not that's a brain difference or a picture of a scan or whatever it is, your brain changes as you age. i tried to show you that. and that change can be done through a lot of different ways, through education, through learning, through treatment, through talking to people or medicines all have big impacts on how the brain develops and changes over time. >> professor. my view is that this evidence has not been particularly useful either as aggravation or as mitigation. so i have been doing an empirical study over the past six years now to look at, introduction in criminal cases. it's equivocal at best. it sometimes ends up being aggravating, but so far it hasn't panned out. why hasn't it panned out? in part because science isn't quite there yet in that we're able to see some things at a group level, but being able to talk bay single individual to look at their brain and to understand the extent to which their brain differences contribute to their behavior is very challenging. there just isn't enough data for that yet. you can say things at a groupwide level, though. and so kent mentione

your fire stations or your fire houses or whatever, also reach out to the breast cancer funds, we love questions, we love working with people, we're here to be your resource so don't hesitate to get in touch with us, that's what we're for and work with other people, it's easier to make something happen if you have that social support of someone else egging you on and whether it's in your home and you kind of get it collective of people to make these changes and commit or out there in your community, in your schools or in the world at large. so, we are jumping now to a place that might be familiar and homeward for some of you which is fire stations, i know not everybody that works with the fire department is currently spending time in fire houses, but that's one place where some changes could happen, you could decide you're not going to do canned foods for your meals for instance, so we kind of wanted to see if there were other ideas of station-based or fire department at large kinds of changes that could be easy to implement, low cost and exciting where you could see change, and i have

get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing.your medical history and find an arthritis treatment for you. visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. >>> let me finish tonight with this. i have high hopes for president obama's second term. i have low hopes for the republican opposition in congress. i have rising hopes for the old reasonable republican party out there in real world, the party that resides in the eastern big states and actually deals with the real work of being big state governor, for example. so here we go. we've got to do something about guns, especially keeping guns from dangerous people. we

iowa or some canned corn or something so there's nothing that says that the world must remain in place it's in fact it seems to me that the the lesson the truly humbling lesson from cycles past is that they don't issue a press release or ring a bell. that things can remain seemingly excessive you turn your back and then they become. if not suddenly then gradually and but by degree that begin to become reasonable that is they were version of some sort of mean. and i think that we are approaching that if not having if we have not yet begun to have to begin the path back to reasonable this interest rates or you think we're on a path back to reasonable ness right now that they're going to rise i think so yes in fact or if i sound if i sound well versed in this it's only because i've been saying it for what seems like fifty years now. but what i do i do that sort of prophecy is what none of us really can do we pretend some of us but one one can observe is there is simply no value in the fixed income markets however however even if it's not much of the world is the only world we have and we

justice or some other way between two or three or four people but now you have a whole study body that has been tempered or tainted with something that goes against the individual who was a target of that, so the internet working more strongly with the partners and the providers of the internet and there is awareness and education, but back to the student assemblies that we do it is amazing at the end of the assemblies how many kids will step forward quietly or privately "it happened to me. it happened on the internet. this person put something out about me" and didn't feel they had a place to go so there could be intervention so i think the partnership between law enforcement and between the schools and the school resource officers is critically important. we have prosecuted parents by the way who have encouraged their children to bully in a dramatic way. we prosecuted a mother who forced the 14 year old daughter to bully a 12 year old and resulted in the 14 year old physically attacking the girl with the mother screaming at her if she didn't continue to beat the kid she was going to

as rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a 30-tablet free trial. >>> there are 1,000 names for the -- before i choose a name, i can't even tell you the thing i'm talking about, the fiscal stuff that's going to happen at the end of the year, and it will be bad. that's not a great name. congressional staffers tried to name it taxmageddon, which i like, but it's not just about taxes. bernanke called it the fiscal cliff. usually federal reserve chairman are not that quippy. the economic institute policy said not a cliff, not a slope, it's a fiscal obstacle course with a fiscal climbing wall, maybe a rope swing. first one to fall off the log gets voted off the island. i like to call it the austerity crisis because i think it's accurate. but at a point i gave up on that and stopped trying to make fetch happen. you can call it the austerity bomb the point is, whatever you call it, it's bad. nobody has suggested happy economic fun time beca

