marc lamont hill has more with curtis benjamin. >> i'm here to take the power away from the hate crimesthe power away from abuse. >> i'm here to help stop the hurt. >> feel confident with me by supporting the saving our daughters program. >> it was a book series that turned into the social movement, started by author and entrepreneur curtis -- >> the book series was started in 2008, where we had a group of mothers and daughters come together, actually at radio one. >> i have two daughters and just trying to make sure they're brought up the right way. >> i will learn about my civil rights and liberties. >> saving our daughters came to our school today and they talk about bullying. which i can really understand because in the middle school i was bullied a lot for being a smart kid. >> based on the overwhelming response, he invited celebrities to help spread the message. >> the first celebrity that supported us was mr. t.i. i didn't really know him in 2003. but i met with him and t.i. said that, you know, he wanted to help and support and get my messages across for our program. >> right no

. >> jamie lee curtis. >> where was she? >> in the tesla. pretty sure it's her. >> that is amazing that you can see that from the other side of the highway. oh, that's totally her. that's absolutely her. >> how you doing ms. curtis? >> have a nice day. >> my first paparazzi photos ever. i did not get great shots. >> so where are we headed to now? >> the santa monica steps. we're going to see if anybody is working out. all right, morgan, get your camera ready. >> i think i saw the actor from "amistad." >> when he comes to the top of the stairs, we'll have him. >> here he comes. >> his bodyguard is going right over to him. >> he doesn't have a choice. eventually he has to get back to the car. here he comes now. there you go. lean out. just lean out. >> cool. >> so how was that? >> pretty good. >> tell me how these are. these are the best ones right here. >> yeah, those are good. >> that one, this one. that's the best. >> yeah, that's great. >> great, nice job. >> way to go, man. >> it looks like i may have actually gotten some usable shots. ne

jamie lee curtis. >> where was she? >> in the tesla. >> i'm pretty sure it's her. >> it's impressive you can see that from the other side of the highway. it's amazing. it's her. that is absolutely her. >> how you doing, miss curtis? have a nice day. these are my first paparazzi photos ever. i did not get great shots. so where we headed to now? >> we're going to check the santa monica steps, so we're going to see if anybody's working out. all right, morgan, got your camera ready? i think i saw johnman huntsu, the actor from "armestad." >> when he comes to the head of the stairs, we'll have him. >> the bodyguard is coming right over. >> here he comes now. >> here we go! lean out, just lean out. >> cool. how was that? >> pretty good. so you can tell me how these are. here we go. these are like the best ones right there. >> yeah, those are good. >> that's a good one. that's the best. >> yeah, that's great. >> great. nice job. >> way to go, man! >> it looks like i may have actually gotten some usable shots. next up, giles wi

jamie lee curtis. >> where was she? tesla. >> i'm pretty sure it's her. >> it's impressive you can see that from the other side of the highway. it's amazing. it's her. that is absolutely her. >> how you doing, miss curtis? have a nice day. these are my first paparazzi photos ever. i did not get great shots. so where we headed to now? >> we're going to check the santa monica steps, so we're going to see if anybody's working out. all right, morgan, got your camera ready? i think i saw johnman huntsu, the actor from "armestad." >> when he comes to the head of the stairs, we'll have him. >> the bodyguard is coming right over. >> here he comes now. >> here we go! lean out, just lean out. >> cool. how was that? >> pretty good. so you can tell me how these are. here we go. these are like the best ones right there. >> yeah, those are good. >> that's a good one. that's the best. >> yeah, that's great. >> great. nice job. >> way to go, man! >> it looks like i may have actually gotten some usable shots. next up, giles will show me

i'm in. >> curtis, what about you? did he manage to convince you?> after one consumer or the other, that's the existing vegan veg tear matter or the meat eating market that you're going to try to convince. you've told me it's the latter. for that reason i think the product needs to mimic the flavor of food. unfortunately i disagree that it does taste as good or even clo el to as good as natural meat products, so unfortunately i'm out. >> i thought it tasted like meat, i was very impressed. i'm in on the flavor. i wanted to hear more about their plan. i liked the fact that you go over to china. i wish you the best of luck. if you can tap that market, that's a coup. at this stage i'm in. how do you feel? >> there are some chefs that embrace it. alton brown, mark bittman loves the product, we won't win everyone, that's okay, we won't need to. >>> that's today's "power pitch." >>> all right, folks, you heard what the panel had to say on the start- start-up. we want to know what you think? are you in or out on beyond meat? log-on and leave a comment or y

