as a matter of fact, one of the issues we're looking at in the aba is what would be the aba's response in the event there was a dirty nuclear bomb and habeas corpus was suspended in the united states, as it was by lincoln and by roosevelt? a lot of people don't remember that and don't know it. england, i was in england talking to their lawyers. i was talking to their security people. they don't have a constitution. they have much different ability to hold people for longer periods of time

the aba was formed 133 years ago only for two purposes. one, to create a code of ethics for all lawyers. the second one is to increase the quality of legal education. that is still our fundamental mission. so, one suggestion i made at that time to the chief justice is you have got to give lawyers a monopoly. the only way -- this sounds self-serving, and it is not -- the only way to professionalize it is to have a group of people that have a monopoly so that you can control that group of people, so that they are subject to an ethical code, and so that you can control their licenses and removal of their licenses if they act unprofessionally. of course, monopolies are not something that historic way russia would consider to be an option. they have the issues they're considering over there. china, which i just returned from, they have just announced that they have 200,000 lawyers in china today. the chinese government announced they will have 1 million lawyers in the next 10 years. you might ask yourself, what country wants more lawyers? let m

as a matter of fact, one of the issues we're looking at in the aba is what would be the aba's response in the event there was a dirty nuclear bomb and habeas corpus was suspended in the united states, as it was by lincoln and by roosevelt? a lot of people don't remember that and don't know it. england, i was in england talking to their lawyers. i was talking to their security people. they don't have a constitution. they have much different ability to hold people for longer periods of time, and what they would do under similar circumstances. it is an issue we are thinking about and an issue the american bar association will have to respond to. >> a very different sector of the set of problems you have been wrestling with, are the problems faced by our justice system rooted in deep problems in legal education, especially aspiring -- spiral in student debt, forcing lawyers away from public interest -- especially spiraling stood in debt, forcing lawyers away from public interest? >> i have a son who graduated from university. i have a niece who graduated last year and another niece is cons

he earned his aba at the university of florida and he is now in their hall of fame. he is a partner in the miami office of the national law firm. his clients range from former vice president al gore to philip morris, to the national geographic society, and he is listed in the 2011 edition of the best lawyers in america. his cross-examination of an expert witness in bush vs. gore made the front page of "the new york times." he has a framed in his office. he was the youngest attorney and first hispanic to serve as president of the florida bar. he was chair of the ethics commission and served on the orange board committee. in the aba, he has been a florida state delegate, chair of the house of delegates, our policy-making body, served on the board of governors, and is a fellow of the american bar foundation. as the aba president, he has led national effort to protect state courts, improve civics education, and fight cuts to legal aid funding. it is his mission to make equal justice under law a vibrant living reality for everyone, not just four words carved on the facade

. >> we believe they're trying to compel plans to pay for aba. >> just as select committee on autism was examining the problem, the department of managed health care announced it's reached a settlement with blue shield and anthem blue cross to begin covering aba with a license prod vider n cases there could be retroactive reimbursement. >> the whole intention to get patients the care they need, now. these legal and policy debates continue. >> parents sh not satisfied and say it's hard to find provide qlorz aren't licensed. >> networks have to be billed. i should haven't to go out to define a network. >> parents, many spent tens of thousands of dollars out of pocket are worried the reimbursements don't go back far enough. >> but they're going to do retroactive, it should be of the time of the grievance. >> and it will take months to see if this settlement improves for families living with autism. if it doesn't, lawmakers have already readied a proposal to force all insurers to cover aba. >> and no charges against the bay area man kicked off a plane and arrested because of saggy pants.

the aba rendered a report that it will continue to act as a resource in fixing the problem. these are things they have online if you are interested. suddenly, you could visit our website feared by the way, if we do not get to your question, i will see you out back. happy to talk to you about anything you want to talk about. >> we should all remember that most of us are at least descendants of immigrants. one thing about justice in a different sense -- i have a question here that says that some constitutions -- and they mention the cuban one -- include health and literacy as basic rights. should we think of those as basic rights? you will certainly realize that at least as to help, that is one of the key problems going on in the present debt ceiling controversy in washington. >> my favorite book just recently, and i tell you it is $9.95 on amazon, is president kennedy's book called "nation of immigrants." it was written in the early 1960's. it will take you a couple of hours to read it again. it is a fabulous book and makes you realize that nothing has changed in the last 50