there is this impulse or instant that these are in some way related or connected or associated. at the same time, we have a lot of ambiguity surrounding this. in this presentation, i want to do a couple of things. the first thing i want to do is lay out a set of ideas and frameworks for how we might think about the problems associated with defining slavery and its relationship to things like debt bondage, human trafficking, child labor, and so on. i want to say, this is how we can begin to think about the interconnections between these things. second, i want to offer some tentative solutions for how i feel we should think about these things. if the framework for describing the problem and a series of ted solutions -- the framework for describing the problem and a series of texas solutions -- of tentative solutions. when i was doing my power point presentation today, i was acutely aware of everything i left out in my paper. there are some suggest -- some suggestions and working out the back story about the conclusions i want to present. some of it is hidden off stage. i invite yo

or no deal? americans are waiting and worried about when washington will get its act together and find some kind of agreement on taxes and spending. tonight the president's position as he sits down exclusively with nbc news. >>> here we go again. another big winter storm blankets the northeast. tonight the latest on where it's headed and how it's affecting holiday travel. >>> high profits from marijuana, at least that's what some entrepreneurs are hoping for as they see big potential in states where pot is legal. >>> and can't stay away. what happened when the parents of one college student just couldn't let go? she gave them a lesson they never expected. >> good evening. the deadline looms less than three days away now and still no sign that congressional leaders have come up with a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. the president again today called on lawmakers to act before taxes automatically go up for every american and spending cuts kick in. but republicans aren't happy with the prop

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think about apple or whole foods or amazon.e of the major biotech, amgen, gilad, celgene, growing like the big companies of old, back when it was synonymous with growth and not high dividend. when we buy a stock we're paying for a company's expected future earnings per share. i'll repeat that, really important. expected future earnings, not past. a lot of people call me with the past and say that looks cheap, future earnings. it's the basic algebra, share price, pick price, equals the, per share, e, times what's known as the multiple, m. price-to-earnings multiple. e times m equals p, tells you what investors are willing to fork over for a company's future earnings. blew me away when i got to goldman sachs. we're solving for "m can the "and the most determining and vital ingredient that has the greatest effect on the size of the valuation, the company's growth rate, that's why we pay so much attention. the growth rate is what matters more than anything else in cramerica after the balance sheet and diversification. we'll pay a b

not, so forgive me the specifics -- but i could go, you know, to itunes or hulu or voodoo or roku or the network site itself sometimes, and i can catch up. and can go back to you tomorrow as my friend and say, you know what? you hear this conversation every day. i got through the first season over the christmas holiday. now we can talk. but, by the way, i'm dying for the fist episode of -- first episode of downtown abbey, right? totally knell love -- fell in love with the series. when i got tuned into it because everybody was talking about it, me and my wife sat dutifully and plowed through it, watched the second season because we wanted to be in the contemporaneous conversation. and by the way, it was so good, who wanted to go that long and not see it? and right now i'd give anything to have my hands on season three no matter what their timetable is. and i think that we often don't talk about the windows element of content, right? the key is everything now is available to everyone somewhere. really the only issue is when and for how much. if you want to wait, if you were willing to

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or repeated to get them to work or to see their loved ones in hospital or to enjoy themselves socially we want the railways and the buses to work in good for the travelling public but in that are you know you can't make an omelet and they should crack eggs and if your movie involves mounts of people on a public metro system that as soon as there's a problem then there's chaos but it takes two to tango it in the day you know it's the employers fault was well if we take action if the employer negotiated a proper someone with us there we would say action but some storms you know you have to stand up and side with the impiety when you've been inside with defending conditions and it does cause disruption i mean and some so i'm says that economic position because the employees come to the table and negotiate seriously of us isn't it your job to make those negotiations work without going on strike yes i mean our job is to actually go and try and persuade the employer. and hopefully that the argument is conceded by the employer in a lot of occasions there aren't is conceivable the employer a l

