in new hampshire and so they sent me here see the evolution dot org where we've been covering this and everybody is like jason you just got to go to d.c. and you got to go you know and it's very poor black for me today and solidarity are these were supposed to be cobweb or were some colorful tomorrow now that you can wear like a dr seuss hat or something thing about bring out my tie dye move no. well you know what for people who might be watching this right now we're going to we want to end the show tonight with a very special demonstration because dancing in protest doesn't actually require any dancing skills and i we're going to we're going to demonstrate this make it very clear for you're an echo you get a little a little music in here and we have we have footloose all right so what we want to demonstrate here is that you don't need any kind of dancing skills whatsoever to come out and join us tomorrow to stand up for your rights to stand up for the constitution stand up for freedom anyways let's do a gentleman.

monday evening and joining me tonight is alex sites all reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and r.t. correspondent christine frizzle thanks for joining me guys let's go over it so we all know the onion with we've spoken about maybe with the same panel with our happy hour how there are some people out there that unfortunately think about the news real news but they're not but so he had to think that fox news is really well to get even more depressing i think. in their typical satirical kind of sticking to the fashion i big the onion it now is saying that they should be eligible for a pulitzer prize take a look at this clip. the only. one there was something. a little more. matter in the slightest than listen. or it comes with it that's why we hear it affect. our lives to exposing the committee's despicable bigotry. and making sure that america's finest receives the crimes which he deserves. and they've actually submitted the paperwork here and you know try to see if they're eligible for an award when it comes to commentary or public service but what i think they're really doi

you put together to help people organize around the suffer sure it's r t two thousand and twelve dot org and several other campaign . it's a completely separate from the campaign you know the ron paul scene was known to the ron paul campaign was known in two thousand and eight as being grassroots driven and this is no different but instead of doing something say that's fundamentally frivolous you know this is actually a very concrete thing that we can do that the mainstream media cannot take away so it's going to be very difficult thing for the mainstream media to spend its way out of a win in ames because you know it's usually a very high profile event so it's r t twenty twelve or it's the same software that we used during my campaign. people are who worked on our campaign are familiar with it takes about literally about ten seconds to sign in and then all you do is even for those people who are maybe a little called reluctant little afraid to make a phone call well you have to do is just pick up the the phone dial folks just ask if they're wrong paul supporters and that's it no cell ma

joining me from our studio in new york is john young who runs the document leaking site cryptome dot org john thank you so much for joining us tonight. now johnny you've been in the game for quite a long time and i think that it's easy for anybody to assume that there is a lot of paranoia there's a lot of mistrust that goes along with being somebody who's a hacker who has to hide their identity from the feds often because you think that has gotten worse is there more mistrust more paranoia at least that's popped up in the last couple years now that the feds have i guess more intelligence gathering capabilities. well what is happening is that paranoia and suspicion has actually started to be constructive but hackers are quite aware that they've been infiltrated from day one the internet has been infiltrated from day one. and so that hackers have been adjusting to this all along and there is back and forth there are people who are working multiple sides working for commerce working for the feds working for their own private gain so this has been something of a very complicated bizarre this

joining me from our studio in new york is john gunn who runs the document leaking site cryptome dot org john thank you so much for joining us tonight. now johnny you've been in the game for quite a long time and i think that it's easy for anybody to assume that there's a lot of paranoia there's a lot of mistrust that goes along with being somebody who's a hacker who has to hide their identity from the feds often but do you think that has gotten worse is there more mistrust more paranoia at least that's popped up in the last couple years now that the feds have i guess more intelligence gathering capabilities. well what has happened is that paranoia and suspicion has actually started to be constructive but hackers are quite aware that they've been infiltrated from day one the internet has been infiltrated from day one. and so that hackers have been adjusting to this all along and there is back and forth there are people who are working multiple sides working for commerce working for the feds working for their own private gain so this is been something of a very complicated bizarre this bo

this monday evening and joining me tonight is alex sites all reporter a blogger for think progress dot org and archie correspondent christine. thanks for joining me guys i found it so we all know the onion and we've spoken about maybe with the same panel for a happy hour how there are some people out there that unfortunately think about news real news but they're not but so he had to think that fox news is really well to get even more depressing i think. in their typical satirical kind of stigmas of the fashion i pig the onion it now is saying that they should be eligible for a pulitzer prize to look at this but. the sobering such. a little bit more. matter in the slightest and listen how could we code word comes with it that's why we hear it affects. our lives to exposing the mideast to speak of bigotry. and making sure that america's finest receives the problems. he deserves. now they've actually submitted the paper work here and you know trying to see if they're eligible for an award and times do commentary or public service but i think they're really doing is trying to highlight the fa