if you're under a lot of stress, if you don't get sleep. sleep deprivation causes all the ovulation problem. in long term, there could also be mechanical problems. she may be having endometriosis. or if she has some pain, it could be fibroids. getting all the test done is absolutely advisable when you see something like this. a lot of times, it may correct itself by calming down, getting rest, eating healthy. even malnourished women can have this kind of problem. major athletes always exercising, they don't have enough fat, so their estrogen is out of syny. a visit to gynecologist is very healthy. >> very good. >> i think first of all, there's a new app on your fie phone, where you can say, hey, i'm one day late. you don't worry if you're one day late, if you're two days late. if you miss one period, well, that's probably stress or lack of sleep. those are the big ones. or you're exercising more than you used to. if you miss two, go used to. if you miss two, go see your gynecologist. if you have pain, that's a common symptom of something ca

dennis or whatever his name is if you vote against the recommendation of mr. smith you'll vote against affordable housing that's how it turned out they should have followed mr. smith recommendations. >> mr. sanchez my understanding at first there was one motion to continue that failed two to four vote and then the motion to take discretionary review and that was a 5 to one vote in support of the motion whether supervisors commissioner hillis and commissioner richards. >> one question were you present at this particular. >> no, not at this particular hearing and again, we're representing the decisions of planning commission this is acknowledged as an unfortunate situation we're in this preempt but the permit holder neatest to have they're due process rights replaced as well, so to add to the situation they'll refile the application we'll disagree and they'll bring it before the whole board to have a decision i'm available for - >> it's not quite due process they need a majority. >> so had this the b b m been done the commission would have taken an action on the

if we combined let's say sf puc's sewer and water, if it saves us money what my report at that point would say we should have the city and pg&e should partner together and that's where the report ends. it doesn't get into any more detail than that, saying these two should be partnered because there's clearly a cost savings for both sides to do that. i at that -- i end at that point and it's up to the city and pg&e to go forward from that point. >> i will yield the floor. >> i'm really excited about this, i was just in the sunset talking to folks about undergrounding last night. one of the things we talked about were community business districts and the ability for community business districts to help in the funding of undergrounding so i know that sometimes we look at finance options through bonding and a number of other vehicles and taxes and so on and so forth, but i definitely would appreciate it if time permits to explore the possibility of contributions from community business districts because that's a tax and you are familiar with how those things are formed and whether or not

enthusiasm for if the has cratered. his favorable rating in a abc news washington news poll, is 44%, a 16 point drop since the start of his second temprm. >> people want a change, as long as you have the same players, harry reid and kbaum obama blockading any -- >> reporter: even some of the president's so called safe gubernatorial stops didn't go so well, with some people hitting the exits early, while some key democrats didn't want him to enter at all, preferring he stay in washington and deal with isis and eboebola. >> with all that's going on, i don't think it makes sense for the president to visit philadelphia right now. >> reporter: what they did not see on tv, let me show you real quick is? black curtain, what's that covering up is the other half of the basketball arena here at temple university. they were going to have a lot more empty seats, so they didn't seat anybody over there, they covered up half of the arena, a long way for the president when he had greek columns and adoring crowds. >>> we will learn a lo

that's fine if it's brief i defer to the commission if they want to do this first. >> it's pretty clear-cut>> yes. briefing working with the mayor's office and the contractor monitor division the stakeholders community of local before his entrepreneurs we've worked on this reform and 14 b is a core program for the city and county to make sure that micro small and the slightly all of a sudden intestate can have a good shot at participating in the cities process and among the core of the changes are citywide goal participation and other forms to improve their chances of participating in the contracting process there is a lot there but straightforward we have a budget committee hearing on thursday i ask you recommend approval the item. >> my commission comments? commissioner tour-sarkissian and hello, i have a question regarding the i read the changes and under 13 b-3 you removed the presumption concerning the precipitation provision concerning the san francisco federal taxed from the criteria certification and replaced it by the following to establish a privilege place of business in san fran

