finally, cms at dated the use. cms is that it was regarded nursing homes in antipsychotic use. cms proposed changes that require long-term welfare of this to be independent from ltc pharmacies, pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors. the goal is to share recommendations are good for you for a possible financial influence. cms will open other rows for nursing homes are forthcoming connecting research findings into this. for example, cms has awarded contract you cannot study in 20 to 25 nursing homes that evaluate decision-making of that is influencing prescribing practices for antipsychotic medication. this, cms is seeking to encourage development of quality measures addressing antipsychotic dedication is once developed and validated in the cms with plan quality measures and nursing home to compare. six, cms is interested in partnering with states to address this issue and help identify and spread practices. for example, cms and abc's enhanced nursing home and monitoring issue for antipsychotic use. finally a

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>>> and our crews have obtained new details about chaotic confrontation that led to the cm >>> thursday january 5th. this is bay area news at 7:00. school bus driver is facing criminal charges to want. he's accused of molesting disabled children in his care. top story 7:00 live in san francisco where police want to know if there are more potential victims. >> this is the city's school bus yard which is run by the contractor's first student. police say it qon a small bus like this one that two different disabled girls were molested by a driver. >> reporter: as students got out of class today they had not a care in the world. >> they need to reach out to their children if they believe é-m driver is accused of assaulting two little girls. >> reporter: he's now in jail awaiting trail for allegedly assaulting a disabled girl in 2004 and another last year. he drove routes all over the city starting in 1994 and ending last april. >> we want to reach out to the public and provide a picture of this bus driver to the public so that to help find qany new victims. >> reporter: she was outraged at t

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what they're talking about is purchasing sweatshirts and t- shirts that have the dcf cms on it and not the outer wear we provide. >> we get $5,000 worth of gear. the majority of that is spent on structural fire fighting gear that we use to go into burning buildings. it's a complete outright lie that we're issued outer wear. we're not issued outer wear. i am basically, as far as clothing, wearing exactly what we were issued. >> reporter: lieutenant alvarado decided to spoke out on his own after seeing the chief on fox 5. he knows he's sticking his neck out and will likely be disciplined n. the response to the lieutenant's comments, the chief issued this statement. the outer wear i was referring to is the running coat the firefighters were issued. i would think the reference to the cost would have indicated what coat i was referring to. not following orders is insubordination. not having the proper uniform if we don't have it to issue, it's not. if you look closely, you will see the firefighters and ems personnel working on a patient outside of truck 13 today were not wearing outer wear

and i think this is where the romney narrow thetiative with cm is running into the biggest problem. he didn't make his money inventing anything or creating anything. he's living off dividends and interest and capital accumulation. i mean, he hasn't really worked, a real job, like most americans have, in a very long time. so he's been running for president. so this is even more difficult for most americans who are trying desperately to scrape by and thinking about filing and paying their taxes in april and that isn't even money that's coming from creating anything. it's simply living off wealth. and not paying a lot of taxes on wealth. so it's just sort of the worst of all financial crimes for someone who's running for president. and let's put this in perspective. he made about $41,000 per speech. the median income for most persons is $50,000 a year, and romney made that in about an hour. so i just don't understand how he doesn't think this is all going to be very damaging in trying to connect to voters when he's running for president of the united states. is this the best the republ

nonviolence, but he was part of john lewis' circle and all those other great young people in nashville, and cm t. vivian said that's why he didn't go to the 40th anniversary celebration of bloody sunday at selma. i went down because i wanted to be with john lewis and watch people, you know, the march over the bridge. but a lot of king's field workers also didn't go, the guys who got their bodies ripped apart to prepare for selma, and they said, oh, this is going to be making nice. and at the last minute c.t. vivian agreed to give a sermon up there in brown chapel. and there is bill frist who was then the head of the republican leader of the senate presenting an american flag to john lewis. and there is a certain virginia senator who had not yet hurled his insult up on stage looking most uncomfortable. frist at least looked comfortable on stage. he knew how to behave. but what c.t. vivian said is what is this about? this is making nice and saying look how far we've come. king would have always said the prophetic dimension is to always look, you know, at who's suffering. and there are always new

