released from custody or on em. that is not going to change. whether the court sets bail today on this particular case of a certain amount, that review in 30 days or 60 days is not going to change that person's risk,. what we're saying and trying to show is there are certain individuals who have bail already set who have already gone through that first vetting process. the court has said we want bail set at a certain amount. there are some individuals based upon their behavior, their programming, their classification levels and history, that the sheriff is privy to that the da and courts are not privy to, we could take that information to the court and say judge, please take another look at this person. they will be a good candidate for em to be able to be in the community, be supervised, be accountable and the concerns you have about future criminal behavior is going to be reduced. they'll be accountable to the court and sheriff's department and brought back into kus - >> i don't see how why released on em they're

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catastrophic injury or if he or she was going to school. we go to the bureau of labor statistics and come up with a number annual wage number as if they were working from the age of 25 so if someone died who was five, 10 or 17 going to school we have the formula included in this program. and whether or not they had any dependence. that's all we need to know to track. that's all we need to know. now we can meet privately with individual family members if they want to talk about other things that's fine. that is fine, welcomed that under track a, if somebody will just provide us the age of the victim, how much that victims earning at the time of the accident and whether they have any dependents that's all we need to calculate a track a award based on national statistics about what that person earned over a lifetime. the claimant doesn't have to file track a. it's up to the claimant but at the claimant wants a quick, prompt processing of his or her claim under track a for death or catastrophic injury, they can do so. we will add to that claim

real or fake?e true to guess which bizarre media comments were real and which were made up by the staff over here? (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >> now it is time to play real or fake. sometimes media people say things that are so bizarre if you didn't hear it you wouldn't believe somebody actually said it. kennedy is here to test me and kate rogers of foxbusiness.com and charles payne of making money with charles payne. which of

ability payments or medical help even though the registries only been out a few weeks already about ten thousand that haven't been able to register due to technicalities or system glitches but worse than that the v.a.'s website denied that exposure to burn pits can cause long term health problems just like they denied agent orange caused health problems in other words the us government's refusal to care for veterans exposed to burn pits mirrors it's for fusil to care for veterans exposed to agent orange and that's why the google search burn pits and agent orange now return so many hits government officials that are in advocates and journalists all around the globe are all starting to see afghan burn pits being president obama's version of agent orange level disregard for his soldier's health if obama is smart he'll do what he can to right this wrong immediately but chances are he won't learn from history he'll just repeat it tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the rest of them. i'm happy martin the stories we cover here knocking here in the right story the extrem

unethical or to incite hate speech or to distort information i've been very critical of western media many times in the past and what we're talking about here is not a particular blow of opinion whether it's western northern the nor'east tool we're talking about the need for people in the public domain to be able to cross the information that they're receiving now i mean i think it's important to bear this in mind at the best of times information and journalists can be subject to pressure from politicians but when the bullets start flying when there's a real conflict. the big breaks out such as we see in the middle east at the moment such as we've been ukraine and crimea then of course you're going to have much more governmental and political pressure i missed on what i'm talking about governmental or political pressure explicit pressure oversleep we can all indeed identify it but i'm talking about you know journalism at its very core is is an act of filtering information and the way that filter is set up depends on your cultural historic personal jan their experiences and you know so

you either succumb to it or you get busy trying to recover and whether it's tbi or ptsd or a civilian in the military is one of you guys were saying life comes with. trauma necessarily comes with attempts at recovery. that's what we do and to get back to an earlier point of the whole idea of what has to be careful here because of the whole notion of perpetuating the stereotype of a soldier and so on. the fact is they are our broken soldiers from these wars. it doesn't mean they are going to be forever broken. probably most of them -- back but that doesn't mean you dismiss this moment as you know other words were tougher trade we have always had a version of this. people have figured out themselves, we don't have to act as reactive before. we can advance an act with more compassion and understanding than we have in the past. >> it became one of the legal issues and the benefits trial for my son whether we could point to a particular incident that had caused trauma. and we couldn't. there were three possibilities of times that he had been in trauma that one of the symptoms was that he w

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tell them whatever you want to tell them if you want to send an e-mail or twitter or facebook. they talk about the books that they love and i think the people that follow me know that i'm collective and i'm not talking about every single thing and i hope that word of mouth is spreading the news. traditional media is very important way to get people into the store. reviews in "the new york times" book review and interviews on the national public radio are key. that is a sort of book buying audience that cares about it and i have seen that move the needle in terms of the books. >> the washingtonian makes a huge difference. there should be plenty of pages. >> it's true what you say that does put a lot of pressure on the author especially who doesn't like to go around bragging. i was thinking i'd just written a book and i hope that no one notices. so i've learned that isn't really the right strategy. [laughter] i get authors coming to me saying what should i do come and i don't actually be read there is necessarily anything to do, but if you had to pick just one thing what is the b

