now bpa is more complicated.still use the instinctive emotional side to gauge what's scary. >> we need to be fearful. we might be eaten by the tiger, you need to fear the tiger. >> god bless the system. mostly it works because here we're talking tonight. >> so far. >> it's prone to error. the important part of your program, the errors can be important by themselves. it's risk. worry too much or too little. dangerous in and of itself. >> you worry about the wrong things. we don't pay attention to the right ones. >> we're freaked out. we worry about the wrong things. >> you write, don't get your information from dr. google. >> go to sources that you can trust. some of them are on google. and some of them are on google and you can't trust them. be skeptical of everybody who is trying to sell you information. stossel: if you put in the words can you die from and auto correct to the first ones that come in a broken heart, weed, also on the list of hangover, the flu. but these aren't the biggest killers. >> whoever doe

coming back to the bpa, it's these factors that should drive in the bpa unless you have a violation. the question is when will you invoke it. if you have a company that has shown a high level of commitment compliance to the rule of law, nevertheless, had a violation and it's performed in a positive way than i think the recognition of that with something other than the prosecution and conviction makes good sense given the fact that the attorney a general identify. it really does require that on the and to avoid turning that into and negotiated outcome that doesn't have a relationship with the facts spirit. >> what about monitor ships? what if we moved away from deferred prosecution? >> we would not. the fact is. [inaudible] i don't like him. [laughter] i think it's a default of our system. i understand that every once in a while it might be necessary but it to become reflexive. i may be just nostalgic for days that have gone by and never will return but it had some values. >> so i'm nostalgic too, jamie. just by way of another point. something i've been practicing law for 43 years and

coming back to the bpa, it's these factors that should drive in the bpa unless you have a violation. the question is when will you invoke it. if you have a company that has shown a high level of commitment compliance to the rule of law, nevertheless, had a violation and it's performed in a positive way than i think the recognition of that with something other than the prosecution and conviction makes good sense given the fact that the attorney a general identify. it really does require that on the and to avoid turning that into and negotiated outcome that doesn't have a relationship with the facts spirit. >> what about monitor ships? what if we moved away from deferred prosecution? >> we would not. the fact is. [inaudible] i don't like him. [laughter] i think it's a default of our system. i understand that every once in a while it might be necessary but it to become reflexive. i may be just nostalgic for days that have gone by and never will return but it had some values. >> so i'm nostalgic too, jamie. just by way of another point. something i've been practicing law for 43 years and

. >> we have what's called the bpa advertise mall. people who've never been baptized before children and adults we have the bpa 'tis baptismal service. it used to be an ancient church. we now of course let people enter the church any time of the year. but for new people, adults we have them do it here on this ancient night. >> you have an interest and a knowledge about orthodox littergj as well. >> well just that we follow different calendars. the date of easter does change of easter but we calculate it a different way than the orthodox. so some years we don't celebrate easter on the same day. this year 2017 we're all celebrating it together. orthodox churches will celebrate it it on the same sunday and also because we believe that the narratives were during passover in jerusalem. so they all converge. >> yeah, and i'm not sure we call it holy thursday but does everyone realize that's the passover supper. >> was a passover meal we believe. >> yeah. >> where he would have gotten together with his friends. >> it's so fascinating and so

deaf any factually bpa free.ry child of a child knows this chew toy. >> i have one for mccubby i guess they used to call him stretch. william mccubby. >> i'm thinking about my own. cassidy or berta. one of the two. any way. thank you for all your responses. send us yours on twitter. >>> for more on your responses sends them to us. >>> and kimberly zee of elk grove fell off an apartment building on to white way. the exact cause of her tragic fall is still not known. >> classes will resume today at a san bernardino school. a man shot and killed his estranged wife, shot two students, then killed himself. a 9-year-old boy who was wounded went home yesterday from the hospital. security at that school today will be very tight, counselors will be there helping both students and staff. >>> in less than an hour from right now, there will be a ground breaking ceremony at the concord train station for a concourse renovation. when it's finished there will be a better area for walking and biking. there will be new benches and

no, we are not abortion providers, and we talk about bpas.t we see. lots of women who come to us will end up having abortions, and the last thing we say to them when they leave is, "please, whatever decision you make, please know that you are welcome to come back and speak to us at any time." many of those women do come back to us, and it's actually the stories we hear in the counselling room about women who felt railroaded down the abortion route who are often very, very traumatised as a result. actually, that is what firmly made up my mind that abortion is not in a woman's best interest. so you wanted an answer as to what would happen if somebody wanted an abortion. you have had it from ann scanlon. she says the majority do end up going off and having an abortion. but it is absolutely clear from what she is saying that those women would therefore not be offered the housing, support and any other services that life charity offer. if they are going off and having a termination, they don't obviously need that support. they may still need suppo

. >> yes, it's bpa free so you don't have to worry about any funky chemicals.m i can toss in some sands wind chills snacks even my cell phone. so i take it and go. the fun is in the flap. >> that is a lot o isn't that fun. can you imagine taking this on the beach with your collapsible wine glass and having a little drink. >> i can't imagine it but i'm sure other moms. >> some day we'll be there, right. >> okay what else do you have. >> one of the worst parts of spring is bathing suit shopping. going into crowded dressing rooms and the lights are terrible. this new company andy, you pay $19 and they'll send you three one piece bathing suits in different colors. try them on in the comfort of your home if you like them the more you purchase the cheaper they'll be. the first one if you buy one it's going to be $125. you buy two bathing suits 115. >> so you're getting two for 115. >> you by three and you get three bathing suits for $105. they're cutting out the middleman, try it on and the 19-dollar deposit goes towards your bathing suit. >> yeah. >> if you don't li