if you're long apple, fantastic. if you think about it, in the last month, appreciated 20%, okay?w you the chart here, the thing is crashing upright here. 20% equals 135 billion dollars in market cap. that's the equivalent of home dep depot's market cap, expected to have $80 billion in sales this year, and apple is composed to do $2 00 billion. on the year, gained 280 billion in market cap, the equivalent of alibaba right now. >> wow. >> listen, it's a one way train, fantastic, seen consolidations and break outs, incorporating good news, apple is going to own the holiday season. to me, listen, no reason to get baeshish on apple right here. continue to work. it's working right here, you know, and i just want to make the point that the increase is really doing a number on options prices. it's depressing. >> amazing, actually. >> back to 5 2 week lows. to me, listen, i'm adding prudence here. people have gains they don't want to sell stocks up 42% on the year, end of the year, but it makes sense. think about it, to add protection. option prices are very cheap right now, to me, what i

. >> in the past if any member of the commission could attend a committee meeting and if the committee members were not present, all present, another commissioner could sit in on the meeting and vote on any issues to be recommended to the full commission. is that still an option based on the revision of the bylaws or will all committee action require a quorum from the official committee members? >> i guess i would answer that saying now there were times when some commissioners were not able to serve on a committee and the president appointed somebody else to serve on that committee. and so in that circumstances i think the president should notify the legislative committee that somebody else is serving. but i know what you're saying. >> i think the question i perhaps did not articulate as clearly as i should have is that let us say that commissioners jones, smith and wilson are members of the finance committee, but commissioners jones and wilson are not present when the finance committee meets. but two other commissioners are. will they be allowed to vote and constitute a quorum for tha

if you could call the roll please? >> the motion is from commissioner fung, to continue this matter to november 19th, next week, public hearing has been held, and there is to allow the time for the dbi and the permit holder to conduct a review of the site conditions, and no additional briefing is allowed. >> on that motion, to continue, president lazarus? >> aye. >> commissioner honda >> aye. >> commissioner wilson. >> aye. >> thank you, the vote is 4-0, and this matter is continued one week to november 19th. >> okay, we are now going to take a five minute break to allow the very popular inspector duffy to meet with the appellants in the previous case. >> welcome back to the november, 12, we are returning back to appeal number 1 4-151, and commissioners do you want to have the appellants address the board since they did not have a chance to do that before the break. >> yes. >> so miss miller and miss bhadauria your time to speak to the board is now. >> the point of order because we have had a chance to review the plans

number of hours the employee needs in order to work 35 hours a week and 3 if a formula retail business changes ownership that is about skirt employment if a formula retail business changes ownership the new owner mass retain for six months other than spiritual or managerial employees that requires the incumbent successor employers to do the following a the incumbent business must give them a protection list identifying the rate of pay and the number of hours in the 6 months and the classification and contract information and the incumbent and successor employers must post notice of the new business and provided the employees rights under the ordinance with they're first paycheck after the transfer and they must make an writing written offer low the same terms of the clarification contemplation and number of work hours that covers those individuals and the incumbent workers required by law and d the successor employer must retain the employees for 90 days may not discharge without cause and employ other individuals for the job clarification that the transfer ends 90 days after the succe

if i don't, he will kill me if he gets to me.eason i had a clean conscience i know i did my job right. >> first time he ever used his gun. o'reilly factor continues now. >> continuing with lead story. reaction to the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. joining us from washington, charles krauthammer. all right. you heard the ladies, both prosecuted cases. both experienced grand jury people. they say there was nothing wrong with the grand jury. that this was the way it came down evidence pointed to self-defense, what say you? >> i have no reason to doubt that. i do believe anybody that says it was rigged whether theres what some kind of prejudice on the part of the grand jury is really smearing people in an unwarranted way. after all, the grand jury was chosen long before the incident even happened. it wasn't as if was chosen specifically for this case. but there is something unusual about the way in which it was presented. normally a prosecutor is trying to get an indictment so he print a case. he offers evidence in a way

