newman baum's home movies captured the time for people like the baums, worthings, and widlitzes. families in a new community. [william levitt] regardless of what the place looked like, it filled a need for these young people that needed housing. for those people who moved to levittown and to levittown-type developments, it paid off financially. the psychological payoff was perhaps more important. it gave these families a stake in their community. it gave them an anchor in kind of a rootless world, their own little piece of the universe. scientists say that nature abhors a vacuum. so does the marketplace. it was the unprecedented demand by veterans for affordable housing that drew thousands of builders into the low-cost housing market and built the foundation for postwar prosperity. we asked richard gill to analyze the forces that drew william levitt and the vets together. there was a large potential demand for housing in the postwar period, and william j. levitt supplied that demand. how does the market system work? through the laws of supply and demand. a professional economist

andy baum is studyg post-traumatic stress disorder in veterans. [dr. baum] we bring vietnam veterans and various control group subjects into our laboratory, and we ask them to watch a film which most people would consider stressful, but which combat veterans may find more stressful because it's a film of combat surgery. we measure their blood pressure and their heart rate before, while, and after they view the film to see how reactive they are to that kind of stressful, relevant stimulus. plse work rapidly. we ask them questions about how they feel, whether they are experiencing symptoms of somatic problems-- headaches, backaches, pains-- whether they're depressed or anxious, and whether there are certain kinds of situations that seem to make them feel that way. i think the thing we're most interested in and the thing i most want to understand how these acute events become such long-term albatrosses for people and why it is, while most people can deal with these things, why it is some people have so many difficults. i believe the long-term stress respo

some of the scientists who built the baum wrote a report to a few months before urging the government not to use it to show the world if you use it without the international control regime we will see a flying start to a nuclear arms race with a few years' delay that is exactly what happened. one of the consequences is to let off be insane nuclear arms race with the soviet union and the united states that developed a bomb soon after then by the 1980's with 70,000 nuclear weapons in the upper world but hydrogen bombs, a 10 and 51 digit thousand times more powerful than hiroshima. now we are working our way down. that could have been prevented if we did not use the bomb. on balance we should not have dropped it on nagasaki or hiroshima. we were winning the war in the way. the emperor was preparing to surrender regret the very least we could have waited a few more weeks to see if the surrender talks we're going to succeed or not but i recognize it is a very controversial area but that is my opinion. >> from providence and day school, a student. >> i am a junior. what the of the reaction

hmm, fans will get lip baum, tissue, hand warmers, a seat cushion, earmuffs, gloves and a warm hat. >> they will need it. >> just in case. baseball's game dunking, also is game t. detroit tiger's austin jackson, a college double threat he was. cory 00er's instagram, do you hear the oohs and ahhs? the yank keys tame acalling. no strip teases for go daddy stripper poles this year, instead, danica patrick in a muscle body suit. the pass the sa body builder sees a tanning salon on a website posted by go daddy, what do they do? >> they run like the dickens to get their bronze on. >> she is built a little too pumped, right? >> it looks kind of cool, though. >> right. maybe you like that look. just ahead, how severe is the drought problem in the west coast. images taken from space show the stunningesque it's had on california. all right. open the left, you see how much snow the golden state had one year ago. on the right, today there is barely any visible. visiting a dusty field outside bakersfield, house speaker baker says he will support drought relief for farmers. >> what a difference cou

david troop, ronald bencher, kelly, von kerr, pannedrani, kesh baum, oh leery, greg buff in, morena moreno, anderson, and dell seymour. go ahead. >> good afternoon, my name is freud. i'm here to express my opposition to this cabinet. i'm a telecom communication professional myself and i do know a thing about this business. i put this here to remind everybody what you are talking about. we are talking about ugliness and defacing our street and bringing down morale. i'm not going to stand here and complain. i'm going to talk about solutions. how does the city allow at&t to use under the over pass areas that there is no foot traffic or people can't see it. there is a lot of places that city parks it's cars or cal trans. they can use it for these areas. also there are a bunch of public places and many parks that these boxes could be installed but not way they are absolutely not. in cellphone business, a lot of these companies have worked with businesses to create aesthetically pleasing to look like trees or things to hide these ugly boxes where people can't deposit garbage or what have you. al

i'm very end of the baum there have been off and on iraq. here are all winter they each can all be looking to build on what's in those doubts. strange also missing something. well miss something. and about two to having a social formation six iranian state so that's why taiwan. the case of jail what happened to her. she was rescued dogs and you get out of material and intellectual. all flights were conducted. i'm a couple of years later. um well he was on the bus as usual somebody helping themselves to. two goals with such a tragic tale. i laughed about that informs mean accomplishments that she is silent. she was named the occasion of the year was the first person in on a show to be a sure thing. i really big thing. a really special person. i mean when you see her. i mean it's borrow books you want to remember. she went to the time to retire now you know that's that's good that's her new life coming and it's a person that you see it and it's as if a woman made of. it's amazing that it will destroy this pregnancy as a lead they held a speech

i do but i think it is a much different environment as a function of technology to spread a dirty baum explosives exponentially and non-traditional weapons and frankly this social modeling before i went into the secret service was said graduate student faceted by psychology the ability to watch what another person does is almost a uniquely human behavior. why do i say that? you see the school shootings no question in my mind the growth is a result of press coverage of the actual yvette that is created with a 24-hour news cycle, a facebook, of logging and to tweet. remember when we had been lauded in pakistan a gentleman who lived there that we did there repellent copters overhead before they landed so saturated with information worldwide in the tragic yvette has the capacity to set off a proliferation in cascade, so to the first point, are we a little hypersensitive? yes. but second, the environment is different. i write in the book the environment for tourism in counterterrorism is very dangerous. i use the business model the traditional model was a franchise model. feet of it like mc