and in the meantime, yes, we mentioned that earlier accident in san mateo county, cms and caltrans have turned off their warning signs. for a while you could see it across the san mateo bridge in the upper right side of the screen and all lanes are open and both directions of highway 92 at interstate 280 after a head-on crash caused minor injuries. that is traffic. for your forecast, here is lawrence. >> we are expecting more clouds to make their way into the bay area. right now we're starting off with a couple of patches of fog but there is a storm system coming in our direction and there it is, you can see some clouds making their way through the northern part of the state right now beginning to encroach in the bay area and the core of the low is still spinning off the coastline and unfortunately going to continue to travel in that direction and not much in the way of rain in the bay area. spls to -- sprinkles to the coastline. freezing in the napa valley. 34 degrees in livermore. and 37 degrees in san jose. and by the afternoon, we're expecting some partly cloudy skies. temperatures

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. >> tomorrow, union leader joseph cm quaid talks about the primary and newt gingrich. carol enda kenny -- carolyn mckinney talks about her endorsement of a ron paul. and the impact of super pacs. "washington journal" is at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> everybody leans on the military to neck down. they leave out lawmakers. go ahead and lose hundreds of jobs. that is how that false. that is where it stops. >> ward caroll will discuss how tax dollars are spent on defense department at 8:00 eastern and specific on q&a. -- pacific on q&a. >> now the lesser-known candidates in manchester. they spoke about the economy, government relations, energy, and foreign policy. in new hampshire will hold the first primaries next tuesday. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. good evening, everyone. i am the executive director here. i want to welcome you all to the forum. we do many events here. it is the home for politics. i invite you to the web site, and to get our news letter and find out what is happening. this evening, i want to mention a few things. thank you to c

bonitos con plataformas, con los bueyes, pero siempre si eres de piernas largas que queden dos o 3 cmsaliÓ muy cara, eso muy bien. >> me gusta tu tendencia. >> te ves hermosa pero dÁ vueltas, porque tenemos que desquitar lo que nos cobraste. >> en definitiva son pantalones que lucen bien casi toda las mujeres. >> si eres muy alta sÍ. >> me encanta, con los consejos de moda, nos vamos con esa estampa, vamos con poncho. [aplausos] >> yo les voy a decir algo, me gustan este tipo de segmentos porque me ponen encendidos a los invitados, estÁ la agrupaciÓn braseros de durango, quÉ gusto tenerlo con ustedes, sobre todo . -despuÉs de un momento difÍcil. >> hemos tenido algunos contratiempos, pero ahorita promocionando el disco nuevo, vamos a promocionar tambiÉn un tema inédito, una cumbia muy sabrosa, y en el 2012 puro pa delante. >> hay que ver para el frente pero que pasÓ? >> tuvimos problemas con la disquera anterior, ahora estamos con la nueva disquera, lo que pasÓ lo dejamos atrÁs. >> se hablÓ de que hubo una crisis en el gÉnero duranguense, pero sigue adelante. >> la gente nos apoya bas

pass the affordable care act but you can't martial them to carefully watch the first rule issued by cms but you can't martial them to look at the first rule of the federal reserve on card swipe fees while the other side certainly can martial attention to that. >> this is a really big deal. what the president did was outstanding. he took a stand for the 99% against the 1%. it has to be a permanent campaign against these interests. banks own the office of the comp controller of the currency. they sit on the boards of the local federal reserve boards. so the people have a regulator that can protest their interest on outrageous fees. something that's more important in my estimation, most americans actually asked in a poll, do you want to have a voice at work? would you join a union if you could, say yes, even as the union members have plummeted in this country. the reason, employers mount these massive campaign and threaten to fire workers and do fire workers. >> you are sighing at our lefty slogan here, 99%, 1%. what is your sense of these sorts of -- this kind of hand to hand combat that