if you decide to walk, if you decide to lift up a pen, a lot of mechanism that goes behind this to pass the signal. just like electrical cord, they have a sheathe around them. a plastic sheathe which we call myelin. in ms, what happens is, our own body, autoimmune disease, the soldiers that are supposed to defend us, they go against us and attack these sheathes. the plastic cover of the electricity wears off. so what happens? all the message leaks out of our system so movements are not in sync. you have bladder spasm, bladder incontinence. you would have walking problems, visual issues. that's really what m.s. is. this was discovered and described in 1868. i was 2 years old at that time. it was described by someone, a french guy, who was brilliant. he described it as multiple scars. then eventually became multiple sclerosis. so there's a deficiency in the passage of the inflammation from one cell to another one. we have treated this. there's no cure for this. we have treated with a lot of chemotherapeutic medications. something called lemtrada. it is used for treatment of leukemia, but

public and e the obligation to hire the employees retention is whether they do business in san francisco if the successor employer didn't need to employ all they must look at the date of hire by the incumbent employer or the applicable bargaining agreement and lastly it requires the employers to post and make records available to the city they must post notice when a formula retail business is - and with the first paycheck after the transfer the employers must post the rights of employees at the work place and employers must give the city the payment and records with the appropriate notice by the city at a mutually abdominal time and it proscribes the employers to take all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk versus action against the employees for exercising their rights in conclusion the worker bill of rights is an compliment to our raising of our raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour it is just, fair scheduling is critical for the tens of thousands of workers and the families those measures provide economic security for 10 of thousands of restaurant and other service worker

i'm not sure if it's worth keeping on the program or if it's something that you would like to keep on the program and revisit it at a future date since we have a designation report on the board of supervisors. the building the historic preservation fund committee awarded rec's and park to hire arg to commission an assessment of the property and what it would take to stabilize and restore the murals and seismic restore the building. once we have that report, we will be asking them to present that to you and that will depend how we move forward on the landmark designation. the remaining designations are up to date in terms of their status. if you have any comments about them, i'm happy to address them at this time. >> commissioner pearlman? >> what is on 2 -henry adams, did that legislation pass that cohen initiated? >> it's at the call of the chair. if cohen's office is interested in moving it forward now that there is basically a code amendment that will not allow them to change the use as originally proposed, if cohen's office wanted to move it they will because they have the recomme

the person reports to work four such shift the question is if a business has employees and employees on call for two hours that would be counted as an employee for purposes of the legislation. >> yes. that's my understanding. >> and so this may capture a lot of small businesses in my opinion do you share that feeling we're going not targeting potentially the large businesses could bring under our legislation smaller businesses. >> well, it's employees of formula retail that's 11 or more stores combined and if we're xooufd the franchises and small businesses when they have 20 or less employees. >> so potentially a franchise he with 20 employees falls under this decision you no excluding that's a key part of it we were working with the small business leaders to make sure that the businesses with 20 or less employees are executed part of both pieces of legislation. >> so if a franchise has more than 20 employees they'll be still excluded. >> if they're not a chance a chain is 11 or more businesses in the u.s. or globally so they would be covered by this but if you're not a chance you're

if not, we figure -- if you are trying something world -- we want a world where if you try somebody new, and you can't do it, that's the thing that kills it. this is likely to withstand legal review under the -- lost in court twice and don't want to go down that road a third time. they're very much bracketed in i and think they're worried they've loose this one, it will kick over to the next administration. so if they want to have a say they have to have something that survives judicial review, and it's a way to get past the world we are in and letting people innovate and then evaluate on a case-by-case basis each of the new innovations and see, has this harmed people, instead -- the worst-case scenario is what some want to do is apply the old regime of telephone regulations to the internet, which says the default answer is no. unless you come to the fcc and get permission. and that's what we talk about title 2 and forebearance. they have the regime that applies to everybody, and then you get permission to deviate from it. well, there's two things. if they're worried about prioritizatio

