m. university and it was conducted from two thousand and ten from two thousand excuse me to two thousand and ten a span of ten years during this time more than twenty states passed castle doctrine and stand your ground laws the study found a seven to nine percent spike in home asides and states that implemented the law part of the study states quote results indicate the laws do not deter burglary robbery or aggravated assault in contrast they lead to a statistically significant eight percent net increase in the number of reported murders in non-negligent manslaughters for more i'm joined now by neil in the cave is a senior writer for human events on live neil great to have you here with us you so first off what i want to ask you how was fan your ground laws expanded this justification for using lethal force. well i think there's an old english tradition in common law that a man's house is his castle william blackstone talks about it in scotland terry's on on the british english law that you know to violate the sanctity of a man's house at your own risk and i think that's always been a ch

florida a-and-m university announced major reforms to address hazing on and off campus. died in 2011 after a pennsylvania man recives a jail sentence of almost a thousand years for sexual crimes against children. >> antioch school officials are warning parents after a strange man tried to lure a boy into his car this afternoon. a fifth grade boy from sutter elementary school was walking home when he was approached by a man who said he was sent by the boys parents to pick him up. the boy told the man he didn't know him and walked away. a message sent out by the school principal said in part. we will continue to diligently monitor the area around the school and will alert the police and parents should we observe anything the man was described as white with gray hair and stubble and driving a light blue '70s era car. the man was last seen in his chichibu park on g street, but he has not been seen since. more now on a developing story we first brought you at 5. >> the search for more remains of victims of the speed freak killers. is underway. wesley shermantine and loren her

m. university and it was conducted from two thousand and two to two thousand and ten during this time more than twenty states passed castle doctrine and stand your ground laws the study found a seven to nine percent spike in homicides in states that implemented the law part of the study states quote results indicate the laws do not deter burglary robbery or aggravated assault in contrast they lead to a statistically significant eight percent net increase in the number of reported murders and non negligent manslaughter earlier i was joined by cliff schecter progressive political strategist i asked him how the stand your ground laws expand legal justification for using lethal force. in terms of the stand your ground laws i mean look the beauty has always been in our society and you know a democratic republic really going way way back that if you could for a tree and do it safely that that was your responsibility that you're you know you're not you're you're not it's not one of these the mentality that you know just just. respond with force and hope for the best you know and that's what this

one study by texas texas a&m university found -- by a&m that these incidents accounted to more than media events. >>> authorities today will focus on north hayward around a street and mission boulevard. burglary and robbery numbers climbed late last year. officers are hoping a bigger presence in the neighborhood will deter criminals. >>> three men accused of killing a monte sereno homeowner could be -- could face the death penalty. the three men are accused of killing this man last year. a fourth men is facing conspiracy to commit murder and prostitution. police believe she had a relationship with the man. >>> bill richardson said his delegation is pressing north korea boil the issue of missile -- about the issue of miss ills. richardson said -- missiles. richardson said he asked about a moratorium on this and asking for fair and humane treatment for a citizen detained there. eric schmidt, gag's ceo, is traveling with richardson. -- google's ceo is traveling with richardson. >>> apple's score is also in china -- ceo is also in china. that company is china's biggest wireless carrier. >>> 7

andy card acting dean at bush school at texas a&m university, good to see you. how are you? >> great to be with you, eric. >> eric: you are not in washington and what can we expect during the speech tomorrow? >> first of all, inauguration igsz are very significant and very important. think about it. this is celebration of our constitution. you've got article one, congress inviting article 2, the president, to come and take the oath of office from article three the chief justice of the supreme court. it's a great time to celebrate the constitution. however, i do say that the tone will be different from what he practiced during his first term. his first term was centered around a one letter word "i" -- an "i" term for barack obama. i hope it will be we've got to solve these problems to go. i'm not talking about we in yes, we can, but congress has to work with the president. the president has to work with congress. so that requires presidential leadership. we didn't see a lot of it in the first term. i am hoping he will reach across the aisle to solve some of the big problems l

