go ahead daniel go ahead daniel yeah i just want to jump in because you know i think you know i guess i'm just curious both of the other guests for one it's very very likely that we will have digital currencies in the future this is a trend that we've seen over the past twenty years the first digital currencies were implemented in the ninety's they were regulated out of existence but they're going to continue to evolve and get better over time so it's a big stake to dismiss a big point whether or not because it is successful long term you know nobody knows but we will have virtual currencies and we will have decentralized currencies and we also need to be aware what the implications of this is right now governments regulate every bank they regulate currencies very strongly so that they can control money laundering so that they can prevent abuses by controlling the financial sector and whether or not you agree with something you know it may or may not be an abuse but that's how governments control things through the financial sector with the centralized currencies governments that lose

good mind we have left third gas to jump in here because i had daniel go ahead daniel yeah i just want to jump in because you know i think you know i guess i'm just curious both of the other guests for one it's very very likely that we will have digital currencies in the future this is a trend that we've seen over the past twenty years the first digital currencies were implemented in the ninety's they were regulated out of existence but they're going to continue to evolve and get better over time so it's a big stake to dismiss big point whether or not because it is successful long term you know nobody knows but we will have virtual currencies and we will have decentralized currencies and we also need to be aware of what the implications of this is right now governments regulate every bank they regulate currencies very strongly so that they can control money laundering so that they can prevent abuses by controlling the financial sector you know whether or not you agree with something you know it may or may not be an abuse but that's how governments control things through the financial s

get my we have live thirty gas today plan to jump ahead daniel go ahead daniel yeah i just want to jump in because you know i think you know i guess i'm just curious both of the other guests for one it's very very likely that we will have digital currencies in the future this is a trend that we've seen over the past twenty years the first digital currencies were implemented in the ninety's they were regulated out of existence but they're going to continue to evolve and get better over time so it's a big stake to dismiss big point whether or not because it is successful long term you know nobody knows but we will have virtual currencies and we will have decentralized currencies and we also need to be aware what the implications of this is right now governments regulate every bank they regulate currencies very strongly so that they can control money laundering so that they can prevent abuses by controlling the financial sector and whether or not you agree with something you know it may or may not be an abuse but that's how governments control things through the financial sector with the c

go ahead daniel and i think again you know let's go to daniel let's go to you. one of the few gentlemen the gentleman plays i need to go to daniel ok grow over time yeah i mean what you daniel why is it important to have so big difference between the nascent you know the size isn't as important right now the point is that right now with a technology you look at it as a network and the networks are growing increasingly you have more and more users in the last two to six i saw showed the big point was larger than twenty or forty of the world's smallest currencies so it does have a large population use and it grows every day we see what what used to be something that was really. nice market where you had a small number of users and arcas libertarian kind of crypto libertarians who are obsessed with this now it's moved mainstream as a mayor said you have lots of businesses who are putting billions of dollars into new startups gentlemen i have to jump in here we have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the big point stay

go ahead daniel and i think again you know let's go to daniel here let's go to you then you already have you know he's one of the few gentlemen and gentlemen place i need to go to daniel ok to grow over time yeah i mean again you why is it important to have separate homes because it's a nascent you know the size isn't as important right now the point is that right now with a technology you look at it as a network and the networks are growing increasingly you have more and more users the last two to six i saw showed the big point was larger than twenty or forty of the world's smallest currencies so it does have a large population use and it grows every day we see what what used to be something that was really. nice market where you had a small number of users and arcas libertarian kind of crypto libertarians who are obsessed with this now it's moved mainstream as a mirror said you have lots of businesses who are putting billions of dollars into new startups gentlemen i have to jump in here we have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on bitc

it's me, daniel tiger! look, i'm wearing my pajamas! wanna know why? because i'm sleeping over at prince wednesday's castle tonight. and my mom and dad are too! - that's right! - bye, trolley! - thanks, trolley! it's gonna be so much fun! - ha! ha! ha! a royal hello to you! boop-she-boop-she-boo!