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has very small employment so gross i think it's russian i wouldn't blame her or him or they be newcomers from abroad i mean people coming from a bullet in the leg that's common never. listen any questions any problems any topics that you are getting great is because the g twenty meeting in st petersburg will discuss before something new something sensational some breakthroughs can issue. well veto victor which we would like to bring in our intention is to become of investment and when we speak about jobs from one of you we discussed it's also in new hands of all can at least topic. grade we for example in our. employment jobs we minister for coronary because we're going to ops from the point of view often. job creation and investment rather than just policy it's really to. ministers work. in another topic and then there you would like to. believe has never been done before our ministry of finance in financial truck we would like to raise. your off that. in a while which has already been discussed many times. that they would like to look at it in more consistent and detailed manner than i

or a temple in wisconsin or a movie theater or a street corner in chicago. these neighborhoods are our neighborhoods, and these children are children. the rear going to have to come toggther and take meaningful action to prevent more tragedies like this regardless of the politics. this evening michele and i will do what i know every parent in america will do, which is under our children and little tighter and tell them that we love them and will remind each other how deeply we love one another. our families in connecticut who cannot do that tonight who need all of us right now, in the hard days to come the community needs to be in our best as americans, and i will do everything in my power as president to halt because while nothing can fill the space of all lost child of one, all of us can extend a hand to those in need to remind them that we are there for them, that we are praying for them, that the love they fell for those they lost in door's not just in their memories, but also an hours have. may god bless the memory of the victims. and in the words of th

-- era top rates or something in between oadjusting deductions or write-offs, but one way shape or formaxes on the upper income will rise. >> it does not make sense, first of all, taxes are already going up on everyone, because of obamacare, when you add to that the tax increase that president is proposing, the rates are much higher than clinton era. >> you would go against what boehner has been saying. >> i do not know, i will not undermine what he said, i am saying this does not make sense, taxing will be higher. and president is proud of the unemployment. labor pool shrank. so, if unemployment went down, under existing tax rates, why would we raise taxes if president believes that jobs are being created and the economy is growing with the current tax rates why would he risk that by changing the tax rates. that is why this makes no sense to me, it makes no sense other than he wants to score a victory for the left-wing base of his party and put a trovey iy -- try in his trophy case, that is not good policy. neil: so, let's say that income is rsed, are you saying that mashi -- marco rub

that entitlement or restrict or cut that payout to some group or people. i think that's the kiss of death in american politics and therein lies the problem. >> that's going to change, these things need to be done. that's simple math. stuart: what will it take to make us change? >> it's going to take main. pain. a lot of people say it's a man made crisis only because we haven't dealt with the problems youp until now. congress set the deadlines. these could be random and asked around. if we start to see, i mean, we've seen this before, stuart and you know, the summer of 2011 we saw this, fall of 2008 we saw this, took a 5 to 7% drop in the stock market, a big abrupt plunge to get attention in washington and that's when we got action. so you can look in the future and a number of things like that that could happen that would force washington to do something, but we're not there yet. stuart: no, we're not there yet. as you suggest we could roll everything over, agree to keep disagreeing with the current system in flux, but that only delays the 5 to 7% stock ma

your congressman or your governor or your mayor or your president and say this is important to me. i want my kids to be safe. i want to be safe. and if you don't do what is necessary i am going to give money to your opponent the next time. i'm going to work for your opponent in their campaign. i'm going to vote for your opponent. because what it looks like is the only thing anybody cares about is getting re-elected. and so pli the game, if that's what they want, okay. we're going to get your opponent elected unless you stand up and do was's right for us. >> rose: each day 34 americans are murdered by guns. >> yes. >> rose: this is what you call for. congress passing the fix gun checks act. >> yup. >> rose: which would close a loophole. >> well, 40% of the guns-- let me step back. congress voted some laws to be tough. congress always does this. they're so tough, for those that were sorry about a massacre, they voted no guns in the hands of criminals or drug addicts or psychiatric problems, people with psychiatric problems or minorities. and then, of course, they don't fund it they d

i visited two or three or four times a year. sometimes -- my daughter was at u mass, he lived at middletown. when john john kennedy died, he had known him -- as part of the story i talked to bill. 9/11, i went up to talk to an fbi agent i knew in boston and stop that bill's to get the take of a historian. we were just friends. had dinner, what the red sox. >> what was he like? >> i forget who i have told the story to -- the first night i met him, he and the old marines were sitting around and talking about old marine staff. >> he had gone out there with the marines -- >> to do a feature story. there was a knock on the door at 10:00. a young woman from wesleyan with two books of his -- she wanted him to describe for her grandfather. he invited her in, sat her in, offered her tea or wine, and the five marines talked about the war. she listened for two hours and got a story she would never get again. i had just met him hours earlier. i thought, this is a generous man. i always believed that. he would, a little boy, who helped me do

