to you know take your rights as a credit investor to be able to go invest in what you've researched arlo's talk game theory for a second marriage for your a seasoned entrepreneur this game of cat and mouse with regulators is part and parcel with the entrepreneurial world steve jobs got to start with the phone phreak they're breaking the law you know most entrepreneurs are skating the edge of the law that's how they kind of introduce a category and they hope that the their product will redefine the category and that the law will be changed you know they see this on wall street all the time so in the area of tripped out i can understand the regulators are you know they have they have a vested interest don't think they represent a long standing financial services business and they really are in their service you could argue but will a territory or a country break ranks and say you know what we are going to be that crypto location and we're going to attract those jobs and are you playing a little game like that michael you know you're kind of the almost the dean in this in this space too far o

you were going to talk earlier -- >> arlo, yeah. >> but why does that video security end at the sidewalk? because when you look at the sta kn statistics and your lives, more happens on the other side of the sidewalk than home. a year ago, you know, we didn't come at thishappens on the othee sidewalk than home. a year ago, you know, we didn't come at this from the angle of a dashcam. you think about cameras and security and where the most happens and that led us to the car. >> is the market for this people who are really concerned about security or is it like people who want to post crazy things on youtube? >> i think the answer is yes in all that. certainly when we started this, our focus was really straightforward. crashes you don't want to be blamed. traffic stops i think for a lot of people they worry about am i going to get treated the way i should and for other people it's the break-ins. what we find happens is it's not so much about what we think about ahead of time. the three of you probably had some of those happen. what we did from the beginning is said let's build something tha

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tienen una de las responsabilidades de todos como personas en los medios, como personas para inspiro arlos a ellas para hacer algo y decirles tienes que amarte a ti mismo y asÍ vas alentar a las personas que crean en sÍ mismos, van a alentar a las personas a actuar todas las maÑanas al levantarse en las maÑanas, van a lenalenta que tengan esperanzas, casi vas a hacer que esas personas hagan bien, la mayorÍa van a recordar esto y querer hacer el el bien y querer a sus padres de esa manera, exactamente. alan: escucharlo con lÁgrima en los ojos. emanuel: teletÓn es la clave, lo que estÁn haciendo es increÍble, y es una plataforma para el mundo, un trampolÍn para el mundo, no sÓlo mÉxico. karla: Él mencionÓ al importante en mÉxico, ojalÁ que no sÓlo se hiciera en mÉxico, en estados unidos, en chile, que se hiciera en el unidad entero, es tanta la necesidad para las personas con discapacidad y ojalÁ que otros paÍses lo hicieran, serÁs parte de la canciÓn. leslie: claro que sÍ, me quedÉ impactada con el lema del himno y aÚn mÁs cuando me pidieron que fuera parte de Él

the pressure no is for a cessation of these on board rooms for the thirty day session that would also arlo humanitarian access to help those who most need it. you know if we can get that moving we can begin to talk about some of the other issues like the people in detention or the people who are missing turn in the you know secret detention places or they've completely disappeared or been killed but the families are still looking for them while hundreds of women have begun their journey through turkey to raise awareness about the plight of syrian women international conscience convoys mentor ivan the turkish border city of hatay on thursday to kind side with international women's day women from fifty different countries that want to shed light on the suffering of syrian women especially those who are in government prisons this is the twenty first century you know what want to know is this happening twenty first century and women are being tortured in brutalized it has to stop you know some women have had to give birth behind bars you know can you imagine the the horrors that they've had to