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how do you feel about this season?e entire season and say we're golfing and we give up baseball. >> seth: that's the way i feel now too. >> i was so happy about last year. last year was such a surprise. >> seth: yeah. and i feel like in general this last ten years, you can't be upset about anything if you're a red sox fan anymore. >> ten years as a red sox fan or a boston sports fan. come on. >> seth: it's the best ever. >> oh, you guys suck. [ laughter ] >> seth: they're not that psyched about it. they're not -- they're not happy for us. >> you can't -- you can't give us one decade? come on. for me -- thank you. but 2004 was such a delicious, great thing to come back and beat the yankees. and then -- [ crowd booing ] >> seth: they can't -- you can't boo it out of having happened. >> yeah. yeah, and 2007 was gravy, but this year i got to go to game 6 with my son, which was just an incredible -- >> seth: how old is your son? >> he's 24. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> why is that funny. why is my son being 24 -- >> seth:

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do you feel more or less free today than you did years ago. who feels more free? not one of you.ess free? tell me why. >> they are taping our phones and reading our emails. and i just think that -- i feel some insecurity with the financial markets as well. >> why do you feel less free? >> you got the obama administration making decisions and not putting it to public vote or public opinion. >> do you feel that's free? >> less free. i believe it's overall government power grab to get in everyone's life. >> how do you feel personally impacted by this? >> i feel that it's not okay to just believe what you believe. i believe now we're all either -- we have to agree with the democrats or republican, no one has their own thought. >> is someone watching you. >> yeah. >> someone watching you other than those at home. >> i feel less free because i feel every where we go we leave a digital footprint. >> you're on google. >> yeah. i'm every where. >> that concerns you >> it does. yes. >> your careful? are you not going over to ever i site? >> i'm as vague as i usually am. i feel powerless fr

charles how does it feel having lost 29 straight. do you make any changes? i leave these guys, they're not going to get my private cell phone. >> that's it? they're dead to you? >> they're not dead, but i'm not going to be giving them interviews. they'll be trying to get inside information. >> exactly. well, a lot of people don't want to see you broke up any time soon. >> thanks for bringing it up rachel. i haven't even thought about it. >> you almost made me cry thesing about him leaving. >> i can't really imagine that show without charles. i can't really even imagine television without charge. but i got a feeling the guys are going to talk to womhim about sticking around. >>> we have a story about a father and son running in this year's boston marathon. >> when we got home last night, he wrote on hiss computer, when dad and i are running, it feels like my disability disappears. it started in his very first apartment. see that overdue bill? it arrived after he moved out. and he never got it. but he's not worried. checking his credit report and score at expe

the first 25 miles, i was feeling good. i was feeling strong. still a challenging race, but i was feeling good. we had run past the sign that said "you have one mile to go," and you honestly don't know how you're going to get through that last mile, but you know you have to. it's the home stretch. and we heard the bombs go off. >> and i'm literally right on that finish line tape, and i get thrown back a bit by the explosion. >> oh, my god. >> i heard people saying, oh, my god. no, this can't be true. nobody could get to the victims on the sidewalk. race officials saying rip this down. rip the fence down. the police, emts, and volunteers just ripped the fence apart. >> i just knew i had to get there. i knew if something was that bad, that i had to be there to help, and i jumped over the barricade. >> tell me about that barricade. >> i remember, yeah, my foot hurt so bad. i remember i was thinking i'm going to have to jump. i'm going to have to jump over something to help these people. i remember thinking, i can do it. i can do it. your foot doesn

they feel tired and fatigued and just generally feel lousy. >> how about your grades? does depression sometimes affect them? >> well, when you're depressed, you can't concentrate, and if you can't concentrate, it's hard to pay attention to what the teacher's saying. it's hard to pay attention to studying. and your grades often do suffer. >> are there certain kinds of situations that can cause a teen to feel depressed? >> there are lots of situations that happen in a teen's life that can make teens upset or sad, but some people handle them fine, and some people get depressed. things like a divorce, a loss of a family member to death, or problems with friends, changes in schools, or just feeling overwhelmed with your academics and your grades can all lead to depression for some teenagers. >> what should a teen do if he or she feels this way? >> depression is not something that a teenager should have to deal with alone. if they feel depressed, they should seek adult help. there's a lot of people that you can talk to, whether it be a family member, a parent, a close relati

