and you become a citizen co-sponsor. and you then can put on facebook page that you know and your friends know. it's almost like clicking on a like button. basically, you are saying to the world that you like this piece of legislation. any time something moves with that legislation, perhaps the member or the sponsor of the bill will have an online town hall, or there may be a tweet about it, it will show occupant news feed and hopefully will engage the public in a much different but much more rapid way in the legislative process. >> greta: as i listen, i can't help but think about 20 years ago or 40 years ago or 60 years ago, if members of congress knew something like this could happen, where you have this interaction with the citizens. >> it's phenomenal. it's going to the where the people are. it's like the old, you know, whifertle train stop tours where, you know, you went to the people, so they could engage with the elected leaders. all of us go and have meetings s with constit webs, whether it's a town hall or a com

about the college coed susan. who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex what does that make her now i know this is hard to believe but some politicians are seeing higher gas prices as a political opportunity you're shocked i know but it's true right in the middle of an election year who would have thought so recently the lead and one news story said and i'm quoting here gasoline prices. on the rise and republicans are liking their traps now for the record the first guy wasn't the president although some republicans have treated him as if you were in any case we do not have a shortage of oil we actually exported more oil products than we have imported for the first time in sixty two years and doesn't love it and continued to president obama has reduced our dependence on foreign oil or oil each year he's been in office in fact the number of operating oil and gas rigs in the united states has quadrupled in the three years since he came into office the u.s. now ha

and you become a citizen co-sponsor.nd you then can put on facebook page that you know and your friends know. it's almost like clicking on a like button. basically, you are saying to the world that you like this piece of legislation. any time something moves with that legislation, perhaps the member or the sponsor of the bill will have an online town hall, or there may be a tweet about it, it will show occupant news feed and hopefully will engage the public in a much different but much more rapid way in the legislative process. >> greta: as i listen, i can't help but think about 20 years ago or 40 years ago or 60 years ago, if members of congress knew something like this could happen, where you have this interaction with the citizens. >> it's phenomenal. it's going to the where the people are. it's like the old, you know, whifertle train stop tours where, you know, you went to the people, so they could engage with the elected leaders. all of us go and have meetings s with constit webs, whether it's a town hall or a commu

and joe, speaking of co-occurring issues, how many people are actually treated, you know, for co-occurring and for substance use and for mental illnesses? well, that's a good question ivette, i mean, there are many, of course, there are millions of course, of people that are being treated for both co-occurring disorders and that is all over the country. i think that in treatment they have been parallel and they have been separated, so now is the time for treatment to happen for both. yes. does everyone, thomasina, that wants to get treatment, are they able to find it? is there enough treatment around the country if all these millions of people wanted to be treated for their condition? i mean, there certainly is a lot of self-help groups that are open, and they're almost cost free. i think the question also is of all the millions of people though many of them are not ready for treatment. so it's just because they need treatment doesn't mean that they're ready and willing to go to treatment. i think that's a really big issue for both mental illness and substance use. i think an important par

>> guest: i'm co-sponsoring congressman lundgren's bill. i think he's done a good job in putting together a good bill that gets us further down the road toward employing more robust cybersecurity mechanisms. not a perfect bill by any stretch, but i think it goes a long way toward establishing the kind of regulation and adoption of robust cybersecurity mechanisms that we need on protecting our critical infrastructures. congressman lundgren recognizes that our electric grid in particular is vulnerable, and the owners and operators of our critical infrastructure particularly in the electric grid sector are not moving fast enough to adopt these kind of tools in many ways because they're puertoing profits over the -- putting profits over the safety and security of the american people, and i think that's wrong. and we're going to press them harder. >> host: what's the timetable that you foresee for action in the house of representatives? >> guest: i'm hoping it's going to happen over the next couple of months, that we would see one or both of tho