- hello, farmer daniel. oink, oink! - howdy! - hey, daniel, i really like your farmer's hat! - thanks. - i wish i had one too. - i think i have another one somewhere around here. hmm, where is that hat?

thanks, danielle. i'm not sure what could be a larger challenge in following the mayor to speak. the documents of the first - they called out the need to make a contribution what our employees and workers live and work. and the companies they funded 75 years ago has made a great number of commitments and frankly a great commitment of money and passion to this community. we had the opportunity to bring the super bowl back to the area after a thirty year hiatus but but clearly we're not alone. we have folks in silicon valley who share this opportunity google and yahoo and all companies who's on history is woven into the fabric of argue country. the super bowl stands for the ultimate in competition and it's the most watched game in the world. and the city embodied all about this great event. it's a platform that reaches millions of people and can lift people up and give them the opportunity. and to this end we're proud to make super 50 the most charitable. we'll give children the opportunity to stand on t

- hello, farmer daniel. oink, oink! - howdy! - hey, daniel, i really like your farmer's hat! - thanks. - i wish i had one too. - i think i have another one somewhere around here.

go ahead daniel go ahead daniel yeah i just want to jump in because you know i think you know i guess i just you're both of the other guests for one it's very very likely that we will have digital currencies in the future this is a trend that we've seen over the past twenty years the first digital currencies were implemented in the ninety's they were regulated out of existence but they're going to continue to evolve and get better over time so it's a big stake to dismiss big point whether or not because it is successful long term you know nobody knows but we will have virtual currencies and we will have decentralized currencies and we also need to be aware of what the implications of this is right now governments regulate every bank they regulate currencies very strongly so that they can control money laundering so that they can prevent abuses by controlling the financial sector whether or not you agree with something you know it may or may not be an abuse but that's how governments control things through the financial sector with the centralized currencies governments that lose that

(daniel snoring softly) ready? let's say, "wake up, daniel tiger." wake up, daniel tiger. (daniel yawns.) - good morning, tigey. hi, dad. - good morning. (daniel yawns.) - oh, hi, neighbor. - what a beautiful day in the neighborhood. - wow! ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day to say good morning to you ♪ ♪ good morning! - ♪ good morning - ♪ good morning - ♪ good morning to you! - good morning. muah! - good morning to you. i think i have to go potty. - definitely need to go in the morning when you wake up.

tiger's neighborhood ♪ (daniel laughing) - neiiigh! hi, neighbor! i'm playing with my farm animals! see? this is my horse! neigh! and my cow! mooo! follow me! (daniel humming) here's my sheep! hello, sheep! baaa! oink! oink! oink! baaa! oink! oink! so, animals, where do you want to go? do you want to go to the farm? baaa! oink! oink! moo! moo! moo! neigh! (mom humming) hi, mom. we're going to a farm! oink! oink! oink! baaa! wanna play with us? my neighbor's playing too! - hi, neighbor! i wish i could play with you, daniel, and you animals too, but i'm doing a bit of cleanup right now. maybe later, ok? - oink! baaa! animals said, ok! - oh! and don't forget, miss elaina is coming over today. - mooo! i remember! thanks, mom! - (both): ugga mugga! (mom humming) - ♪ cleaning, cleaning - moo! oink! oink! oink! oink! baaa! baaa! neiiigh! mooo!

thanks, danielle. i'm not sure what could be a larger challenge in following the mayor to speak. the documents of the first - they called out the need to make a contribution what our employees and workers live and work. and to they funded 75 years ago has made a great number of commitments and frankly a great commitment of money and passion to this community. we had the opportunity to bring the super bowl back to the area after a thirty year hiatus but but clearly we're not alone. we have folks in silicon valley who share this opportunity google and yahoo and all companies who's on history is woven into the fabric of argue country. the super bowl stands for the ultimate in competition and it's the most watched game in the world. and the city embodied all about this great event. it's a platform that reaches millions of people and can lift people up and give them the opportunity. and to this end we're proud to make super 50 the most charitable. we'll give children the opportunity to stand on their own fe