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eight people reported feeling free of depression. ketamine is also used as a horse tranquilizer ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: it makes sense. folks-- ( applause ) it does make sense that you treat depression with a horse tranquilizer because every time i see a horse i say, "why the long face?" ( applause ) ( laughter ) he's on a suicide watch. ( laughter ) little men in silk pajamas get on his back and make him jump over sticking while whipping him. it's sad. and this veterinary drug isn't just used to animals, folks. it's also used on party animals. >> ketamine is a general anesthetic often used by veterinarians. when tape in high doses at the club scene, users say they feel detached and almost hallucinate. >> ketamine is also used at the drug scene as a party drug. we have some foot annual of the clinical trials. that that-- that was the control group. ( laughter ) now, according to the study, ketamine triggers the release of the neurotransmitter glutamate in the brain, which stimulates the growth of synapses that have been

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it's a very special feeling to be that. some of the professors that were my professors when i was a student are still here and i still feel as a student which is a very, very wonderful feeling. i met my wife were phd students at chapel hill. so going with my wife feels that could we are still dating, which is also wonderful. >> host: professor ariely has written three books. the upside of irrationality. his most recent book is this one. "the (honest) truth about dishonesty: how we lie to everyone- especially ourselves." how do you define dishonesty? >> guest: yes, lots of ways to think about dishonesty. for the purpose of the experiment, we define in a simple way. we see if they live. i don't think there's a lot of ambiguity in the particular one. we give people a sheet of paper with 20 not problems and we say go ahead. you have five minutes. solve as many as you can then i'll pay you a dollar per question. people saw this much as they can. at the end of the five minutes we save the stock. put your pencil down and count how

and you say i'm feeling great. there is a kind of recognition but maybe that's not entirely true and you say well let me particularly with poetry often take it, try to take it to the illogical conclusion and see where that train of thought will take you. we allow the line of music to open up things that even as a writer you may not be aware of. for me i feel like even as i am rereading these poems i hope that the discovery that i had in writing them i hope that is one of the things that is transmitted to the reader. i almost feel that it's a collaborative process that the poem is not complete until it's read by somebody else. >> the outline, you talk about life is a collection of methods. a catalog of methods. i wonder to what extent poetry itself is a method for you personally. >> my entire life i have used poetry and fiction novelist stories as a way of i guess is a way of trying to kind of unravel the confusion that the world presents me and all abuzz with and it seems like that is particularly with poetry poetr

emily, answer it. >> people feel it -- >> yeah, i know they feel it but how is it rigged. >> yeah, look no further to the supreme court of last week with the mccutchen case, and people can contribute with free speech and strong dollars, they can contribute to all over the country if they want to. >> you mean like unions contribute now, and they are the biggest contributors? >> if you are a politician and you are going to make policy, are you going to look to gather everybody by one small dollar or a vote at a time, or are you going to look to a shelton adelson -- >> why is everybody online for the welfare checks then? who is rigged towards? why do we do all this then? >> politics, you put it to minimum wage. don't create jobs, don't do anything to actually help the economy, let's just have corporations with large amounts of money hire people they don't need. that was your last jobs plan. >> you out there can jump into the debate, #bullsandbears. >>> why are they sounding the alarm sounding? while you were paying your tax bill this week, the tax man developing out bonuses to boost morale

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and now it is, i feel like a star. i feel amazing on stage. >> researchers say they've also noticed a significant improvement in most children's ability to remember faces and their overall social awareness. corbin says treatment can happen in unconventional ways. the goal is to use the research as a model for other programs helping children with autism improve the skills they need most. jonathan martin. al jazeera america. >> the planet kepler 186, roughly the same size as earth but 500 light years away, scientists feel it has the right conditions for water which means it might be able to support life. >> we continue to follow breaking news. a strong earthquake has hit southern mexico near acapulco. centered in guerrero state, south of mexico city. >>> the commander of the south korean ferry could face arrest warrant. the official toll, 28, 268 missing. >>> protesters in eastern ukraine are rejecting yesterday's deal. protesters say they won't step down until the government in kyiv steps down. >>> our new critically ac