is not a place for politics. >> politics are a part of the co-op.ent against south africa. >> everybody boycotted south after chasm israel is different. sounds like politics are bad for the co-ops when it's politics you don't agree with. >> before this there was peace. >> we are talking about a grocery store, right? >> that's right. >> okay. all right. to witness the struggle firsthand i traveled to this holy place home to so many different kinds of devoted npr listeners. mazar agreed to provide me with safe passage. i'm an american. i'm a journalist. we moved in and then danger. what is that strapped to her chest? it's just a baby. >> it's a real baby. >> yes, i think it's a real baby. >> it was becoming clear why this place is special well. all 16,000 members required to work three hours a month they created a new model in retail efficiency. >> i like to pay cash so i'm going to a register. >> this say check out register. >> you have to go to another register. >> we go to another regular store pay cash. >> do you they that other stores have figure

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the co-pilot really had the instinct. he is the hero row. he had the instinct to realize something was going wrong and get him out of the cockpit. and the crew did a great job preparing the off-duty co-pie lot to get him into the cockpit to make sure the plane was -- >> let me interrupt you and ask you one question that's interesting to me. did he ever change his manner or mindset after he was subdued? did he ever say anything rational during the time you subdued him and the time the plane landed? >> no, he did not. >> he did not. actually, i tried to coordinate that where i insisted upon everyone we detained him on the ground not to engage him in any way. a disturbed person. frankly, you don't want to agitate them. you don't know what you'll say to set him off. in the best about and safety of everyone, i said, let's not talk to him, be quiet until the plane lands safely. >> good to have you both with us this morning. good that you're both safely on the ground. thanks much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >>> of course, c

and member own co-ops so a credit union or in most people's local health food stores member own co-ops were as cab company or peninsula manufacturing in. wisconsin or worker on co-ops one of the numbers for those of us more alike i don't really have the specific numbers we do know that there are over a billion people involved in cooperatives worldwide which is unbelievable and also cooperatives in a way are the best kept secret because cooperatives are a bit like the riddle of the blind man with the elephant. in that story of course the blind man touches a part of the elephant and knows only that part you being know of food cooperative or you may have banked at a credit union but she may not know that there were housing cooperated and electrical cooperatives there are cultural cooperatives artistic cooperatives it really runs the gamut there are dog walking cooperative some babysitting runs and more so it's. really to get a handle on the total number is is quite a challenge but we do know somewhere around a billion people are involved with cooperatives extraordinary that's it thanks so

now joining us on "the communicators" is the co-founder of the house security caucus and the democrat on the armed services committee on emerging threats and capabilities. he joins us from providence, rhode island. congressman, if we could, though, tell us your view on the collins-lieberman bill currently in the senate. >> guest: sure, be glad to. thank you very much for your continued interest in this very important topic. on the legislation, i'm pleased that senator lieberman and senator collins have finally introduced a comprehensive bill on cybersecurity. it certainly is not strong enough, in my opinion, i want to see it stronger, but it is a very good start, move in the right direction, and i commend them for their due diligence and really for trying to move the issue forward. we can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good, and it's certainly something i'd like to see move along and get through a conference committee with the house and the senate. >> host: now, congressman, when you say it's not strong enough, in what areas? >> guest: well, one of the things, of course, is rel

co-pilot stan molen and captain ed states. >> he loved to get in the airplane.e loved to be in charge and respected everybody's job, everybody's role. >> the co-pilot is flying the plane and is about five miles behind a 747 on its way to japan. >> we're climbing to 5,000. >> since the airbus is climbing faster than the plane in front of it, flight 587 quickly climbs into the 747's quake causing the american airlines plane to experience turbulence this is not uncommon. >> airplane wakes are common to the wakes made by boats or ships. it is a displacement as the vehicle passes through this fluid. in one case water. in one case air. >> this simulation illustrates a different jet flying into wake turbulence. the wing tips from the lead plane create what is known as a wake vortex. >> you can think of it as a very large cone coming back off the tip of the leading airplane. if the trailing airplane intercepts that cone you will feel choppiness. typically the encounters are very brief but you can hit them multiple times. >> that is exactly what happens with flight 587.