. >> curtis allgier is serving 1 to 15 years for burglary, forgery and escape. >> a lot of people see swastika and say that's hate. to me, that's not what i wear it for. i wear it as a symbolism of pride of who i am and a symbolism of good luck. and i have a lot of them. >> curtis is locked down with gang leaders in uinta-2 because he's considered a threat to inmates in general population. >> in uinta-2, that is where we'll house our maximum security gang members. this is generally the leadership, those that are trying to run the gang. >> they are the more active gang members. that's the reason we have them here is because they are so active. and they're the ones who like to start trouble. >> while proud to be a skinhead, curtis doesn't want to be considered a gang member anymore. >> i'm no part of them. i've never been a part of them, nor will i ever be a part of them. those dudes, in my mind, are weak and lame. they're not white supremacists, because of these groups that commit crimes and do all the crap that they do, people are going to look at us bad. >> at utah state prison, staf

lad, lift ev'ry voice and sing in existence and curtis and herpes and jessie and james and michael young and benjamin if you'll come up (clapping) >> i can say on behalf of the board of directors thank you for your outstanding work in a critical integer we're very proud of your work. >> thank you (clapping) you want to say anymore. >> it is a total team effort we're proud to be part of the team and the operation of san francisco. >> thank you, mr. jones. >> thank you (clapping) director reiskin. >> so i think we'll safe the balance of the report given the number of people that are here for the budget. >> again ladies and gentlemen, we have two overflow rooms 208 and 16 quietly make sure you give our testimony to the board. >> chairman for the record the advisory committee report will not be given moving on to the consent calendar public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda decorators no member of the public wants a temp severed. >> i ask that 10 point b be severed. >> so it's severed and you need to recuse you y

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curtis granderson caught a ball and was tapped on the back by a fan. he thought it crossed the line. they exchanged words and the fan was eject from the stadium. just ahead, take a look at this $120 million home and that is a mark-down. clb >> prince william and kate, the duchess of cambridge, and baby prince george continued their royal tour. nearly 10,000 people greeted the couple. they laid flowers at a war memorial and the duchess of cambridge visited a children's hospice. when it comes to location, location, location, there's no more valuable location than greenwich, connecticut-- or at least that's the location of what's believed to be the most expensive private home ever sold in the united states. the 13,000 square foot mansion sits on 50 acres of waterfront property and comes with a pool, tennis court, and two islands. this all went for $120 million, which may actually be a bit of a bargain because that is $70 million below asking. an extremely rare easter egg, and now pretty good nest egg, goes on display in london on monday. it's a golden fab

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finally, we have lisa curtis, who is a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation. she has been there since 2006, and prior to that, lisa was a member of the professional staff on the senate foreign relations committee, working for senator lugar, who was the chairman at the time. she has also worked for south and central asia office at the state department, for the foreign service, for the cia, and had a wealth of experience. thank you, lisa. we are going to start with the ambassador. if you can give your assessment of what happened on saturday and what you think it means moving forward for afghans but also for the united states. >> thank you so much. i am happy to be here, and thank you to the partnership for secure america and asap as well for putting this together. glad to be on this panel. saturday turned out to be a historic and groundbreaking day for afghanistan. i think not many people expected this type of turnout on election day in afghanistan, and didn't expect afghan forces, security forces, to be able to control the situation as best as they did. didn't

products what to get so much for joining us here is used to these global headquarters in beijing on curtis j art of story right now as malaysia's defence minister and acting transport minister has made in hussain has spoken to the media on the latest investigations into missing flight in age three seventeen the study also says that all possibilities are still being investigated and nothing has been ruled out including terrorism. dubai at that point nine nine. front suspension with the rest of the many things. what a wonderful easter. images. but i just didn't seem all that but to go. the guy. more specifically on. it all the statistics. he is now thirty seven dates the beijing bound plane vanished after taking off from call to look forward to and thirty nine people aboard all the aircraft and fourteen ships are expected to take part in the search operation on sunday australia's maritime safety authority has outlined a visual search area covering about fifty seven thousand square kilometers which has suffered some twenty two hundred km northwest of perth australian navy ship ocean shield is