we are here to help regardless of your country of origin or language. we are working hard as you can tell to figure out the language. chief beal spoke about me doing those interviews. i don't speak korean and chinese. we do spanish radio once a month, speak with marcos gutierrez about whatever they want to talk about; sanctuary city has come up more than once. it is not a training issue for us. it is department policy. it is city law. it is what we have been raised on. >> does the department have the authority to control that information within its own database so it is and shared with the federal authorities? >> what information is that? >> my understanding is there is no opt in and out. maybe commissioner chan can say something. >> secure communities is a post-arrest situation, a sheriff situation. those questions are not asked at the police department level. >> the chief has been extremely supportive of efforts by community groups. chief beal recently met with community groups about the same issue, that is something they have been receptive, trying t

men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and women who are, or may become pregnant should not use androgel. serious side effects include worsening of an enlarged prostate, possible increased risk of prostate cancer, lower sperm count, swelling of ankles, feet, or body, enlarged or painful breasts, problems breathing during sleep, and blood clots in the legs. tell your doctor about your medical conditions and medications, especially insulin, corticosteroids, or medicines to decrease blood clotting. talk to your doctor today about androgel 1.62% so you can use less gel. log on now to androgeloffer.com and you could pay as little as ten dollars a month for androgel 1.62%. what are you waiting for? this is big news. >>> we're back. if president obama nominate the former senator chuck hagel for the next secretary of defense, he could find himself with a tough political fight on his hands. look at this new ad from a pro-israeli group. >> secretary of defense chuck hagel? president obama says he supports sanctions on iran. hagel voted against them. hagel voted against labe

or no way. >> greta: her way or no way. >> even when she was really young, my grandmother labeled her the little lawyer because she could always talk from a very, very young age and make a lot of sense. >> greta: i mean, you didn't necessarily get the bug to be a small business owner, but you were involved in the launch of a small business. you seemed to have had an interest in politics, at least starting with tsunam student co. you didn't want to be secretary. you wanted to be a lawyer so you could boss your brother around, right? >> why did you become a lawyer? >> you know, i actually became a lawyer because i thought you had to be a lawyer in order to get into national politics. i actually wanted to get into politics since probably about eateighth grade, freshman. i would watch the debates of the senators and congressman on television and i said i think i want to become something like that. most of them were yours la. i thought i had to be a lawyer, soy started down that path. when i was a freshman, there were two teachers who actually -- they pulled together some young girls and w

did you say peak oil or people water. i haven't heard the term before could you explain no no no that's not easy i'm asking you if it means anything to you because i can but i can talk about my hand tony go ahead jump in. which is falling on the idea of peak oil. seems if you look at the numbers on oil and gas that we've reached a point where on about an hour in the case of gas a little bit in the future where the next in the amount of gas per year is being mobilized and after that the volumes that could be mobilized will get less and if we've got the demand for those products those energy projects which got us for the peak level then if the vein ability is going down then we've got a problem but of course energies in some ways more complicated much more complicated than water because whereas with water we've got in the rivers in the grass and in the soil and it's the same sort of energy we've got three or four different fossil fuels and we've got four or five different renewable energies in the situation is quite complex

and does it like at highway patrol or highway patrol agencies or just anywhere where the cases were applied and look in the jail systems. >> i have to go back and take a look at that. but i know that there are a number of studies and some since that have looked across the nation and different municipalities i know that other agencies have looked at this as well and i can find that for you and follow up. >> how do you know that being tased just does not result in muscle contraction but actually results in the experience of excruciating pain. >> i have not been tased and i would approach that with dreptation. you will see that there are numerous incidents of how the body reacts and has the 50,000 volts struck through you and in addition to the pain caused by that electric volt there is a risk of the increase of injury caused by the incident, if you are struck and you fall and you hit your head, that use of the taser increases further struggle and escalate that incident into a much more lethal situation, that can also cause injury from other uses of force as well not just tasers. >> it is here