. >> reporter: the station still bares the scars of the baum attack which happened here barely threeks ago, and by staging the olympic torch relay as planned, the city cements its commitment to resistance. that said, the threat remains very well. this 4 9-minute video claims to show a recording of the two bombers. the authenticity of the tape hasn't been a verified. but included a threat to carry out more bombings ahead of the olympics. the people nonetheless happened to see the area. >> translator: we must move forward. >> but it was noticeable that various musical events were canceled. >> we limited all of the celebrations during the route in this city, and the -- special [ inaudible ] was hardened, so right now we are just -- make our normal olympic torch relay without no celebrations. >> reporter: the city is a powerful symbol of russian national pride, but that symbolism and its position just north means it has been repeatedly targeted by separate advertise attacks. with sochi now approaching that threat is now continuous. >>> nebraska officials are investigating an explosion at

. ♪ >> a baum blast targeted a bus in western pakistan, and we believe at least 22 people have died.ppened on the pakistan-iran highway. pilgrims were returning from iran when the bomb ignited. can you update us on this attack? >> reporter: [ inaudible ] the bus was traveling from the pakistani border town along the iranian border it was [ inaudible ] on their way back from iran when the bus came under attack on the main road just a few hour's drive from [ inaudible ]. it was an explosive device according to the security forces in the area, up to 100 kilograms of explosion was used the bus was destroyed and we were told there were 50 people on the bus. [ inaudible ] security forces. some of the wounded include security forces. we are told that women and children are amongs the dead. >> thanks kamal. >>> egypt's former president mohammed morsi is to stand trial for espionage charges on february 16th. the deposed leader along with 35 others is accused of collaborating to launch a so-called terror campaign inside egypt. >>> al jazeera is continuing to call for the immediate release of i

. >> sir, sir, this is kevin baum from cnn. following up on that point, you are also entertaining supporting challengers to incumbents who have not been supportive of the tea party versus just supporting people who have been supportive of the tea party? >> take the tea party out of that question, say will we support folks that challenge people we think vote wrong and have not been helpful? sounds like a good idea. >> so are you committing to do that or are you looking at it. >> sounds like a good idea. yeah? >> jim with a.p.. >> nice to see you. >> regarding the upcoming debt ceiling debate, you said the nation cannot default on its debts, you also said there's a demand to address entitlements, do you see dealing with entitlements as a precondition of that debt ceiling debate, or do you see it moving on a separate track? i had a follow up. >> that was a good question. we'll have a debate on the debt. so we did a little research. and round numbers, you know, in the last 30 years, we had 50 -- over 50 deals where they had go out

is it super baum sunday? 110 million fans are expected today watch the big game including jonathan betz. both teams are flying into new jersey tomorrow as they prep for super bowl xlviii. broncos favored by two points. it's the best offense versus the best defense. something has got to give. fake to the end again. touchdown. it's the highest scoring offense in the league in the denver broncos versus the nu-1 defense in the seattle seahawks led by richard sherman and their legion of doom secondary. >> this game is over. >> you use manning and brady, you are talking about a couple of the greatest passers whoever played this game in great systems that recognize how to utilize their talent to its f l fullest and the best way to be has to let them throw the ball all over the yard. they could win championships doing it. >> manning will try to cap off a record-setting season. he has a chance to be the first quarterback to lead two different teams to super ball titles. >> there is one game to play. i think we will en

. >> sir, sir, this is kevin baum from cnn. following up on that point, you are also entertaining supporting challengers to incumbents who have not been supportive of the tea party versus just supporting people who have been supportive of the tea party? >> take the tea party out of that question, say will we support folks that challenge house majority leader spoke today about his view on school choice. including the student success act map house passed overhaul of the no child left behind law that allow federal funding for low-income families for charter schools. this is 50 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. >> hi. >> thank you for joining us. we're in the middle of a tropical heat wave here. at least compared to yesterday. it's if good for you to come out and be us today for the 2013 release of the education choice and competition index. i'm russ. i'm directer of the brown center on education policy here at brookings. so the drill for today is i'll talk to you a little bit about the report we released. copie

. >> david baum on humility. on c-span's q&a. more now on the fighting in iraq from republican centers -- senators john mccain and lindsey graham. >> my calling from south carolina will shortly join me -- colleague from south carolina will shortly join me on the floor but i would like to make remarks while i am waiting. when the senator from south carolina joins me i asked for -- >> without objection. some of us were here in senate 10 years ago when u.s. troops led to major offensives against al qaeda and other militants in the i iraqi -- in the iraqi city of falluja. how 146us are member men and women lost their lives and thousands more were warned it. those were some of the toughest and bloodiest battle since the vietnam war. success was costly but success we did. there we are 10 years later and al qaeda has once again raised black flags over falluja and are battling to control or parts of iraq. they find themselves agreeing with congressman duncan hunter, a former range who fought in falluja. i quote, we did our job. we did wh

. >> sir, sir, this is kevin baum from cnn. following up on that point, you are also entertaining supporting challengers to incumbents who have not been supportive of the tea party versus just supporting people who have been supportive of the tea party? >> take the tea party out of that question, say will we support folks that challenge people we think vote wrong and have not been helpful? sounds like a good idea. >> so are you committing to do that or are you looking at it. >> sounds like a good idea. yeah? >> jim with a.p.. >> nice to see you. >> regarding the upcoming debt ceiling debate, you said the nation cannot default on its debts, you also said there's a demand to address entitlements, do you see dealing with entitlements as a precondition of that debt ceiling debate, or do you see it moving on a separate track? i had a follow up. >> that was a good question. we'll have a debate on the debt. so we did a little research. and round numbers, you know, in the last 30 years, we had 50 -- over 50 deals where they had go out

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