(daniel laughs.) - ♪ ba ba badada da - here you go, tigey! hug! i've never been at your house at bedtime before. this is my first sleepover. - you know what, daniel? mine too! i'm excited! let's play dinosaurs! rooaaarrr! i'm a big t-rex!

we are parents at daniel webster and petrillo hill. we are here to talk to you about supporting efforts to keep families in san francisco. it's well documented that one of the san francisco's greatest challenges is retaining middle-class families. the two reasons for family flight is affordable housing and public schools. i would like start by telling you the story of our school. back in 2005 the san francisco school district slated daniel webster for closure. at the time it was underenrolled and in the dire need of repair and of being isolated. a group of parents, their kids just babies, rallied the neighborhood and convinced the board of education to keep the school open. today it's a magnet for families of our attendance area. it started with incredible capable parents, now daniel webster has a pre-school onsite, and emersion program and requests on the rise. it's integrated portraya al of petrillo hill. what a san francisco family success story, we have demonstrated how a high quality, integrated public school can overcome family f

(daniel giggles.) - i like pretending. do you? - well, i'm glad you like pretending because i have a surprise to share... - a surprise? what is it? - i'm going to bring something special to the dress up corner. come see! - let's go see what it is! zoom! hi, friends! - (kids): hi, daniel! - ribbet! ribbet! - hiya, toots! (harriet laughing) - there! - why did you put this box here? - hmm, this looks like a box to you? - uh-huh... - it looks like a box to me too, teacher harriet! - are you sure? - hoo-hoo! it's a box! i'm sure it's a box! it looks just like the picture on my box book! - hmmm... well, i think, if you pretend, this box can be anything

for the daniel rose dinner. >> rose: yes, the daniel rose dinner. all the daniel rose were invited. >> i have a list of 12 daniel roses. i know a daniel rose who works for a big bank in germany, another daniel rose in new york city. woody allen was danny rose once in the movie. yes, absolutely. there's charlie rose who is kind of an honorary daniel rose. at least the other daniel rose of new york has confirmed that he would like you to be an honorary. >> rose: when are we doing this. >> the 21st of march, 2014. >> rose: 14. >> the first day of spring. >> rose: i missed the last one. >> so did i. i kept thinking it was november or something when we spoke about this and i said we've got enough time. and then what i don't have is enough time. >> rose: me either but i'll be there march 23rd, 2014. with papers. [laughter] so you dream of proving you could do it in france, doing it in france, making spring everything that it is. and then one day you'll come back and you'll come to new york and you'll do it in new york. >> that hasn't yet become part of th

. - daniel, come inside. i have something to show you. i made it all by myself. - ok, katerina. - meow, meow, we'll be upstairs, mommy. - oh, ok, meow, meow. - come on! (daniel and katerina laughing) hello! - i have a surprise for you, mr. bear. (both laughing) see? we're having a birthday tea for mr. monkey. - well, happy birthday, mr. monkey. - thank you. hee! hee! hee! - a birthday party? i love birthday parties. - yes, meow, meow. and... beary bear is coming to the party.

for the daniel rose dinner. >> rose: yes, the daniel rose dinner. all the daniel rose were invited. >> i have a list of 12 daniel roses. i know a daniel rose who works for a big bank in germany, another daniel rose in new york city. woody allen was danny rose once in the movie. yes, absolutely. there's charlie rose who is kind of an honorary daniel rose. at least the other daniel rose of new york has confirmed that he would like you to be an honorary. >> rose: when are we doing this. >> the 21st of march, 2014. >> rose: 14. >> the first day of spring. >> rose: i missed the last one. >> so did i. i kept thinking it was november or something when we spoke about this and i said we've got enough time. and then what i don't have is enough time. >> rose: me either but i'll be there march 23rd, 2014. with papers. [laughter] so you dream of proving you could do it in france, doing it in france, making spring everything that it is. and thenne day u'll come backnd youl comeo new york and you'll do it in new york. >> that hasn't yet become part of the dream. >