department of healthcare has come up with the excuse that insurance companies don't have to pay for aba because the providers, the individuals providing the care, are not licensed in california. well, there is no license! >> it is a bit of a catch-22. >> reporter: lynn randolph of the department of managed care says those different standards are up to lawmakers to fix. >> the lecture has not recognized licensure in california yet and it is up to the legislature to decide if there is going to be a license. >> reporter: and that was just one issue at a hearing on autism today in sacramento. another, a measure that would require all insurers selling policies in california to cover behavioral health treatments for children with autism. 27 states have already passed similar legislation. >> parents shouldn't have to work this hard to get insurance coverage they pay for. >> reporter: it now seems california is going after one of the insurers that's been denying coverage of autism treatment. just about an hour ago, the state filed court papers ordering blue shield of california to explain its d

projects that i shouldn't mind if i mean they get paid whether or not their trash is separated out of aba up their own residents divided up these workers just makes it all back together all fairness the presidents are complaining about the the residence for. so the way we collect we're told willing people will speak out and ask for the zambelli to return. the message this doesn't taste good and i missed it maybe. it needs pepper and butter oh. i don't like this food. what can possibly be so bad. if you don't think it's disgusting. i know it isn't the boys. oh. think the one hundred at this table takes me back to england. i got money for was beautiful. i. said you know i want to play this for on tape day and night. how i'm trying to improve myself but i can't. i can line up well it was god's will if everything is possible. but in the reaching the pinnacle is hard. that one has to climb one step at a time. when anonymous will run on my only wish to find a job that suits me and then i will and then i this is my only dream now. and i can't wait to receive my uniform from the foreign company a

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on one hand it is not the zone for permanent residence, on the other hand it is not aba- compliant and not able to be used as a hotel. this just does not add up. vice president miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon. i wanted to read a letter for support of community housing partnership from the north panhandle neighborhood association. "on behalf of the north panhandle neighborhood association, i strongly encourage you to approve the plans for the edward ii project. this is a wonderful building filled with civic-minded staff and residents. we have had nothing but positive experiences. several residents have attended committee meetings and that means a lot to us. we have had our share of detractors on this project. there were rate is that such a place will degrade the quality of life for our neighbors. our experience to date has been the complete opposite. our neighborhood and neighbors' lives are enhanced by a well-run facility that solidifies our mutual commitment to building a better community. community housing partnerships is an excellent neighbor. they're sensitive and responsive t

did not benefit by putting his bhalla by eliminating his ball as opposition and eliminating syria's aba and eliminating syria's opposition now it could be with a gentleman right here a legend in january that's after a short break with the short break we'll continue our discussion on the u.n. tribunals for levanon state with r.t. . the a. militant. islamists. is. just so pissed slaves. on. the close up team is beamed to the republic of north a situation where half the area is occupied by nature preserve. this time guard keep goes to the region where men flock from all over the world to add a few senators to their self-confidence where young families are not hesitant about having a senior citizen in their family and where one man's utopia turns into a real village of the shining sun welcome to gun region if russia blows up on our cheap. twenty years ago the largest country in. certain places the books. if the first six months had been the and began to jerks and where did it take a. slow and kicking sisters. to a. welcome back to crossfire. computor lavelle to mind you were talking about t

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blue shield and anthem blue cross agreed to begin coveraging aba with a licensed provider.y plans consider it educational, not a covered benefit. >> there is a problems families face are worse, not better. carriers continue to discriminate and reduce to provide coverage. >> there is an intention get patients care they need now while these legal and policy debates continue. >> if this does not improve, lawmakers say they'll inpro troo dus a proposal. >> the fed is poised for another economic rescue. and told congress today that high food and gas prices should ease in the next few months but if the lull per sifts, the fed is prepared to step into stimulate the economy. on wall street, stock prices took off in early trading. hour however, enthusiasm wore off by afternoon. and jet blue began offering flights for $4 between burbank and long beach to help people get across town this weekend of the 40 5 freeway in los angeles. >> coming up next, talking to shuttle astronauts on a final mission. >> sounds of the sea putting whales in jeopardy off the california coast. stay with us.

moreover, aba also believes that of finding a systemic risk is too narrow a review standard. reviews standard should be read calibrated to account for adverse consequences of bureau actions that do not rise to the level of systemic risk. for example, bureau actions that in the driving some community banks out of business when i rise to the level of systemic risk, but have enormous implications for the communities they serve. once the goal of accountability is achieved, we believe the bureau should direct its resources to the gap and regulatory oversight, and a failure to supervise and impose enforcement actions on non-bank lenders committing consumer protection violations. we welcome current efforts to define the bureau's non-bank's supervisory scope as it prepares for the future exercise of that supervisory authority. as we have since are beginning, banks across the country will continue to do whatever we can to make sure our customers understand the terms of the loans they are taking on. our task is making a definite the this is being made more difficult by the hurdles. alr

