they are savvy digital divas. >> dalton -- can you hear me? dalton -- >> no. >> did you hear me? >> yeah. >> reporter: the klauss are from new jersey. >> when we go out we can whip them out and they will be distracted. >> what is that? >> the temple run. >> can you do it? >> theis three. >> reporter: we asked to see what they would do if they go ipad and iphone free far month. you heard me. cold turkey. >> say bye-bye. >> bye ipad. >> bye iphone. >> say bye iphone. >> buy iphone. >> buy ipad. >> you can't play with them any more. >> reporter: the girls were left to play with their analog toys and had to resort to imagination play. >> what is that? >> this is my book light. >> you are pretending it's an ipad? >> yeah. >> reporter: and they fought a lot more. >> don't do that. >> reporter: to help us understand what we are seeing we went to barnard university's toddler center to observe kids reacting to traditional toys versus an ipad. the center tested something known as distractibilty. the kids aged 3 to 5 are given ipads to play with. the grown ups call their names to see how re

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

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

analysts warn the cypriot blueprint it could very well be used in other cash strapped countries matthew dalton a correspondent for the wall street journal says the financial shock waves from cyprus are being felt all 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 or at 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 includes depositors that includes even some bondholders and that was the approach early on in the crisis with ireland for example

>> yeah. >> dalton. >> yeah. >> did you hear me?ppen if they go ipad and iphone free for a month. you heard me, cold turkey. >> bye, ipad. >> bye, ipad. >> you can't play with them anymore. >> okay. >> okay. >> you're saying i can't play with it? >> reporter: the girls were left to play with analog toys and had to resort to imaginary play. >> that's not a real ipad. what is it? >> this is ibooklet. >> so you're pretending it's an ipad? >> yeah. >> reporter: and perhaps not surprisingly, they fought a lot more. >> don't do that! >> it's okay to get upset. you'll get through it. this is a way to stop them in their tracks. be quiet. be quiet. be quiet. >> reporter: if you never learn that skill because you're constantly pacified with an ipad, you aren't learning the skill of coming down from a tantrum? >> exactly. >> reporter: studies show hours and hours of screen time does no real harm to kids' eyesight but it is associated with behavioral problems down the road, which is why the american academy of pediatrics discourages passive scr

dalton is a absolutely different country with a much stronger union system. it never went through thatcherism. now you do not see a note in belgium. industries closed under socialist governments in france, which is as socialist as it gets. the real story of the decade, between the fall of the berlin wall and the opening up of , the under deng xiaoping real story of the decade was with china coming on board, with , withstopping autarky these associate -- the soviet union collapsing, the global stock of workers doubled from 1.5 billion to 3 billion. but the global stock of capital did not double. essentially what we saw was the absence of china and eastern europe and africa and latin america from global competition has stopped. they came back. after being artificially absent. much more than the deregulation margaret thatcher or ronald reagan put in place. host: we cover the prime minister's q and a on c-span. i want to go back to 1989 when ms. thatcher was speaking during the prime minister q and a, talking about the role of government versus business when it c

it was a totally different animal at that point it was based on this book called kill bin laden by dalton fury it was going to be the story of a sort of failed mission to get bin laden they quickly wrote the script and were given a lot of access to sensitive materials by the white house so for me that picture was just sort of a an interesting symbol of the evolution and the rise and prominence of j. sachs and the willingness of the obama administration to sort of own this force and say they're at the forefront the tip of the spear of our policy and. jarrett well the follow up question let me let me pick it up after the break more with jeremy scahill writer. with. technology innovation all the developments from around russia. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powdery down here the bottom line there's still a lot of snow

dalton was so badly conceived from the beginning. they said, we give up. we abandoned. gerri: we are going to pay everybody. this is government logic. we cannot figure out what to do, so we will allow taxpayer money to everybody. >> well, we are going to pay everyone peanuts. we're going to say, you lost your house and more than half of the people are going to get $300. gerri: at think this is corporate cronyism, and i will tell you why. this is the occ, big regulator in washington. who gets a job with a major one of these firms who is trying to do this business cannot its mary shapiro, former head of the securities and exchange commission. how convenient. >> obviously there is a lot of back-and-forth. the revolving door goes round and round. mary schapiro said there is no revolving door. i'm not going back to government. maybe the big reason is because they do not pay as much. there has been a lot of people from the sec and other regulators going, and they do good work. it is very close with the government. we refer to them as shadow regulators. when you have this sort

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. >> of the problem with it to let the youth or dalton.position to sit back and look at how the world is changing and look at the views of how things are today. things are the same as these to be. >> the proposal will be submitted to the roughly 1400 voting members on the national council. that is set for may 20th. will be right back and will have an update on all of the top stories in two minutes. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. story today marks one week since two bombing exploded of finish one of the boston marathon. 19 year old has not been charged yet. he's in the hospital and we've learned today that he is communicating with all authorities in right team because he can't

ladder and stayed where she was and that we have now is an inability for people who might be grocers dalton's from ordinary villages around the country or towns they simply cannot get on the latter and whether that's her like a thing all just her identity or what is identified with her that all for one and one for oneself rather than all for one one for all we will be debating for a very long time clifford head. yes we need we need heroes among us to lead us into the workplace or any other field of endeavor but we also needed to be possible for people of ordinary abilities to be successful and to a conservative a vibrant economy has to be the number one priority of government dealing with the immediate c of a recession is one thing pump priming you know a little bit of keynesianism may be called for but then you have to look at to business confidence investor confidence you want the money taken out of the corporate treasury and put it into investment to plant and hiring and training workers and so there is a fraternity of the productive classes those capital and the labor conservative matthew

on the .ist the first witness third three terms as utah attorney general, currently a partner at dalton sanders in washington d.c. schumer, thank senator who spent so much time on this and has also filled in to tear it, and senator bourbon, -- senator different on so many committees, they all seem to meet at the same time. is an honor to be here today at these historic hearings. i am pleased to see there are four former attorneys general, two of my mentors, senator blumenthal and senator corpsmen. it is a pleasure to be with you today. .- senator corbin a few short months ago, i dedicated and committed my life to public safety and law enforcement at unthankful for the opportunity to speak on behalf of the criminal-justice system on the issue of comprehensive immigration reform. i am a student of history and i love what the founders said when they wanted to form a more perfect union. the first two things i want to do to establish justice, which was obviously all about equal access chemical opportunity, and to ensure domestic tranquillity, both what law enforcement and criminal justice sy