. >>> florida a&m university will officially announce the hiring of a new band director today, famu'sed in the wake of the november 2011 hazing death of drum major robert champion. >>> facebook is building a mystery and many feel it might be the much rumored facebook phone. the social giant invited the media to its ed quarters with an invitation that read "come and see what we're building." mark zuckerberg recently shut down the idea of a phone so we'll see. >>> gm unveils its first battery powered luxury car, the cadillac elr. the battery driven coupe is based on the chevrolet volt. >>> the world's largest retailer isworld's largest real tail wants to hire any veteran who wants a job, but there's a catch. alison kosik is in new york. >> reporter: yes, walmart is saying it will hire any veteran who wants a job. the two stipulations is the veterans have had to a left the military in the previous year and could not have received a dishonorable discharge. that will be a five year initiative. walmart is estimating it will kind up hiring 100,000 veterans over that time. it represents more

bush and the 41st president of the united states, texas a & m university, mr. andy card joins us.dent. what is the challenge with the second term as opposed to the first? >> first of all, today is a day of celebration. yesterday was as well. but today will be the real public day of celebration and i'll be celebrating it, too. president obama is my president, too. i look forward to him taking the oath of office. i want to hear that inaugural speech. but i can tell you, there is going to be a lot of heavy lifting that has to take place in order for the president to be success envelope a second term. that's when the blues start to set in, when you realize how tough the job is and it's not just about the issues that you can anticipate meeting. it's the ones that you don't anticipate that you have to meet. and so i hope he moves from being an i president. he was very much an i president during his first term. i, i, i, i, i. the second term had better be a we. i'm not talking about a campaign slogan. yes, we can. i'm talking about we can solve this problem together and the we has to be

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m and t bank stadium. the girl who painted it is a scholarship student at directionel and painted it over the -- drexel university and painted it over the summer. if the ravens win she has to paint the final score on the scoreboard. >> if only maybe the superbowl could end in a tie. that's what jack and jackie harbaugh are hoping could possibly, well, happen on february 3rd. it's not going to happen. most people don't have one son to go to the superbowl never mind two. this is the first time brothers have ever been on op sid sidelines as head coaches in the superbowl. for the families, they could not be more proud. throughout their careers dad said he wanted them to have a good experience. >> we are no different than any other parents anywhere in the united states of america that have youngsters. and it doesn't have to be athletic. it could be music, it can be art, it can be being successful in school. just hoping you can be there and be a support for them so they have a good experience and they enjoy what they are doing. >> the harbaughs said they will remain neutral in the game. neutral. either way they will ha

university. he talked about climate change. now, he's talked about a$é+m) @% these things before.a surprise. but he also talked about the need to organize. that citizens involved, and it's not a coincidence that he's making those points to and othe just a couple of days after he has transformed his political presidential campaign into an organizing outfit now called organizing for action, that jim messina and others will be in charge of. so i think he is aiming for those far away fences for things you would like to see him do, chris, but it's going to happen. not just if he wants to do it, but if he can mobilize enough political support to try to get over some of that republican obstructionism. >> joan, the same question. did you see the beef today? terms of substantive accomplishments worthy of a second term? >> i did, chris. it was a soaring speech. it was an inspiring speech. but it was also as david said practical nuts and bolts, talking about the highway system, talking about we don't want people standing in line for hours to vote. talking about we're not going to make a fals

university and at columbia and that a high ranking pakistan a police official that now has the political scene when the political ecosystem that the pact is danny taliban chance when because although the m&a are sufficiently lined to allow the political space it enjoyed during the 2009 time period with denial about the pakistan the taliban and the threat that opposed. bright and fishman also works here a company with which you are familiar. he worked on two chapters was looking at the network than he is probably the only person watching who has met the defacto leader of his network. and also did a chapter where he would step back to look at the different taliban groups given the tech -- pakistan the state board a very interesting way to capture the topology. ken ballen of leading pollster in the muslim world to look at the sensitive political questions it is tricky but we had a good partner on the ground that helped us how to make this say scientific poll to explain some of those then wrote a book terrorist in love that is and is an account of the g. hardy and why they join certain groups and what he learned in the process of writing that book. ken ballen served on the staff and now a n

