guest: dr. ron paul has already said he is not going db -- going to be competitive in florida rather than appealing in the debates -- appearing in the debates. those were widely watched by republicans in florida as well as republicans elsewhere. he does not feel that he will do well here. a lot of it is his views on some things like the federal reserve do not resonate with florida as much as other places. certainly, his stances on security are really out of sync with a lot of republicans here, because we have a lot of military retirees and active duty military. he realizes his message, i yield him a lot of votes, but -- will not yield him a lot of votes, but certain portions, like opening up to the, that is a -- opening up cuba, that is a popular stance, because flights have just begun from tampa to cuba. sometimes he does resonate with florida, but to win florida, and we are a winner-takes-all state, he has simply not got the support to do that. he recognizes that, and as for -- focusing elsewhere.

war with iraq or iran or libya or syria. >> fred, i'll stick to the economy and your comments about dr. ron paul. ron paul was on the ballot in virginia today. you voted. you voted for mitt romney. what do you disagree with from ron paul's economic message? >> i'm not quite clear what ron paul's message is. you know, i looked at his career in the congress. it is not a career like a paul ryan who has been a leader, clearly, on here is how we deal with the deficit. ron paul has had plenty of opportunity to advance solutions as a member of congress. i don't think he has done that. i mean, it is great to be kind of a novelty in the presidential race, but i don't think there is a serious record of achievement in the congress. >> donna wants to go back to corporate tax rate. she said would it be better to lower all corporate taxes and raise all ceo personal tax rate? >> i think most ceos pay the highest rate there is. i know ceos here are as good as warren buffett is where he puts much into his foundation. there is a debate. we have seen interestingly enough, with the high individual tax rates, t

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guest: dr. ronpetitive in florida rather than appealing in the debates -- appearing in the debates. those were widely watched by republicans in florida as well as republicans elsewhere. he does not feel that he will do well here. a lot of it is his views on some things like the federal reserve do not resonate with florida as much as other places. certainly, his stances on security are really out of sync with a lot of republicans here, because we have a lot of military retirees and active duty military. he realizes his message, i yield him a lot of votes, but -- will not yield him a lot of votes, but certain portions, like opening up to the, that is a -- opening up cuba, that is a popular stance, because flights have just begun from tampa to cuba. sometimes he does resonate with florida, but to win florida, and we are a winner-takes-all state, he has simply not got the support to do that. he recognizes that, and as for -- focusing elsewhere. it chilled in louisville, kentucky, bill, republican line -

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. >> tonight, i bring you dr. ron paul, ladies and gentlemen. >> republican presidential candidate ron paul orr arrived in college park to a warmer reception from supporters who were excited to hear him speak. >> this is the only candidate out there speaking to me rather than the other one's speaking for corporations. >> the congressman spoke to a packed coliseum on everything from personal liberties, cutting government spending, and shrinking the federal government. dr. paul received cheers particle to end the bourse. >> why should we have a third option? why should we say why do we not mind our own business? >> the line of supporters at the university of maryland strut down route one. there was a mixture of young and older voters. the ron paul campaign said the university as one of their biggest supporters. >> i think he is pretty liberal on its social issues. he is the only candidate talking about ending the war overseas. he is the only one who seems to have a clue about economic policy. >> because maryland is a de

undecided voters and listening to their reasons and trying to answer any questions they have about dr. ron paul. that way we can win this election on tuesday. if we have a nominee like any of the others. for one thing, we will lose the general election and also the country will lose millions and millions of new supporters to our constitution that dr. ron paul has brought in because they will not have the candidates in the election. >> thank you for talking to us. we will take a couple of more telephone calls. let's hear from jason. [inaudible] -- [no audio] >> next is a call from robert. robert is a republican. >> i was pretty and decided for which we wanted to vote until i listened to ron paul tonight and his foreign policy is outstanding from my viewpoint. i have lost friends and family in the war over there. not only that but he also talks about how our liberties are being diminished and it is becoming a police country where we are building prisons and trying to hurt people because they have separate views from anybody else's. i appreciate somebody stepping up to the plate and saying ou