- (daniel): a dragon! - (o): nifty-galifty! - (katerina): wowza! - but... but, teacher harriet, that dragon's so big! - we are going to work together to make a big dragon! ♪ if you can't do it alone, work together ♪

this is what daniel would do. he would look into his heart and try to fix things and we can't tell you how much or how deeply it touches us that you are looking into your hearts, taking your time and your talents and devoting yourselves to fixing this. we know that there is no simple answer to this. this is our mission. and it will take government action. we are going to have to look into our hearts about the way that we treat each other. fundamental family values, connecting, talk to the person who is sitting alone. and the unity, and the tech effort is going to bring to this. it is going to be a huge part of fixing this. and we just want to say thank you, because i think we are going to work together to make the world safer for our children, and their children and so, hopefully in the not too distant future, we are live in a safer society. thank you all very much. >> nicole hawkly. >> i want to echo what mark and jackie said around their thanks for everyone who is here today and supporting this initiative. my na

here today with daniel hurtado, the executive director of the existing central market community benefit district. the central market cbd is coming to an end of its seven-year term when its assessment collection term ends. the services will be provided to existing property owners within the cbd boundaries through the end of december. members of the board of directors of central market cbd and cbd renewal steering committee have been conducting outreach over a year in an effort to determine if there was an among residents and merchants and yes, should the renewed cbd use the existing boundaries or was an expanded boundary preferable to achieve the cbd's in the neighborhood's goalsin the other things that s you are pretty high up on the hill, passing what are the science wing and the 5, 6, and 7th grade science classroom and now you are coming down on revere and off the science classrooms on to where the green garden are and the tanks on the back are to collect the rain water to irrigate the fields and do the things that we need. we are swinging back down the multipurpose room which has wi

we are parents at daniel webster and petrillo hill. we are here to talk to you about supporting efforts to keep families in san francisco. it's well documented that one of the san francisco's greatest challenges is retaining middle-class families. the two reasons for family flight is housing and public schools. i would like start by telling you the story of our school. back in 2005 the san francisco school district slated daniel webster for closure. at the time it was underenrolled and in the dire need of repair and of being isolated. a group of parents, their kids just babies, rallied the neighborhood and convinced the board of education to keep the school open. today it's a magnet for families of our attendance area. it started with incredible capable parents, now daniel webster has a pre-school onsite, and emersion program and requests on the rise. it's integrated portraya al of petrillo hill. what a san francisco family success story, we have demonstrated how a high quality, integrated public school can overcome family flight. ther

danielle notingham report -- danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: girls as young as 15 will soon be able to buy plan b one-step over the count. until now anyone under 17 needed a prescription to buy the morning after pill but now all someone needs is identification showing they are 15. groups like the family research council say young girls should not be making these decisions without their doctors or families. >> parents are still in control of their daughters' lives at this point, and they're not -- their concerns are going to be bypass. >> reporter: but women's groups wish the restrictions came with no age restriction. >> it make it is more burdennensome to get access for all ages. >> reporter: a federal judge ruled the fda must make the drug available to anyone regardless of age. there's still no final decision in that case. plan b does not end a pregnancy. it prevents ovulation if taken within 72 hours of having unprotected sex. the drug's maker has to change its packaging to meet the fda's new requirements. that is expected to take a few months. danielle nottingham, cbs new

