>> reporter: the unconventional house calls are part of a re-write of college admissions at campusesthe country, including at goucher college in baltimore. >> my name is emunah serman, and i'm from memphis, tennessee. >> reporter: in her hand shot video, emunah serman told agz of admission staff of her love of drawing and writing and why she thought she'd fit in. >> it was very different and it it was a way to show who i am. >> reporter: chris wild and "castaway" are on the admissions committee at goucher which this year enrolled the first students who were allowed to apply by video. goucher hopefuls only need to send in a two-minute zoo and two works from high school, one of them graded. in the tradition-bound world of college admissions it's a radical idea. >> while we've taken away some of the more traditional means weep haven't gotten rid of the element that those are trying to uncover. >> reporter: so we watched some admissions videos with them to find out what stand out. >> so, today, we're making paella. >> it was only 120 seconds and yet you feel as though you sort of know he

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there are no admissions. one of the amazing things about is what we call an automated guided vehicle. it's completely 100% zero admissions. it's electric. everything from the stacking trains to the short trains, they are the most modern and most efficient when it comes to moving cargo. that is important for not only the environment but also where we need to be for efficiency in moving cargo. this terminal will really be state of the art. we have a lot of people really focused on this most modern terminal and when it goes live, there are a lot of people who are thinking about doing similar types of renovations and coming up with new types of operations on their terminals as well. we are a port town and we are proud of that. our city is proud of the port. over the years, we have maybe hit some bumps in the road. but i think we have come a long way. we are on the right track. that will make us even more successful in the future. >> our city staff travel to long beach to learn more about its rich history. you are

it starts with in our case an in-patient admission. what we call the anchor admission. it goes out beyond discharge out to again in our case 90 days. there are options for less time than that. it includes if you think about everything that happens to the patient after they are discharged from the hospital, in-patient, out-patient, physician, nursing home. there was a term used earlier today about patient centricity. and what marilyn said is the patient comes first. if you think about a patient-centered approach to care, i think first and foremost about bundles. if you think about somebody has knee replacement surgery, how have i conceived it, if i need knee replacement, think bundle starts at the episode or the episode starts when i go to my doctor and say, you know what, the injections aren't working, the medication isn't working and it ends when i go back to golfing and now i have a better excuse for how bad i golf. that's the totality for me, the concept of what knee replacement is. that's how patients think about. it's not how we finance it. it's now hot we pay for

what's the logic behind this kind of admission?let's not forget abrini was involved in the paris attacks, involved in a murder, already will spend the rest of his life in jail. admitting he was at the airport, we have to consider the possibility, until we see forensics, that he's giving disinformation. what these people tend to do, like about selling his hat. werther he was really going to be a suicide bomber, where's the vest? why did he get rid of his coat? >> given that, what's the reason to believe he would be the one in the hat? >> i don't believe any of it until he actually gives truly damaging information about this cell, and it leads to other arrests. actionable intelligence that it's a always my standard for questioning somebody. whether they do real damage to their side, and let's see whether he does that. it's still too early. >> so, kim, you know, speaking to what bob is saying here, i mean, terrorism, it's all about mind games, and the arrest. what information is or isn't given. this is all part of terrorism. the mind

she had six admissions to the hospital. six admissions per patient year in how services speak. the daughter moved the mom to dc zip code in order to get entry to ih program. for the last four years, she's received over 150 house calls, many social services coordination of aids, a lot of home x-rays, many urgent visits by our team, terminal diagnosis of liver cancer reversed by subspecialty care. she was having massive hemorrhage internally and thought she was going to die and we use it had hospital high-level, high-tech care and she's been home again for the last 18 months. in the last four and a half years now she's had two admissions, .5 admissions per patient year. she's been four years older and four years sicker but not been in the hospital more than twice. she had one er visit in four years. i have to change this, just two days ago she had an er visit. so how does this work? this is a busy slide. i won't read it all other than to say the home-base primary team has to coordinate everything. it's a direct team of people coordinating everything the patient and family needs o

three short weeks left before the may 1st college admissions deadline.process, that some colleges and universities are trying innovative new ideas, like scrapping s.a.t.s and essays and even transcripts. mark albert looked into took. >> morgan home? >> hi. yeah. >> reporter: on doorsteps outside of boston, the ivory tower has come knocking. >> i'd like to talk to you about your admission. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: this year in a first, wheaton college in massachusetts hand delivered some acceptance letters like ed mcmahon dropping off the prize >> wow! >> reporter: the unconventional households are part of a rewrite of college admissions and campuses across the country including this college in baltimore. how many colleges did you apply to? >> three. >> how many let you submit a video? >> just one. >> i'm from memphis, tennessee. >> reporter: in her hand shot,seshot, self-edited video she told about her love of writing and drawing and how she thought she would fit in. >> i believe i could grow as a writer and a student. it was very different a

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it starts with in our case an in-patient admission. what we call the anchor admission. it goes out beyond discharge out to again in our case 90 days. there are options for less time than that. it includes if you think about everything that happens to the patient after they are discharged from the hospital, in-patient, out-patient, physician, nursing home. there was a term used earlier today about patient sen tristy and what marilyn said is the patient comes first. if you think about a patient-centered approach to care, i think first and foremos. if you think about somebody has knee replacement surgery, how have i conceived it, if i need knee replacement, think bundle starts at the episode or the episode starts when i go to my doctor and say, you know what, the injections aren't working, the medication isn't working and it ends when i go back to golfing and now i have a better excuse for how bad i golf. that's the totality for me, the concept of what knee replacement is. that's how patients think about. it's not how we finance it. it's now hot we pay for it. i'm excited