if need be, at that meeting, but, if, if we don't put it in, it may require another hearing and i don't want to delay this, so if that makes sense that we put in the provisions now so that we can have the discussion over the next few days and if there are other tweaks to address to what supervisor avalos is, and i am not supporting a broad taking out of the 20 employee exemption at this point. >> just to reiterate, you are considering continuing the item to a special budget committee that we wail make on tuesday >> it could be monday >> just any time before tuesday. >> i am not sure what day works for me best. but, i could go with that. and i just to address your concerns around the smaller formula retail. and i, you talk about the disadvantage that happens to the actual establishment and it we have it that happens to the work theirs are in those establishments if we don't bring that level of predictbility to the schedule that we are trying to deal with this legislation and i think that all formula retail businesses are going to have to make an adjustment one way or the other and it doe

see if we can get around that right? >> and that is the challenges and i think that honestly, it is honestly better for the neighbors to have a demo, and that is going to make things much better. >> we know when these buildings are finished whether you keep the walls or not they all look like new buildings, and as a building inspector i helped to sell that, and you look at that building when it is finished you will not know that there was an existing wall or anything existing in there and it is going to look like a new building. but, a lot of people do this because of whatever the process of getting a demolition, and a new construction, and that is what they are fearing and i can understand that and i can understand that fear of how they can, and if they are sent back for a demolition and a new construction permit. and get it field again. >> you can understand that and how long is it going to take and what is the process for that? and it, and what if the board, adopted certain changes as part of a special condition's per

if it ain't broke, don't fix it. and all these fancy things that engineers want to do with it, there is a good case to say, yes, maybe we are putting band-aids, but the band-aids are working. there's an article by mark hanley called the internet only just works. basically, yes, it's an our liner flying and we're remaking it, reinventing it, but somehow we get the duct tape and the bailing wire in the right place every single time, and maybe that's the new normal is sort of what he's saying. and that's a good argument too. that's something we need to and make decisions about. >> host: could you foresee an internet architecture 2.0? >> guest: we're actually seeing it now in many ways. it's funny, i hear a lot of talk about we can't fragment the internet. there's more than one now. as i said with financial services, there's private networking that exists aside from the internet where if it really needs to be secure, you're not going to put it on the public internet. so what we see right now is thousands of networks now,

if we have disturbances. and i'm hoping we don't. if we had disturbances, he will go forward.eed. >> do you think holder did a good job? >> i think holder did an excellent job. i was there. the biggest problem you have in ferguson are not the citizens, for the most part. it's provok xxs. who don't care about the president. they don't care about ferguson. they don't care about the media. they are just provok xxs. >> any time you have a situation of rifle, civil disruption. there's a certain kind of people that get in their car and arrive. they like that edginess. that license with bad behavior. >> at the same time, you need to make sure that the police there handle it the right way. and if there are provok xxs, that they are trained to sprat them. >> and that's what changed it in ferguson. >> that wasn't what happened in the beginning. >> it sounds like the authorities there know what they're doing. now. boy, it's a hard way to learn a lesson. >> maybe it's an opportunity to show that things are different from that first spade of demonstrations when you had that big, militarize

if you, if you go in through a door and automatically you are heading in the steps in front of you, the head room would be an issue and you are supposed to have 80 inches in head room and so you don't have that. the stairs of the door and if you are coming down a set of stairs and there is no landing at the bottom of the stairs that is not an ideal scenario, and you would like to come down on to the level landing at least three feet wide. and so, steps to the bathroom, and you know, we talked about last week, and maybe a wet floor, and stuff like that. but, as the tenant, in the other, and poibted out to me that there is nothing in the building code that prohibits you from having the stairs in a bathroom, which is right, but it is just that no one will design it like that, it is just not something that you will see today in any way and our accessibility laws to would not allow it in the building any way and in answer for your question, it just, it does not look right, and it is a really bad design and it is more of a selling point for the apartment than it is anything, but, it is existi

