i'm a senior at asu. talk about the 1970s, do you think a stagnant economy and the end of the vietnam war gave rise to the rights and push iing poly that supported it? >> yeah -- i would put it a different way. i think as we have talked about in this class, the economic turmoil stag flags of the 1970s obviously hurt cart eer in 1980. so i would put it slightly different. i do think that a very prosperous and growing economy had allowed many women to enter into the workforce. so i think that was going for feminism as they began -- as women began to demand equal protection and employment and protection of being allowed to have credit cards and property rights and so forth. congress actually was addressing many of the issues as was pointed out in the introductory remarks. because it was this changing economy that was going to give rise to feminism. at a time when many traditional homemakers, many women still remained at home were concerned they were being denigrated, being a housewife was seen -- and being a

i'm a sophomore here at asu. my question is, you brought up reagan and as he was the governor of california he signed a rather liberal abortion law. did he change his views on abortion, or what was his meaning to do that? >> that's a good question, too. ronald reagan came out of hollywood. he was a conservative. he was anti-communist. he was a devoted republican. i guess i'll put in a little plug for my new book "when hollywood was right," which talks about ronald reagan. most of the conservative activists in hollywood, movie stars -- and there were many, it's hard to believe, republican movie stars and studio moguls -- they were concerned around two issues, economic, they believed in free markets, lower taxes. they were getting taxed a lot as movie stars if they were successful. and it anti-communism. that's what drove the republicans on social issues. they just weren't around in that period. and reagan came out of hollywood, you know. i mean, he worked with stars who were gay. he knew women, actresses, that had

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now he is in the engineering program at asu.daughter is a high school student at community college. she homeschooled until she was 17. it has really paid off for us. they have a firm foundation. take me back and tell me how you started getting so proficient. >> i started out as an oboe player. i went to berkeley high school in berkeley, california. i went off to college. you know, i wanted to play r&b, rhythm and blues. you are not going to do that on the oboe. sax.tched over to lots of good tenors, but nobody played bari. i learned to play the baritone sax, self-taught. i was ready to go, i met emilio at the pleasant county fair. 4 weekend, 1968. not just being proficient, but a lot of soul. where did that come from? it is one thing to make the switch to the instrument. that is not just practice. berkeley is a very integrated town. i was fortunate. i hired the musical training to be a good musician. trained and found the doctor. soul music in the bay area, it the most popular disc jockey in the bay area. tavis: this argument cu

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asu wins big. >>> san diego state, obama, the bobsled team, and my favorite st. paulie's girl.r three, south florida and houston, a somersault in the air and the cougars beat the bulls. bang rs and dolphins. bernard is gone. look at him go. he got three blocks, flipped into the end zone, 35 yard score. he had two touchdowns in the game. number one, great finish in overtime. just the third time that it's ever happened. and the bengals drop to 6-3. that was the surprising loss for cincinnati. you mention auldon smith is he ready to come back? he spent five weeks in rehab. i believe he's ready to come back. he could be back by november 10th. >> how do you think the nfl will treat his case. >> he'll get penalised. i don't think the suspension will come until the legal process is done. so probably next y we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female anno

those circumstances that figure pretty albeit a search all right again is done for identification asus gilliam a in his dissent so fingerprinting is different from d.n.a. sampling in the sense that fingerprinting is not considered research d.n.a. sampling is a search but according to the supreme court the purpose behind the d.n.a. sample is not to investigate possible criminal activity but rather to develop a den of five the individual who's been arrested so is this just the wave of the future when it comes to law enforcement tactics i mean years ago we didn't know about fingerprinting and then we didn't know about d.n.a. and now we are. all i see yes this is the future of law enforcement and i don't think it's going to be confined to arrest the certainly there is the potential no in fairness the supreme court didn't discuss any of this in maryland versus king but there is the potential for the police just like they now take fingerprints from persons who have a bit of arrested but they have been detained for investigation there's certainly the potential for the police to take a d.n.a.

asu will need to beat arizona next week.he block of concrete, sac state and uc davis playing. 14-0 davis in the 1st quarter. more locals for the aggies here as cardinal newman's tom hemmingson. the aggies win 34-7 and get to keep the concrete. both teams 5-7 official. >>> oklahoma state cowboys hosted unbeaten baylor. the cowboys put it away. paton takes up the loose ball, takes it 78 yard to the end zone. tomorrow's bcs rankings will be worth watching. 4th-rank baylor loses for the first time in season, and the cowboys improve to 10-1. >>> well, they get the tiger fan started at a young age in bough. lsu trying to make life rough for johnny manziel and texas a&m. look at the move by landry to get into the end zone. aggies trailing 24-10 and manziel intercepted in the end zone. the aggies go down by 34-10 score and lose for the third time this year. manziel will decide soon whether or not he will turn prowhen the season is over. >>> this is the week in which many of the nation's top teams have scheduled cupcakes -- don't tel

