geographic location data by cell phone companies, but most importantly, we can let the courts take care of this issue of liability. make them liable, same way chemical companies are liable for spills, this is america. we re fig ter out. this is the part i like so much. congress is getting up to speed in a hurry, on both sides of the aisle. i m super proud of our elected representatives, because like all of us, we were just caught off guard by this thing, but they re getting on top of it. roger, you re the jimmy stewart character in rear window. wheel that chair to the window, look out and see raymond burr. i do. so is zuckerberg the raymond burr character but the basic question is, in your opinion, is facebook now presently, currently, today, a fundamentally dishonest and dangerous institution? super good question. what i would tell you here is
embassy in afghanistan in kabul. two dead, one an american citizen. monitoring the situation from our bureau in abu dhabi. an apparent breach of security inside a heavily guarded complex in kabul. what do we know about it. reporter: bear in mind where this was. this was a part of the u.s. embassy compound and annex will many are working. one of the employees started shooting in various directions. he was later shot dead. his victims appeared to have been one u.s. citizen, also an embassy employee and another one injured, not life threatening and subsequently moved to hospital. has we don t know is why this happened. could it have been some kind of taliban plot? unclear. investigations are ongoing. or a personal dispute. how did this afghan get through security and carry this out? many questions but certainly a significant breach of security right in the heart of kabul s most secure area, ali. it s not the first time. we saw this attack a little while ago. hats going on wi
i can kill all the people. you will still have debt, and unless you cancel the debt as they didn t do in 1939 association they had a world war for six years, and then after six years it was like, hey, what do you say we cancel all this debt? as long as we walk around talking about we can t cancel the debt, as if taxes or austerity will solve the problem, all we re doing is torturing the poorest and weakest in our society. i don t see how you don t see it. you and i have a fundamentally different view of economics. let s jump into this. we re not going to cancel the debt. how much you want to bet? how much you want to bet? you can t. sure you can. interconnected the world economy is. i m not going to be the one that stands up and is responsible for the entire world into a long-term that s fearmongering on your part, because if you walk think about this. you walk into the room with a buy pass, you and saying, i m going to do a heart bypass surgery saying i m going to op
television so others can relate. so that but usually, i talk about something, i like to be on the other side of it. i like to fig ter out so that i have a solution. so that s not just, i have a problem. i always like to have a solution and then i usually have a book. larry: by the way a book, this is a terrific book. it s a terrific book. larry: a great book. was it not you took him heartbreaking little boy. he was prophet. this little child who s such an old soul. we up for an emmy, took him to new york. he was my date, and i wanted him to win so badly, but he was just we holding hands and we didn t win, but he was so happy to be there, but what a boy you think you have a bad day and then you look at christopher reeve or matty. exactly. maybe that s why. maybe that s why you tell the story. larry, would you go on to talk about something like this? larry: i don t know. you ve never had to
so lard to see her like that, that that s the first reaction you get. but i think that is so much of what your talent is. you know what the public is interested in seeing, listening to. that was that was all of us saw ourselves in tammy faye, because that s a bullet nobody knows if it s coming at you. larry: the key to being a producer. finger on the pulse. that s your talent. larry: why do people come on and talk about you talk about things on television so others can relate. so that but usually, i talk about something, i like to be on the other side of it. i like to fig ter out so that i have a solution. so that s not just, i have a problem. i always like to have a solution and then i usually have a book. larry: by the way a book, this is a terrific book. it s a terrific book. larry: a great book. was it not you took him heartbreaking little boy.