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i feel pretty good.s any of the weight loss and health challenges you have gotten through in any way impacted your sound, your style, the way you feel when you are on stage? >> not a bit. i don't know why i can does sing. i have no idea, but i'm grateful. buy your own admission, you would be the first to tell us you have and always rejected your interest. >> that's a nice euphemism. that was very kind how you put that. you are a nice man. have urged it to the limit. ago.hat was 25 or 30 years i have had time to think about it. tavis: why this one? >> i haven't done a solo album in a long time. you probably know this story. james was was up for adoption by his son. i knew he existed, but i didn't ago.him until 20 years i met him, and he was very kind and gave me a shot at earning my way into his life. we started writing together. he's a better musician than i am by a long shot. we communicate really well. this album wouldn't have happened without him. i think it has happened twice or three times to the le

and i feel tomorrow i'll feel the same way. think we have the opportunity to live long enough to live indefinitely. so that's my goal. >> so is death not a good thing? >> i think death is not a good thing. do you think it's a good thing? people only want to die if they're suffering. if they're in good shape, people have aspirations. and up until recently, there was nothing credible that we could do to circumvent death. so we did the next best thing and rationalize that it's a good thing. >> but according to kurzweil there will soon be a way to circumvent death. >> there's some salmon. >> and the key to mortality lies in technology. >> medicine has undergone a grand transformation enabled by the genome project to where it is now an information technology. information technology grows exponentially. and that's quite radical. this is several billion times more powerful than the computers i used when i was an undergraduate. this amount of computation will be the size of a blood cell in the 2030s. it will be a billion times more pow

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the business growth with people feeling pushed out? >> well, but for the growth that's occurring we would haven't the revenues that we were seeking just literally three years ago to pay for important social programs that everybody values. the federal government is cutting hiv and aids research. there's a lot of issues around the homeless. we're not seeing a whole lot of federal dollars to we had to make it up ourselves and as a result i've got to have that increased revenue. i've got to have a revenue will pay for a housing trust fund at $1.5 billion to help with affordable housing. this wouldn't happen without a robust economy. >> let's talk about city college. the largest public college in california, serving nearly 80,000 students now facing losesing its accreditation. some people feel you haven't taken an aggressive enough stance to protect city college. >> oh, i've been very, very much interested in making sure that our city college is here. i've said that over and over again. it's about how you do it and certainly i'm well aware

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how does that make us feel? and, for me, it moves the play not always in the areas you expect it to be moved. >> charlie: is this totally a director's decision? >> not at all, interestingly. i go in wither are large thoughts, suggests, ims images,d i made the decision we would play in basically contemporary costumes. but the way i work is very relatively democratic. the actors never leave the room, the cast is there every day, all day in a circle for three weeks. we experiment scene after scene and do it different ways and we all talk about it all the time as we go. of all the productions i've ever done, i feel this is the most comprehensive in terms of including everyone in the company's point of view. i did not feel i was pushing any scene against what anyone on stage was wanting to do. once you unlock it in a particular way, and they were aware of what i was looking to explore, they went with it, and i feel like everyone on stage believes in the production, so i get the very different kind of energy. sometime

how free do you feel in your country?t and social media mean most of us can communicate freely. do you feel you're being watched more than ever before? we reveal the results of our freedom survey? >> the sound of music has a nun created such a sensation. sister christina is an internet hit on a talent show goes viral. aaron is back. gas price are the big story in ukraine, aaron. >> lucy, more pain in ukraine. russia's gas prices hiked by a third. telling the government, hey, you still owe us $2 billion. ukrainian's face a 50% jump. a look at what all of this means for its people and its economy. >>> do people's perceptions of freedom correspond to how free they really are? that was a question by the bbc poll to mark out our freedom 2014 season. the survey between december 2013 and february 2014 discover people who live in countries traditionally considered to be free don't necessarily feel more free than others. >> need only has never been a simple nation. what does it mean in our modern digital age? the internet and soci

