. >> reporter: lisa berkman, a professor of public policy and epidemiology at harvard university says that cohousing harkens back to the kinds of communities that used to naturally dominate our societies. >> you know, when you think about the apartment buildings that were designed at the turn of the century, they were designed as two-family houses or three-family houses, each on a floor. and those enabled multi- generation households to live together and still have their own housing. >> reporter: berkman says that cohousing can reduce social isolation and the detrimental health effects associated with it. >> social isolation relates to the number of ties and the quality of relationships that you have: religious ties, community ties, work ties. people who are very isolated, who are disconnected, have a mortality rate that's about three times as high that is, they're about three times as likely to die over maybe a decade, as people who have many, many more ties. >> reporter: 70-year-old jytte helle has lived in saettedammen for 30 years. >> it's important to me to be with a mixed group,

andrea berkman and her son are caught in the crossfire. >> and you know, my son, he turns around to seemy is. and i looked at him. he goes, mama, mama. i said run, run as fast as you can. >> andrea and her son escape before the tent lights up, but the unintended fireworks display is just beginning. >> at one point the fireworks were going 40, 50 feet up in the air. then as the explosion started to get bigger, it started to rip the tent apart. >> firefighters arrive and use water cannons to put out the blaze, extinguishing the last batch of exploding fireworks. after 20 minutes, all that's left of the galaxy fireworks stand is a mangled frame. >> i went back to the scene, and when i arrived, there was some smoke lingering and there was fire cartridges still on the tables like everything was for sale, that had gone off and it was just all burnt cartridges sitting there. >> it turned out that the man who appeared drunk was responsible for the blaze. tony glen roger is convicted of first degree arson and sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison. $70,000 worth of fireworks go up in smoke. >> the j

justin berkman is one of the founders. he is also one of its resident djs.ood hands with this dj lesson. you have got your volume controls here, you have got your highs, mids and lows, your base knob. give it a little bit of sibilance. strip that out, bring that down. with the technology today, it gives you much more flexibility to take risks and do things you could not deal in the old days with vynal. could you put a classic opera track with some hip—hop? yes. beethoven wrote most of his music in 120 bpm. he was one of the first house djs. he knew what he was talking about, he dropped beats. a lot of his stuff was dance music speed. all right, let's do this then. one, two, three, four. two, two, three, four. bingo. i'm mixing. now time to see if all that training has worked. it is the moment of truth. i tell you what i will say, it is very loud in here. i am in a dj box with gavin mitchell, he is the resident dj and promoter for the gallery, which takes place every friday night at the club. now, fortunately, it is still early, so the pressure is off a littl

a result of the settlement with the berkman of u.s. justice on its airbag rcall. could now lead to being revised to a loss. 120 countries governed by 2600 journalists. yousef: saudi arabia has suffered a pond a pond setback, unlikely to have it in the first quarter. matthew martin joins us now. what has gone wrong here? matthew: saudi arabia has been mentioned this debt office. the dmo started to be established last year. a few people were hired for that. they left the debt management office in january. the dmo is leaderless at the moment. that is delaying some of the plans the leader had. q1 issuance was likely. that is now probably not going to have. shery: how has that so far helped the country in filling the budget gap? the 17.5 billion dollar issuance was a huge success. with thatwere pleased issue, a beginning of opening up of the kingdom to international markets. that went a long way to filling the budget deficits. the kingdom not doubt a plan to reduce the deficit until 2020. mapped out a plan to reduce the deficit until 2020. we will see more take place w

congressman jack berkman of michigan chairs to hearing. >> good afternoon. the hearing will come to order. i want to welcome everyone who has joined us today. today we will address the lack of oversight and internal controls regarding substances in the veterans health administration that leave facilities open in veteran harm. the diversion of drugs from the va health care facilities is an incredible patient safety issue that pits veterans, va employees and the public at a tremendous risk. unfortunately, the news has recently been filled with the story within the va. in little rock arkansas a technician reportedly used his access to medical supplies, websites to order and biggert 4,000 oxycodone pills over 3,000 hydrocodone and more than 14,000 viagra &-and-sign alice pills at the cost of more than $70,000. this technician was allegedly selling these drugs on thes street where they had a value of more than $160,000. aat a bj facility in florida for a registered nurse. the stealing oxycodone andsteelg hydro- morpheme to feed her addiction. keep in mind these a

amy: this comes as thousands of yemeni americans and his supporters rallied thursday berkman to protestrump's executive order banning entry to travelers from yemen and six other muslim majority nations. for more we are joined by three guests. in london baraa shiban is the , yemen project coordinator and case worker with reprieve. york, pardiss kebriaei, senior staff attorney with center for constitutional rights. represents current and former one, prisoners. and be a video stream, jeremy scahill, co-founder of the intercept and host of the new weekly podcast, "intercepted." he is the author of "the assassination complex: inside the government's secret drone warfare program." his most recent article "former , senior fbi counterterrorism agent slams trump on torture and muslim ban." we welcome you all to democracy now! jeremy, you have been to yemen several times and you know the family. can you talk about what you understand to place? cook's first of all, let's begin with what we understand about how trump signed off on this covert mission. we understand in addition to some of the milita