if you can. you may have to consider relocating, downsizing sooner, anything you can do, you definitely don't want to carry that into retirement. gerri: it is happening tomorrow and more people because of what happened in 2007, 2008, 2009, people were forced to stay in houses maybe they didn't want to. give us an idea because you know all about this real estate market, what are the trends people who are trying to go to an area that might be more attractive, what do they need to know about? >> once you saw your house and buy another house, you are really locked in, so you want to be careful and don't be panicked or too emotional. make sure you really want to go into that area, and then try it out and only then jump in and make a purchase. gerri: thank you so much for coming on the show tonight, a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you so much. gerri: if you're a homeowner, do some serious thinking before filing an insurance claim because at the end of the day it could cost you a whole lot more do

>> if you say some people? but a large number of people i do think so if somebody told you he is stealing all the time and if on the other hand, said he is a very nice guy. that is okay. somebody is always looking for racism. >> i'm sure there has been. my mother taught me something very important if you walk into a bar full of racist bigoted people you don't have a problem they have a problem because they will cringe and wonder if you sit next to them but you can sit wherever you want to [laughter] >> hasn't benefited you? >> i don't think it has hurt me or benefit it. it is though wash. in spending life as a neurosurgeon and i fully recognized early on in my career. >> host: you did feel a little bit? >> i did the by the time i got to talk to them, here is the problem and here is how we will handle it. >> but you enter the perfect place in science numbers don't lie. that will tour of everything else. that is the wonderful thing about medicine. this very controversial. in the american medical association that

if the state department had thought, if the executive had thought that it could solve the diplomatic problem by minimizing the effect of this provision, pretending as though it wasn't going to have this effect, certainly they would have followed that course. >> not necessarily. >> what they're asking you to do is to look they're asking the government to lie. >> i think that -- >> i'm not that's exactly what you're saying the government should the executive department should not do. >> i do think the problem here is that the executive made a considered judgment in 2002 that this couldn't sensibly be handled that way. that's -- >> so how are we -- >> what if it just says "disputed," parentheses after it, "disputed"? then i gather they wouldn't be lying. they would be telling the truth. >> well, i don't know. i mean, a couple things about that. first, your honor, that would have the effect of identifying the passports that were issued to people born in jerusalem on the -- because that would be the reason to put it on. but beyond that, it isn't disputed as a matter of the official positi

and if we do not, if we do not move this project forward, if we what's the next project that's essential? a 22-mile pipeline intt massachusetts, that would provide huge stability for the northeast in terms of the their heat production? 22 miles could be a huge benefit to our friend and me in terms om stablizing their home heating costs this winter. but, yes, we fight the pipeline. keystone, huge advantage that we have in this country because we're an oil and gas producer and could potentially be an oil exporter, providing that source of soft power across the world. what do we w do? we turn our back on the infrastructure that moves this product. and so we have got to do everything that we can to get this approved. i want to turn just briefly tohe the politics.w, you know, a lot of people come here and talk politics. i believe this is a place to talk policy. that's what i try and do. just for a moment i want to talk about the respect that we should have for voters. i want to talk about elections, and elections have consequences. and one of the things that we can do to begin to restore the

find out if i took advantage of you? to find out if the price you got was right? john: to find out if the price we got is right. lemonis: too [bleep] bad. you made a deal. and so, i don't think i gave you a bad deal. -we shook hands. -john: yes, sir. lemonis: and it meant nothing. poof. gone. john: no, that's not true. lemonis: but you were gonna go list the business. the only reason you didn't list the business is probably 'cause she wouldn't agree to sign the paper. john: no, no. that [scoffs] lemonis: becky, is that true? john: i was not going to do that. that was never my intention. lemonis: well, why did you do it?! -that's what's not clear to me. -john: because of her. i would love to do a deal between you and i. lemonis: no, but we shook hands at the table, all three of us. becky: do we want to read texts? "i'm more than done. you have no savior. "we will sell this for our original investment "and start over without each other. "marcus is irrelevant at this time. "the business will be listed for sale tomorrow, miss 18% owner. "you will be lucky to get your

