we are talking like we are inventing halloween costumes for fake people. they are thieves. san francisco, i have never been there, but i don t know a single person from san francisco that makes any sense. not one person and ex-boyfriend included. sorry, you are a loonatic. i don t know what is wrong with people. i feel like we are dealing with a bunch of toddlers where when they say he is a big jerk. you have to be like no don t say the word jerk. he is not being nice right now. that s great, but we are talking about someone who broke into your house and stole all of your [bleep]. sticks and stones may break my bones, but the words are more harmful the acts. it may be true. who are we to say? jedediah called them toddlers, but they are little people. we are in the midst of a brushfire ofence sensitivity in of a brushfire of of
valley over the week end where a small brushfire threatened homes. the ground so dry the fire moved unusually quickly. the quick and aggressive response spared these neighborhoods, but the conditions make the situation all too common. simi valley, of course is the home to the ronald reagan presidential library and next month s republican debate. with wildfires and drought serving as a backdrop for that debate, forget about the low-polling candidates. the big question i have is will climate change get a spot on the debate stage? that detergent was like half the price! and we ll have to use like double!
we want to once again, if people are joining us give them a location on this. this is the 15 freeway just north of the 138 and south of oak hills exit here. chris, you were very quick on the scene here. i guess for people who are just tuning in and watching this they have to be stunned by seeing this. how did it get to this point? normally when there s a brushfire this close to the freeway, they shut down the freeway. how did it happen? can you explain it to us? the only way that i can imagine that these folks managed to get this close to the flames i mean we heard reports when the fire broke out shortly after 2:00, if i m not mistaken that this was indeed a rapidly spreading fire. and we hear that quite often depending on the amount of fuel in any given brush fire that dictates just how quick and how rapid that fire will move. when they say rapid, sometimes they really mean a rapidly spreading fire and it just may have happened all too quick for
uses a service called tor to get into this environment, with bitcoin. and bitcoin is a crypto currency that you can anonmize. so to break it down simply you have the ability for people to create a community that was totally anonymous using currency that they could make anonymous. buy what you want. to buy and sell whatever they wanted. right. so it took off like a brushfire. technically, how does somebody go into the computer and do that? it involves an application. if you use tor, it s literally a browser. it doesn t take you into a dotcom, it takes you into a dotonion, a different section of the internet which is masked essentially. it s a quick non-techie way of putting it sot that people don t know browsing you re not tracked. what are the dangers of doing that? well, i think they re fairly evident. the dangers are twofold. you have there s no real danger in using the dark net.
blood out of corporations. bill: you know where that comment went in the media. it was like a brushfire. then you wonder about the comment and ask yourself for harry reid, do the ends justify the means? harry reid has not exactly had a political career as the hallmark of intellectual honesty or philosophical rigor. he says he s pro life but helps pro-choice judges get on the bench. he s not someone we think of ideological. we think of them as a man into the raw power.