>> yes or no? do. >> do you believe that yes or no? >> excuse me, let me speak. >> you are going to double speak. >> it's just a yes or a no. >> i'm not a double speaker. >> are you going to do it again? >> i think i might. >> and tmz.com executive producer harvey levin joins us. harvey, you broke the news again. why is she going back? >> well, i think it's a good platform for rosie o'donnell. i know there is money involved because can i tell you that i know there were negotiations going on and money is money, greta. so, she made a deal. i know it was close to being done yesterday. it was done today early. and she is going back to the show. they need her. they need somebody. that show is a disaster right now now they have two people. whoopi goldberg and rosy. what they are looking for is a latina. and they are looking for a conservative, obviously they are trying to recreate the elisabeth hasselbeck role. but they need something and rosy's got a mouth on her. that's what they need for a show like that. >> how much is she getting? do yo

the willingness or the fortitude. mean, both of these guys have not shown, obviously, a willingness or the willingness for political risk that, you know, a lot of us would like to see. sharonthing that ariel before he died, when he was miraculously moderating hope of israel, the politics, he said, and it seems an inarguable truth universally acknowledged is that for israel to remain a democratic jewish state, it must make peace with the palestinians, which requires a palestinian state. >> right. there has been polling on this. i think some pretty good polling. the majority of israelis are still for a two state solution. i think a lot of israelis don't believe it might be possible because the palestinians to not want it. oft they want is all mandatory british palestine. but the majority of israelis seem to be aware that this is the demographic and demographic isllenge, and i think there a minority, maybe 15% to 20% come in that range, where if it is a choice between a democracy of one man and one vote or all of the wes

quote a room or scoot of two or more rooms that's designed or occupied by one family doing its own cooking and only having one kitchen the san francisco building code riverside requires a building permit to convert it to a non-residential use and a building permit as i stated earlier therefore the plumbing permit can't trigger a conversion although mandatory review is not required for the non residential units the planning commission can consider applications to remove dwellings at discretionary review holds the permit holder had applied for the correct permit because of the block book notice the plumbing permit must be revoked because it violates a code that states no place for a building permit or other permit or license of permit of occupancy shall be approved by the planning department and no license issued by any industry department that changes a >> contrary to the provisions of the code. one san francisco building code requires a building permit to convert the two unit to a non-residential use therefore the permit holder tried to initiate it to number one residential use contrary to

group of numbers because i can always switch to at&t or i can always switch to sprint or t-mobile or some other carrier. these are just as valuable as they always been. yes, telephone and broad band are different but we want the same principles in place saying the person that provides my connection doesn't get to decide how i use it or who i call. based on the charges they set the rates but it should be spare and reasonable for me and i should be able to use it however i wish once i paid my bill. >> if you had your druthers would would the internet be in title 2? >> not the internet. there's distinctions here. there's internet access, wire we use and spectrum we use to get online. internet content i think we all agree should remain free from regulation, especially if not by or totally free from fec regulation. but as susan crawford said, it's like confusing the conversation for the sidewalk. we want conversation to be free and f.c.c. has no place regulating content online. they have always made sure communication pathways stay open. so today we have the vestiges of regulated phone sy

does not do or does or does not permit but it's all of. the influence of various power groups within society on political decisions some hold out takes place because you have the resources to. be influential in the political arena and some of it takes place through networks you know the right people and you have the ear of the right people when it comes to making the most important decisions and we thought the way in which the financial markets reacted to the various events during the financial crisis could be a way of testing these ideas so in particular we looked at bad weather doing this very turbulence tied. when very important very close question decisions have to be made with cleats. connections political connections matter. now what was the market's reaction to timothy geithner's appointment in your research so what we found is. you know perhaps surprisingly perhaps not it really depends on your perspective and your prior he filed when he was the guy who was announced as the next secretary of the treasury financial institutions debt

or ignore them in whole.hy teachers should have to justify assignments. and later, do you have emotional intelligence? some workplaces or universities are placing importance on people who can read a room. is emotional intelligence connected to success? >> my name is janet, i'm in the stream. >> welcome back. education reform is a hot topic these days. especially when it comes to how much we're preparing students for college. just recently,ham shie, hampshire college college, became one of the first to reject sats. >> out of orlando, florida, joshua katz. high school math teacher. thank you for both of you for joining us. alfie, is it good enough for me, is it good enough for you, what's wrong with that approach when it comes to education? >> sometimes we say, it's bad enough for me when i was a kid, it's bad enough for my kids. we end up perpetualin perpetuating experiences. a lot of things we talk about as traditional or defining what it means to go to school, turns out according to good experience, theory a