football. 66 yards later the bruins padded their lead 31-19 and went 31-26 and stay one one game of the asu the radar, but no opponent should take san josi state lightly in its first year of play in the mountain west conference. in a late start against san diego state, you would have to say aztecs weren't ready for that play. the game is now in the 4th quarter, the spartans are leading by a score of 30-20. >>> big game in the sec, alabama trying to avoid an upset at upset hands of lsu. howard going 52 yards to the end zone and alabama never trailed again and stays perfect in nine games with 38-17 win. >>> florida state solidifying its chances of playing in the national championship game. seminoles figured to be able to handle wake forest, but this 2nd quarter stretch sealed it. the pass is returned to the end zone and florida state in front 28-0 and just 19 seconds later, jalen railsey picked up the fumble and ramsey takes it back 23 yards and seminoles are in line right now to play in the bcs title game. >>> it wasn't just cal with punt team deficiencies. at tennessee, auburns a chris davi

[laughter] but i am very pleased to be here at asu's sandra day o'connor's college of law and appreciate the opportunity to speak. and i especially want to thank greg hill the executive director of the indian legal program, darlene and of course patty ferguson for inviting me to be here. i am just so pleased and glad and honored to once again be here at the college and to be part of this lecture series. i have to say at the outset that the program is certainly well known nationally. as a national leader in education and the field of federal indian law. over the years i have very much valued my opportunity to work with the esteemed professor here in various matters. the professor bob clinton and over year bob miller, professor miller, of course professor kevin goldberg currently at the smithsonian's, patti ferguson bonnie as well as carl and i just have to commend the school for such an all-star lineup of indian law professors, part of the faculty of his meeting ranking law school and i'm so glad to be here. i've been inspired by the scholarship, the innovation and the leadership provided

andhat the secretary and i others have said is we will provide enrollment agers on a monthly asus which is consistent with -- on a monthly basis which is consistent with other things, and we want to make sure it is accurate. we need to verify it and make sure it reflects what is actually happening. on novemberyou now 1, we do not expect those numbers to be high, and they will be lower because of the challenges on the website. with massachusetts, it is the president that makes sense -- precedent that makes sense to look at. you will see that the first month is going to be slow as people begin to familiarize themselves with options and then make choices they want to make when it comes to their health care. the othersident said day just a small fraction of americans would pay more. do you know what that fraction is? >> that is america question. i do not have that figure because here is the reality of what happens when you create a market that provides options to the american people. when you talk about it, and this is the focus we have discussed in the past, joe, on the portion of the perc

now improved weather monitoring devices are along the parade route, and a police sergeant asu assignedach balloon. protocols are in place and balloons like snoopy and woodstock and updated spongebob are ready to fly. even if they don't, the finley family will not be disappointed. >> the balloons aren't about thanksgiving. it's about fellowship and family and just being thankful. >> reporter: and carol, we're told that some of the smaller balloons still might make it into the parade, even if some of the larger balloons end up becoming grounded. a final decision will not be made by parade organizers until tomorrow morning. until then, as you say, fungers are crossed. >> toes, too, jason carroll, thanks so much. i love the elves at the end of your story, they made me smile. >>> whether you're watching the thanks gufg dgiving day parade television, get forecasts all day long, i'm back after a break. ♪ as your life and career change, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust your retirement plan along the way, rethink how you're invested, and refocus as your career m

there is another issue of the destroyed facility located in another place called baliat asu. we came to the conclusion that it is very likely that it was a nuclear reactor. but nuclear reactor does not happen in independentsy. we have some interest in verifying that there are three facilities and that they are not under safeguarded. no association was there to have access to them. we have not yet had access to the facilities. are fort know how they now. >> have many of them been inspected? >> i don't know. >> my last question. you explain the situation in north korea very well. returns,en the iaea what would be the verification approach given that continuity of knowledge has been lost? what is safeguarded inspection be enough? would you return to north korea additional tools for protocol for a wider inspection? >> according to the united , north korea has to implement all iaea safeguards. that north korea has declared to have withdrawn from the treaty. arguments.ome the reality is north korea is not acting as a member of the mpt. it is it is clear that north korea has withdra