when the internet came along or cable or satellite, everybody said broadcast is dead. no, we're still very much alive and well in both radio and television, and because we have an architecture and a niche that is hugely important and, obviously, capturing the eyeballs of the american people. >> host: so as where you sit as the president and ceo of the national sexer of broadcasters, what's job number one for you going forward? >> guest: oh, the preserve of channels that are not interfered with in sufficient volume that we can innovate into the future and provide these remarkable new television experiences which are not just the near horizon, they're here. and within this decade you will see television sets the likes of which you cannot imagine, because i've seen 'em. i've been to the nhk labs in tokyo, and it's better than 3-d. got depth of field, it's got a clarity of picture. it's not even

q e or through private banks manipulating live or without question markets are manipulated and prices distorted our next guest has been making the case for years that the precious metals markets are no exception you know it's a tough one though because there isn't a smoking gun per se of libel or with gold though we may see the queen of england touring the bank of england vaults as we did just recently and you see there what we don't get to see is transparent disclosure of the gold transactions of central banks in terms of their lease things swapping that sort of thing now that we may know of this d.s.t. season investigation into silver market manipulation it's been ongoing for years still with no results but here to discuss some of the latest developments in precious metals in light of what we do know are bill murphy and chris powell of the gold antitrust action committee better known as gap time and they are together at the same desk in our studio which is just so exciting thanks so much for being here gentlemen good to be here long great to have you so let's start with today gold a

morgan is anywhere between the top or the number three underwriter of municipal bonds so j.p. morgan shook it off ran the bankers off to did the deals and said that there were not there instances where this happened you know there's been other instances where j.p. haven't is you know illegal things in the municipal market but they are a dominant dominant player in. the rating so they continue to bat be strong in this area just spite the egregious acts one of the things that seems to be recurring theme quickly before we go to break is that a lot of these deals are negotiated privately and do some closure requirements are not great so is this a situation that benefits banks and does or does not benefit taxpayers. negotiated deals you never know whether the issuer is getting the proper pricing when they should get the disclosure side usually you know somewhere within a week or two of when the deals it's really hard you're catching up always you don't really know and the other thing to bear in mind is a lot of these issuers are just small local communities and you know the guys pr

get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. and find an arthritis treatment for you. visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. >>> one week ago today, 27 people were killed in newtown, connecticut. they were parents, teaches, sons, daughters. and anytime anything happens like this, it's easy to get all caught up in the policy and the politics of all the issues that surround the tragedy. and while those discussions will no doubt continue for many weeks to come, for tonight, we thought it was important to honor those who were lost. >> dawn hochsprung, principal. [ bell ] mary sherlach, school psychologist. [ bell tolling ] victoria soto, teacher. [ bell ringing ] anne marie murphy, special education teacher. [ bell ringing ] lauren rousseau, teacher. [ bell ] rachel davino, behavioral therapist. [ bell ] charlotte bacon, 6 years old. [ bell ] daniel barden, age 7. olivia engle, age 6. josephine gay, age 7. ana marquez-greene, age 6. dylan hockley, age 6. madeleine hsu, age 6. catherine hubbard,

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. >>> and it's not a bird or a plane. it's the latest version of "superman," one of the blockbuster movies due out in the new year. all that and so much and more on "cbs this morning saturday" on this saturday, december 29, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to the weekend. this is the final weekend of 2013. >> exciting stuff, right? >> exciting to have you here with us. >> glad to be here. >> i said 2013 because i'm preparing for the new year so everybody knows. >> in for anthony mason. >> it's nice to have you with us for our new year's treat. >> thank you very much for having me. >> we also have another new year's treat for all of you this morning. >> yes. one of the world's great chefs david buis here in studio 57. duck with a little lobster and oysters on the side. and, of course there's champagne. >> and i haven't had any of it even though i said 2013. >> some champagne would be nice in one of the cups sniet would be nice. >>> that is our top story, the looming fiscal cliff and what appears to be a new sense

a meeting or meetings? >> you still run the risk. >> or participation of four or more commission members? >> you still run the risk of 2-2? >> could you add one more thing? when we have hearings, we always endeavor to have all five commissioners here. so it's been very rare that that hasn't happened. i think it's only happened once and that was not for a part of a hearing, but to make some post-hearing decisions. >> we have had plenty of meetings where a commissioner has had an excuse the absence. >> i don't think we have ever had a hearing. >> right, but this would be at a regular meeting. >> okay. so i think we would approach this at the next practicable meeting is the one that all five commissioners were in attendance. make that a practice. you know, if you want to memorializes it, now you can. but we may not always need to do it. if we institute it as customarily how we handle things it would leave flexibility in scheduling. >> in event of a 4-commission member hearing and a 2-2 vote, there seems to be