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>> i don't think, all kidding aside, that ethnicity or religion or gender or orientation or any of those kinds of distinctions are what's important. if you remember, vice presidential candidate was jewish four years before this and his wife's name was hadasa. and i don't remember anyone talking about that. >> you're right. joe lieberman. >> sure, and in the case of barack obama, i'm sure there were some people who didn't vote for him because of ethnicity and i'm sure there were people that did vote for him because of his ethnicity. but most people voted for barack obama because they liked what he said and then he had to go out and do it and prove to them that what he said he was going to do four years later he faced the voters again and no matter what some people think, the voters once again elected him. i find it offensive and dangerous and sick that people say, oh, i hope he fails in the next 2 1/3 years. we need barack obama to succeed. republicans and democrats, we have to pull together and help him. people say he doesn't want help. i don't believe that, but even if he doesn't, we ha

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a mobile phone to an actual piece of architecture or a hotel or an office or a building and when i find that i realize that this is a bit of an epiphany i've only had in this last ten years of how poorly designed the world is and how uncomfortable the world is and how the world in a sense is this weird at least in the physical sense of the word is driven on the machine where we're constantly looking in the past supposedly for inspiration we're constantly trying to derive the past or appropriate the past you know and it's kind of as if the past was better when actual fact we have a whole bunch of issues and problems that are really something. grew out of investor evolution you know the world has become kind of relatively talks like you have a billion cars on the road etc etc so really in a sense you could argue that the past is has caused damage to this world and has been for the betterment also design itself really originally was a social agenda was this idea of a betterment of society that we're going to make a better world for all of us and it has happened because the world has change

these people were all or angeles spirits of the people were not or angeles sell. the first file a racist "and then gave them a new label to port. some of them were unimportant. and then you could call them or angeles, but they have those standing in the field. one ." contrary. but he left out entirely people who were genuine giants in the field of oriental studies whose writing clearly went in the opposite direction of what he was purporting to prove about the racist imperialists attitudes of westerners who study the orient. and so one of the most important was to a hungarian jew wrote in the late 1800's left of the study and live years in the arab countries. at the above course, like all people who study another region of the world, you loved it. that is what normally happens. if you are inactive, people who specialize in latin american studies, chinese studies, whatever it may be. the normal mind set is to afford a great affection for the place and the people he steady. and that was true for oriental sauce. and it was exemplified. so he rode in this capitalizing

cyber law or technology law or whatever. just get on with it. you know, all this angels on a pin nonsense, get rid of that and get on to the issue. but i'm actually very much with ryan on this. i think the questions he's asking really are important. this stuff actually matters, and it might even matter a lot. the law is going to confront the new challenges posed by robotics technology one way or the other and it will matter which communities with which set of tools and knowledge and pre preconceptions and understandings step up to try to meet those challenges and answer those questions, and thinking about it now makes a difference. there's a path dependence to all this. at the early stages of the development of a domain, it could well set the direction for many years to come and as a sin nektky, one of my favorite words, >> that reproduces the whole. very useful word in a fratful universe, like the one that we live in. as a senecty for this problem, the one that illustrates the whole, the question is whether ryan, or others,

the international or green baize or u.k. uncut are these any of these groups they read are they calling up or contacting and say ronnie white to come speak at our vet because i'm talking as an act of this now even though you're the top stop picker in the world are they reaching out to you yes i'm getting calls from whistleblower organizations and socially conscious you know funds and i've gotten hundreds and hundreds of messages in the last few weeks and i'll finally have a chance to sort through them when i get back to miami in a few days but ok so you're our goal on the full f.b.i. and philosophy site you talk about changing the world you talk about i guess bringing about a more equitable distribution of wealth and. what would that look like in five years time or in ten years time what would we see the world according to ronnie what would that look like and we have about a minute have you know right now it's very simple we're giving less than two percent of g.d.p. to charity and if we would just double that what triple tha