the co-pilot block the capt. out of the cockpit and that is when things went from bad to worse. many passengers stepped up to help and greg black " tells us about more >> terrifying moments aboard what should have been a routine flight. this remarkable video shot by a passenger shows several people rushing to subdue jet blue 191 flight captain who had begun acting erratically and yelling incoherent comments about needing to get the plane down and about the middle east. authorities say the capt. got up to leave the cockpit during the flight and his co-pilot, already concerned, lock them out, a tripling the rant. other crew and passengers held him down until the flight to be diverted to texas where he could be safely removed. david gonzales says he was one of the men who helped sizzle he started to curse at me and tell me you had better pray and iraq and iran and i said you know what? i will show you iraq iran and that put him in a chokehold >> while many are being called heroes, many passengers praised one in particular >> the co-pilot of the flight is really the hero because he

the debate has divided many in the co-op. the turnout is expected to be so large that organizers have shifted the meeting from its usual location which accommodates 350 people to a venue that can hold about 3000. the attempt of a boycott is part of an international advocacy effort called the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign, or bds for short. it is inspired by the international boycott movement against apartheid south africa. in a struggle to abolish apartheid, a coalition of palestinian civil society groups called for people all over the world to engage in a non-violent campaign to boycott, divest from and sanction israel until it complies with international law. much like the israel-palestine issue globally, members of the park slope food co-op have conflicting views on the boycott at home. "democracy now!" spoke to members of the co-op last night. >> i support the 2005 palestinian civil society call for a boycott and divestment and sanctions of israel until -- and the occupation, people opportunities, provide it

when you fly with someone, you are not with that co-pilot all the time. that must have been a challenge for him as well to recognize what this other gentleman was going through especially if he may not have had a history with him. >> that's true. we often fly with people we haven't flown with before. we're all trained to a high professional standard. you have to also realize the cockpit. you are locked in this cubical with someone up to 15 hours a day so every interaction and everything about them you notice. they are right there with you. if something is amiss, it's going to be picked up on. >> this co-pilot certainly is the hero as two people we just talked to said. do you have any idea how he got the man, the pilot to leave the cabin? >> i don't know. perhaps he suggested that he needed to go to the bathroom or that something in the cabin needed to be checked. we'll have to find out. it was a wise choice and as it was said earlier, it's great that he noticed there was something amiss. managed to get the captain out of the cockpit and then get another r

>>shepard: isn't a co-pilot like a vice president? you are just a heart attack away from being in charge of everything. >>guest: well, the purpose of the co-pilot is not there for training. the purpose of the copilot is there to perform critical tasks to assist the pilot in command to fly the plane when asked and to take over if there is an emergency. so, the answer is, you want your co-pilot to be equally as skilled as your pilot. >>shepard: how is our transportation system in the air going in your estimation? we still have enormous delays. we still have outdated system of tracking and communicating with. are we getting any where? >>guest: there is in question that the record particularly for the main line carriers has been spectacular the last now years. they have had a great safety record and the f.a.a. and the carriers work hard each day getting that. is there more we can do? there is the issue of the regional carriers where there is a concern whether they have the resources and the economic model to keep up with the safety demand

they will now have to go back and pay additional co-payments if they want to go in for those wellness . visit in 2011, 2.3 million seniors in traditional medicare took advantage of this new benefit. through the republican budget and repeal it would take this important tool that patients and their doctors realize is really saving lives. it is smart policy and the repuan medicare and they shouldn't roll back these important reforms that are making a difference in the lives of our older th time to ms. schwarz. please speak on the amendment. >> well, thank you very mh look, the republicans keep saying that their voucher plan, premium support plan they prefer to call it, would not change anything for current seniors. that is simply not true. it was just said again in response to the previous amendment there will be no change. no shift in cost. only for futureot for current seniors. that is simply not true. repeal of the affordable care act, the fact that we are gradually closing that prescription drug gap, the coverage gap, means morers will be paying more out of pocket right away if the r