. >> la magistrada limitarÁ a çm deposiciones a siete horas cada una tanto como la de anthony y katetbol, bÉisbol, fÚtbol, deportes en equipo que los ayuda a que haya colaboraciÓn y una lucha por el triunfo y tambiÉn pueden ayudar desde su casa çcon trabajos o ejercicio simples, pueden ser las labores de su casa como limpiar los pisos. >> eso me parece genial, involucrarnos para ejercitar los juntos ¿cuÁles son aázlos ejercicios apropiados? ¿son los mismos que funcionan para nosotros? >> algunos, pero tambiÉn hay que hacer los mÁs divertidos porque ellos se aburren. este ejercicio vamos daniel corre, toca el otro testigo y despuÉs en la mitad salto. ç isabelita tÚ tambiÉn. >> con una coreografÍa, con mÚsica. >> se puede hacer con varios hermanitos, si estÁs solito tambiÉn. >> ahora aquÍ lo que estamos tratando es que ellos desarrollen otras destrezas, como la coordinaciÓn, la velocidad. >> ¡vamos que tÚ puedes! ¿quÉ beneficios trae esto? >> ahora vamos con el segundo ç ejercicio, los salticos, bien arriba, salto... >> como una ranita, ¿quÉ beneficios trae? >> trabaja las piernas,

americanbackers' association, blackrock, the business round table, cms energy, ici, ici global, silicon valley bank, stanford professor daryl duffy's comment letter without objection. placed into the record. um, i'm going to yield myself five minutes and see if i can actually do a little continuing on of parts of this discussion. um, professor, i've actually heard a couple of members of the panel, at least one but maybe two, talk, touch on basel iii and basel 2.5 that's already out there. basel iii is also creating enough capital safety net. can you comment to that? >> yes, congressman. basel iii is very unlikely to provide enough capital to the financial system. remember, this is the least common denominator conversation across leading countries, industrialized countries. it includes the europeans, and as i'm sure your -- >> [inaudible] >> well, they brought it on -- >> i think germany may have, the first stage downgrade may have happened today. germany. >> what about germany today? i'm sorry, i didn't want hear the point. um, the europeans don't want capital in their banks. deutsche b

burke that had a cms speak publicly in our status meetings about their commitment to this work things her community. and we also are sophisticated enough in this work that we actually understand the differences between the outcome of the, gmt pay attention to those policies. another developer it is for next year and engage with the community, we look through that lens. we have to have something for the community. we have something that covers bisexual communities. trant three and lesbian are different. we know that. so my last power. we are approaching other communities, so i'm very pleased to be here. i'm 51 years old and i've been out now for 31 hands. [cheers and applause] all of us who are 50 and older, those of us have been out so long, doing research for so long as they don't get to retire from this advocacy work. because the issues of lgbt are significant. they are the generation afraid of us who you personally. they are the people who mentored us. i knew no one when i was 20 was older than nice tofu was gay or lesbian. and it was a by other states you showed me the way. i didn

cnbc's rick santelli joins us from the cm negotiation chicago.r howard dean. rick, what are you watching this morning? >> reporter: there's a lot of talk on the floor about a fat finger error in crude oil futures around 6:00 a.m. eastern. we're also looking at a 131.79 euro versus the dollar and we continue of course to see the greek tragedy play out, portugal may be catching a bit of the flu, employment data looking better in germany, not so good in italy. i like what you brought up regarding portugal's debt costs. it seems to me that probably something gets done with greece, but i think you're going to have this rolling hiccup of, if you did it for thy neighbor why aren't you going to do a better deal for me. i this i that saga will plague europe for a while. >> there's a lot of too emwho just assume whatever is done for greece will be done for portugal as well, right? >> yes, and spain once again, it's not as though from where i sit today, it looks as though they're going to be next, but when i look at 22% unemployment, when i look at how thei

