berger will test unfortunately she was not able to be here today, like food and water, daily exercise is essential to adopt proper health and well-being. many behavior abnormalities and dogs are due to underlying anxiety and exercise is the foundation to curbing most of these anxieties. for example, the amount of exercise the dog receives can affect his or her behavior, tradability, and his aggression levels. these are of course, important considerations to maintain public safety in crowded urban environments. off leash exercise benefits all of san francisco not just dog guardians and their pets. a supervisor winner has suggested, the gg nra closures will likely result in very serious overcrowding of san francisco in the dog parks. the city parks are already quite limited and off leash areas are particularly scarce. the san francisco spca we frequently hear from our community popular off leash areas such as the auto park mission dolores park and mclaren park are already very crowded. as guardians dog walkers and their pets are [inaudible] gg nra and forced to relocate to see dog parks

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berger out of austin, texas tonight.ank you for having me. >> coming up. you have heard about it? the violent knockout game attack. we have more information on where they are happening. >>> there are more startling reports of vicious knockout game attacks. this week a manhattan chef assaulted while visiting philadelphia. we are putting up examples of these violent attacks on your screen so you know he what to look out for. in these attacks. victims are sucker punched on the street. the chef walking alone on the streets of philadelphia is suddenly hit from behind. the attackers leaving the 30-year-old man unconscious and bleeding on a stoop. the victim suffered a fractured nose, broken jaw and needed three hour surgery getting his jaw wired shut. police are telling the victim a group of six to 8 men likely attacked him. since nothing was stolen, many police believe this it could be another knockout game victim. "on the record" is tracking all these potential cases of the knockout game and will stay on this story for you.

basically american words, cheese berger, vegas, hooker. levee, armed forces. this is sort of the america that i have running through my head and it is filled with lots of themes and conflicting ideals and unifying ideals. and human ideals and material ideals. all of it. so i just did the brain storm over a week or so and just kept jotting down words and i keep sort of riffing into the american themes and this is a screen shot. and thes an archive and it is massive and i think that we are as artists are going to be sifting through the archives and how can you not when there are images being created and every has a digital slr in their hand or a camera in their phone and everyone can make a good picture now not everyone, but it is not, it gos beyond that and i can that we are going to look backwards as much as forwards. we are having all of this information in front of us. and people will sift through it, and bring ideas for it. and this is the utmost importance. and you can have the titles and they are pretty loaded, right? and it is something that interests me

senator berger? >> welcome. last week in your time in the house, you noted that as insurance companies decided to cancel and stop plans, the aca did not force insurers to make such decisions. you stated -- and i quote -- the issuer has decided to change the plan. not have to. grandfathered in 2010 if it -- if they did not make significant changes. they could keep the plants they had. do you believe that that was an accurate statement you made? do you believe that was an accurate statement? >> yes, i do believe that. force aca did not insurers to make such decisions. "the insurer decided to change the plan, they didn't have to." >> can i finish my sentence. >> this will not increase cost sharing. >> they were allowed to make modest changes to benefits modest increases in fixed dollar copayments and deductibles. if health care costs went up, they could move up. they can modify their provider network, they could change the plan structure to add features like health reimbursement accounts. >> for an insurance produc

john a journalist and political analyst based in stress berger says of france's initial skepticism over a possible deal was dictated by the interest of other players they see to take an extreme position all the time. there are a number of reasons for this the first is that they are playing good cop bad cop with the americans obama is suddenly being much more reasonable in his attitude with the iranians the french are out there on the flank saying oh you must agree too easily israel must be protected and so on and in a sense that if you like. playing the game with the american says so that they can sound more reasonable to french channel on reasonable there is another factor which is that everybody knows the enormous pressure of the israel lobby in america it's not quite so well though that it's pretty pretty considerable in france as well i mean i always spoke to tang i meet a muddy who ran in the c.s. presidential elections in iran he told us that iran is ready to comply with the international community's demands and it's up to the world powers to show their good will. this stomach the

roland berger is founder and chairman of roland berger strategy consultants.een some newspaper reports that we might even face the possibility of another set of elections. >> no, i don't think so. i think we will have the agreement between social democrats and ranking democrats. the content of the talks go to penging increase, minimum wage, about rent rage, about more expenditure and welfare, things of which will not be in the line that the voters were voting for. >> we have to make sure we don't roll back any of the reforms of the last decade some say. are there worries that they might? >> i think the danger is there. you know, they are talking about reducing the pension age again, which will be absolutely against the further reforms and a few other things. if you look at the numbers, germany has increased its labor unit costs in the three years. if the government adds additional loads to the business and introduces less flexibility, particularly in labor markets, it will certainly lead to decreasing growth and the minimum wage will lead to an increase of the