>> it's something we want a co-pilot to do. in this case he acted decisively and it shows a tremendous amount of confidence, that his company's going to stand behind him. that's excellent. >> tell me about the screening. because we think back to the flight attendant. now the pilot. what kind of psychological screening is there in the works? >> we have a lot of screening that goes on when someone is hired, especially as a pilot. it's very good. until somebody is on the line for about a year and comes off probation. then there's a network in which everybody is in effect watching everybody else. not in a "i'm suspicious of you form," but in terms of just knowing what's going on. that's an effective method. but maybe we need to ratchet that up. >> is that still the best line of defense? i keep remembering that some pilots are trained to carry guns in the cockpits. does that give you second thought about this? >> no, not at all. not only do they go through yet another series of screenings, but there's also a lethal weapon in the coc

thank god for the co-pilot here.om and closed that door and changed the code. >> very quick thinking. >> we were talking about this off camera, too. a bunch of guys, like security guys going to a security convention in vegas. just happened to be on the plane. and quick thinking by the guy putting him in a choke-hold. >> congrats to those passengers on the plane. probably saved what could have been a nasty disaster. >>> american airlines is gearing up for a major showdown with its unions. american is asking a bankruptcy judge for permission to break its union contracts and impose some cost-cutting terms on workers all in order to speed up the reorganization process. the move does increase pressure on pilots, flight attendants and ground workers to agree on some concessions. american says it is trying to prevent the airline from being sold or broken up. >>> and with gas prices going sky high these days, most americans now say they don't like the way the president is handling the situation. a new poll shows that 68% dis

but his co-pilot did. shortly after the plane took off on the newly released fbi documents that showed what happens in that cockpit. he was sitting in the first row. jet blue is in-191 he was one of several passengers caption on cell phone video the sakhalin the cabs and outside the cockpit. i'm looking at the top and he's getting one more was going to your mind? >>> was the key my family my kids. we didn't know was that the captain is bizarre behavior had started while he was still at the controls. according to an fbi affidavit shortly after leaving jfk he began talking to the co-pilot about religion saying things just don't matter. it was becoming increasingly incoherent and began yelling over the radio to air-traffic controllers telling them to be " be quiet he turned off their radios by the co-pilot became the worried when he said he need to take a leap of faith and then we're not going to vegas. the co-pilot suggested they might not do piloted to the cockpit and said and when is the laboratory that's

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co-sponsored by supervisor avalos and olague. it is a hearing on a very important report that just came out on foreclosures in california. a crisis of compliance, commissioned by the office of the assessor. i think that all of us during these tough economic times have heard about all of the issues that many people have had around foreclosures. this report is a very enlightening report, quite by opening, which reviewed 382 residential mortgage loan transactions, a fraction of about 16% of the total loans that we are talking about here in the city and county. this report looked at those 382 mortgages and found a number of the very serious concerns. overall, it identified that one or more irregularities, in 99% of loans were reviewed. in other words, except for that very small 1%, there were irregularities in falling applicable state law in terms of protecting the rights of the people impacted by these foreclosures. in 84% of the loans reviewed, this report identified at least one clear violation of the law. what you have here is a

olague for being co-sponsors of this hearing. i want to call upon other city officials whose offices are also involved in the foreclosure process to see what we as a city collectively can do to address this crisis. whether it is the city attorney's office, which i know has been looking at this issue for quite some time, whether it is the sheriff's office or the district attorney's office. i want to thank supervisor calling for being a code-sponsor of this hearing. it is important for us to have a discussion about this very important issue. >> thank you. to supervisor chu, i apologize for skipping over you earlier. supervisor chu: i just wanted to become one of these items. small-business is our very important to us. i think the supervisor wiener spoke to it a little bit when he talked about the food trucks and making sure that it was a balanced approach. one of the things we have been challenged with a in a neighborhood commercial corridors is helping to maintain the store fronts, making sure that these areas are well lit, friend

