i do know that -- so the atkins case was actually argued by a professor at the university of new mexico and he is constantly barraged by what's the best way to assess i.q., especially when you have these different tests and different measures, et cetera. i.q. is one of the most well studied things in psychology. so taking a brain scan and fitting your brain along a dimension and getting a value is just a slightly different way of doing it than giving you the tests and stuff like that. so i have not obviously testified to anything like that. i just tried to give that as an example. there is an enormous literature out there that is already peer-reviewed and published on i.q. there are dozens of papers. the big question is how well can i take a single person's brain scan and with what confidence can i get a number associated with it that we would derive an i.q. those measures and ways that we do that get better every month, basically, every year we're getting more and more accurate at taking a single piece of information or complex piece of information and fitting it. to my knowledge, it h

and paul atkins, a former s.e.c. commissioner. he's the chief executive of patomak global partners, a financial services consulting firm. today if acme company wants to use corporate funds to support a specific issue around, let's say, election time, do the shareholders have to be told in anyway? >> well, i mean it depends on exactly what that is. corporations right now if they're giving to political campaigns, they have to disclose what they do through pacs or that sort of thing. if it's done through other sorts of groups, not necessarily something that depends on what the actual facts are there. >> suarez: professor jackson, what would your proposal to the s.e.c. require corporations to do? >> our proposal would require all public companies to tell their shareholders whether and how they have spent shareholder mon on politics. in parcular, theinds of donations that are made to intermediaries such as the chamber of commerce and other large organizations that today exist largely for the purpose of conveying corporate money into po

agreement between the developer and contractor and is common law negligence to use the building code atkins - >> i agree with you that's the goal by you heard earlier in the hearing it's quite libel that the be liability would history to the homeowners after the sale of units and i feel very sorry for those building owners and worry that's not a deep in such pocket if anything were to handle to this type of liability what would the city be on the hook for if this happened? that you with respect to the homeowners association is that the pipe will resign under the paperwork and it will retain the responsibility of homeowners and the only thing that could happen at that time, is i'm assuming the building is going to knock the box off it's foundation. >> that's the assumption but according to the report that the puc go is reporting it's not being built in a way to shift that could knock the sewer to the point of damaging it. >> we need to do a seismic report done so that's our structural engineers b will be doing. but that the liability after construction is going to be related to any activitie

. >> trace atkins is with us today. gosh, he's got a lot going on. a new cd. the finals of "apprentice." and he's going to sing for us. >> i like him. there's something about him. he's very understated but his music rocks. >> he's got a lot of women at home. this is a man who understands and appreciates -- >> you're right. >> a lot of them. by the way, hodie -- >> what? >> we've got our powerball tickets. if you win this $360 million, i guess it will be morn than that by the time they draw, right? >> yes. >> it will go crazy. >> if no one win, i bet over 400. >> really? >> if it's 360 now. >> some people pick the same numbers over and over. the quick pick has numbers that people don't pick numbers in the 40s and the 50s that people don't pick because they go for a date. >> we have unique numbers. >> if you're in your 50s, it would remind you every single day. is 59 on there? yep. >> let's talk about what's coming. >> no, no, no. >> you're 60th. >> three months from tomorrow, but no, we're not going to talk about it. what was jimmy fallon doing tonight? can't h

. >> good morning commissioners i'm the chair the building committee atkins and the incoming person for the business. i'm located on the south part of the city. the accepty is finally here and is a direct result of the ma limit partners. as you know we've had several hearings where literally hundreds of folks in various parts of the san francisco have come to support in particular the mexican museum. today, we have asked a select if you that have speakers coming to speak and their represent hundreds of folks who would like to see this mexican museum realized. we have had to ask to have side shadow impact reduced in union square. and also to stress the importance of the mexican museum in the area we have the best collection of mexican and latino art we're the only institution that has those art. and we host the children of the public schools and the families that are over 50 thousand strong. we have to get the must be can museum sustainable and to make is a tlooifl complete project. this will get us one step closer to our dad and mom and i'd like to thank you on behalf of the union board