curtis crane to provide surgeries for our uninsured patients. and that contract has been finalized for the first year of this and it will be finalized for the second physical year of this in the near future. and finally, establishing a goal that we would be able to previed all of these surgeries in our network at san francisco general hospital, and a task force has been formed to solve the problems that and present a plan that would allow us to be providing these surgeries all in network, soon after the opening of the new hospital, allows us more or time, and capacity to actually provide these. and so that is a big project but we are on track with being able to do that. >> just some details as far as the expansion of surgery, and as the health commission knows, funding was established for this physical year and 300,000, and the next fiscal year, 500,000 for paying for paying the surgeon on a contract basis to provide the surgeries and there was also funding to provide, particular surgeries in network at san francisco general. and to pay for the

so here now are five dangerous file sharing habits you need to watch out for curtis of businessnewsdaily.coming files via e-mail. encrypt files and secure file serving services instead of adding documents as attachment. e-mail is not designed to be secure. two, using consumer-grade cloud solutions. don't let workers send elements using personal drop box and google drive account. instead, spend the upon for a corporate account that could be regulated and monitored. three, peer-to-peer file sharing. installing p-to-p software allows then to access your client's data. set privileges that prevent any new programs from being installed without your knowledge. >>> four, using flash drives. an infected file can cause havoc to your entire system. so scan all devices and their files with up to date anti-virus tools before plugging anything in directly. >>> and, five, lack of visibility. your employees shouldn't be having to figure out how to file share. make sure everyone knows what the company policy is. coming up, some great strategies for you to utilizing video to promote your business and answer y

in 2014 this year the heritage tax expert curtis dubasis there were 13 different tax increase this year and six are attached to obamacare. >> i was going to say obamacare, a big part of it. great reporting. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. p.m. >> a dreary day out there. >> you got wet for the team. >> it's tax day. had to be raining. >> now earlier today co-founder of the tea party patriots helped demonstrate. she showed how unfair and unbalanced america's tax code is. here it is tax day once again. let's look at this chart here. we always hear they are paying their fair share. let's look. 71%, this is all the blue here. explain. >> so 71% of the taxes that are paid are paid by the income earners who earn 10% -- >> top 10% pay 71%. >> yes. >> you always here, wait a minute. they don't pay their fair share. top 10% pay all of this blue as a percentage which is -- let's go around again. around we go. there we are. go right around here. that's the top 10%. everything in between here. okay. now, then we have -- explain the second part. this is the red here. >> people who earn 10

for more we are joined from tampa florida from curtis, the director of the school of safety adcrow case council. good to have you with us. we are left wondering how something like this would happen. you heard the suspects lawyer, that he was a good kid, no problems with the law, no mental problems that he knew of. what can we do in a case like this. how do we possibly stop this? >> well, absolutely. these are very, very difficult questions to be answered the day after a tragedy like this. we really have to look at the way we address school safety and security. we are so focussed on right now the active shooter and guns on the campus. we have been trying to train schools for some time and look at active threats, whether it be a gun or any other threat. it's hard to look at the incident in pennsylvania, and there is more information coming out. whether there was a mental health issue, they are all on the radar screen, and we have to hone in on the mental health aspect, the school psychologists, counsellors play a role. that's where we'll found a lot of answers in the days to come. >> we d

curtis "50 cent" jackson has joined the cast of "spy" -- a comedy starring melissa mc- carthy.e centers on a *c-i-a analyst, played by mc-carthy who goes into the field for the first time. the cast also includes jude law and jason statham... both as spies. it's not clear how 50-cent figures into the plot, but he will play himself. the movie will shoot in april in budapest. >> good morning. for today, take your umbrella. you will need it into the latter portion of the day. 44 for the high. tamara's high is 45. really good chance of rain. thursday could be a washout. friday we have rain in the morning changing to a rain and snow mixed. temperatures fall in the afternoon. saturday we hit 46 degrees. >> we're just a few minutes away from being relieved of construction on the tristate. it looks like we are just about to see that picked up. >> coming up, the woman and two children shot while walking on the south side. we have a live report. >> some new rules for same-sex couples and the april fool's prank that landed a woman in prank that landed a woman in jail. the black let's see w