. >> reporter: dr. ron stephens is the director for the national school safety center. >> if you don't have a clue what the problem is, it's hard to fix the issue. >> reporter: we found another issue. students caught with drugs and police never told about it. records at mountain view school district show in 2012, half the time they caught students in possession or under the influence of marijuana, they didn't call the cops. >> who is confiscating that marijuana that's not being turned over to the police? >> reporter: the district says some of the incidents were mislabeled. at another school district, bad recordkeepi recordkeeping. students caught with marijuana, others selling it. police were called just four of the 35 times. they now tell us the cops were called. they just didn't document it. >> the system is flat in a lot of ways. >> reporter: this assembly member is working on several bills to change how districts report incidents. schools should be held accountable. >> parents want to know what's happen

i would like to speak on behalf of dr. ron paul. i believe he's the only candidate that would be good for the whole world, and not just europeans, not just south of the border, not just anyone, because he believes in peace and he puts the action to his words if you give him a chance. he understands the history of this country. he more reflects the ideals of this country. never mind that in this country there was slavery, wars that shouldn't have been started. whether he really loves israel in part or jewish people or muslims, it doesn't matter. in america, we can believe what we believe. but we need to leave each other alone and stay out of each other's bedrooms, stay out of each other's countries and telling other people in the world what to do. we need to have peace, trade freely and have sound money. another reason he came to washington was because nixon deanchored the dollar from gold. he understands what really causes the booms and busts and what is stealing our old folk's money in their fixed savings account. he understands th

[tone] >> my name is dr. ron -- antonio ramirez. i have worked in the field of domestic violence for 21 years. my job is to hold batterer's accountable. most batterers in my 25 years of work blame the system, blame their partners, blame everything but themselves. taking responsibility is a big step that batterers need to take. i suggest that as a community, if we restore mr. mirkarimi into his position, it will be a lack of accountability of the system, and for him personally. i suggest that he has no credibility at this point because many batterers are asking me what i think about his position. i am dismayed that we have to go to this extent, but we need to hold him accountable, and i hope that you'll himself accountable. -- he will hold themselves accountable. thank you. >> good afternoon, ethics commission. ♪ city, i hope he give the shares job back ♪ ♪ i hope you give the sheriff back ♪ ♪ and the county jail ♪ public comment came and ♪ it was a gander whale ♪ i hope you're going to do it ♪ ♪ give his job back ♪ everybody in the

>> to be sure, ron paul has drawn scorn from the fellow candidates at the abc news debate in cancer. >> dr. paul has a long hisserly of saying things inaccurate and false. >> you are asking could it constitutionally by done? ask the constitutionalist here. >> from the party faithful. maybe we should consider a golden rule in foreign policy. don't do to other nations what we don't want to happen to us. >> yet, with the young and singularly fervent supports and the vaunted ground operation, paul captured 21% of the vote in iowa. 23% in new hampshire. 13% in south carolina. >> those people, yeah, they hear ron paul's message and they show up to vote for him. i think it's, i think it's really wrong for people just to say it means nothing. >> it's another fluke, a freak vote. >> anybody up from 10% to 20% in some caucuses you need to pay attention to. it's important the reach out to the young people. and his supporters and give him a role in the convention speech or whatever else it takes to keep him happy. >> that is just what newt gingrich seemed to be doing after the former house speaker won

. >> i move to suspend the rules to allow the nomination of dr. ron >> it has been moved to suspend the rules that allow -- that requires a two-thirds vote. is there a second. all those in favor of the suspension of the rules, please signify by setting aye. fails. four other nominations from the floor. microphone 8. >> i nominate jim byrnes. >> jim burns has been placed into nomination. further nominations. seeing no for the nominations, nominations are closed. -- further nominations, nominations are closed. so the process that we are going to follow for presentations and nominating speeches is we will randomly select putting on a piece of paper the numbers one through four. they can edits are their representatives. the was elected member from -- it looks like nobody has -- does will be the number they are nominated. it will give their nominating speeches. >> will one person from each of the campaigns come forward to select a slip of piece of paper. that will determine the order in which they are allowed to give their speeches. lee wrights will be pre