we have tania atkins and mary atkins. you're the sister and mary is the stepmother.king that maybe this could be connected. this abduction happened not too far from here. can you talk to me habit that? >> yeah, my sister's abduction only happened four streets away. you know, there's a good chance that they know something or they've seen something or they're involved somehow with my sister's being missing. >> you feel very strongly about that. because what you said to me is one of the brothers lives not too far from where she was abducted. >> he lives on the other end of the street from where she was abducted. >> all right. so talk to me about what happened. how she disappeared. >> she was living with her boyfriend, going from the house on the corner, two houses up to her boyfriend's house. she was going home for the night and she disappeared. we don't know if she got in a car, we don't know what happened. we have no clue, we have not had any leads. we just really want to find out where she is and is she okay, you know. >> you've kept this alive since 1995, where do y

lou: the reason he says cbs is because of cheryl atkins.ean, we have to take them at their word. the justice departmens said it did not dot. adult think w have to take them at theirord. that is huge. >> that invtigation will go on. lou: this dministratton is responsible. i mean, such a disguing. accountability. there needs to be integrity. >> well -- lou: steve think will get an intation? >> i don't think that wld being out there anytime soon. lou: thank you very much. >> thank ou, sir. lou: both great. >> and we are not fighting. >> well, littleebit. fighti on the promise f. lou: coming up tomorro author of the best selling book, ed klein, former columnist will be with us. up next, america's greatest days are yet to come, so say the authors of this brand new book. they explain, america the version three next. ♪ ♪ lou: my next guest says that at that time when our government is crushingly expenve, failing in its basic functions command seemingly unable to keep its omises, america's best days are still ahead ofs. america -- america 3.0, rebu

but joining me now is country music star trace atkins who just raised more than $1.5 million in his winapprentice and trace, welcome. great to have you here this morning? thank you, it's good to be here. martha: when we asked to you come in we thought we were just going to be talking about the big win on celebrity apprentice, but boy the organization that you have put so much of your effort behind, the red cross, is going to be needed in a huge way in oklahoma. >> yeah, they were already -- actually as i was doing the finale for the apprentice sunday night the red cross was already getting set up and heading to oklahoma, and, you know, they have shelters set up there now, there are more trucks and volunteers on their way as we speak at this moment. so, you know, we all know that the red cross is always there when huge natural disasters like this happen, but i represented the red cross on the celebrity apprentice this year because sometimes we forget that they also respond to over 70,000 house fires a year in this country. so right now we know there are red cross volunteers helping peopl

. >> you guys, tomorrow we have country star trace atkins with us. >>> and radio deejay elvis durantamily crealts in the same amount of time. >> by living with just the essentials, we have much more time on our hands. jeff: then, she went a year without looking in the mirror, which included her own wedding day. plus one girl's barefoot pledge to charity. >> i knew i wanted to go somewhere with it. [cheers and applause] jeff: hello! jeff: all right. a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show, and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. and i'm hosting a talk show,

. >> first we want to say goodt ty morning to today's fan of theane day, and it's rob atkins, rob saidhouse fox 5 is on i when he goes to sleep and when n he wakes up. >> yay. >> that's for being a fan 24-7, rob. for a chance to be the fan of the day go to web and comment below rob's picture. >> we will be right back. back approximate  approximate yeah, kfc! original recipe. original recipe? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? you ate the bones! i ate the bones? i ate the bones! i ate the bones! [ male announcer ] kfc original recipe, now available without the bone. freshly prepared white or dark meat chicken, boneless and skinless. get 4 delicious, mouth-watering pieces in your next 10 piece mixed bucket for $14.99. today tastes so good.

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our family therapist, dale atkins and mommy blogger, jenny, the creator of the suburbanjungle.com.e? >> you're perfect, very polite. >> you know the story i did, a book about finding for 100 children up here on the upper east side in new york and out of 100 children, one child said thank you. that, that is unbelievable. i was stunned. >> well that has to do with modeling and it also has to do with expectations. i think that if children see their parents be kind and be gracious, they're much more likely to take that on. and also if they're reminded when they're not, without being, without admonishing them, kind of tell them, when you get something or someone does something for you, you say thank you. >> you used to be able to protect your kids from certain things. it seems like here, if you turn a commercial on or any kind of tv show, there's very little family programming or you see a big ad when you're walking down the street and your child asks a question, they're being inundated from everywhere, aren't they? >> they really are. and the thing that kills me is you can't unsee some