. >>> well, i'm daniel leery. the chair of the super bowl committee. we've been going at this for about 9 months now and mayor lee gave me the honor and privilege of taking on this task. we've had an incredible momentum and we have mayor and condoleeza rice and steve lewis, we have some firepower to the committee in the form of world champions and hall of famer and folks that have taken over part of 10 percent of super bowls and we can't thank you enough for taking this on. we hand off our final package. the one thing i want to realize is that this is a community effort. it's not just about san francisco, santa clara, san jose. it's about the entire region coming together. the reason i took on this goal is that we have amazing things had -- happening in our community and we are going to highlight these in the next six weeks and i'm also highlighting things that are not yet great. we have 1.2 million people who are too poor to meet their basic needs. what we are going to do by bringing the greatest game to the region is we are going to make this for the

here today with daniel hurtado, the executive director of the existing central market community benefit district. the central market cbd is coming to an end of its seven-year term when its assessment collection term ends. the services will be provided to existing property owners within the cbd boundaries through the end of december. members of the board of directors of central market cbd and cbd renewal steering committee have been conducting outreach over a year in an effort to determine if there was an among residents and merchants and yes, should the renewed cbd use the existing boundaries or was an expanded boundary preferable to achieve the cbd's in the neighborhood's goalsin the other things that they were looking into, over the past year was what services would the renewed district need to provide in order to meet the current needs the central market area based on the lessons learned and what should the assessment methodology look like to provide the needed services? in addition, how long should a new district, if established be in place, given the goals that the area and the cbd

- thanks, daniel. - prince wednesday, would you like to go first? - yes! i'm gonna be the silliest magician! - ♪ hi, prince wednesday, how do you do? ♪ ♪ show us something special that you can do ♪ - ladies and gentlemen... and owls, and kitty cats, and tigers... watch me say the magic word, and pull a duck out of my hat! abraca-doodle! (laughter) abraca-doggie! (laughter)

[brakes screech] >>> well, i'm daniel leery. the chair of the super bowl committee. we've been going at this for about 9 months now and mayor lee gave me the honor and privilege of taking on this task. we've had an incredible momentum and we have mayor and condoleeza rice and steve have to the committee in the form of world champions and hall of famer and folks that have taken over part of 10 percent of super bowls and we can't thank you enough for taking this on. we hand off our final package. the one thing i want to realize is that this is a community effort. it's not just about san francisco, santa clara, san jose. it's about the entire region coming together. the reason i took on this goal is that we have amazing things had -- happening in our community and we are going to highlight these in the next six weeks and i'm also highlighting things that are not yet great. we have 1.2 million people who are too poor to meet their basic needs. what we are going to do by bringing the greatest game to the region is we are going to make this for the entire good of the commu

(both laughing) - look, daniel. prince tuesday is here. - hi there, prince tuesday. - hi, prince tuesday. - hey! - are you here to babysit me? - i sure am, little d! - that's right! because mom tiger and i are going out dancing. ha-cha-chaaaa! (mom tiger laughing) - dad and i will be gone for a little while, and prince tuesday will take care of you until we come back home. - this is going to be a royally fun night! - oh. ok. but... i don't want you to go. i'm going to miss you.

of daniel ellsberg or he focuses on how the nixon white house responded to daniel ellsberg's leak of the pentagon papers. it begins with john dean, former white house counsel to president nixon. >> i think there's probably some good justification for the strong feelings nixon had. he would make a decision in the national security council in the next they would read it on the front page of the new york times or some other newspaper. this makes it virtually impossible to govern. >> just because some guy is going to be a martyr, we cannot in a position of allowing a fellow to get away with this kind of wholesale thievery or it will happen all of the government. we have got to keep our eye on the main ball, which is the ellsberg. we have to get the son of the [beep] >> the leak changed the nixon white house. it really is what some of us have called the beginning of the dart period. it was rough and tumble before, but it got down and dirty. it is a defining event for the nixon presidency. >> james goodale, how the new york times came into this story and the decisions it had to make at the

wonderful to see you, daniel. congratulations being the best real estate stock-picker. >> thank you. david: daniel furtado. the destruction caused by monday's tornado in oklahoma could top $2 billion. ceo of the greater oklahoma chamber giving an inside look how local businesses are dealing with the damage and how they can come back to an area that is so often hit. liz: federal reserve chair ben bernanke testifying before congress that it is too soon to end its bond-buying program. when should the central bank exit the market even though the minutes said as early as june and how should they do it? a former fed economist weighing in next welcome to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one billion dolls to attract and gr business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing out the old rule book t