. >> todd curtis is standing by with more on this. >> help us understand the significance of this, thehinese crews heard a ping twice. we don't know if it's from the plane. a lot think it might we. >> australian authorities gave us a clear signal. it looks like they'll take all the air assets, taking them to the area where the pings were closest. at the same time there was another area where pings were heard. it looks like there's a strong indication that around the "haixun 01," the chinese ship, that there's evidence of pinging, but there's one other location where that is going on. the signals are the same frequency as signals emitted by the black boxes. >> that's correct. >> what else could emit the same kind of signal, if it's not the black boxes? >> various experts vary as to what else could be giving off something of those frequencies, from military devices to other ocean graphic equipment. given the location where this is going on, i would say the coincidence of having something in that frequency range in the same location as other oceanic equipment is probably low. depending on

. >> we asked todd curtis, what those pings mean and if this is a positive sign. >> they have an eyewitness or ear-witness report, tuned to the fre consequency of the -- frequency of the pinger, and heard it for about 90 seconds, there's no recording and no way to verify it was from that frequency and other characteristics that could prove it was from the system. it's not necessarily a bad thing. we are assuming the impact of the aircraft was at some point in the ocean. after four weeks, debris is several hundred miles away, it's unconfirmed. the fact it that's not in the same or as the search gives me positive hope that perhaps this is something that can be confirmed to be from the aircraft. >> protesters marched in 40 cities cross the country, about a dozen were arrested in san jose california, demanding change for immigration policy. patty culhane with the details. >> [ chants ] >> a show, loud march through washington d.c. karen sent her 11-year-old daughter, part of the small crowd that marched to the white house. they are here, in many ways, for her. she could be the 2 millionth perso

he had a confrontation with 71-year-old man, curtis reeves an entire police officer. daughter during the previews. and it ended with olson dying from a single bullet to his chest. reed says he shot in self-defense and claims olson attacked him. >> he hit me with his fist or something. i think he had his cell phone in his hand. i think that's what he hit me in the face with. >> but this surveillance video released shows what happened moments before the shooting. reeves gets up complain to the manager about olson's texting. when he returns to the seat, reeves allegedly asks olson if he's still texting. that's when things turn deadly. you can see what appears olson tossing a popcorn box at reeves. then he gets his gun and shoots. just this week, prosecutors release photographs from inside the theatre. the defense is that reeves was hit with a cell phone. the witnesses say they saw him throw popcorn. does this new evidence hurt or help reeves' case? >> there's now a photo of the cell phone at the feet of where reeves was sitting. i think it helps him. stand your ground no

abandoned the cause for elevation of the race, unlike in the days gone by when jim brown and jabbar and curtislinton and others formed the black economic yup i don't know and did all kinds of things in terms of social activism, but stha all stood up. and that sent chills through me because it means they understand they have a responsibility, they're going to assume it. it's been a good news day so far. >> now, it was. now, you know tonight, the chair of the congressional black caucus is leading with the head of the urban league myself and others. and i've already talked to commissioner silver about meeting. what would you like to see put in place because for this man to have done this for 30 years and it took an audio tape and all of our unity to get him out. how do we make sure this doesn't happen again? >> well, let me first of all say, you know, the snake that caught a ride across a raging river with an eagle and the promised the he would bite the eagle and on the other side, he bit him. and the eagle said you said you wouldn't bite me. yeah, but you knew i was a snake. there are people, in

curtis, who is 46 years old competed 30 ironman triathlon in 30 days. >> the benefit life felt was mentallyave a life with a business and a job. it may be fresh. if i forgot to take it in the morning or i was traveling, i felt down. i did not have the same feeling mentally. >> this brain surgeon and triathlete recommends omax3 because he has seen the results for himself. is onend that omax3 agent that i use to reduce inflammation in my joints knees, and shoulders from swimming. it is very effective. it is palatable. small pills. it is easy to swallow. i take it every day and it makes a significant difference. >> i am a former major league baseball player. wheniend recommended omax3 i was having knee problems. i had five surgeries on one of my knees. i had a total knee replacement. and i'md taking omax3 starting to see results. it has been improving my flexibility. revitalized you would feel if you could reduce joint pain and regain flexibility and improve your heart health and lower cholesterol. you would enjoy sharper focus and have lots of energy. with omax3, you get all the health benefi

