The viral game gets as many as 21 million daily users in the u. S. According to survey monkey and what is all of this craze about . Well that is our cover story. The pokemon craze of the 90s and early 2000s is back. But playing with cards is so yesterday. Now you could spot picachoo and other characters in real life as you explore the world around you. It is really fun. Im getting a lot of exercise which i never got before. And the game is more popular than twitter and maybe and even the dating app tinder. Here is how it works. You download the free app on your iphone or android device. First you create an avatar you could use to capture pokemon. The game will give hints when they are near and you launch poke balls on your smartphone to trh them. Once caught you could feed them and get to new levels anden gamg in battle with engage in battle with otherla it uses google apps to add an overlay to every day landmarks. Game makes money by letting you buy extra supplies such as balls to hel
County where he worked but he used it during the course of his daily life. For two months the fbi has been trying to get access to that cell phone that they found in the vehicle where he was during that shoot out with Police Officers back in december. What the u. S. Government has said in a court filing is that it needs assistance from am to get into that computer on the cell phone and determine who he was talking to. Where he might have been if there ultimately were any other accomplices here. Interesting in the government filing theyre saying that although am publicized the fact that it had written the software differently for the ios 9 operating system apple yet retains the capacity to provide the assistance sought here in and last night we saw the u. S. Government weighing in a federal judge with a court to order call tty 18005443316 ing apple to cooperate with the government here. Apple is saying it is going to resist that effort. So now they have five days to respond officially t
Good morning. The Judiciary Committee will come to order and without objection the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. Welcome everyone to this mornings legislative hearing on h. R. 699 the email privacy act and i will begin by recognizing myself for an opening statement. Todays hearing examines h. R. 699 the email privacy act and the need to modernize the electronic indications privacy act and in enacting it 30 years ago Congress Declared that the laws purpose was to achieve a fair balance between the privacy expectations of american citizens in the legitimate needs of law and fortunes and First Nations is bigger for First Nations these piriformis decades old outdated law has been a priority as chairman of the committee not to working with members of Congress Advocacy groups on Law Enforcement for years on many complicated nuances involved in updating this law. Im i am pleased to now hold this important hearing to examine the leading reform proposals
Have backfired in the economic regard. Despite changing the government they did and get tha the economc growth that they were hoping for. In tunisia they may get it that is to say the statistics after 2011. If they do that thats not so bad, but certainly they thought this was a way to approve the economy. I think in the longterm, they are right. That is to say that corruption was so bad that its discouraging for the foreign investment. And i think the new governance that are coming in are weak and inexperienced for the most part that is the message that they need. Thats maybe with a lookout in that regard and they were right. Thank you for your good questions and appreciate coming out. We will go to the signing now. Thanks so much. [applause] let me get a minute to get this taken down and then we will go ahead and get the signing going. [inaudible conversations] next on booktv after words with guest host theresa, former white house chief information officer. This week cheryl and her fi
Childrens center. Welcome all of to you viewpoint. Mr. Flowers, lets start with you. Theres been much talk about baltimores poverty rate 25 , unemployment 8. 4 nearly doubled the national average. Among africanamerican youth an Unemployment Rate over 16 . How do things get to this point . How to they get to be so bad in baltimore . Its very complex. Its hard to explain in details. The reality is theres break down in health and barriers, whether transportation unemployment education, we work very hard with food access and Food Security its all just very challenging. How it got there is anyones explanation but reality is that what we try to do is just search for solutions. Weve kind of done that over the years, what we do with our programming. Dee, how would you answer that question . Im not really from ball im someone new to the aemplt theto the area. First time i drove through looking at schools, i tried to offer free teachers bringing in my teachers programs all the materials and i wa