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has perhaps gone innocence so what this brake pad is or is or this dress was specifically or show you down the stressors in that way the brake pad analogy works quite well because if you are stressed i.e. if the car is driving you are going to need those brakes but without a stress factor you do not even notice that it was lowered that your brakes are. does that make yes that makes a lot of sense. a lot of people are going to hear this. new science and say well i often get stress asking getting anxiety does that apply to me should i get tested for this gene what factors would doctors be looking at to determine whether someone is a good candidate to get this blood test well the first thing to keep in mind is that this really represents a finding it isn't available for use yet this finding represents the promise to meet me one day. but it's not necessarily going to be the case that anyone. order this test now i don't think everyone needs to worry about should i get tested for this this that's not where we see this being useful this could be really useful in for example emergency room wh

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typing them up or politicizing them or moving them. what do we expect to see? >> you know, maybe it's sort of also a little bit toward mr. collins who just had to leave, answer. i can tell you that gina mccartha and me, as long as i'm here, but certainly my immediate supervisor or boss, gina mccarthy, want nothing more than to build credibility and confidence in the congress. so from a personal perspective, we would hope that we would be able to get out of the situation we've been in for 40 years with everything keeping going to the supreme court and try to get it that to stop. and at some point, you know, which i don't see -- if we do nothing, it will continue to keep going up there and they'll continue to keep -- >> but if you also do this, in many ways, the term significant nexus is a new term of art. and now we have to define it. >> right. >> is a significant nexus different in oregon compared to the desert southwest? is it different in -- >> yes. >> -- building that box? and where you're hearing a lot of stress in our voices is fo

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or maybe he. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. welcome back to worlds apart really discussing the rebalancing nature of douglas paal vice president for studies at the carnegie endowment for international peace mr paul are rushing china have a fairly long history of rivalry and the thinking back in the sixty's and the seventy's say even the eighty's was that this rivalry to both sides was highly debilitating not only because it forfeited the benefits of cooperation but also because it compelled both sides to waste resources on sabotaging each other and i wonder if the same applies to the russian american then they sign american tensions of the moment well i think that the aftermath of this. the reallocation of crimea gave an opportunity for russia and china to show their diplomatic independence and maneuverability apart from the united states this is started before crimea started when c. jinping chose to visit moscow as his first or foreign destination after

any word other than yes or no come wasn't wrong or not wrong? we can make excuses -- mary barra center for gene she said this is wrong. there's a question about the dr. frieden said this was wrong. there's no gray zone in this. i don't get it. i'll let you respond. >> i appreciate that. i know the individuals involved, and when i say training is needed and training is a solution, there are several phases of training. on the job since of the training would include sop verification is needed for scientists which have been mentioned in previous the aspects as well. i'm not making light of the situation. i'm not making light of the situation at all. i'm simply saying that if we choose to punish people who come forward when they make a mistake -- >> that's different but i'm not talking about -- >> that's what i'm saying. >> that's different but we want people to be willing to do that. >> thank you spent but what i thought you're saying here, i think it is your statement, they need more training. they don't need training to know this is bad. when you

and a lot of times these are data scientist thes or programmers and -- scientists or programmers, and i have great admiration for the skill a lot of data scientists have which is the ability to track your life with some type of general hypothesis. but the hypothesis is more to give it direction versus already having a bias for why to track. so i'll give you a for instance. most of us, you know, track our weight, you know, myself included. you track your weight because you're upset, you know? oh, i put on too many pounds over the holidays or something. so you're already starting in one sense from place of bias, and you're assuming that i have to lose weight or x. a good data scientist, what they tend to do is they take a step back and say, well, i want to optimize my health, and i will be healthier, yes, if i lose this weight, but i also want to do behavior where i can track other elements besides just this weight with loss. so, for instance, they may get a fitbit or a jawbone and measure how their sleep affects their eating. so instead of just getting on the scale or going to the gym,

most cancer rates are flat or down. are some of the cancer scares i reported on and believed in. and, of course, i believed. so would you if you were a young reporter, scientists we interviewed were alarmed. they it data that proved that coffee causes pancreatic cancer and cell phones cause brain cancer. other scientists were skeptical but harder to interview. what's in it for them? what do they gain by taking time to educate stupid reporter. plus if they were quoted, they'd make enemies, easier to avoid the media. we talk to the activists and trusted them. they were like us, they wore blue jeans and wanted to protect people. there were some corporate scientists who were skeptical and we'd interview them, but they'd be funded by business, they wore suits, why trust them? and they were boring. lawyers told them be careful when talking to the media. plus a scientist saying we don't really have good evidence that coffee causes cancer. it's just not as interesting as one saying coffee may kill you. i reported the scares, no