oil and gas professional becky berger tried persuading the texas board against adopting the book butnext guest is not surprised. we're joined by a former member of the texas state board on education, cynthia dunbar joins us. becky berger stood in front of the board considering this textbook and said you can't have our kids read this. it is one-sided and riddled with air. they said we're going to print it any way with some changes. >> right. what's interesting is issues with errors in textbook is very common. nobody wants to think there are errors in textbook. those error concerns come up all the time. then it comes down to the question of are these factually octoberable errors or -- factually objectionable errors. then the problem comes where is the pool of information? if conservation make the complaints they are typically deemed as liberal posturing. if liberals make the complaints they are deemed as academic concerns. i'm not surprised they take this position. >> for instance, they do talk about climate change. they talk about fracking as a new technology. what the book says actua

think about the bergers. betty and her husband had insurance for their entire life except for a two week period of time when betty's husband switched jobs, and during that two week period of time, their son got diagnosed with cancer, and because that was then a pre-existing condition, her husband's new insurance plan wouldn't cover tear son's treatment. -- their son's treatment. their story, unfortunately, can be told millions of times over across this country was the bergers went bankrupt. they lost their savings, their house, everything as they mounted up huge bills to pay for their son's cancer treatments just because he got diagnosed during a two week period of time in which their family had no health care insurance. that practice ends with the implementation of this health care law. no sick person can be denied insurance simply because of a pre-existing condition, simply because a diagnosis happened to happen during a small window of time in which your family didn't have insurance. be i get it that the r

berger, thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, have you heard about it? knockout game attacks. we'll have more information on where they're happening. >>> tre >> >> tonight, there are more startling reports of vicious knockout game attacks. this week a manhattan chef assaulted while visiting philadelphia. we're putting up examples of these attacks on your screen so you know what to look out for. in these attacks, victims are sucker punched on the street. this newest incident happened tuesday. the chef walking along on the streets of philadelphia is hit from behind, attackers leaving the 30-year-old man unconscious. the victim suffered a broken nose and needed surgery getting his jaw wired shut. police are telling the victim a group of six to eight men attacked him. "on the record" is tracking all these cases of the knockout game and will stay on this story for you. >>> coming up, the million-dollar push to put a positive spin on the affordable care act. >>> well, we are about an hour away now. healthcare.gov is going >>> well, we are about an hour away no

berger is in the eye of the beholder. these are very different countries but the things that were consistent was kids were being pushed in not only their classwork at their home market and their tests so finland is an example of this where kids take far fewer standardized tests but the tests they did take her harder. there is a finnish exchange that came here for a year and she said she had a great experience. she went to d.c. and saw the monuments and she ran track and did all this fun stuff but she was frustrated because she was assigned homework that was like the homework she had in elementary school. there was a lot of cutting and pasting in posters and obviously there were some classes where this was not a case but she was struck at the fact that she didn't have to think. you hear this a lot from exchange students in the u.s., high-performing countries, not all countries. they are just automatic. it it is not particularly demanding on average. she did have one teacher who was the journalism teacher who she loved in a

. >> let's talk about it with candy crowley, david king and gloria berger.or anything related to obama care and for the first time we heard about something other than the website. what do you make of it? >> well, i wonder how this will, as they say, play in peoria because this may be too little too late. it's the other part of the statement that will eventually get all the attention. i grew up in the midwest and my father had this saying, oh, i'm sorry i didn't do this because he would say sorry i don't get the hey in for east coast translation an apology doesn't correct the problem. i think we are at that point where the president has to do something and he having sign signalled that in this beintervw accept changes to something he didn't want to change. >> republicans calling the president to fire kathleen sebelius. i was struck by what the president did not say when he was asked about that. let's listen. >> do you still have full confidence in kathleen sebelius? >> i think kathleen sebelius in tremendous difficult circumstances in the last four and a half

. >>> i'm melissa ray berger.rly 100 million people will hit the stores in search of holiday bargains today and the white house says a team of tech experts is working around the clock to get the healthcare.gov website working by midnight tomorrow. that is the self-imposed deadline to get the site running smoothly. >>> now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> it's my vision of the free world. i lay here and dream about being out there. sometimes i sit and wonder of what people think when they drive by. do they think we're all up in here just mad? or do they realize we do have humans. we have family and loved ones, friends. we have hopes and we have dreams. we have pains. i wonder if the world will ever even hear this? >> i have worked here at ist for approximately three weeks now. it's going pretty good. it's definitely been an experience. i like it. it's different. >> learning to manage the 2,200 convicts behind the walls of indiana state prison is a gradual process.