>> well, but if the -- if the outcome -- you can say i want justice. son would look like trayvon martin, he didn't say george zimmerman was innocent or guilty. he was saying it's a tragedy. >> he certainly wasn't helping george zimmerman out. >> we can speak about the tragedy of racial injustice in this country without taking a side on the grand jury investigation. >> guys -- >> i want the president to be above the fray. >> we are out of time. oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now - but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ho, ho, ho!] lease the 2015 c300 4matic for $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today

if they try to escape or if they mounting some type of rescue operation, then you bring the full forcethe military to that fight. >> the guy who started isis, we held hip at one point. he was a captive of our military. we let him go back. i would suspect these people were letting go seven, five at a time to go to other prisons, radicalize people around them, they get out, they go back and fight. how do we know how many of joined back into the war against americans? >> we don't. the one that you just brought up is statistic enough. this is one person that went over and then started leading an entire military army, a smaller military army of isis, but you're exactly right. let's say it's 70 out of a couple hundred. that's still a lot. 70 people that have that kind of clout can do a lot of damage to military forces and they bring certain secrets. this is how you're going to be treated and they can do certain training so people who may be caught -- they really do see a good picture once they get out of there. >> what does this do for the troops out there that know they're fighting but we'r

if you think about it, why not?blame the party in the white house for stuff that goes wrong so shouldn't be surprising that party will have to be with what's right. i suspect republicans might want to calm down whooping it up. remember, four years ago the grand ol' party romped as well. two years later, they weren't ro romping. i'm not saying republicans will repeat history, they might want to repeat history. adrianna cohen and rob basso and kayleigh mcenany. >> i have a good point. neil: you always have a good point. >> 64% of americans feel they are still in a recession. labor force participation, 92 million americans out of work. a third of the country. the reality is people are still hurting. neil: it goes with the market and the rally and everything else that you use as metric in a campaign whether republican or democrat, that's the metric they're going to seize on. >> i call it obama fatigue, okay? the nsa problem, the irs problem, the lack of reaction on ebola. the isis issue, any other acronym you can think

why if he's getting ad revenue, if he's getting bitcoins, why would we say it's totally fine if you dot for that, but don't hurt her feelings, that seems like an odd -- >> mary ann, don't you need to have as part of a prohibition, you have to -- i think, maybe i misunderstand, but you have to have some reference to an improper purpose. i mean, you're not saying that, i don't think, like the arizona statute which i think is clearly unconstitutional. you cannot post a picture of someone without their clothes on. >> that's not what the statute says. >> well, okay. and that's not what you're saying, i assume. >> right. there has to be -- >> so you, too, have to focus on the um proper purpose -- improper purpose, i think. >> purpose is meant by causing distress, no. it doesn't have to be focused on that because i think there's a conflation between intent and motive. the motive for why someone spies on you in your bedroom, why would that matter? that should not matter, i think. when we look at different categories, and know we're back to calling this a sex crime, think about how they typical

again, if you're a democrat thinking of running against her in the primaries or more importantly, ifou're a republican thinking of running, opposing her in a general election, i don't think she's done anything to scare you off. >> we shall see how the clinton saga plays out. it is the battle over immigration reform as president obama blames republicans for taking action which is why he says we need a democratic senate. mitch romney says it's the g.o.p. that can tackle the immigration issues. and rand paul claiming the g.o.p. brand is broken. hear what he says the party needs to do to have a chance in 2016. i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> republicans are blocking immigration reform. that's one more reason