jason dowd was co-pilot of jetblue flight 191.of control in the cockpit midair and he safely landed the plain. >> john miller has more on the story. >> as clayton osbon began to discuss religion and strangely rattle through numeric combination of radio frequencies, flipping switches and yelling at other pilots over the radio, his co-pilot was already thinking about how to get his boss out of the cockpit without a flight and now we know more about the man who's called a hero in this story. >> reporter: jason dowd told his family he didn't think of himself as a hero but many think the co-pilot diffused a potentially disastrous situation which he locked clayton osbon out of the cockpit and arranged for an emergency landing. >> jetblue flight 191 we have to go into amarillo. >> reporter: in salem, ohio, his hometown, his father-in-law was not surprised that jason was cool under pressure. >> he's a great guy. i think he's probably one of the best son-in-laws i could have. i mean, give you the shirt off his back if you want it. >> repor

go. >> co-hosting for dummies.his the second year in a row this dynamic country duo has done this show together. >> he did very well. very proud of him. i can't wait to get back on stage with him again. >> last year whenever i co-hosted with you i thought it was like they just told her, hey, is it all right if blake co-hosts. now the way people are asking questions, you really are like the president of country music. you make those decisions, don't you? don't you? >> yes, i do. >> wow. >> how come we're not flying to vegas for the acm awards. >> because getting there is half the fun. >> reporter: you do admit to some nerves, especially blake, hole be singing in front of his music idols. >> you're going to perform. just looking out here right now you see the people you're going to be performing in front of. >> why do you keep talking about it? what's wrong with you? you're four days away and you're already freaking me out. >> put it in your head. >> country superstars carrie underwood, keith urban and tim mcgraw wil

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weren't going to be exact is the last night of the story co-op which is around and politically active since the seventy's they voted on whether or not to ban israeli food products in the co-op and protest israel's treatment of palestinians and estimates are that shoe thousand people attended the meeting last night and it took two hours for all of them to get inside the gym where this meeting was help so this video of the line well basically is so long you can play the entire segment and still not reach the end of it so the top vote on the issue became a national story caused so much controversy of the debate the vote and all things to become obese if it's so new york magazine writer chadwick matlin who attended this meeting mockingly wrote it is because about what park slope new brooklyn or new york city know america thought about israeli politics palestinian politics and well turns out the caught vote against boycotting one thousand and five votes six hundred sixty three per usual this just couldn't be a discussion about how a certain organization in new york felt about the israeli p

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but law enforcement sources say there is no evidence terrorism played any role. >> reporter: the co-pilot today first noticed the captain's odd behavior. sources tell us he had tricked the captain into leaving the cockpit and then locked the door behind him. sources describe the captain as a veteran pilot who is well respected by his peers, but tonight investigators are reviewing the captain's flight history, his training, and his medical records to see if any warning signs have been missed. pelds thank you, bob. two people are dead, and a third is missing tonight, as wildfires rage in colorado. it has already destroyed at least 16 homes and the fire continues to spread in the mountains southwest of denver. barry petersen is on the fire line tonight. barry? >> reporter: good evening, scott. well, thousands are evacuated and the fire is still zero percent contained. the local sheriff's office has launched an investigation into the cause of this fire. investigators are focusing on whether there's a link to a controlled burn done in this area last thursday. the controlled burn is intentional

. >> reporter: three minutes later, as the flight diverted to am loyal, texas the co-pilot asked for help on the ground. >> we're going to need authorities and medical assistance. >> reporter: the jetliner landed safely. the captain restrained with his hands behind his back, was taken out on a yellow cart and transported to a near by medical facility for an evaluation. some passengers say the captain muttered about al qaeda and yelled about having a bomb. but law enforcement sources say there is no evidence terrorism played any role. >> reporter: it was the co-pilot today first noticed the captain's odd behavior. sources tell us he had tricked the captain into leaving the cockpit and then locked the door behind him. sources describe the captain as a veteran pilot who is well respected by his peers, but tonight investigators are reviewing the captain's flight history, his training, and his medical records to see if any warning signs have been missed. >> pelley: thank you, bob. two people are dead, and a third is missing tonight, as wildfires rage in colorado. it has already destroyed