university. or not michael m -- michael mee se. now the news conference with president obama and afghan president karzai at the white house. president karzai also met with defense secretary leon panetta and secretary of state hillary clinton. this is about wordy minutes. -- 40 minutes. >> it is my pleasure to welcome president karzai back to the white house as well as his delegation. we last saw each other during the nato summit in chicago, a city that reflects the friendship between our peoples, including many afghan-americans and the karzai family. mr. president, welcome. we meet at a critical moment. the 33,000 additional forces i ordered to afghanistan have served with honor, they have completed their mission, and returned home this past fall. the transition is well underway, and soon nearly 90% of afghans will live in areas where afghan forces are in the lead for their own security. this year will mark another milestone. afghan forces will take the lead for security across the entire country, and by the end of next year, 2014,

m moody's. the demand for four-year college degrees is going down, it is softening. it is softening. leading to declines in net revenue for many universities. now, i realize harvard really is in a unique position. but tell me what you see broadly speaking out there in terms of the demand, in terms of the numbers of students coming in to four-year colleges, and even higher education. >> well, harvard does still have this very high level of demand, and our applications are up again this year for the college. but you're right, on a broader nationwide basis, we're seeing a softening in that demand as moody's just reported. i think this is something the country should be worried about, because we're in a moment in human history where knowledge is evermore important as a foundation for economic growth, for social mobility, for building the kind of society and nation that we want to be. and so we have to make sure that access to higher education remains open to individuals who can benefit from it and make contributions to our country and to the world. we at harvard have worked very hard to making a cess open to students of talent. and i think par

m and googleeat expectations as did microsoft and netflix. >>> there aren't a lot of people out there who were right about what would happen over the last five years, but harvard university professor ken rogoff was. he was on the money with some very accurate predictions about the economy, about where the markets would go post financial crisis. what's next for america and the global economy? ken rogoff joining me once again with some answers. ken, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thanks so much for joining mood in davos and how would you see the economy today five years post the crisis? >> it's a strange mood in davos, where people are not euphoric. in fact, you talk to heads of multinational corporations, businesspeople around the world, they say, you know, things aren't even as good as i thought they would be this quarterbut they're calmer. there's a feeling that the world is not going to fall apart. you hear more about geopolitical risk, cyber security, and less about europe's going to blow up tomorrow. >> so, you're not seeing over enthusiasm but it's certainly better than a year ago? >> yes, it's definitely, definitely calmer. their theme here is resilient. y

he told his undergraduate degree from texas a&m and day mba from the university of houston. looking forward to your discussion on this topic. >> thank you. thank you. thank you appear. i appreciate the opportunity. our nation is wrestling with one of the largest issues in a long time, our debt. and the large amount of debt the united states is facing. i will outline the challenge we face and some transforming healthcare ways we can solve the issue. i will demonstrate how new approaches other integrating a delivery system and how it is already achieving outside the federal government. i will describe how health care can harness some plausibility to have sustainability even as it undergoes some transformation. i want to talk about ohio. they are addressing some of these large issues here recently. the recently announced demonstration of instigating care coverage for the dual eligible. the dough eligible are individuals who can be covered by medicare and medicaid. it represents 20% of the medicare population but 31% of the cost. we are excited to be part of this program with a

he has an undergraduate degree from texas texas a&m, and mba fm university of houston. we look forward to your comments today on this very important topic. thanks for being here. [applause] >> thank you, thank you, everyone. [applause] >> well, thank you, and i really appreciate the opportunity to address each one of you. as we talk today, our nation is actually wrestling with one of the largest issues probably in a long time, and that's our debt. the large amount of debt that the united states is facing today. i will outline the challenge we face. i will also show you transforming health care, one of the ways we can solve the debt issue. i'll demonstrate how new approaches through integrating the delivery system and how it is already achieving some results outside of the federal government. how health care can have stainability even as the health care system undergoes significant transformation. first, i want to take a moment to talk about ohio. and cleveland. how they are addressing some of the large issues here locally. particularly, the recently announced demonstrat

