heritage and the apa celebration to all of us. and san francisco, pristine. >> one of the things that we foubd during the no, ma'am that ising selection process is how much we as a committee learned about the organizations in our own communities that we did not know about, and this has been a wonderful learning experience for all of us and i hope that this is a and we will bring more attention to these fantastic artists that were out there and so our last category is for the lifetime achievement and this is for the individual whose have about, for at least 25 years had some impact in our apa community, and have used this amazing performance ability themselves to share their culture and also give back to their communities as well. and so i am really honored to be able to do it now. and we have robert tamakabailey. [ applause ] >> we have the team of john gang and francis wong. [ applause ] >> and once again, i am really thrilled to be able to announce, a double nominee malo ravera people. [ applause ] >> congratulations to all of y

but at the same time the apa likes to say that -- well, actually medicine is not really medicine in the first place. >> and that is a totally fair point. this whole idea that a disease is a form of suffering that has a biochemical cause, this is a myth. this is another myth. this is a big myth, and this is a historical accident. it has to do with the discovery of the germ. the germ theory of medicine which came about 150 years ago and the idea that you could find the causes of suffering in, you know, sells or molecules of whether the unit was. and when doctors were suddenly -- and it was sudden -- able to cure diseases that kill people routinely, you know, a strep throat killed children, syphilis affected maybe 40 percent of the people in europe at the turn of the 20th-century. when they were able to do that they were able to turn around -- they were able to enhance the power of madison. and this myth is that we can turn any kind of suffering and to that kind of illness. so when we see that -- when we say that such catchy cannot do that, dsm cannot find these targets, the fact is, they'

and recognition of apa heritage month. i just love the way that san francisco continues to celebrate its rich cultural, multicultural diversity. i am excited to say that the new storm manager for the soon to be second city target store in san francisco, this october, located on geary. and as a san francisco native i am proud to represent target and be a part of a company who has a legacy of giving back to the local communities. and even before target opens its doors, we were giving back 5 percent of our income. which today equals more than 4 million dollars a week to local communities. target is supporting several community initiatives throughout the month of may. with a common theme around celebrating our reviving asian cultural heritage and we are honored to a part of today's apa heritage month kick off celebration and target looks forward to the continued partnership to the city of san francisco. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. we call in the heritage, starting with the academy of art and university, president ste

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so apa, it works.argaret in new york, margaret. >> caller: booyah jim cramer, thanks for being my mentor, i really appreciate you. >> doing my best. what's going on? >> caller: i have a stock i understand they're reporting tomorrow. i bought them at 26 and sold some off the table at 47 and i want to know what your take is on it. should i buy, sell, hold? >> when i have a company that's about to report i know better than to stick my head in that lion's den. we're going to have to look. i don't want to opine ahead of that. i'm not familiar enough. thank you for the kind words about the mentoring, though. the spread, it is dead, which means you need to refuel, recharge your portfolio and embrace the new american revolution. did he say buy nordic american tanker? i think he did. don't move. lightning round is next. >>> lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> it is time. >> it is time for the lightning round. rapid fire calls. play to this sound and then lightning round is over. are you ready? the

into the gist of the 5.25 percent or 3.84 percent if that's what we want to discuss outside of the apa fees. i was looking -- a friend of mine sent me a message about oklahoma where in oklahoma city hospitals are posting surgery prices on line and they're creating a bidding war and the prices are coming down. the oklahoma city surgical center is offering guarantee all inclusive prices on line. doctor smith and doctor steven [inaudible] almost 15 years ago founded on the simple principal of price honesty. healthcare doesn't really cost that much. what people are being charged for is another matter all together. when we get to the gist of things is that healthcare is not a right, it's not -- it's a privilege and it's a profit that's made on that privilege and i really appreciate the questioning of that profit. if it's a non profit making a profit, it's something we need to question because overall we're seeing the costs increase all across the world where we don't see universal healthcare as the norm. i'd like to get there some day and i think doing our part is questioning how the privat