trace atkins' flavor is i believe macadamia nut, dirt and carpet fibers. >> that's amazing. >> so peoplean buy this. >> yes, they buy this and it is -- you know, there is the charity that is so great is for people with intellectual disabilities. instead of warehousing them it moves them into jobs. most rnt poo, it -- most important it was elvis' favorite charity. when he would take the scarfs around his neck and take them off and wife his brow and every one of those scarfs was made by the people at intellectual disabilities being trained. every one of those scarfs was made and kissed by a person at opportunity village and then kissed by the king of rock and roll and then thrown into the audience. >> the only thing is when he would kiss it, it would get herpes. everyone who wore the scarf got herpes. >> i have one of the scarfs from elvis. and i have herpes. there you go. >> according to statistics it would make sense. five of us at the table and that is the 20%. >> it is not the black swan. it is still a white swan. >> so obviously duane reid and walgreens is involved. you are not suppos

like ashley summers when she was 14 years old went missing and christina atkins, another cleveland teenagers old and five months pregnant when she disappeared. in january 1995. the statistics of missing children are staggering. the fbi says that last year almost 500,000 children were reported missing. over 10,000 of those children are thought to be in potential physical danger. an astounding percentage of those missing children come from minority communities and haven't gotten the attention they've deserved. but tonight we're shining a spotlight on some of them. america needs to look for its missing children. all of them. joining me now, derika and natalie wilson. they founded the black and missing foundation, a nonprofit organization that helps families find missing loved ones. one of the children featured on their website was gina dejesus. now they can happily list her as found. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you for having us. >> has the cleveland miracle given new hope to families you're in contact with? >> absolutely. this has really restored their spirits, that their loved

. >> andy atkins, his wife jenny and 4-year-old son logan just bought a condo and made this part of honduras a home away from home. >> it's a really nice island. very great beaches. wonderful scuba diving. >> two months before the crash, andy took his first ride on the float plane with his old college buddies. >> it really was a fun ride. you get up there. you can see views of the island that you can't get any other way. it was the highlight of our trip in november. >> so in january andy decides to share the thrill with jenny and logan, and by coincidence the crew films them flying overhead. >> we waved at everyone on the beach. really didn't know that anything was wrong. i only learned later that an engine went out. >> first to arrive on the scene are forsyth and his band of rescuers. they fear they're already too late. >> we couldn't tell if everybody was out of the plane. >> you got anymore? they're all out? where they at? in the rescuers go. full speed ahead. >> we swam as hard and as fast as we could. >> holy. >> andy and the pilot have gotten free from their harnesses and bring jenny a

think -- atkins or the caveman diet.says hundreds have tried it and lose on average 18 pounds in just two weeks. i met up with jorge cruise the man behind the new diet book "the 100" at trump soho, new york city. what's the breakthrough dietary science behind this? >> it is about insulin. everyone thinks weight loss is all about -- eat less, exercise more. a calorie is a calorie. as much i love equality, i am not about equality when it comes to calories. not all calories are the same. >> reporter: in his diet it is only the sugar calories that count. what is the overarching rule for a daily intake of sugar? >> no more than 100 sugar calories a day. >> reporter: lots of foods you think are healthy are loaded with hidden sugar. like brown rice or fruit. >> formula, bottom line. total carbs time 4. 20 total carbs in an apple. times by 4. 80 sugar calories. >> you eat this. sugar calories are done for the day. >> 20 left. not many left. >> reporter: reading a nutritional labebe tricky. this has 0 sugar as far as this is conc

dick atkins, just excellent information there. and good advice.emind our viewers "locked up abroad" is on wednesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on national geographic. you can get more tips on that show. >> i see some people say too, the lady in mexico, if she had not been a religious respectable mother of seven, she might not have gotten the headlines. and a lot of people aren't religious mothers of seven and don't get the publicity she got. which obviously puts some pressure on it. >> one thing dick brings up is sometimes people just do stupid things and don't realize how deep in trouble they can get. here a very different set of laws and than other countries. >>> toronto's mayor accused of smoking crack cocaine. reportedly there is a video out to prove this. >> so where is it? how this scandal could take a somewhat sinister turn. that's coming up. [ female announcer ] yoplait greek 100. 100% greek. 100% mmm... wow, that is mmm... it's so mmm you might not believe it's a hundred calories. yoplait greek 100. it is so good. how old is the oldest person