curtis harris got shot in the thigh and fiance's grandson was the 3-year-old who took ans assault riflece and survived. >> he was the strongest one out of everybody. you know, he didn't cry, he didn't scream like he was shot or anything. he was steady trying to run around and play. you know, this is a place where we come and have a peace of mind and try and enjoy ourselves. never thought an incident like this would happen. >> reporter: the little village, rob and amy revived a park that was nothing more than a gang-worn battleground. >> you're in third grade, right? you can sign up for the basketball league if you talk to coach mike. >> reporter: word of rob and amy's good work has spread far beyond their neighborhood. >> you've been there since we started this. you know? thank you so much. >> reporter: the new york city, their program beyond the ball gets honored at the up to us leadership awards. ♪ >> sports is the most effecti i tool in influencing lives of young people. so we have to get behind the effort that coaches and mentors are available to our youth, especially in inner city

lindsey curtis reports from the scene where moments ago there was a lot of commotion. >> reporter: yeahyou saw that in that video, it's certainly been a tense situation. i'm standing in the first amendment zone right now and all day we had proteas tors out here. there were about 100 of them and about 20 minutes ago with signs standing by the bundy family and standing against the burro of land management in the zone. if you take a look over here, it looks like a deserted camp ground because in the last 20 minutes those protesters took off. we're told the assemblywoman men was talking to them and we're going to show you these signs over here. this is where she was standing and addressing them. they were shouting at her telling her that three protesters were arrested earlier this afternoon at over ton beach and she said -- she was standing against the burro of land management and this situation and they were saying -- telling her if that's how she really felt, maybe she could go down there and try to help these people out. so basically, in the last 20 minutes, everyone has taken off from t

curtis scott insurance deductible is $500 which means he's paying for this new $190 windshield out of his own pocket. >> this windshield repair crew said it replaced six windshields. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 a.m. this morning, heard three loud bangs. and then i saw the car next to the truck and i heard someone saying to her, hurry up and get in the car and they drove off. >> she got a vehicle description. >> a dark gray four-door, either honda or toyota. >> police are asking homeowners to check their surveillance cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. in antioch, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> this morning, a visiting businessman something called a hero after he helped save two car crash victims. idaho native, wayne rancourt had just landed on oakland international airport on thursday and was riding a shut toll b.a.r.t. when he spotted an overturned car. when the shutting pulled over, rancourt and other passengers jumped out to help the 95-year-old driver and a 75-year-old passenger. the driver was

. >> curtis b. grant is president of the mt. vernon estate and he's talking about how george washington got into the distillry business in the last years of his life. >> by the time he died -- >> mt. vernon distills and sells brandy using the same methods washington used. >> what is the demand for your product? >> it sells out immediately. the aged dry whisky we sell for $195 a bottle. >> reporter: his scottish farm manager said they had the water, crops and gristmill to start a new business. as the former general of the continental army, the former president of the united states, did the idea of distilling whisky give him pause? >> it did. i think for him, he was nervous about what sort of message it might project, what kind of an element it might attract. but ultimately i think he satisfied himself to the fact that he could control that but mainly that he could make a lot of money doing that. >> reporter: seven years ago they rebuilt it exactly where it stood and they make whisky the same way they did back then. >> now i'm goi

joining us from skype is todd curtis, al jazeera's transportation contributor. are these pings our best lead yet? >> it is the best lead. unfortunately there are several assets on station. the traineeship discovered yesterday, as well as several aircraft in the briefing earlier today. the head of the search organization said that the substantial numbers of aircraft and ships will try to confirm the signal. >> australian authorities say the pings that were picked up by the vessel resembled the frequency of the black boxes. then they urge caution. is there any other equipment that might emit pings that may be confused. >> there could be civilian systems under the water. which is why it's important to have recordings from other devices, confirming that the signal coincides with that of the black box. an australian ship heard similar pings. it's unlikely that the black boxes would be separated that much under water. >> you mentioned likelihood. it's been almost a month since the plane went missing. what are the chances search crews find the jetliner. >> it's high. t