[tone] >> my name is dr. ron -- antonio ramirez. worked in the field of domestic violence for 21 years. my job is to hold batterer's accountable. most batterers in my 25 years of work blame the system, blame their partners, blame everything but themselves. taking responsibility is a big step that batterers need to take. i suggest that as a community, if we restore mr. mirkarimi into his position, it will be a lack of accountability of the system, and for him personally. i suggest that he has no credibility at this point because many batterers are asking me what i think about his position. i am dismayed that we have to go to this extent, but we need to hold him accountable, and i hope that you'll himself accountable.

cluster of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome cases in yosemite and reduce the risk of other director, dr. ron chapman. "cdph is continuing to monitor cases of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome in persons who visited yosemite national park." they are sanitizing and redesigning the cabins so that those rodents mice.. are not able to enter the structure. >> there are six bay area hospitals penalized for patient safety. this this 3 clattered $75,000 totaling 14 hospitals. violations ranging from the safety of campai-safety regulation, these are the hospitals. st. mary in san francisco. the most common administrative penalty was for leaving a foreign object. usually a sponge inside of a patient during surgery. >> coming up james holmes is back in court. we have new reports that he tried to make a phone call for opening fire. >> how a good night's sleep could be more important for your health. >> james holmes was in court yesterday. 12 people killed reports of he tried to call a psychiatrist just nine minutes before the attack. james holmes has still not entered a plea. let us take a look at the erie w

. >> reporter: dr. ron stevens is the executive director of the national school safety center. >> if you don't have a clue of what the problem is and you haven't tracked anything, it will be pretty hard to fix the issue. >> reporter: we found another issue. students caught with drugs and police never told about it. records at mountain view school district showed half the time they caught students in possession or under the influence influence. >> who is confiscating that. at another school district, bad record keeping. students caught with marijuana, others selling it. but police were call just four of the 35 times. they now tell us, the kos were called. they just didn't document it. >> the system is currently flawed in a lot of ways. >> reporter: the assembly member is working on several bills to change how districts report incidents. he says schools should be held accountable. >> i think most parents would say they want to know about it. they want to know what's happening and it should be made easily avai

guest: dr. ron paul has already said he is not going db competitive in florida rather than appealing in the debates -- appearing in the debates. he does not feel that he will do well here. a lot of it is his views on some things like the federal reserve do not resonate with florida as much as other places. certainly, his stances on security are really out of sync with a lot of republicans here, because we have a lot of military retirees and active duty military. he realizes his message, i yield him a lot of votes, but -- will not yield him a lot of votes, but certain portions, like opening up to the, that is a popular stance, because flights have just begun from tampa to cuba. sometimes he does resonate with florida, but to win florida, and we are a winner-takes-all state, he has simply not got the support to do that. he recognizes that, and as for -- focusing elsewhere. it chilled in louisville, kentucky, bill, republican line -- host: louisville, kentucky, bill, republican line. caller: good morni

dr. ron hafblgens, co-director of the center on children and families at the brookings institution. dr. laura lein, the dean of school social work at the university of michigan. and kay brown, director of income security at the united states government accountability office. thank you all very much for taking the time to testify to senator hatch having very important and we look forward to your testimony. we encourage you to be candid, forthcoming and direct in your five, six statements statements but your prepared remarks will automatically be included in the record. why don't you begin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. members of the committee, thank you very much for inviting me. it's a great privilege to testify before this committee. i want to talk about four issues in five minutes. that makes me an issue a minute man. >> you got it. we're going to time you, too. >> what? >> i'm just teasing you. i said we're going to time you and hold you to that, too. >> okay. >> go ahead. you can say whatever you want to say. >> i get this 30 seconds back. poverty trends i'll talk about, spending