most of our clients are themselves low or moderate income people or working in low or moderate income neighborhoods. but not exclusively. we will look at any business we think can bring about substantial community benefits. i want to talk about what type of loans we make and whatever products we have. that is important to note that in our case, they mentioned -- i mentioned some acronyms. the service corps of retired executives, women's business centers, renaissance and entrepreneurs should here in san francisco, women's initiative for self-employed -- those organizations offer classes often and one-on-one counseling. in some cases, whether or not you are seeking a loan -- in our case, and rising is strictly tied to a loan. we are a financial institution. but if you come to us for a loan and we think there is potential for one, we will provide business advising as well as a loan. to give you a sense of who we reach, we are really seeking to lind to traditionally underserved communities. for example, 35% of our borrowers are hispanic or latino. 22% african-american. 60% free mail, and

or would the c.i.a. say they didn't want their cover blown. >> this time, the words need to lead to action. we know this is a complex issue that stirs deeply in our passions and political divides. we're going to need to work on access to mental health care. we're going to need to look more closely at a culture that all too often glorifies guns and violence. >> i come to really respect you and the other governors and governor rendell because i watched it during sandy and i watched it during what happened up in newtown. they have to take care of their people. so in taking care of the people in maryland, what do you think is the most important thing? dealing with the issue of semi-automatic weapons? the so called assault rifles. dealing with the high capacity gun clips, the ammunition clips or the violent culture piece. what can you go at in a month? >> you have to go at all of those things. and you have to go at all of those things simultaneously. >> most of the hunters i know, i a gree. governor rendell w

are they innocent or willing partners? in october of 2011, ruth and andrew gave their first interview since bernie madoff's arrest. they sat down with morley safer to speak out about crime, punishment, and the shame of being a madoff. >> it's a tough name to live with. >> it sure is. >> ruth madoff. you feel the shame? >> of course i feel the shame. i can barely walk down the street without worrying about people recognizing me. >> and andrew madoff. >> from the very beginning of this whole episode, i've had absolutely nothing to hide. and i've been eager, i would say almost desperate, to speak out publicly and tell people that i'm absolutely not involved. >> andrew and ruth madoff speak out in the book truth and consequences, a more or less tell-all arranged by andrew's fiancee, catherine hooper, an attempt to separate the family from the father's crimes. is it dismaying for you that no matter what you say people aren't gonna believe you? >> i think in many ways it is dismaying, but public opinion has to be something that

but the fact is there are four or five or more major american industries. that literally would not exist the way they do without undualed labor. an as a nation we have wrestled with that reality for a long time. but i think this election gave us the momentum to finally i think deal with it in an earn les way, in a comprehensive way. and i think we'll e it happenver the ne two years. >> what other issuesre porn to the hispanic community? >> oh, i think the issues -- >> all those things -- >> sure, i think the issues that concern all americans. education, you know, people want to see as they're coming up in the united states that there is a path to success for themselves and for their kids. health care because as julian said you have millions and millions of latino, the largest community that is uninsured. so all of the bread-and-butter issues that the american family cares about are also issues that the latino community cares about. >> rose: as bad as it height seem people are already taing about 201416. >> everyone just got down with 2012. >> and the name e

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is that something written or just orally? when the vote is taken? of a companion question to commissioner renne's point and then i see later in section e, under "orders," it says, "the commission will instruct staff to prepare written order reflecting the commission's findings." so then i was wondering if what was contemplated was the findings of fact and conclusions of law to be incorporated in that order, which we would instruct, based on our vote and finding, verbally. or is there a more extensive process that is contemplated with respect to preparing findings of fact and conclusions of law? >> i think they just contemplated the commission doing it during the hearing. >> okay. >> that was my understanding as well and certainly if it was a complicated issue where we wanted to make written findings and that the summary order was more involved, i think we could do more. but i think the idea is that we can hopefully make them orally to get to resolution quickly. >> yes, that sounds good. >> and in that regard though, when you go to f, the public anno

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