there's been a pattern if the court decides to take a case, if you wait a week later to announce it,supposedly to see if there are any flaws that they didn't see the first time, or the court of courts koumtd decide not to take the appeal or simply hold on to it for a while. so while there is some action plans for tomorrow, it's unlukely that we will find out riling away exactly what the court decided. with that, i'm going to turn things over to professor burn stein who's going to start us off. >> thank you very much. from vanderbilt law school, delighted to be here, i want to give a shoutout to michael cannes and the stars of the issue that we're going to be talking about and whose work has really been crystallized and per sued this with vigor and not this intellectual and academic background, but with a real seven sus mission. tom miller who will be on the second panel at adi who's also been extremely important in working on this issue. this case, the issue was poo-pooed in the beginning, the king case out of virginia is now pending before the supreme court and the court will decide

after a short break if the g.o.p. assumes control of the senate this election day adding the chamber to their comfortable majority in the house, how will the next two years set the table for the 2016 national elections? stay with us. >> on the stream, >> dark money gone digital how the tech industry is shelling out record amounts on political causes and being more secretive about it than most industries >> the stream on al jazeera america >> you're watching inside story on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. i heard two scenarios in recent days about what a republican senate would mean. one, it would build down conflict with the president. the congress able to deal with the obama administration from a position of strength would want to get things done. or internal splits inside of a more republican caucus would mean no compromise, two years of gridlock leading up to the national elections. with us, bill, william and john . waldo mc milne. you want to look responsible, smart and capable, but not unprincipled. how do yo

we started the if, if he is not indicted. if he is indicted, mercedes, pick it up here for me.s it mean in terms of punishment, and could his attorneys appeal that decision? >> it'll go to -- >> they cannot? >> it'll go -- he'll have all due process, going to have the trial. we're talking a murder charge. it's not going to be murder one because it's not premeditated, but it may be wreckless murder, indifference murder, all of which would be 25 to life. >> if indicted, it goes to trial. >> that's right. >> and then find out what the punishment might be at that point? could be up to what? >> 25 to life. i mean, if it's depraved indifference, which is what they'll try to prove. they'll say it's depraved indifference. you should not have shot the boy to begin with. >> reports coming out are that the prosecutor has actually seated authority to make the charges decision to the grand jurors, they are possibly looking at first degree murder, second degree murder, or manslaughter, and so it is up in the air and what the indictment will be. what we know of him, indictment comes forward,

i don't care if -- if she votes like michelle bachman, she's wrong. >> if that were a republican whoot of focus on that this morning. and dana perino said on the special last night, this would be front page. it would be a big deal. she thought. i think that's probably true. harkin planned that. he had note cards. it wasn't like he stumbled into that sound bite. it's getting attention, but it's not getting a lot of negative attention. >> i'm curious to find out what joni ernst is going to talk about it. stick around because she'll be on the show. we're going to ask her about it. >> true. meanwhile, there is a big item in politico this morning talks about how barak obama is upset that things aren't going his way. he says they spent $2 billion dumping on me and nobody is sticking up for me, me, me. tom corker, the tennessee senator, he says the president appears tired. it's almost as if he was wishing for a six-year term instead of eight-year term. >> yeah. this is the second really big behind the scenes anonymous source piece. you have the "new york times," foreign policy focus. now yo

because if you look at dr.ther king's father, he was more of a republican than a democrat and endorsed john kennedy late in the electoral process in the campaign against richard nixon. >> might have tip he race. >> the arrested is african-americans need to look at who the best candidate is for an environment of equal opportunity. >> don, thank you very much. what kind of nice is this going to be for him? we could get the first signs from what happens to them. in north carolina. >> this could be everything because when north carolina polls start closing should everybody be watching? this senate race could be a very early indicator how the rest of the night will go for the president or republicans or democrats. but with new numbers showing democrats leading early voting is the republican senate candidate tom phillips worried? most of the polls have this race virtually dead even. mr. phillips with us right now, senator haggan was able to join is although we requested repeatedly. you know the score, speaker, and th