i have heard there is chatter that harry reid would promise a vote aba clean balanced budget amendmente first one that was proposed by republicans had a supermajority would be needed in order to ever raise taxes. so instead a clean one which got one vote short in the 90s. meaning just an up or down vote on taxes. no provisions or taxes, harry reid is dangling the idea maybe he would amend his bill to promise that kind of vote on the balanced budget amendment in se the next 90 to 120 days. and that might satisfy some republicans. again, there's two paths here alex. he's going to get his 60 votes. there's enough republicans exhausted from this on the senate side. the question is does he just get barely enough and then we see this drama play out in the house and it is one vote at a time, or the they strike the kind of deal sometime today to attract, 25 republicans, 30 republicans, they send a strong bipartisan message and it makes it that much harder for anybody in the house, any credible member of house to vote against it. >> i wonder how you can put senator reid and senator mcconnell in

abas y and as you know the fbi is investigating and many calling for murdoch to be in front of congressnswering questions here in washington, and of course, hayes to e has to be wo about this, because he has far more money invested in america than the uk. >> thank you for the latest on the scandal. >>> and coming up the final harry potter installment shatters a box office record. and courtney hazlett has the numbers in the scoop. >>> first, a lot going on today and here are some things that we thought you should know. a shocking encounter for a congressman late saturday night. an armed eed intrudered entere farm home and he struggled with the intruder attempting to disarm him, and the intruder ran away, and the family says they are shaken up, but nobody was seriously injured. >>> and former images of the south african nelson mandela marking his 90th birthday with his family and he celebrated in the eastern cape province, and celebrated with his children and family and they called for all south africans to do 90 minutes of charity work to spend the years that he spent in jail for human r

book that a lot of the trends that i dislike are, um, reinforced by the accreditation agencies, the aba and the aals which require a commitment to clinical education whether or not you think that it would work at your particular school. it requires certain types of research orientation and on down the line. it has been argued by people i respect that blowing up accreditation will just present us with a completely different set of problems. at least they'll be different ones, and we can work through solving those ones. but one way or another they're not working well even from their own premises. more questions. there was another one in the back row, or has it been answered? okay. yes. >> brian loss from the heritage foundation. this week the weekly standard has an article about the principles of academic freedom. are you familiar with that item? is. >> not really, no. >> okay. what i'm wondering, it lays out standards and principles for what academic freedom looks like. it would actually give faculties, for example, a guidance on how they should be making decisions about tenure, about wh

in the book that a lot of the trends that i dislike are reinforced by the accreditation agency, the aba and the als which will require a commitment to clinical education whether or not you think it would work at your particular school and it requires certain types of research orientation. it has been argued by people that i respect that blowing up accreditation will just present us with a completely dead -- different set of problems. release they will be different and we can work through solving those problems. one way or another they are not working well. there was another one in the back row. >> brine from the heritage foundation. this week "the weekly standard" had an article about the declaration of decibels of academic freedom. are you familiar with that document? >> not really, no. >> what i'm wondering is what the declaration has done. it lays out standards and principles for what academic freedom looks like. we give faculties for example a guidance on how they should be making decisions about tenure and who to accept and what articles they should be promoting and those types of

republicans, the problem is they never answered affirmatively in a politically sailab ablabl ablabl ablabl aba politics. you have to have a plan that can pass both chambers and the president can sign. >> the question is, nicole what is the republican position right now? the theme of last week, republican leaders on in the house. guys i like very much personally. i've been a champion of paul ryan, back from the time i met him in 1994. but we ask, what do you want? and their position was, it's not enough to close the tax loopholes. we've got to actually cut tax rates, income tax rates for individuals and corporations. that's not going to happen in 2011, and they know it's not going to happen. i say, okay. let's say you got that done. would that be enough? then paul ryan said, no. we need a fundamental transformation of medicare and social security. that's not going to happen. not with a democratic president, and a democratic congress, and they know that. i mean, i understand edmund burks' been dead for a few centuries, but at the same time -- this was said last week. there has to be some realism

aba been net would lose his seat because of a nominating di process that had nothing to do with drawingof district lines. of fact people now look at partisan media and listen to it and hear it to develop a sense of the world due to directlyoup counter what, another group have and counter to the facts to complicate matters in a way of ma redistricting of the lines. but the polarization has many factors attached. there maybe other magic bullets we could try but i do think the california experiment tonight we only have one experience that was just decided big california dut it may alter is a dynamic of the nominating process. i would like to seedr mandatory attendance at the polls but both parties turnout and you could focus on those that are in theus middle. o this is no panacea. >> we will have one last question. >> underlying this entire conversation is the problem with redistricting wonder ifla that is minorityrg ago or through partisanship but on a more fundamental level whether it is different systems whether it is proportional representation or the at large districts with proportion