christie atkins vanished in 1995 just four blocks away from the where the three cleveland women were found. christie was 15 years old at the time and was also pregnant. in the audience is linda summers, the step grandmother of ashley summers, who was 14 years old when she went missing in the same area in 2007 in cleveland. i'm glad you're all here. when you heard the news about the three missing women in cleveland, what went through your mind? >> there was immediate hope that my sister was one of the three that they found. >> and how long did that hope last for? >> maybe an hour. we immediately went to the hospital to see if it was my sister. >> are you still hopeful that something about this case will trigger some new information about your sister? >> i'm very hopeful that something will, because of this case, will turn around and help me find my sister. >> do you feel the police have been on your side, have worked for you? >> i don't feel the police have really done as much as they could have for my sister. >> why? >> they came to the house one time, basically told us that she left

o >> a special hello to ourur facebook fan of the day rob atkins. 5 is on when he goes to sleep and when he wakes up. >> i bet rob is in london. >> he looks like he could be itemly. we thank you you for being a 24 slrks 7 fan, rob we reallyeal appreciate it.ap >> we sure do. d >> for your chance maybe he's up in boston harvard. >> let us know where you are in this picture where the tee trees. >> like our facebook page and post a comment below rob's picture. >> nice picture there.re t >> it's a one of a kind golf course and you'll only find it right here in d.c. >> holly morris is there now. good morning, holly. >> good morning to you. and it would make sense that we would find the coolest mini goli course at one of coolest places in town which is the national building museum. they are all about amazing buildings. that's when you find when you come outin to this course. c back by popular we have two courses, best designers, architects. >> that's what i wanted to talk about. each hole is like this architectural wonder. they are all unique and challeng

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bill atkins, good to see you. >> morning. >> yeah, so a bit of recent strength from where we were infact, geopolitics, is that just the fact that it's risen slightly because equities have gone up, is it? >> there's a little bit of that, but i think the underlying fundamentals at that time to quite the reverse. the only situation is global oil demand growth is going to be less than it originally thought for 2013. and so that growth, about 40% of it is derived purely from china. so any signs that chinese overall economic growth might not be as strong as was first thought feeds through a course into low expectations for overall demand growth. meanwhile, the u.s., the european union countries, japan, they have no oil demand growth at all. so we call the main outlook. on the production side, you were talking about repsol with higher production from brazil and russia. we've got higher production from the united states. we have higher production from canada. in opec, we've had more oil from iraq, higher than expected shipments from saudi arabia. so the picture here is sluggish demand, lots

. >> reporter: low carb diets are the rage, atkins or the caveman diet.eds of folks who try it lose on average 18 pounds in just two weeks. i met up with jorge cruise, the man behind the new diet book, "the 100," at trump soho in new york city. what is the breakthrough dietary science behind it. >> insulin. everyone thinks weight loss is all about eat less exercise more. a calorie is a calorie and as much as i love equality i'm not about equality when it comes to calories. not all calories are the same. >> reporter: in his diet it's only the sugar calories that count. so what is the overarching rule for a daily intake for sugar? >> no more than 100 sugar calories a day. >> reporter: but lots of foods you think are healthy are loaded with hidden sugar like brown rice or fruit. >> so here's a formula. total carbs times four. fits 20 total carbs in an apple. times by four, 80 sugar calories. >> reporter: so you eat this and your sugar calories done. >> not many left. >> reporter: even reading a nutritional label can be tricky. zero sugar as far as this is co

christy atkins vanished four blocks away from the house where the three cleveland women were found.er sister, tanya, her stepmother are here tonight. i'm glad you're all here. when you heard the news about the three missing women in cleveland, what went through your mind? >> there was immediate winner. >> maybe an hour we immediately went to the hospital to see if it was my sister. >> are you still hopeful that something about this case will trigger some new information about your sister? >> i'm very hopeful that something will, because of this case, will turn around and help me find my sister. >> do you feel the police have been on your side? have worked for you? >> i don't feel the police have really done as much as they could have for my sister. >> why? >> they came to the house one time, basically told us that she left of her own free will. she was five months from being 18 and that they weren't really going to do anything more. but if we found her, to call him and let him know. >> they said if you found her, call the police. >> yeah. >> how did that make you feel? >> aggravated

