the crisis now when what may well abode poorly or perhaps even well fairly ok for europe matthew dalton now of course one of the wall street journal joining us live here on r.t. good to see you today so there is concern that the cypriot model of taxing depositors could actually be used in other parts of europe how do you feel. it's still unclear this is a debate that is really bubbling up right now and has been prompted by the cypriot bailout the euro group president your own diesel bloom caused a lot of havoc in the markets earlier this week when he suggested that yes in fact the cypriot template would be used to deal with other failing banks throughout the euro zone and that's that includes imposing losses on an insured bank depositors this is something that is still quite controversial among other eurozone countries and you had a number of countries such as luxembourg france and others saying wait a second you know we've got to think about this before we go down that road well certainly you bring up the issue of luxembourg let's address to the e.u. is all the tax havens of malta and

dalton well, and so it was kind of a, or just a let me tell you what i am thinking and why. i should correct, also, i said that you had a communication with the city attorney it was actually from olive gong that had sightings and city attorney stuff in it and i think that it correct and i am not represented by council. >> do you and i know this is some time ago. but do you recall whether you would have looked in both your received and your sent locations for correspondence? >> you know, at that time, that was probably above my pay grade. i was operating on a blackberry at the time and i think that it was just one category that i knew to plug in to search for anything in e-mail and it would show up. i think both as sent and received. but i can't say that for as a fact. i have learned a lot more about it since. >> not advertising for blackberry. >> no. >> i'm on the iphone. >> okay. thank you. >> i actually have or wanted to bring mr. wo lf up here if you would not mind? >> bruce wolf. >> so mr. wolf, i hear your comments, and i think that i have, certainly my view of this is

so roy richardson, he was from dalton up in randolph county. and so they were having a political rally up there, and roy richardson invited mr. mills to come up. and when he got there, mr. mills was always early. so it's amazing that this could happen. but roy richardson was already speaking. and so he went in, mr. mills went in and sat down, and roy richardson said, you know, young mills is here, and it's, you know, we're sort of tired of these whippersnappers from white county, these young whippersnappers coming in here and telling us who to vote for and stuff, trying to run up this scheduled to on this vote -- schedule on this vote. and a few disparaging things. but it didn't bother mr. mills too much. so he went on, paid his speech, finished his speech, and then mr. mills made his speech. and then afterwards roy richardson got the microphone, and he said i want to ask all of my friends from the dalton area in randolph county who are supporting me for congress to come forward and welcome mr. mills to our county. and show this hospitality. he

jasmine dalton from the attorney's office. and rafael (inaudible). thank you very much for all of your hard work. we hope this will be one of many in the future. now i would like to welcome to the stage our very own city and county mayor, edwin lee. [applause] >> thank you, good morning everyone. and thank you all for being here. let me express my appreciation for all of the law enforcement agencies coming together with gaskin's office and adult and juvenile probation, and sheriff and the public defender's office in addition. and all of that the residents and the citizens and agencies that are concerned about our youth. last april i authored a directive it our city departments to increase the coordination of our youth services. and the advice of both diana and maurice and others who have been working with me. and sharing my concerns about the levels of gaps that we continue to see in the coordination of services to our youth. and the fact that i have made it a person fo -- personal focus of mine to ensure that our youth ages 18-25 get stronger attent

mark buel in a common well, coo greg dalton, i find it deflammatory. i would like to urge the commission to alter the title of the event to issues facing the park and ask the club to have a representative of the rpd be on the panel. buel was then subsequently added. >> city fields foundation lobbyist susan hersh wrote to provent (inaudible) i want to follow up on the phone message that i called you about the upcoming common wealth with the golden gate park. and to discuss this project and i am going to cut to point. the point is this was a public agency, going after a group of citizens. and then later, deleting all of the e-mails like mad. although they had these e-mails, on their it. they would not provide this, and i read mr. saint croix and he clearly favors phil in this and i think that this is a bigger issue than just going through 62.735. this is about what agencies are doing to people in the city. and how they are treating people. >> thank you, mr. gooding. >> i'm phil gins berg and i am going to be brief and ask the commission to adopt the find

