john: the federal reserve and california irvine found 85 percent of the studies show minimum-wage cause to pay people more i will hire less. >> more salient studies show low income people who made more -- make more money put that back into the economy. john: that's true. >> so they have a $15 hamburger. that is with a blunt. john: you used to make minimum wage? >> i feel this from a personal level and what got me out was not increasing the minimumage but getting the education. the fact is putting a minimum wage at unsustainable levels basically perpetuates the cycle of poverty. john: so let me hit you with the question from the senator kennedy's. >> do you have such distain for hard-working americans? >> did he ever work on minimum-wage? i don't think so. he came from privilege. >> we can boost educational opportunity. >> artificially high king said minimum wage causes students to drop long-term education. they get attracted to the ad jobs in the short term but long term they sacrifice their potential. why would you incentivize that? >> then let's make it $100? you could make the opposi

john: the federal reserve and california irvine found 85 percent of the studies show minimum-wage causeve to pay people more i will hire less. >> more salient studies show low income people who made more -- make more money put that back into the economy. john: that's true. >> so they have a $15 hamburger. that is with a blunt. john: you used to make minimum wage? >> i feel this from a personal level and what got me out was not increasing the minimum wage but getting the education. the fact is putting a minimum wage at unsustainable levels basically perpetuates the cycle of poverty. john: so let me hit you with the question from the senator kennedy's. >> do you have such distain for hard-working americans? >> did he ever work on minimum-wage? i don't think so. he came from privilege. >> we can boost educational opportunity. >> artificially high king said minimum wage causes students to drop long-term education. they get attracted to the ad jobs in the short term but long term they sacrifice their potential. why would you incentivize that? >> then let's make it $100? you could make the op

. >> the federal reserve in california irvine did a study the previous study they found 85 percent oftudies showed minimum wage causes job loss. it just has to. if i am a businessman i have to pay people more i am going to hire a few less. >> the more studies to my mind are the studies that salo income people that make more money will inject the money back into the economy. >> that is true. if they have more money. >> i have a are $15 ma'am burger that's what he wants. >> you used to make minimum wage your parents were on welfare so you feel close to this. >> i feel this have a very personal level. you know what got me out of that it was not increasing the minimum wage it was getting education. the fact of the matter is, putting minimum wage unforeseeable level per pet waits the cycle of poverty. >> let me opose you a question from the late senator ted kennedy. >> sure. >> do you -- (inaudible) >> did ted kennedy ever work for minimum wage? i have no -- >> educational opportunity and we can pay a minute um wage. >> artificially hiking the minimum wage causes students to drop their lon

he ace professor of psychiatry and human behavior the at university of california irvine. he has a theory about why having the brain of a psychopath has not landed him in prison. i spoke to him earlier. >> so this is amazing. you're looking at scans of murderers, of schizophrenics, normal brain scans, p.e.t. scans and your own brain scan. you discover that in your own brain it is the same kind of brain as a psychopath. >> yes. it was like the worst case. because all those areas of the brain that i had decided by looking at these that were involved in the psychopathic personality, i had all of them. and it was completely turned off. it had to do with emotional regulation. >> so you can actually see in a brain scan if somebody is a psychopath? >> not really. what you can see are changes consistent with traits. i can look at different brain scans and say that person's got a language problem, that person a problem with their visual system or sense of space. you can see traits. >> traits of a psychopath that are clear to you that you think you have are what? >> well, it's a ver

james mcgaugh at the university of california irvine.e pretending that we are sherlock holmes. we've arrived on the scene of a crime or something that's unusual. all of a sudden, we have a new phenomenon of memory, and we're trying to figure out how it is that this happened. >> stahl: when we did our first story, only six people in the world had been identified with this ability-- one of them, by chance, the actress marilu henner. but that number changed quickly... okay, quiz: what's the date that that story first aired? >> december 19, 2010. >> stahl: what day of the week was it? >> sunday. ( laughter ) >> stahl: joey degrandis, bill brown, tracy fersan, and jerrard heard are among the 50 new subjects. all right, what happened on june 25, 2009? >> michael jackson... >> tracy: michael jackson, and farrah fawcett died, too. >> bill: farrah fawcett, that morning. >> that's right... >> tracy: they both died the same day. >> stahl: and when they think about those days, they actually relive them. >> tracy: it's not just a question of numbers,

. >> am a doctoral candidate at california irvine. i've been studying a lot. most of these groups have out- of-state support. it is state sponsorship. what kind of effect would that states essentially the that sponsor the groups? an example that comes to mind is a network in pakistan. whentan was very offended they were designated as a terrorist group. i'm interested about your opinion whether a reformed aumf or changing it, what kind of effect that would have on diplomatic relations between states that are fighting or operating together on counterterrorism strategy question mark >> on one level, the answer to that is probably none. the aumf is a u.s. domestic statute. law, we cant u.s. attack groups that we think of as associated with al qaeda. law toeoriented that provide a different basis for authorization support against all of those or groups, you would have the central architecture in place. it is a u.s. domestic statute that authorizes uses of force against some groups. that statue would raise the same concerns with the state in which you are conducting

happy new year from beautiful irvine, california here in snowy jersey. >>> the auto industry just wrapped up the best annual performance in six years, even sales last month were disappointing. phil lebeau has more on what lies ahead in the new year. >> reporter: december was not exactly a month to remember for the auto industry. sales in the u.s. were well below expectations with modest gains for ford and chrysler while gm and toyota actually saw their sales decline. some in the auto industry blame winter storms for keeping buyers out of showrooms. >> the weather that swept across the midwest and into the northeast had some impact, but, you know, november was a very strong month as far as the industry was concerned. so there was a little pay back there, as well. >> reporter: the average price paid for a new model last month was just over $30,000. according to true car.com, and because demand remained relatively strong, auto makers didn't have to jack up incentives to close sales. what did well in december? trucks and suvs. they were hot just as they were for most of 2013 thanks to moderat

. >> reporter: steven from the university of california in irvine coauthored a study saying it has been in air samples in la and west coast and using the most recents data provided by the chinese government and looked at the years 2000-2009 with 2006 as the sample year >> 24 mercer --% related to the exported goods from china. >> it is small and making up 4-5% of our overall emissions it amounts to an extra day of smog per year that exceeds federal standards and not just in los angeles. >> no, it is stopped by the rockys. >> reporter: the pollution is carried here to west coast, more than 6,000 miles across the ocean. south coast air quality experts met with the chinese government and state and federal officials to minimize export related pollution and part of talks between both countries. >> this is transported air pollution that comes to us. it's again in very low concentrations but it contributes to the background that we would see on a very clean day and so we are concerned about all forms of air pollution that gets transported into this region. >> reporter: officials point out more

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i am a doctoral candidate at the universiuniversi ty of california in irvine. i have been studying a lot of these groups and most of these groups have a lot of state support which we call state sponsorship. i wonder whether reform of the amuf what kind of effect would that have on essentially these states that sort of sponsor the groups and the example that comes to mind is the haqqani network. pakistan was very offended for obvious reasons as to why they were designated as a terrorist group. i'm anxious to hear your opinion about whether reforming the amuf are changing it or even leaving it as it is what effect does that have on diplomatic relations between the states that are fighting better operating together on counterterrorism strategies? >> so you you know 11 level the answer to that is probably none. the amuf is a u.s. domestic statute and you know under current u.s. law, we can attack groups that we think are those associated with al qaeda, asay seated forces of al qaeda and if we reorient to that law so as to divide the different races for authorizatio

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