it's five or six times or seven times the amount of foreign aid. i think you are going to see that will continue to rise as you have an increasing middle class. african countries that discovered oil gas and mining. there's going to be a lot more government money in government coffers. i'm not saying it's a panacea, but it will be a challenge. the problem on this drm tax stuff, this is not a very sexy or compelling topic. there are no political constituencies in developed countries that are going to get a congressional earmark, to use the american parlance to pay for tax inspectors. tax inspectors without borders, that gets the heart aflutter. it's darn important because that's where the money is, but it's very difficult in the american system to find money or force money because the foreign aid dollars are spoken for. everybody agrees this is important, but the bureaucratic politics and interest group politics in washington to how to allocate those monies goes somewhere else. not saying they are not valid and important projects, and everybody who f

integrity or is not hard-working or is being political.t's a chance for the voters. the problem is that there's a low level of knowledge about why the judges are even on the ballot because, again, under our federal system what did the founding fathers do but put life tenure to avoid judges being beholden to the will of the king, the will of those in power. so, our election was not really about a single decision. it was about 16 years of just saying we had ruled in ways that were against the mainstream, against popular opinion and that type of situation. so we didn't have a hot button issue. but nevertheless we had a very vigorous campaign to oppose the justices. we made a decision different than iowa seeing what happened is that the justices were not going to just let this happen. so, we had ways to organize again judges are very restricted to try to educate the voters on what was at stake. and that continued over really a two year period. >> let's see the ad which as you said raised several issues and then talk about your response. >> thi

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it's not either/or or they must be. if they're employees, as the nlrb found, we should treat them as employees. that does not mean that college athletics or athletes and other sports, women or -- it doesn't -- >> can i tell you -- >> it's not an either/or -- >> doctor, my university said if the unionation rule was applied, university of new hampshire, they feellike this will diminish the athletic program and it will diminish it for women and nonrevenue-generating sports. i understand what you're saying but that's not what i'm hearing from other universities. >> i would say that probably a university president by the name of chicken little, might have been the first one to say that. because the sky will not, in fact, fall. by denying profit athletes just compensation in the market, does not preclude colleges and universities from supporting intercollegiate athletics as an educational opportunity. if they're employees they should have all the rights of employees. title 9 does not apply in an employee setting. >> i would l

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is it simply be personalities that you do not have a speaker or president, or what are the other factors>> personality is a part of it, but also some larger forces. we got so darn good gerrymandering with districts that they are selected to send the most partisan people in washington, and once they get to washington, they do not know each other, because nobody lives in washington, and an hour after we are done, we are flying back on, and the internet has changed politics tremendously. it used to be we had a common set of facts on which to operate from, and today, anybody watching fox or msnbc, you can see a completely different picture of america, so it is very difficult for people to get -- >> two things that may not change is human nature and common sense, and that is what we are missing so much. the human contact, human interactions, a common sense. when you go home, and i have always said this, if i can go home to west virginia and explain why i am supporting something or why i am looking at something differently, if i can explain it, i can vote for it. it makes sense. if it does not

was it both or one or the other? >> a combination of things. there are a number of people with different roles to play, as i mentioned there's the contracting officer, but there was also on the program side a governance board review process, and that process was designed to provide high level management oversight, and what we found there was that that process simply did not work as intended. >> now we also had heard that there was a mckenzie report commissioned by then secretary sebelius which made it pretty clear they weren't going to meet their deadlines. did they know within cms these deadlines couldn't be met and that under the pressures which you had listed such as the january 1 deadline or the complexity of this, did they know this really wasn't ready for prime time? >> we found some indication in the files that we reviewed that, in the springtime frame, the spring of 2013 that estimates were made the federally facilitated marketplace would only be 65% complete by the october 1st deadline. >> so they knew then in the spring. did they know

can i ask questions too or -- yes. i don't know if you just heard what i just said, i think it's been appropriate so far on the pretrial em but in terms of post conviction, there's a change to the law eliminating the requirement that people who are convicted in custody has to be either minimum security and low risk and that's being eliminated. why is that? >> that's the state law. that's just amending the state law total 3.016 it deleted forming local law to that code section. >> are you saying we have to do that? >> what the legislation is just conforming local law to state law. >> are we able to go beyond state law? do we have -- so they -- >> this is not going beyond state law. >> for example, the state law required before that for someone who's convicted they had to be eligible for em, they had to be minimum security and low risk. that changed in terms of what allow eded counties to place people on em who are low risk. do we have to stick with that standard of state law or can we go beyond it and say we still want