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and is allowed to use that designation as a certified b-corporation. commissioner dwight: i presume that we are talking about a certified b-corp. >> no, benefit corporations. no, the legal entity benefit corporations. >> b-corporation in general during this legislation. commissioner dwight: 8 california benefit corporation is a certified b-corp? >> no. the california benefit corporation as a legal entity that has assumed the designation as a benefit corporation through the department of state. you can choose any third party standards to assess their annual benefit report against. as indicated, that list is approximately what we feel meet the qualifications of the legislation, but it is up to the company to determine if they meet those qualifications. >> if the company is incorporated in delaware, there are quite a few on your list, can it become a california benefit corporation? >> absolutely. either before the senate whorehouse, i forget which one, they stated they can incorporate in california. new york just passed a benefit corporation legislation a

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you gotta taste this soup. >> predictions, geri b.'re up. >> i don't like gas prices, but they're going to rise and might play the surge with exxon. xom. and i see a 30% gain by the end of the year. >> brenda: mike, a bull or bear. >> i like it, but 30% wishful thinking. >> brenda: what do you like? >> 28-something. >> brenda: mike, your prediction. >> it's quiet around here. and volatility, the vix index. i think the market is going to have a correction soon. 30% off by april in the vix. >> brenda: todd, a bull or bear. >> a bear because it's a mike norman pick. >> oh. >> brenda: and all right. mike, okay. >> give some love. >> brenda: and toby, what's your prediction. >> all right, well, my theory here is that i-max, the big theater guy is going. i don't like the oscars, but i like i-max in china and india, up 30%. >> brenda: oh, jonas, you love the oscars. >> and not growing fast. >> because they're going into india and china, my man. >> brenda: and your prediction, jonas. >> and having a thoord time, and they might stop saturday d

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medicare part b system. it's their choice. if he they start to have to be paying close to 100% of the cost, why would they opt into the system? i think this is a slippery slope to changing a program where all seniors are eligible to participate to one that is means tested and basically become a safety net program rather than aa social insurance program. i think that's a dangerous path for us to be down. we've already taken, i think, responsible steps here to make sure that those who are the -- who are well-off contribute more. i think this would take it too far in that direction. i would urge us to either modify or eject this. >> i would just say that every democrat on this panel voted to freeze the income thresholds for a decade. president obama is suggesting to continue that for a bit longer until the top 25% of seniors are income threshold tested. we are suggesting this as something every democrat has voted for, the president is suggesting, he afforded it to the supercommittee. we are trying to find a way to pay for the pol

look, like all "b" corps, these guys need to hawk their wares if they're to do anything else, says "b" lab co-founder jay coen gilbert. >> what "b" corps are doing is they're saying, "we're going to redefine what it means to be successful in business. we're perfectly happy to make money. we recognize that that's important, but we're not here to make money. we're here to make a difference and the money that we make helps fuel the difference we can make. >> reporter: but wait. socially responsible firms have been about to make the difference my entire career. so why is this year different? "b" lab co-founder bart houlahan: >> you have all the elements of a market place, yet it wasn't quite accelerating and then you put on top of it the financial collapse, when the broader public started to really doubt business and you create a positive alternative. all of a sudden, we're preaching to the choir. >> reporter: back at the "b" lab party, lawyer allen bromberger was skeptical that social mindedness spells success. >> if you have to pay 39 cents more for widgets to buy from a company that do

and those with me to be referred to called b back. close of the item and refer back to 6 and 7. >> she is probably better than her boss, so not to confuse things, why don't we keep it in the order in which it was. if i could make to closing comments, another has been a lot of discussion about the role of the small business commission ha, two of the three pieces of legislation, we very much want to move forward with them. i know there has been a discussion about whether the small business commission might mean more than once a month. given the volume of legislation, we move about 2000 pieces of legislation a year, and many of that touches upon different aspects of the small-business world. rest assured, i would support that. i am happy to support that during the budget process. i wanted to mention that because i feel bad for having to leave at this point. i know we have commissioners departing, this is probably your last meeting commissioner clyde and commissioner o'connor. i brought certificates of honor from the board of supervisors

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>> exhibit b-5 is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. that's why it's so popular. >> kyle has worked on many films including "the battle of shaker heights" starring shia labeouf and "nuclear family." >> when i'm in between projects, i like to do something to keep directing and challenge myself to do something i haven't done. so i thought building up to a realistic car hit would be pretty cool. >> he writes the script for "exhibit b-5" and hires marsia and cindy to star in the video. >> the shoot was really short and simple. >> there was no special lighting, no special sound. it just was a flip camera. >> it took about a full day to do it. but kyle knew what he wanted and he knew how he wanted it to look. >> so now it's time for me to even the score. [ knocking ] >> the challenges that it presented were fun. which is how to make this thing feel really real.

we do have stocks running away, gary b. is that because the government's doing something or because it's not? >> well, i think, the because it's not doing something and you know, look, susan is right and makes some valid points, but she's ultimately essentially wrong. the whole reason for for the stimulus. >> brenda: and you don't talk that way to toby. >> toby's bigger than me (laughter) >> was to bring down unemployment and if that's the way that we're grading the stimulus, we have to give it an f. on the flip side, studies have shown that government, and sources, helps to a certain extent. until to gets to about 20% of gdp. and anything over that, government acts as a drag on that, and that's what we are a starting to see government share of gdp well over 20%, 24, 25% and it's going to increase, just per interest payments alone. so, this uber stimulus that you're seeing, the effects are going to felt negatively for years. >> jonas, that's kind of an econ, 101, what you call crowding out. but, is this really an impactive

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school officials made the plan b pill available for students at a college in viepennsylvania. it is available over the counter without prescription for women over the age of 17. students in need will have to make an appointment with campus health officials and talk about the use of the pill. it would be less of a hassle with a vending machine that would increase in students' privacy. >> in 2011, we dispensed about 155 doses right from the health center. but again, now that it is over the counter, people can go to a pharmacy, but that is not convenient for a lot of students that live on campus and don't have transportation. so a vending machine could solve that issue. >> so right now this is only in the discussion process. there are a number of things that have to be worked out including funding for these and vending machines. the price ranges from $1,200 to $4400 per machine. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think over-the-counter emergency contraception should be made available through a vending

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on "studio b." but first from fox at 3:00 in new york, new details of the more-esque moments inside josh powell's home before he set himself and his children on fire. investigator say he attacked the boys with a hatchet, a tool normally used to split wood. he took a happen it to his son police say he only managed chop wounds to their heads and neck. the boys were badly hurt but still alive. the medical examiner reports they died of smoke inhalation as the house went up in flames and the five and seven-year-old were trapped and their father, determined to kill them. a depraved yet planned absent of violence according to the cops. in a voice mail he left to relatives he had this to say. >> this is josh. i'm going to say goodbye. i am not able to live without my sons and i am not able to go on anymore. i'm sorry to everyone i hurt. goodbye. >>shepard: he did not mention his missing wife, who disappeared back in 2009 the investigators named him a "person of interest" but the case is still open. and now

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