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know there has not been any admission he has done wrong.went to meetings today, and it was apparent that it was the mood not only on the street, but within his party, that people felt under the circumstances he could not continue. katty: the wider global implementations of the leaked documents. a professor from the university of telephone yeah berkeley has written about tax havens in his book. you think what happened in iceland is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to politicians being involved in dodgy dealings in their finances? >> i don't know. we see a great number of politicians who have legal or illegal offshore tax havens. deal of a great challenge for democracies looking forward to address the issue and create more financial transparency. katty: what is the impacts on ordinary people? >> when billionaires pay less in taxes, which is what the tax havens made possible, it means the rest of us have to pay more. the tax revenue has to be compensated by higher taxes. for the vast majority of the population. you understand why the peopl

it starts with in our case an inpatient admission and the anchor admission and it goes out beyond out to 90 days. there options for less time than that. everything that happens to the patient after they are discharged from the hospital, inpatient, nursing home and those kinds of things. there was a term used earlier about what they said was the patient comes first. not just because i am the director, but if you think about knee replacement surgery, i have knee replacement surgery, i think bundle starts when i go to my doctor and i say you know what, the injections are not working and the medication is not working and it ends when i get to go back to golfing and now i have a better excuse for how bad i golf. that's the concept of what knee replacement is and how patients think about it. it's not how we finance or pay for it. i think it is a much more patient-centered viewpoint. if we are at risk, we reduce the variation. we started with do we have volumes that would indicate it's worth doing and variations that say there is something to reduce that variation and improve care and reduce

calling him to task for his praise of the university and the university's policy which would be the admission of black students. and she sent this to the president. amazing secretaries. unless in the copy of this to eleanor. they responded about a month later. the back promptly our her own signature and in that letter she said i'm paraphrasing because i don't have it right in front of me. i understand your concern. a way to know the great changes coming. very happy to get these letters. need to slow down for patient. this was symbolic in the early stages. the inpatient youth. unwilling to compromise. first lady of the nation feeling very much that her role was to be supported. her husband is measured approach. let's not mention the past. this is in 1938. by the time eleanor is in her final year this tells you a little bit. i'm foreshadowing. a little bit about your map. partners from being someone who would never vote for franklin roosevelt was suspicious of the two-party system to become a registered voting democrat and eleanor moves from taking the position of one who says you don't push to

>> that doesn't have to be an admission of guilt. we did a thorough investigation. we found the facts. our decree state it is facts as we know them to be, whether the institution agrees doesn't matter to me. in the end, the facts are the facts and if other people find the same facts in their organization, they're on notice to clean it up. and when we come to super vise them, we'll be looking to see if they have similar practices and they will be treated similarly. the key principle here is a basic principle of justice which is similar situation should be treated in the same way and it shouldn't just be that one institution gets whacked and others go blithely on doing the same things that violate the law. everybody should be treated the same. we try to be transparent to the marketplace as quickly as we can through orders and acting through supervision, a confidential process without violating the confidentiality for individual institutions periodically we put out supervisory highlights to tell you what we found in general at banks and other institutions, what we thou

cameron made the admission during a tv interview, insisting he paid all relevant taxes in the u.k. and soul all of his shares when he took office. ourmore, we go to correspondent, who joins us from london. cameron has been caught not necessarily flip-flopping, but certainly not being entirely upfront about his financial past. what are the reactions to all of this? >> david cameron is paying a heavy price, a heavy price for his ambiguity. when wet rule of appeal handle such crises is actually to get all the facts about quickly. that is what was not done. on monday, they were saying at the beginning of this publication and this link between the panama papers and ,avid cameron's late father that it was a private matter. then we got various statements which culminated in this statement last night, this admission to british television, that he and his wife, samantha, had held shares in this trust they were holding. the second thing is that often you really -- the cover-up is often worse than the actual offense, the original offense. so the headlines today, the front pages, and indeed th

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there are no admissions. one of the amazing things about this operation, when it comes to systems being in place, is what we call an automated guided vehicle. it's completely 100% zero admissions. it's electric. everything from the stacking cranes to the short cranes, they are the most modern and most efficient when it comes to moving cargo. that is important for not only the environment but also for where we need to be for efficiency in moving cargo. this terminal will really be state of the art. we have a lot of people really focused on this most modern terminal and when it goes live, there are a lot of people who are thinking about doing similar types of renovations and coming up with new types of operations on their marine terminals as well. we are a port town and we are proud of that. our city is proud of the port. over the years, we have maybe hit some bumps in the road. not listening to our community, not thinking about the integration between the port and the city. but i think we have come a long way.

senator sanders by his own admission has never been a democrat. >> what is so interesting about that exchange and that tact from the sanders campaign is the hillary clinton campaign has been pointing out there are down ticket candidates. politics is you scratch my back, i'll scratch your back. who is helping sanders get elected in the party? >> that's a great question. there is irony in what jeff weaver was saying given bernie sanders has up until now been an independent in the senate. let's be a little fair to sanders. he has played a role in democratic senate fund raising. he helped other democratic senate candidates. when you look at the exit polls, hillary clinton is the candidate who does best among loyal democrats. that's because she is seen as a team player. the clintons have long been party builders. bernie sanders is bringing a bunch of independents into the process. bringing new voters in. that is a key distinction as we go into new york. unlike wisconsin, they are closed primaries. that means only registered democrats can participate. that's why the party loyalty and who,

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