george washington papers at the university of virginia are now in volume 67 of the projected 90 volumes and he wasn't even one of the writers. alexander hamels and m. james hamilton and thomas jefferson spent hours every day writing letters. so we have rooms full of writings from these people. if you just cherry-pick the citation here and there, you can prove that they were christians or deists are libertarians or baked potatoes. you can prove that they were just about anything, because they said so much. so a proof text citation is a quotation offered with a very little context and in biblical discussions proof texts are used to approve what god is thinking. in our discussions of the founders, once you collectivize the founders, once you create the founders and the high mind, then you can apply any sentence that any one of them ever spoke as if it were the opinion of the entire collect this. that is what a lot of people today do and they are thinking an enormous amount of money doing it. david barton's original intent is the one that i focus on the most year and a book, you have got thousands of quotations by hundreds of people listed as founding

i'm curious how far away are we from a universal flu vaccine like the my sells vaccine that -- my sell mys m we were young? >> we're going away from chicken egg vaccines. over the next years we're going to be use cells from mammals. one got approved this year from dog kidneys, if i you can beliee that. >> that sounds algorithm strange. >> better than using chec chickn eggs. we have another that uses inseblght and genetic material. this is the way we usually make vaccines and this is exciting. down the road we'll have a vaccine that targets a protein that all flu has, and you'll be able to take it once every ten years and it will provide coverage for all strains. that's on the drawing board. the problem is money. we need more and more money to go into the research to get this done. >> real quick, i've got to run. are we ten years away from in a? >> i'd say five to ten years away. >> really? >> if we can get the research going, we have the technology. five to ten years. >> great to see you working on sunday . i know you always do. nice to have you with us. >> this is an important topic. great

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m first time the public has heard much of the information against holmes. there has been a sweeping order in this case, covering the prosecution, defense, even the universityrado where he was a graduate student for a period of time. the confidence will mount some sort of diminished mental capacity defense. that is by court filings that have been made public. no plea yet. that would come at an arraignment at a later date if the judge determines that there is enough evidence against james holmes to make him stand trial and no one expected that the prosecution is going to have any difficulty showing that evidence. soledad. >> casey wian, thank you. >>> a few minutes, we'll talk with defense attorney elise wayne about the case. first, a look at other stories making news today. >>> no end in sight to the civil war in syria. president bashar al-assad making his first public speech in six months this-week, dismissing any chance of peace talks. he called the rebels murderous criminals and demanded the west stop funding them. >>> and shell has refloated an oil rig that grounded off the coast of alaska. weather has hampered recovery efforts. no evidence of a fuel le

m. olin. displg a very wealthy person. and the olin foundation is responsible for and dowed chair i held for a number of years at george mason university and the olin foundation, and the free market foundation and at the time it was headed by bill simon the former secretary of treasury i believe under the ford or reagan. >> host: nixon. >> guest: i'm not sure. >> host: did you meet mr. olive. >> guest: no. >> host: what did they expect to you do? do so you have a person of view to get the professorship? >> guest: i probably had too have a certain point of view. what they did what the they told me is the olin -- he was in charge of the foundation, he said the olin foundation they won't give george mason $2 or $3 million for the endowment to let you live off the income. he said if we do that you might die or move and they'll hire a marxist in your place and we don't anything. he said with a we do to keep the endowment at the old foundation and send you the income each year to the 51c3 basedded at dporg mason university. and he said all we want from you is an address. one of my friends, i was explaining describing my charity to one of col

m the oldest of four boys. i have a brother tom who is two years ynger. he a law school prove store at university of dayton in dayton, ohio. my next brother three years younger is mike who is an illustrator, commercial artist, has his own firm. both have done very, very well in their lives. i'm very proud of each. our youngest brother was eight years younger than me. he was killed in a car accidt when he was 16 years old. when i was 16, my father died on christmas day, so my mother was left with four rather spiritted boys that she had to raise and i think aside from the fact that she raid one politician and one lawyer she did pretty well. but my mother passed awatwo years ago and she really was the centerpiece of our family. my father was important, but, you know, after a while it's your mother who certainly took over and raised the kids and worked a couple ofobs and did the things that many mothers and single parents do today. so i have a real appreciation for families that have to deal with that, and kids that come from those kind of families, and i have great respect for single parents. >> you