christy atkins vanished four blocks away from the house where the three cleveland women were found. christy was 18 years old at the time. she was also five months pregnant. her sister, tanya, her stepmother are here tonight. and the audience is linda summers, the step-grandmother of ashley summers when she went missing in cleveland in 2007. glad you're all here. when you heard the news about the three missing women in cleveland, what went through your mind? >> there was immediate hope that my sister was one of the three that was found. >> how long did that hope last for? >> maybe an hour we immediately went to the hospital to see if it was my sister. >> are you still hopeful that something about this case will trigger some new information about your sister? >> i'm very hopeful that something will, because of this case, will turn around and help me find my sister. >> do you feel the police have been on your side? have worked for you? >> i don't feel the police have really done as much as they could have for my sister. >> why? >> they came to the house one time, basically told us that

the last couple of paragraphs -- on tomorrow's program we are going to have cheryl atkins on. ead stories of the li on benghazi. she will take your questions on information that came up this week. you can join us on tomorrow's washington journal. baron from missouri, you are on our democrats live. a believe the irs is underpaid and overworked. they are so little people doing so much work. with the tea party is close to treason as possible in some ways -- i would investigate them too. it does not make any sense. morning'sory in this papers saying -- dan from the hampshire -- from new hampshire -- this is on our democrat line. caller: 80 minutes ago you read from a paper that said between 2010 and 2012 that the number of these tea party groups has doubled. to reason that when any group applies for tax-exempt status doubles in such a sort. period in such a short of time the irs will look into it. what is the uproar? -- ourtement before i go politics is a reflection of our personalities. the ankle biters in this country take every single andation and investigate it see how we can

. >> gretchen: we're joined by sean atkins, the marine veteran who made his voice heard in that cellgretchen: so what was the main point that you were trying to get across to the senator when you went to the town hall meeting? >> well, i guess my main point is that the people still have a voice. we still need to be -- to participate in government. so many times i think people look at government like it's something distant from them or it's something that they don't want to have anything to do with and a lot of times politicians take advantage of that. they tell us what we want to hear, but i tell people all the time, don't listen to what they say. watch what they do. i have no ill will toward senator man chill. i just want some answers and i want some truth. i want to see the government be accountable to the people who they represent. >> gretchen: all right. so here we had senator mannequin mannequin -- senator manchin on our show an hour ago. see if you like what he had to say to us. >> sean is exactly right. he said -- why did you support? 2008, i was very hopeful the president com

there is fascinating study cheryl atkins. she is excellent and she has been covering this. stories have not made air because cbs news executives said you are pushing too hard on that story. talk about vindication, she is vindicated and so is fox. >> clayton: on the subpoena power specifically, people will not come in and testify. ifer 50 years old and two kids and mortgaged, you are not going to go in and give testimony unless a subpoena is thrown your way you don't want to risk your career. >> alisyn: we'll have more throughout the show because things are breaking every hour. >> more headlines what is happening. >> this is new overnight there was standoff with a gunman who was holding three children hostage in new jersey. finally it ended more than 36 hours and police say all three children are safe. the man that barricaded himself inside after he reportedly killed a woman and one of her children. they won't say how it ended but a press conference is expected later this morning. >> there are clues about ariel castro the man charged with raping three women in his hell house

our family therapist, dale atkins and mommy blogger, jenny, the creator of the suburbanjungle.com.d when they're not, without being, without admonishing them, kind of tell them, when you get something or someone does something for you, you say thank you. >> you used to be able to protect your kids from certain things. it seems like here, if you turn a commercial on or any kind of tv show, there's very little family programming or you see a big ad when you're walking down the street and your child asks a question, they're being inundated from everywhere, aren't they? >> they really are. and the thing that kills me is you can't unsee something. you're explaining things that you never thought you'd be explaining to you know kids at the ages that they're at. >> how old are you kids? >> mine are eight and 11. >> are you running into that? >> that is prime time for that. >> it really will is. >> every kid wants to be with the older kids who are hipper. every little girl wants to pull her skirt up a little higher because the bigger girls are doing that and wear makeup and all that stuff.

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. >> you guys, tomorrow we have country star trace atkins with us. >>> and radio deejay elvis durantt. now the award winning actress is hoping it will inspire women to think about their own health. kristi smith joins us live in san francisco with more on this life altering surgery. kristi, we know she had a very good reason to get this done. >> good morning to you, marla. angelina jolie said she made this decision with her own six children in min