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i still feel it.c. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the s

>> jimmy: makes me feel good. makes me feel good, yeah, to see all those people.he business, it starts to be scary. but i tell them all of the time, you just keep loving people. right? the thing is to make sure with your art, your art is a gift to people to help their lives be better, and to be brighter. and what happens a lot of times when you see people fail in this business, they're in it for their ego, and they start doing it for them. and it's like no, it's like you're trying to help people. just get through each day, you know? and you do it really well. [ cheers and applause ] you do it really well. >> jimmy: i should say, also, we did a sketch once where we sang one of willow's songs. >> yes. >> jimmy: i was neil young and i did a version of ♪ i whip my hair back and forth ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i did that. and i got the nicest note, hand-written note from willow. she must have within 13, maybe? >> no, she was ten. >> jimmy: ten at the time. better stationery than i have now. [ laughter ] you know, who is this kid? and what a polite young person. i

ting sometimes i feel like a fraud.omen do youe sometimes feel like sheryl sandberg, like a fraud. [indiscernible] >> in the world of theater there --buteople who say i feel i double long here. the data is here to believe that it is true. many women lack the confidence that men have rightly or wrongly. the data is there. also, a lot of people i can't imagine not having the kind of confidence you have. you could have the reservation that cheryl might have. a lot of men think i'm a fraud. >> but they don't let them stop. .> they don't realize >> we all feel that to some extent. women are more prone to ruminate on it and let it stop us from acting. the other point you are making is the good news in our book. we have found out that confidence can be learned. >> how do you learn it? >> it is work. you can't think it. there is no way to have complements pouring. >> you can't will confidence into your body. you can't say i will myself to run a mile. and you fail. you risk and you succeed. you work, and it is not processed over

i can say what i think tuesday so many others also feel the same way i feel that life is better over there again. in july was known to israel where the children to school with no money in something they wish they could encounter confronts it's springtime in europe the weather is kissing mild and that means thousands of african migrants well again you tend to cross the mediterranean sea inas step controls in the mediterranean since last tuesday's ouster of the tiny island pompidou center. when more than three hundred migrants can contain many people not trying to enter the eu but the un troops by a tiny speck ict in morocco. nguyen is the remnant from colonial times and its eu territory and streaky sealed off. but thousands of refugees race that once regularly hoping to cross the fence. bow lake city to manly of firewood for the moroccan police was seamless. we are on our way to the migrants can. it's in florence. the tents and strung them on the undergrowth this is home to three hundred people they're all from the ivory coast and they're all driven by one goal in europe. where on non

i feel younger than i did.o get down to brass tacks, i love being a wife and a mother and a songwriter and a musician, and i feel like the luckiest person in the world to have those things. i guess if the map of our soul takes us where we want to go, the hope or prayer is that we all get better at what our calling or purposes. i hope i am a better talkshow host and i was 25 years ago. >> sure, you are. tavis: what let you know you are getting better at your craft? the people who are your fans have always liked you. what makes you know you get better? >> that's an interesting concept. i have a friend who says there is no artistic progress. there are only stages of an artists life. i always argue saying, i really believe in progress. i know i am getting better. i am pulled in now. what is that argument based on that there were only stages but no growth. >> i think he is looking at who startse matisse out representational and at the end of his life is a big jazz dancers. they are all equally valuable, and they may

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i just have mixed feelings about it, i obviously i am a neighbor, and my general feeling is fear about what is coming with this and i initially very happy to have a new business there, and enjoy it and hearing the music for my person and i am right away the street and a couple of windows down and it has only been, you know, the more recent months when the, i forget the exactly how it was worded but the rentals into the things outside of the normal, activity, and food and music. and it would bring another element. and i have literally have had a bullet through my window on the ground floor, and i have experienced people getting beaten on the other side of my window and things that really scare me and i had not experienced that up until the recent months because the other elements have returned and so you know, i wish that it could work the way that it is intended or could be intended. >> thank you. >> leo and lox and then jennifer ewing. >> and good evening, commissioners. i am leo, and i live at developing environments and i am on the management board there, and i have taken quite a fe