if you look at it, like i say, every national case from mine to curtis cost, all these cases happenedthe ten-year span. he was really violating a lot of constitutional rights of everyone. we shouldn't even think about the.penalty in this country in someone had this kind of power. why give someone the permission to kill us? that's what i don't understand. when you say you support the death penalty, you're actually giving the state permission to kill you. why should we allow people with this kind of power that clearly show what he did, on the national magazine, he was on the front cover with his image of electric chair. if we allow that and say we're right with it and question it, some of these people are still being questioned if they're guilty or not. nobody's questioning what he did. >> mr. thompson, thank you so much. we see your passion. we appreciate it. your story is unbelievable. watch it on cnn. congratulations on your son. your son graduated high school or college today? >> college. he went back to college five years ago. once he seen my work, resurrection after exoneration an

we are not giving people a fair shot, to use the words a great american singer, curtis mayfie mayfield, "to move on up," to move on up to a place where their dreams will take them if they'll work hard enough. so what we need to do is embrace strategies that let people move on up, that let people have a fair shot to achieve and we don't only need to embrace strategies for success, we have to eliminate structures, limb eliminate barriers that lock people in and lock people out of economic opportunities that they should be able to achieve like anyone else. one solution, mr. president, to this is the minimum-wage bill that we will start to talk about soon. it's working americans who are earning minimum wage or just above minimum wage in how that will affect them. i think i can safely say for the vast majority of virginians would agree with this proposition, no one who works full time, eight hours a day, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year should live in poverty. no one. no one. but today someone making the minimum wage earns about $15,000 a year, $3,000 below the poverty level for a family of

curtis separates the separatists well. it's a new means of finding out about it. joining these movements and no longer the traditional way inside the mosque as good as you say um and and new profiles have the skies here is the same about where you are a hearing here. younger and younger more and more under age people going over and also women as well. i should say girls are under eighteen side she has two parts. it was a white tunic from coast to get up and after your door to the suburbs of mention this as well. it was so much interest on the question what needs to be on this. what is actually from sticking to its national interests in the new measures are being put in place i think. the more reactionary than being proactive. it really rocked this country pissed off about three years ago. from sa's interest in syria in the middle of the regions with all of us would have the foresight to estimate on two seperate the outcome of what's going on now. and by far the government and the two bogeys. big ups and sit in traffic a little more to go in goal. a greater challen

>> you know what, by today's candidates, but curtis in.but what's interesting is who is very difficult to get something out of congress is the short answer is you can imagine. congress for his funded the initial round of action. $50,000. but this is a congress that didn't like harry truman very much for a whole variety of reasons there's probably no time to get into. they weren't terribly friendly and they weren't eager to fork over the money. but they can't fork over $50,000 for the michelin action entremed deliberately sent one of the inspectors sent to capitol hill to testify on what they had found. i forget the gentleman's name, but i have the transcript and he testified that the white house is staying up through force of habit alone and he basically scared the out of them and he scared the funding out of them. if only it were that simple today. so they are rather antagonistic about it. they were even at visit congressman who toured the house. winslow brett tours through the house and said look, look at the wall, and even then there ar

preliminary information national tracking the center of agile looking at live pictures written off as curtisr helicopter pressure with abc's seven newest this is the parking lot in question and the women who disappeared two weeks ago a 33 or old woman from below part 2 is part in this parking lot as was the woman who was reported missing earlier today. today's woman she had a father " of officials about 230 to that sin is daughter was missing as of right and of the searches are to find that woman would do one to you that the woman whose body has been found the woman who died after going nissen to which some of the 33 year-old from menlo park was found the address saturday the honestly stock and a drainage area about half mile from the eagle jet parking lot is what you're looking they're right here. that is where she was last seen the autopsy results came back can't hurt inconclusive. no visible signs of trauma the cars and aerostar debts are pending at this time. the woman who is taking in this area found and now another woman is missing within the same area just about 1 mi. area store offic

there is only a certain amount of it. , want people to understand when curtis granderson is making $15lion this year, which is enough for 2000 people to live on -- when you talk about poverty come you're talking about and in balance. .inbalance host: thanks for the point. most likelycing has caused millions of americans to become unemployed and therefore have to depend on food stamps." it definitely hints at income inequality there. we have seen the gap growing wealthier and the rest for quite some time. we have been saying the decrease of that middle class. the recession really brought these home. these are trends that have been happening for years. this has not happened because of the recession. this has been happening for some time. the recession rutted home because you have some people in the middle-class suddenly on food stamps. and suddenly visiting their local food stamp pantry. this is a trend that has been happening for a while. you have a lot of debate about how to fix it or even how much of an issue it is. when you look at issues of inequality where not doing as well as some