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if it's not addressed, one of the things iran would slearn if it could stone twal i.a. and i.a. is to -- the going to be the principle mecknoism verify any long-term deal. so it doesn't make sense to undermine their ability and in a sense encourage trorn defy the i.a. after a deal is signed. so i think with seven months, there's plenty of time to settle this, but i do think it's going to rely ever require iran high decision from to do that. now they differ on a number of centrifuges. eative ideas to shift -- out of iran and but i don't think there's been an agreement on ow far they would. and also the primary goal has to remain getting the number of centrifuges down and down, the u.s. has put on the table to -- but the 0 i.r. 1 u.s. wants to strength thisen that by then having the l.i.u. stocks come down significantly. another is what's going to happen centrifuges that would be declared zphess iran has declared their dismantlement and destruction. how do you deal with that? you're talking about 15,000 or so i.r. one os or i.r. two's staying in place. so how are you sure those ca

see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. >>> michael looks like a boy's boy but his mom says -- >> he loves to draw. he loves music. >> michael eagle mom and their friends make an effort to parent their kids in a gender neutral way. >> among m >> among my friends i don't think any one would say they are not gender neutral. >> we always offer dolls along with the trucks and things. >> we asked their boys. >> any of you guys like dolls? >> some families give their kids gender neutral names so the kids can make up their own mind. >> what they are calling gender free. >> there's gender free, transgender, gender neutral. more? >> we have gend you are fluid, gender independent. >> education froefr elizabeth meyers teaches teachers don't treat kids, boys, girls. she raises her own kids these ways. >> he asks us am i a boy or a girl? he said you feel more like a boy or a girl? he said i feel like a boy. >> we will call you a boy until you feel differently. >> mom this play gowned is for everybody boys can play,

that, that's what's important if you don't have that trust, if you just, please listen to me, i know more than you, and just trust me, trusted because of that, you will never get anywhere. so i think you need that engagement i think that's the kind of thing that will help a lot. >> again, let's thank the panel. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> everybody while the panelists are making their way off the stage we have some coffee out there. this is a break time. we have our poster presenters. if the poster presenters could make their way to the posters, you have an opportunity to mingle with some very interesting people. please try to get back in here. >>> and on this veterans day, some tweets from lawmakers. texas democratic congressman henry cuellar tweets thinking back to wreaths i laid at normandy this year in memory of countless heroes. and happy veterans day to all who served our nation owes you a debt of honor for your service. also honoring veterans today, vice president joe biden, he'll be at arlington national cemetery's tomb of the unknowns for the annual wreath laying ce

if the u.s.defeat isis it needs iran more than anybody else in the region. >> matthew, where does this leave us? how should we best proceed? it's a very high stakes game in the nuclear arena but also one on the ground in this new so-called islamic state. >> no, and response to what they have said in this regard . we are looking at two separate issue the nuclear issue and the issues with isis and syria in a in iraq. iran's decision making here, we have seen no change in their designing too actually continues pursuing a nuclear program in the manner that they have already done. they really want to get out of the sanctions, they want to be able to change the tactics and relieve pressure. the same thing when it comes to how they are dealing with us on isis. that ultimately they are -- isis represents a serious threat to iran, that they have to respond to. we actually happen to have in a certain sense a common enemy but not the same in state in syria and iraq. where iran wants to be is not necessarily

what if santa can't find me? female narrator: to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent... child: ...but anyone can help a foster child. >>> black friday is gearing up as walmart workers are kicking things off early with a sit-in protesting the nation's biggest employers. nearly two dozen were arrested for blocking traffic near the retailer and they are just getting started. >> it's going to be the biggest black friday protest walmart as seen. >> all right, gary b., who is backing the protests and what does that say? >> well, this is all another union tactic. akin to back in the 1950s, twisting arms and hitting people over the head with crowbars. they try to do it more subtly now, but it won't work because walmart will go out to hire more people. but if you drive up to a walmart and see it's blocked, the entrance by a big mob, what are you going to do? go down the street to the t