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stupid not only and they have these to hedge fund managers battling over a budget game all fuel but the norse distortions distortions. i think you could call high frequency narcissism as applied to the pyramid scheme which is herbalife yes exactly. so speaking of pyramid schemes let's move on to another narcissistic market going on at the moment the art of selling out to the faceless money men when prices are going crazy a crash must be on the horizon warns oscar humphreys so in new york this past week leonardo dicaprio presided over an auction and it broke records smashed records no this was no isolated event these inflated prices were mirrored by options at sotheby's and christie's that made nearly half a billion dollars the highest total and auction history but max get this highest totals in auction history this past year mirrored in the auctions the buyers are often the galleries that represent the artist or collectors that own other works by these artists the more they pay the more valuable the work they already own because. most of the posers game. christie's and the other ones off the

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one that is a mile behind me here off to the norse an east. that is tower plaza elementary cool. what we know about that school is this. at least a half a dozen school children drown in that school. they were in the basement and it filled with water and they unfortunately drowned. we are hearing from our affiliate kfor that as many as 30 school children are now unaccounted for an potentially have parished in the tornado. we know the medical examiner has confirmed 37 fatalities. we're only a couple of hours into this. but certainly when you see the scene behind us you know that something very devastating has happened. the only other time i've witnessed damage like this is when we were in joplin, missouri two years ago, may 2011 and 161 people lost their life in that tornado and this may come close if not exceed that tornado. it's one of those situations where you know everywhere you look you could be looking at tornado damage. we're with your tornado expert at the weather channel, dr. greg forbes. kind of the question is how big is this tornado? how far did it go? what is your sen

will dissipate overnight but surge in moisture up from the gulf will meet the colder air from the norseest and more storms develop tomorrow. in another line in similar location but a little bit south and east of where the tornado touched down today. you heard reports that today tornado was he feel f 4 on the scale of force of tornado meaning it's second most powerful tornado on the scale with winds up to 200 miles per hour. ef 4 and 5 before but we haven't seen this kind of devastation over a wide path before. it's truly amazing mind boggling. >> these are really quite rare. >> they are rare. we see tornadoes quite often in the lower range of the scale and they of course all danieling and potentially dangerous but once they get up to winds over 165 miles an hour once they exceed the ef 3 category they are through deadly and leave unbelievable destruction behin behind. >> most of those limited to that part of the condition try. tornado alley. >> yes which includes most of the plains from the dakotas south to texas and then that the south east u.s. that's where the colder air masses dryer

cap norse wears -- cap norse -- pajamas.ris wears jim but jim also reminds me of another person.his perseverance helped us defeat the mightiest army the world has ever seen. when he was in the senate, he found himself over and over again a voice in the wilderness. he did something starting in 2009 that was really quite extraordinary. he said the senate will not change unless we change the people who are in the senate. he began getting involved in the republican primaries. it is worth underscoring how incredibly unusual that was. and yet het done began going all around the country saying, i want to find strong visible leaders who are willing to stand up. for every maned and woman here today that our freedom is in jeopardy. canada like mike lee and rand paul marco rubio and ron johnson, everyone of beards decided so now should win. yet jim stuck his neck on the line and said we'd east ron kirk, conservative leaders. stronger, conservative leaders. everyone of them won with grassroots. [applause] in 2012, 3 new republicans got elected. to all threeical of us to one. i would not be i

commencement at the greek theaters and protesters are expected to greet him for the detention of brings norse at guantanamo bay. here you see last year's commencement. and apple cofounder steve woes woes -- wozinak will be there and jerry brown. >> you have been named the u.c. berkeley's top graduating senior and you are only 18 years old. the medal winners has won more than 40 awards totaling more than $300,000. education reporter lyanne melendez dez has the story. >> congratulations. that's great news. >> ritankar das is one of cal's brightest seniors. as you would speck, his grade point average is high. >> it's 3.99. >> and you did it in three years? >> that's right. >> he doubled a major in chemical engineering -- chemical biology and bioengineering. students qualify for the award as long as they have near close to a near perfect gpa. >> a 4.0, just sort of crazy gpa at that point but what matters afterwards is what actually they did with all the talents that they have. >> das was born in india. his family settled in milwaukee when he was only seven. the family moved to fremont just about

this was the result of american economic freedom which enables on the norse of small businesses to flourish. today the u.s. dollar is the national reserve currency. english is the standard language for commerce. the strength of the u.s. economy allows us to maintain the mightiest military in the world, effectively enforcing a pax americana. on culture, tv, the u.s. is preeminent in the world. 80% of the movies seen in the world are made in the united states. a disproportionate number of the world's great inventions in medicine, electronics, the internet, technology come from america. improving, expanding, and saving lives. america is where the telephone, the automobile, and the airplane were all invented. americans were the first to walk on the moon. we invented pong, space invaders, and the iphone. but most importantly, freedom produces opportunity. i would like to encourage each of you to embrace what i call opportunity conservatism, which is every domestic policy which is conceptualized, articulated should be viewed with a laser focus to how it impacts the most vulnerable among us. we sh

the idea of on japan doors, the idea of technological change -- the idea of entering the norse, the idea of technological change -- the idea of entrepeneurs, the change, ichnological agree with those things. he lost fiscally. he really needed to stand up on closing more of that deficit. ronald reagan spent most of his life -- spent his life in the 1980's as the greatest scourges of deficit spending. he left a legacy of massive which let his followers say that deficit does not matter. that was a historical error of massive proportions. >> more with david stockman tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." [video clip] " ashington journal continues. host: linda feldmann is here to talk about president obama's second term. is the big oneis for him in the second term. that: i always thought the control was a long shot and immigration reform largely because there is a strong pitch for the republicans to get this done. this is not necessarily about the president being successful. even he knows and has hinted at the white house correspondents' dinner last weekend that that was not necessarily going to

>> norse. the litmus test if any was political activity. >> political, okay.one of the constituents who contact ed my office yesterday outlining a pretty egregious situation and he is treasurer of a small nonprofit in massachusetts and volunteer organization, i should note, and their association was told by the irs employees that they were not required to file a form 990 because of the size, and they did not and this past november they received a letter from the irs saying that their tax exempt status had been revoked because they had not filed the appropriate forms, so the irs told them that they didn't need to file the forms and instead of notifying them to fix it, especially in light of the advice by the irs, the irs just went ahead and revoked the tax exempt status and now they have to reapply and pay and this is a nonprofit that has been around for 60 years. taxpayers should not be intimidated by the irs, and there is broad agreement by that today and the american people should not be afraid of the irs and there is broad agreement on that today, but we sh

entering the norse, the idea of technological change -- the idea of on to the doors, the idea of technological change, he stood for all of those things. i agree with all of those things. that puts the possum in the his comment. it puts the plus in his column. ronald reagan spent a lifetime before 1980 as the greatest opponent of deficit spending there ever was. he left a legacy of massive deficits which permitted his followers to say that he -- that was a historical error of enormous proportions. >> more with former ronald reagan budget director david stockman tonight at 8:00. >> now supreme court justice clarence thomas. he talks about his life and career to faculty and staff at became law school. this is a little over an hour. >> he is watching. the story of your life growing up is really a remarkable one -- do you know what part of west africa and your family came from and how they ended up in georgia? >> i think they lost the itinerary. that was in the 1700's. i do not think anyone quite those ofthing and for you in the deep south much was underwritten. are into their genealogy now. i have

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