building currently around half a million people live in israeli settlements but peace campaigner dr ron pundak maintains israel would not have to relocate all of the settlers if a territorial agreement is reached with the palestinians. settlements is definitely within the vocabulary of talking into the center right voters so i believe that between now and twenty second of january we see only elevation of the discourse from the prime minister and the round of the issue of settlements i hope that those will only messages which are connected to elections and not to the practices on the ground the five hundred thousand to being divided at all two hundred thousand within jerusalem and there is a total agreement with the palestinian side in the negotiations in the past that all the two hundred will stay inside is why we really delineate the borders of jerusalem then we have the three hundred thousand in the west bank those approximately two hundred thousand out of them which are living very close to just sent to the green line would become part of israel within the exchange of territories and

as my good friend dr. ron smith always points out, who is chief psychiatry for the navy, is not having to buy ritalin for the children, for families that are dysfunctional and so forth. so we need to do a better job of educating as well as enforcing the new law. >> have the fears of the insurance companies been lessened or increased since the bill passed? >> well, at the end of the day, we need to work with the insurance community, because if atday, they're structuring the benefit plan, we need to be at the table when they structure that benefitso i insurance companies to join us at these parity hearings around the country and to develop that working relationship that's already getting started. because at the end of the day, we all need each other, and we need to find a way out of this together. >> i'd just like to quickly second that. we need to work in a collaborative way, and you can't continue to be us versus them or we versus they. it needs to be a collaborative effort of cooperation and we need to find t

also considered a major factor in the prime minister's decision as israeli historian and journalist dr ron paul explains. is taking advantage of situation the budget is. that to pass a budget is difficult but you could have done it but this is the best time for response to view because the coalition today in israel is in shambles so he catches actually a moment in which from his point of view within three months he will enter and he can make a huge victorious i think these year another element the element before bomb of the time ya know has actually linked himself almost totally to much involvement in the american elections in favor of warmly news an old friend of the time you know the holding similar conservative positions and all his relations with obama are very sour i believe that if obama would be elected this will become also issue in the elections and i will not meet a possibility in wish obama in direct we would also try to influence the elections in this world. israel's calls for a preemptive strike on iran seem to have been a hurry and launching an all month we thought the story

dr. ron haskins from the brooking institution, and dr. laura lane, the dean of school of social work at the university of michigan, and kay brown, d k director of income security at the united states government and accountability office. thank all of you very, very much for taking the time to testify about something that is very, very important, and we look forward to your testimony and ask for you to be candid and direct in your five or six statements of the opening statements that you have prepared remarks will be automatically included in the record. why don't you begin dr. haskins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member, and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me and it is a privilege to testify before the committee. i want to talk about four issues in five minutes, and that makes me an issue a minute man. >> okay. we are going the time you, too. >> you are going to what? >> i am teasing you. i said we are going to time you and hold you to it, too. no, now, don't you worry. >> i will get the 30 seconds of exchange bac

flying north with me in this old soviet work course of the helicopter is dr ron amir brodsky and his team from the region's medical aviation service we head across ever more barren tundra higher and higher into russia's arctic far north until eventually we see our landing spot with arrive at this tiny village after crossing hundreds of kilometers of snow a world of us as a boy here suffering from favre and the doctors are going to see what they can do. inside a small building not one but two babies and their parents are waiting for us the doctors inspect them but can't make a diagnosis and decide to bring them to a regional hospital for better care spread lana doesn't like taking her baby away from home but she's been before and agrees to go that's the usual practice with those who live in atlanta they keep mothers with their newborns in hospital for a month. on the way back another stop to check on the health of some native minutes reindeer herders out in the tundra it can take many hours to reach the nearest village so a medical problem simply fixed here in the tent. they used to b

also considered a major factor in the prime minister's decision as israeli historian and journalist dr ron paul dark explains. is taking advantage of situation and the budget is only a pretext it's too late to pass a budget is difficult but he could have done it but this is the best time from his point of view because the coalition today in is words in shambles so he catches actually a moment in which from his point of view within three months he will enter and he can make a huge victorious i think these here another element the element of obama. has actually linked himself almost totally to much involvement in the american elections in favor of we told news an old friend of mine funny how they're holding similar conservative positions and they all in all his relations with obama are very sour i believe that if obama would be elected this will become also in each issue in the elections and i will not meet a possibility it wish obama in direct way would also try to influence the election scene is where. to meet his next of business and all the markets are despite all process coming back up

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