then brown open act that was impacted in 1953 my co-author in the assembly was the honorable john l berkman of that bill which had opposition much opposition and was passed by both houses and then signed by governor pete willingly and introduced a bill which revised the public records act of the state of california in the government code in the state of california and that endeavor resulted in an engagement after a signature by the then governor i've devoted myself to the suggestion which are within the responsibility of the san francisco ethics commission throughout my elected public office career as indicated i served as a trial court judge for approximately 10 years, i'm a reinstated member of the state bar of california after having been in active with 10 years as a superior court judge i have been impressed by progress of the ethics commission which was the subject in 2014 of a critical civil grand jury report i'm pleased by the fact that the backlog of unacted upon complaints has decreased by at least 50 percent in the 5 months i have participated in meetings of the ethics commission

in 2010, i got a call from eric berkman, the president of the ohio's manufacturer association. and he asked if i would go to a the amish country in ohio and if i would help for family outfitters to find their way. they weren't really interested -- they were only interested in manufacturing furniture. so i gave them some tips to find out about the business, steered them on the right course, and then eric asked me on the way home, well what did you think? and i said, i see a big opportunity here, eric, that i think what you should do is network these people and brand it. just think chiquita banana. and he looked at me and said why don't you do it. [laughter] and that's what happened. [laughter] so eric set up a meeting with the ohio department of development. we received some grant money to vet this whole idea of working and were looking at what model are we going to use here. how are we going to organize this? we decided to organize it as a hub and spokes system and it's been operating since 2012. in the last six years, our annual revenue has green by 15% a year. we have increas

then brown open act that was impacted in 1953 my co-author in the assembly was the honorable john l berkman of that bill which had opposition much opposition and was passed by both houses and then signed by governor pete willingly and introduced a bill which revised the public records act of the state of california in the government code in the state of california and that endeavor resulted in an engagement after a signature by the then governor i've devoted myself to the suggestion which are within the responsibility of the san francisco ethics commission throughout my elected public office career as indicated i served as a trial court judge for approximately 10 years, i'm a reinstated member of the state bar of california after having been in active with 10 years as a superior court judge i have been impressed by progress of the ethics commission which was the subject in 2014 of a critical civil grand jury report i'm pleased by the fact that the backlog of unacted upon complaints has decreased by at least 50 percent in the 5 months i have participated in meetings of the ethics commission

. >> general berkman, thank you for that question. and it's tough to draw a conclusion at this point. national work you is what we wanted to get out in front of this and appreciate the opportunity to address the subcommittee on the issue today because from the vfw is, the big work efficiently in a digital space around va has potential to improve accuracy. i don't think we are there yet. they center on review of trading decisions, we find one in 1000 error. that's fairly consistent it a few months ago we were up closer to two in 10. whether that's true it's tough to say. the self-reported decreasing over the past few years. when they break down and is also directly correlated to the number of issues. when the two issues are more likely to be accurate than if you have seven at 12 issues in that claim. that becomes a problem because veterans are claiming more issues as they become more aware of the benefits to which they are entitled. i think from the perspective is to tune to tell, but one of our objectives here today is get in front of

then brown open act that was impacted in 1953 my co-author in the assembly was the honorable john l berkman of that bill which had opposition much opposition and was passed by both houses and then signed by governor pete willingly and introduced a bill which revised the public records act of the state of california in the government code in the state of california and that endeavor resulted in an engagement after a signature by the then governor i've devoted myself to the suggestion which are within the responsibility of the san francisco ethics commission throughout my elected public office career as indicated i served as a trial court judge for approximately 10 years, i'm a reinstated member of the state bar of california after having been in active with 10 years as a superior court judge i have been impressed by progress of the ethics commission which was the subject in 2014 of a critical civil grand jury report i'm pleased by the fact that the backlog of unacted upon complaints has decreased by at least 50 percent in the 5 months i have participated in meetings of the ethics commission

then brown open act that was impacted in 1953 my co-author in the assembly was the honorable joh l berkman of that bill which had opposition much opposition and was passed by both houses and then signed by governor pete willingly and introduced a bill which revised the public records act of the state of california in the government code in the state of california and that endeavor resulted in an engagement after a signature by the then governor i've devoted myself to the suggestion which are within the responsibility of the san francisco ethics commission throughout my elected public office career as indicated i served as a trial court judge for approximately 10 years, i'm a reinstated member of the state bar of california after having been in active with 10 years as a superior court judge i have been impressed by progress of the ethics commission which was the subject in 2014 of a critical civil grand jury report i'm pleased by the fact that the backlog of unacted upon complaints has decreased by at least 50 percent in the 5 months i have participated in meetings of the ethics commission