there has been a lot of talk about that in the past and we talk about particularly at the centers for cmsknow that they talk about some of these regulations and how we can expand those and i'm no dr. rubio is here. she is leading efforts in the indian indian health center at hhs to get indian people and indian programs involved in how we can expand the services to all native americans and i want to thank her for that support and that help. [applause] that is a great topic for us to discuss, something we need to continue. thank you for that question. i know i didn't answer it but a good question. >> maryjane with the national education association office of minority community outreach. i want to commend ncai for bridging this divide in bringing this form into indian country specifically in the classrooms educating our children. are we going to have any kind of a poll on how many of our native youth across the country and our public schools have access and opportunities to participate and as a follow-up may be a challenge for you to engage our native youth in a twitter feed or twitter hall

there has been a lot of talk about that in the past and we talk about particularly at the centers for cms, i know they've talked about some of these regulations and how we can expand those. another type to read the dose is leading at hhs to get indian people in indian programs involved in how we can expand the services to all native americans. i want to thank her for that support and not help. [applause] that is a great topic for us discussing something they need to continue on. thank you for the question. i know i didn't answer, but i thank you for the question. >> maryjane boatman with the national education association, opposite minority outreach. i want to commend ncai for bridging the divide and bring this form to indian country is typically a cost of our children. are we going to have any kind of a pool on how any native youth across the country in public schools had access an opportunity to participate? as a follow-up comment may be a challenge to engage her native youth through twitter feed because i really want to know what our native youths beat back from this phenomenal event i

the ones i'm most interested in are known as atlas and cms, general purpose detectors with the idea ifthere's something new, they'll find it and know what it is. they have as much information about the particles to measure charge, and energy, and that's what the detectors do. we're excited about what's going on there, and this is the frontier energy scale. #we know about the standard model. we're trying to answer questions that go beyond this model. what are the questions? what do we think we might learn there? well, one of the things that we're pretty sure we will learn is how do particles acquire mass? fundamental elementary particles acquire mass. we just think of thinks having mass, but turns out in the description of particles, if you didn't have the extra mechanism that you might have heard of called the higgs mechanism, you would make nonsensical predictions at high energies. it wouldn't make sense. the theory can't be that simple theory. there that has to be something more interesting going on, and that's called the higgs mechanism that i won't explain in detail here, but i hav

cm this is a horror that could not go down without actual collaboration from government officials in different parts of the world. again, horror is woven into the fabric of capitalist. we could spin that globe again and come down to the u.s., the so-called best of all possible societies. this is the place where women are told they have achieved their equality yet for millions of women, life is replete with being battered, with facing rape, with facing being treated as if they are nothing but sex objects available for any man who wants to talk about them or even worse. we can see even more here. we could look at people being demonized by right-wing politicians and preachers, being bullied, being beaten and even killed all for no other reason that they dare to have intimate relations with someone of the same sex. we could look at immigrants, people who afcom to this country in search of work and survival. but who find here nazi-like laws that drive them to the horrors of society and separate families and disappear people. and we would also find the brutal oppression that black people h

grandma is taking her meds, and the doctor says often we offer seed capital in november medicare -- cms -- announced a $1 billion innovation challenge. in increments of one to $30 million. so small grants, bottom up, get entrepreneurs moving. if you have a breakthrough idea that will shift the healthcare system to value over volume and you need the initial kick, welcome, come on in. we're going bring applications in and by march have the first investments out to see what the future will look like. that's an example of bottom-up winning strategies in line with everything you will read in this report, and i believe the net effect of this will be that the products and services we invent in this new value-driven health care system will be exported all over the world and will lead to dramatic increases in jobs and, oh, by the way, lowering our healthcare costs to free up more productivity capacity for other sectors of the economy, so win-win-win if you put this together. >> one of the things that's quiet striking if you net it all out -- we have a successor when you're done. >> what is the p