dalton. and it certainly expresses an opinion of mr. buel as to the participants and the panel, it does not suggest that there was going to be some official action or that they were asking the panel not to occur. and to me, this does fall into category four as the e-mail that did not need to be responded to. and that it meets the other requirements. and you know, all of that being said, i understand mr. wooding your frustration here. and i can see why you think that it feels like a cover up, because e-mails get deleted that are inflammatory and it is possible that it was deleted by the desire to prevent it from being disclosed. but as far as the law requires, and what he is required to maintain it does not appear to fit within a document for which retention was required. >> i don't know. my fellow commissioners. >> i guess the question that i have is i am not sure that issue is really raised. because when you read the sections that they claim were violated, 67.25, which is to satisfy an immediate request. there is no doubt that the resp

dalton. and it certainly expresses an opinion of mr. buel as to the participants and the panel, it does not suggest that there was going to be some official action or that they were asking the panel not to occur. and to me, this does fall into category four as the e-mail that did not need to be responded to. and that it meets the other requirements. and you know, all of that being said, i understand mr. wooding your frustration here. and i can see why you think that it feels like a cover up, because e-mails get deleted that are inflammatory and it is possible that it was deleted by the desire to prevent it from being disclosed. but as far as the law requires, and what he is

thoughts too from wall street journal correspondent matthew dalton he says the financial shock waves from cyprus are being felt across europe. the euro group president your own diesel gloom caused a lot of havoc in the markets earlier this week when he suggested that yes in fact the cypriot template would be used to deal with other failing banks throughout the euro zone and that's that includes imposing losses on an insured bank depositors this is something that is still quite controversial among other eurozone countries and you had a number of countries such as luxembourg france and others saying wait a second you know we've got to think about this before we go down that road a lot of other people say look you're playing with fire when you when you try and impose this kind of solution in a crisis you're really going to have to guarantee a significant portion of bank liabilities that ludes depositors that includes even some bondholders and that was the approach earlier on in the crisis with ireland for example where every single bank liability was basically guaranteed at the start so

>>steve: dalton, it sounds like you know a lot about what's going on in the world.t to be when you grow up? >> i don't know. i'm looking down the business road right now but wherever god calls me i'm willing to go. >>steve: if they open the tours, i know you'll be first in line along with your school group. dalton, thank you investment enjoy your -- thank you very much. enjoy your tour of the capitol. >>alisyn: radiation could cause another deadly problem. the warning you need to hear about that next. >>steve: start your tivo. your ticket to the premier of the ali adventure. >>alisyn: happy birthday to billy crystal. lobsterfest is the king of all promotions. there's nothing like our grilled lobster and lobster tacos. the bar harbor bake is really worth trying. [ male announcer ] get more during red lobster's lobsterfest. with the year's largest selection of mouth-watg lobster entrees. like our delicious lobst lover's dream, featuring two kinds of lobster tails. or our sary, new grilled maine lobster and lobsr tacos. my favorite entree is the lobster lover's dream.

my mom grew up in dalton, georgia. >> that's right. >> and they lived in -- my family lived in dalton >> northwest georgia. >> ruby falls and rock city. that's big stuff. >> you know it well. it's a great area. wonderful folks there. >> oh, my gosh. it's fantastic. >> that must have been a transition coming to washington. >> it's very much. i'm just a north georgia country boy. >> how many people live in your town? >> i lived in a small town of ranger. 93 to 95, somewhere in there. >> 93 to 95 people? >> that's correct. >> 93 to 95? >> i'm in the suburbs, though. i'm more in the rural part of our town. >> so saxby chambliss, a dear friend of mine, is getting out of the senate. some people that you had about you possibly running for the senate. you decided not to. why? >> i did, i did. you know, that's a tough decision, quite frankly. you have a lot of supporters that are with you and want you to do it, but it's hard to tell them no, but, ultimately, my family and i thought put our district and georgia first. not this time. maybe in the future. >> first things first. chuck todd, of cou

it is heart breaking to hear these boys who are going to dalton talk about, they have teachers who arem. probably for no reason. this is a problem that our boys are dealing with. we can tell them, you know, do things to not make yourself look so much like whatever that will make other people afraid. the larger world is looking at them as criminals even when they do nothing. how do we deal with these ill police it biases that are shaping our boys? >> i think the american promise film is actually a really important documentary. particularly to address that question. we tend to associate race and particularly race and gender, black men, with criminality. we think of it as a class issue. the reality is when we looking people up to mris and respiratory monitors and we flash images of young black plenty in front of them, you can trace the anxiety growing in our body. there's a part of your brain that increases and that red wing sisters fearful your heart rate increases. that means that when the image of a black man coming down the street, regardless of how he is dressed, pops into our head,

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