. >>> todd shellen berger says forget housing recovery. homeownership is for suckers. his words, not mine. up next, he'll defend that controversial statement which was all the buzz on cnbc.com. >>> and then the main event itself. they've been training all day, all week, maybe their whole careers. now seema mody and dominic chu are ready to rumble on what's the best investment right now, high dividend payers or high growth stocks? do not miss this epic battle coming up on the "closing bell." jackie: there are plenty of things i prefer to do on my own. but when it comes to investing, i just think it's better to work with someone. someone you feel you can really partner with. unfortunately, i've found that some brokerage firms don't always encourage that kind of relationship. that's why i stopped working at the old brokerage, and started working for charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. >>> homeownership for suckers. really? that's what one of our next guests claims in an article on cnbc.com. it was very popular this

. >>> i'm may hi saw ray berger. here what's happening.spoke with israel's prime minister about agreement over iran's nuclear program. the agreement was reached by iran and the u.s. benjamin netanyahu is calling it a historic mistake. >>> and a bitter winter storm is plowing its way through several western states leaving 13 people dead and leaving travel problems. that same storm is heading east in time for the busy that is correct week. back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far we've seen ordinary people who survived some pretty extraordinary circumstances, but what happens when things go wrong in one of the most remote and hostile places on earth? in our next story we'll see one woman's frightening ordeal on a ship sinking in the middle of the antarctic. she wants to document for her family what could be her last moments. a cruise ship strikes an iceberg and is sinking in the frozen desolate antarctic ocean. >> complete absolute utter terror. >> on deck passengers scramble to survive.

and security and the new office will be just a couple of miles from harvard where mark zuckerberg bergeris blue one will. >> tomorrow afternoon will continue to cool is not want to be a dramatic pulldown still a lot of 70 degree readings appeared >> as we had to the weekend will continue to cool and even have a chance of rain as we head into late monday appeared like extended forecast shows monday night into tuesday morning is the best chance for rain temperatures will be cooled those days as a result of a storm moving through. it >> coming up part 3 of an exclusive kron4 series or stanley roberts rise with a unit that is dedicated to catching san francisco's most wanted. >> stay with us we will be back after the break of kron4 news. it i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got

rehnquist didn't like it, berger didn't like it, roberts is a little less fearful of the he has not although been giving interviews lately, either. thekept thinking that younger justices came on the court who grew up in the television age, they would be more willing and eager to , which isat medium not exactly a new media many more, but that generally has not been the case. >> one thing has to be said about c-span, which is a lot of justices can be seen in their appearances at law schools and other forums like that through c-span. fred graham famously said only the vatican and the cia were less interested in press coverage than the supreme court. is this still true? >> that may be true, but i have always said that the vatican and the cia are very interested in their press coverage. the vatican has a press office. so does the cia have a press office. and maybe times have changed since the days when fred was covering -- during the times when he was hovering for cbs or for "the new york times." think, again, because it is not a political institution in the justices are appointed for life, the d

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm melissa ray berger. here here's what's happening.s coach was taken off the field in a stretcher. it is not clear what happened. he never lost consciousness and his family is with his am the hospital. >>> the suspected gunman at the shooting at l.a.x. said that he acted alone. >>> a bolivian plane carrying 18 people crashed on sunday. eight passengers died. >>> a snub for senator ted cruz from republican's party 2012 nominee. he left him off the list of favorites from the 2016 nomination. >>> and the sci-fi drama inters the number one spot at the box office. bad grand pa was number two. >>> they're stalking the chat rooms, then knocking on the door. welcome back to our latest investigation into computer sex predators. tonight we return to ft. myers, florida, where we've rented a home and equipped it with 13 hidden cameras. over the course of three days two dozen men arrive at the undercover house. most all the men we met had an excuse and some explaining to do. here again, chris hansen. >> he's coming around. >>> the men walking throu

and, of course, every great dish-- pizza, ice cream, ham bergers-- they were all invented at some point in time. there's a set of chefs that have dedicated themselves to inventing and reinventing cuisine because by giving something that's really new and unfamiliar it provokes an interesting experience. >> rose: and who are they? >> oh, in spain, feran add devil ray. the rocca brothers. in england heston blumenthal. in the u.s. grant -- >> rose: these are people who have great restaurants like heston blumenthal and adrian did before he went away to study or teach or whatever he's doing. >> well, he's going to reopen it as a culinary foundation where they do research in food without serving food to paying customers. which i say that's kind of what have my lab has been doing for the last five years. so in terms of guys that write cook books and do research in food without serving food i'm kind of one of those, too. >> rose: yeah, but do you like food because you love to eat or do you like food because it's just an interesting thing for you that you can go off and explore? >> well, it's bot