what i don't have is that there asus a more random thorough investigation? acis a more thorough investigation. random basis of more thorough investigation. i would like to see if who is getting clearance. this is risky. we could be back here saying, why didn't he have security periods? -- security clearance? we are giving the impression that all these millions of people who have security clearance we have checked them out. we are confident a are mentally stable, they are not criminals, and they obey the law. we have no idea if that is true. we are clueless because this process has become pro forma with contractors, and the reason they are off the reservation is because they beat an amount, and -- bid an amount and that contractor wanted to make money. i agree with the chair and the ranking member that it's time for all of us to quit nibbling around the edges and get to the meat of the matter. that doesn't work in this subcommittee has learned we have had a lot silence on installations. learned the navy with evening these contractors 28 temporary passes. >> y

under this alleged scam, asus sends investigations back to the office of personnel management even though they had not gone through the full review process. through this dumping, they maximized its profits. many national security experts long argued that the security we have to ask whether the system is fundment tally flawed. we should also be mindful for many years both congress and the federal agencies were concerned about the backlog of security clearance applications which grew larger after 9/11. we need to make sure that investigators do not feel pressured to sacrifice quality for speed. many of heard me say that almost everything i do i know i can do better. same is true, i think, for all of us, and most federal programs. it is in that spirit we convened today's hearing. our primary purpose is to learn what we're doing right in the security process, do more of that, while also learning how we can improve it. we have many questions to ask. here's some of them. are we looking at the risk factors in attempting to identify people who should not be trusted with a clearance or who should

think it is the voters on the question of same-sex marriage, do you include abortion as one of those asues that maybe is not relevant or high profile as it seems to be in the debate? i have a few other follow-ups on that. you think that some of the most conservative lawmakers need to their views on those issues in order to win national elections or statewide elections? >> no. i talked about that in the book as well. >> what do you think about the fact that a third or so of abortion clinics in texas are now closed at least until january? >> i cannot comment on that because that is not what i am familiar with. but the larger issue on social i am not say moderator positions, because again, i talk at the end of the book about how i think persuadable, moderate, middle- of-the-road, whatever you want to call voters in that what i found in my state and in , people votedce for both me and barack obama are obviously not people who do not necessarily to be perfectly aligned. what did i want more than anything who have bold ideas that are aggressively putting those out. in the state, oprah's boat, fu

to, asu given thought president -- i know it is premature -- but how would you put together a federal government of people who know how to do things? >> i don't know. it is i am not president. but i would tell you, as governor, i have people in my cabinet of both parties. whove people in my cabinet i took out of private-sector business and leeward to -- lured to come out. my commissioner of transportation rent private business. he runs the transportation department like a business. i have folks who have experienced, who are not business people but have been career social workers. they understand things a lot better than i do. my general rule is i want most people in the room with me to be smarter than me. legitimately smarter than me. that is not my job, to be the smartest guy in the room. theob is to make decisions. way i make decisions, the way i trust many of you do, you listen to the folks around you, the cabinet you build. whether you are running a corporation or a government. you listen to those people and you reach out, then you think about it, and you are the one in will to wi

. >> all humour asued. it comes at a time when according to pou research, 20% of americans say they have no affiliation, an increase of 15% in five years. >> they need community support as much as anyone. >> father james heft says picking and choosing the best bits from church. they may end up with all flash and no substance. >> if they automatically exclude a possibility of something behind community, i think that they are probably missing something profound. >> back ot sunday service, it's clear jones and evans can get the party started. whether they can lunch a movement depends on non-believers choosing to believe. >> the sunday assembly service is open to everyone regardless of religious beliefs. organizers say services are free and run by volunteers on a not-for-profit basis. at the end of the second hour, here is what we are following - relief supplies started too reach remote locations in the philippines, nine days offer typhoon haiyan left large areas of the country in ruins. the u.s. military is dr

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>> we are so asus to himmed to it. imagine it in any other game.gine a basketball game or a football game where two guys could stand there and start swinging? insanity. >> they're afraid to take it out. they think there is an appeal it to. it is grotesque, but that's never going away. >> was it like this when like bobby orr played? >> eia. oh, yeah. >> there are guys that they are proved just to be enforcers. >> i was surprised that everything just stopped and these guys are just punching each other in the face. you know. >> 14. >> they're kids. >> that kid should be banned for life. for the league should ever take that kid again. >> you know, you see some face offs before the puck, or the second the puck goes down the guys take their gloves off, it's a premeditated fight. they're going at it. it's a bizarre element to a game. >> some editors do that, john meachham. >> oh my gosh. >> you are sitting across the table, you know, he drops his pen, he starts wailing. he's got this left hook. believe it or not, he's like frazier, he actually comes off w

andhat the secretary and i others have said is we will provide enrollment agers on a monthly asus whichonsistent with -- on a monthly basis which is consistent with other things, and we want to make sure it is accurate. we need to verify it and make sure it reflects what is actually happening. on novemberyou now 1, we do not expect those numbers to be high, and they will be lower because

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