the ones i'm most interested in are known as atlas and cms, general purpose detectors with the idea if there's something new, they'll find it and know what it is. they have as much information about the particles to measure charge, and energy, and that's what the detectors do. we're excited about what's going on there, and this is the frontier energy scale. #we know about the standard model. we're trying to answer questions that go beyond this model. what are the questions? what do we think we might learn there? well, one of the things that we're pretty sure we will learn is how do particles acquire mass? fundamental elementary particles acquire mass. we just think of thinks having mass, but turns out in the description of particles, if you didn't have the extra mechanism that you might have heard of called the higgs mechanism, you would make nonsensical predictions at high energies. it wouldn't make sense. the theory can't be that simple theory. there that has to be something more interesting going on, and that's called the higgs mechanism that i won't explain in detail here, but i ha

there's been a lot of talk about that in the past and we've talked about, particularly at centers for -- cms. i know they've talked about some of these regulations and how we can expand those. and i know the doctor is here leading efforts in the indian health service at hfs to get indian people and indian programs involved and how we can expand the services to all native americans. i want to thank her for that support and that help. that's a great topic for us to discuss. it's something we need to continue on. thank you for that question. i know i didn't answer it but i thank you for question. >> mary jane with the national education association's office of minority community outreach. i want to commend you for bridging the digital divide and bringing this forum into indian country and specifically into the classrooms that are educating our children. are we going to have any kind of a pulse on how many of our native youth across the country had access and opportunity to participate? and as a followup, maybe a challenge for you to engage our native youth through like a twitter hall or somethi

in november medicare and cms, i should say to be specific, announced a $1 billion innovation challenge in increments of 1-$30 million. small grants, bottom up. start america like get entrepreneurs moving. if you have a breakthrough idea that will shift the health care system to value over volume and you need that initial kick, welcome. come on in. we're going to bring applications in, and by march have the first tranche of investments out to seed what that future will look like. that's an example of bottom-up sectoral, winning strategies in line with everything you will read in this report. and i believe the net effect of this will be that the products and services we invent in this new value-driven health care system will be, exported all over the world and will lead to dramatic increases in jobs and, oh, by the way, lowering our health care costs to free up more capacity for other sectors of the economy. so win/win/win if i put this together. so -- >> am i right, james? >> oprah winfrey, we have a successor. [laughter] >> no, no, as to what the policymakers in government can do. i th

in november medicare and cms, i should say to be specific, announced a $1 billion innovation challengein increments of 1-$30 million. so small grants, bottom up. start up america like get entrepreneurs moving. if you have a breakthrough idea that will shift the health care system to value over volume and you need that initial kick, welcome. come on in. we're going to bring applications in, and by march have the first tranche of investments out to see what that future will look like. that's an example of bottom-up sectoral winning strategies in line with everything you'll read in this report. and i believe the net effect of this will be that the products and services we invent in this new value-driven health care system will be exported all over the world and will lead to dramatic increases in jobs and, oh, by the way, lowering our health care costs to free up more productivity capacity for other sectors of the economy. so win/win/win if you put this together. >> so -- >> am i right, james? >> no, actually, i agree. one of the things that's quite striking -- >> sorry. >> that's all righ

model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c . . . . çms. . . >> the next regular meeting. >> ok.are there any other commissioner comments or items? is there any public comment 10a or b? seeing no one, review -- item number 11. are all in favor of approving the minutes of the regular meeting of july 20, 2011? >> approved. >> item number 12. adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> all in favor of adjournment? >> aye. >> in the meeting is now adjourned. it is 12:25.

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model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c . . . . çms. . . >> the next regular meeting. >> ok.are there any other commissioner comments or items? is there any public comment 10a or b? seeing no one, review -- item number 11. are all in favor of approving the minutes of the regular meeting of july 20, 2011? >> approved. >> item number 12. adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> all in favor of adjournment? >> aye. >> in the meeting is now adjourned. it is 12:25. there are so many ways that the internet provides real access to real people and resources and that's what we're try to go accomplish. >> i was interested in technology like video production. it's interesting, you get to create your own work and it reflects what you feel about saying things so it gives perspective on issues. >> we work really hard to develop very in depth content, but if they don't have a venue, they do not have a way to show us, then this work is only staying here inside and nobody knows the brilliance and the amazing work that the students are doing. >> the term has changed over time from a very basic who