berger spoke at the national archives and washing in d.c. >> host: play in america's game: a small, latinosand the color game. the critical premise of the book is really to reach hank how we study the story of race and baseball and particularly how the color line worked, by shifting the focus. often times we look precise we at the story of black players in a major leak in organized baseball. what i want to do with this book is shift the focus to this or a partial inclusion. and that is this your hip out it league organizations justify their inclusion in the 19 team for the 20th century of latino players? how did they explain a? how did they differentiate latinos from african-americans? how did they differentiate cubans, spaniards, however they describe them. to me, what did this story do if we shifted the focus? would begin to learn about the multicultural context of the battle against jim crow. what do i mean by that? look at how african-americans and latinos participated in the leagues began to challenge the domination that jim crow segregation habits and the professional baseball. at tim

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betty berger from connecticut. betty and her family had insurance. jobs andnd switched during the several week period in between his first job and his second job, their son was diagnosed with cancer. guess what? his

betty berger from connecticut. betty and her family had insurance. her husband switched jobs and during the several week period in between his first job and his second job, their son was diagnosed with cancer. guess what? his new employer would not pick up coverage for the son. betty's story is one that can be repeated 2 million times every single year across the country. they went bankrupt. they lost their house. they lost their car. they lost their savings simply because their son had the misfortune of being diagnosed during a two-week period in which they did not have insurance. their problem was not that they got dropped from coverage, their problem is they could not find any coverage, and the story can be told millions of times over. and i guess my confidence that in the end --while this is a disruption to a large section of the economy, my confidence that in the end there are going to be far, far more winners than losers, is rooted in part in connecticut by shakespeare and. we have an exchange that is up and working. in the first month of the e

. >> reporter: real flying, says casey, was exemplified by captain sulen berger when he landed a plane calls for manual flying in the cockpit and simulators. >> obviously an inevitable problem as automation becomes so main stream. you've said along the way it's sort of amazing the rules have you in the back of the plane don't apply to the front of the plane, the pilots sometimes are doing other things and. >> although not as much, look, i have been flying 20 years, when i think back to what the technology was when we started, when we were flying by hand, no gpss, no ipads, no nothing, now you are or can be a sophisticated computer operateoout of the once tom merngsd the crash was on this point. one of the instrument landing services were out of service, the pilot had to into i the plane, a lot of these young pilot, especially, do not have a lot of flying experience. >> that said, of course, we don't have many crashes. let's not pan ec and stop crying. let's recognize this is an issue. >> there is a need to maintain the bake skills. up next, he led the police departments in new york, lo

he was diagnosed with as berger's syndrome and had severe mental issues, but showed no signs of an aggressivee was particular about the foot he ate and clothes he war. his mother cooked him his favorite food and left for three days for new hampshire just before lanza went on his rampage. she got back december 13. the next morning, lanza killed her before shooting his way into sandy hook elementary school for reasons the report says may never be fully understood. aljazeera. >> the report says lanza was obsessed with mass shootings, especially the columbine massacre. he downloaded videos about those shooters. >> in thigh land, thousands have marched in the streets of bangkok for three days. we are joined live now from bank account. can you give us background on why these protestors are so unhappy with the government and prime minister? >> well, the prime minister that you mentioned is a woman who's brother was the prime minister before he was kicked out in a coup back in 2006. he now lives in exile. ever since the opposition movements, including the main opposition party. they have decided to t

bergers syndrome. thank you for having temple grandin on book tv.olunteer for people with worse meta-conditions, do you --w what mental health whether or not mental health problems have been written into howacare and the second, are these exchanges the same as or different from blue cross blue shield? i am worried about my stay because i heard that 21 republican state governors have said no thank you to medicare and medicaid increases. let me take both of those questions. on mental health, behavioral health issues, that is one of 10 essential health benefits that the affordable care act requires be covered by individual and small employer plans. if you are eligible and go to the exchange to buy coverage for yourself, then those issues should be covered. the federal standards are pretty high in terms of equal coverage for mental health as for any other kind of treatment. you should rest assured on that. some of thesef cancellation letters that are going out because some of the policies do not cover mental health. while the individual policyholder may