. >> it is the most functional and space-saving thing in the entire apa apartment. >> what did the owneray when they cam back in and saw all of the work that they had done? >> pretty much just this -- they came in and instantly a room they dreamed about being in, and the atmosphere that they wanted. in this specific case, i needed to find a way to balance repurposing items and getting things s cheap. >> your budget was $2,500 and did you go over by a few dollars? >> no a hair under budget, and there was not an option to go over budget. >>> you guys know the mobility scooters that you see people using the jazzies and the hover arounds. watch this thing dust a nissan. you will not see the scooter anywhere, but then -- yes, something tells me that this thing is not exactly stock. the guys claimed they heavily modified the rearend and did so to handle a gsxr 600 f motor. but the front end of the little scooter is stock. >> and the favorite part of the video is the guy foster driving it like this. >> if i ever get to the point where i need a mobility scooter, this is what i am going to get, y

apa hand here in our t. it's breaking the set. remember how all the sudden an afghan card protest group became world famous and then were completely forgotten by next month yeah i'm talking about the feminist punk rock group pussy riot that performed a vulgar anti prayer and one of moscow's most famous orthodox cathedrals one possible reason for their explosive popularity in the media's eyes was revealed recently by german actress on a book the actress claims a german t.v. channels e.t.f. paid her a large undisclosed amount of money to come out on behalf of the activists band show said on a t.v. discussion that she doesn't even remember what she said except for wishing them well with dealing with their incarceration it would be very odd for an actress to just make up a bribery scandal especially one she was complicit in but it makes you wonder just how many other people may have been given all extra motivation to cry travesty overall i think that most important of what said her public revelation is that she said that you know what

you have competitors like apa he will tv boxes, all of these set top boxes trying to make it easy forernet programing on our big screen tvs. once that can be done sump and easy, i think we'll see a lot larger audiences that normally don't look at online programming now start to do so because it can happen on the big screen. >> so peter, really quickly, netflix, on demand, hbo, amazon, how fast is this change in television going to happen, change in viewing going to happen? >> it's already begun. we're seeing shows that are nothing but water cooler talk with a fraction of the viewers that even a class he can ten years ago would have had. the broadcast market place has fragmented so much and more people are watching more show, the quality has risen to the top the fact that they have smaller and smaller viewer ships. >> all right. thanks very much. and we'll be right back. ss stor" "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminatin

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. -- thereago, the apa are questions about how that will be affected by the community. there are questions of label mentally ill.e if we do that, it is easier to say that only mentally ill people commit these crimes. the final question, how do we differentiate pure malice from mental illness? those are the questions for our speakers. i would like to introduce our first speaker. a currently senior fellow at the center for the american and a former special advisor to mayor bloomberg and director of mayors against illegal guns. he received his bachelor degree from harvard college and a law degree from harvard law school. he is a native new yorker who lives in washington, d.c., with his family and he tells a compelling story. you should be looking at last week's new yorker. [applause] >> thank you. i will also start with some numbers. 32, that is the number of people who were killed in the largest mass shooting in american .istory at virginia tech the shooter in that case was someone who had been adjudicated in toledo i have court -- mentally ill by a court, but the state o

>>> ay apa. >>> tiene que ventonear los tacos, llevelo, llevelo. >>> pasele, ya llegÓ. >>> buenos dÍass famoso. >>> es bien conocido. (aplausos) >>> guerito. >>> aquÍ vienen tacos o quÉ? >>> sÍ. >>> es para edrito fernandzeo, no? >>> si. a sus ordenes. >>> quÉ gusto, nunca nadie vino a esta taquerÍa. >>> oigame, tiene patitas de puercu puerco? >>> pa, mira como le dijo. >>> tiene manitas de puerco? >>> sÍ, si tengo. >>> laveselas no sea cochino. >>> estÁ re buena. >>> no se enojen. >>> no se preocupe, y come tacos de cabeza? >>> pues a veces. (risas) a veces, ¿por quÉ?>>> cÓmo le hace para no atorarse. >>> de cabeza, cÓmo lo comes? >>> no, no, porque se ame atora. >>> si ve, si ve, mi hija canta, sabe. >>> sÍ. >>> hay que aprovechar que estÁ usted aquÍ, y ofrecerle los >>la tortilla es azul como la mochila azul, y el taco pedro fernÁndez. >>> a ver ese. >>> mÁs grandes, picosos con huevo y salsa de charro. >>> echame uno de eso. >>> la otra se fue sin pagar. >>> quÉ otra? >>> una rebelde. >>> dele el taquito mija. >>> no vendemos nada. >>> callese la boca, este nos va a ayudar. >>> se