we hope you'll be on your way into the station so we can have it year an get n-- this decisio.ill kcosby, the jury riff dead lps lo deadlocked. letting they sent a note to the judge letting them now it's deaded. >>> are. >> reporter: i'm joined by a porm innocent deliberation attorney. if they came back is that a win to you? >> any time you have a client charged and not a conviction defense lawyers consider that a win. i'm sure brian feels relieved assuming they all the mt.ly do hallelujah and it's a mistrial. >> reporter: >> i knee fnt -- bud of how long they have wornged, bo think think thaw are look ringed gl begl to obl. >> trchl is yor was lugs didn't stay as long as it takes. i don't think the length of the drive to pittsburgh factors in at all. >> let's go back. this is an old case. it obviously has to make a play here. bh at one point the jury asked where is your gavel? do you think the lack of physical evidence or lack of time played into this at all? >> sure. old case, conflicting stories. it had ton have an effect. known is get better at pointing out. he is a great g

many kicases, they make decisio without dealing with the fears. >> i feel if you are afraid, you makem decisions. >> absolutely. >> how do you deal with it? talk about it with your partner or team? >> i have a methodology of the things that will kill your business. mostly ego gets in the way. you won't admit to them and hope they will go away. they won't. >> we are all very good at convincing ourselves it will go away. you are an entrepreneur and glowiglo growing your business. >> deal with the fears first. >> all right. >> for me, the biggest thing that people do when we have this much money to make it work and we are out of money. where can we cut? the one place we cut is on marketing. that turns out to be the biggest problem. if you have to sell and you have a product to get to stores and you cut the one way you have to reach your awudience and talk t the audience, you have a problem. the biggest tip is not cut the marketing budget. are you spending a lot of money for the shotgun approach where you should pick people off one by one. perhaps changes that. >> i feel people waste mone

for me as a business guy typically i haven't made those decisio decisions. a lot of big corporations don't make those decisions that way. a lot of small business guys don't make it that way. making permanent it would be prudent. allowing the entrance expense to be deducted. you have to do something for moms and dads on main street. one of those, whether it is brady three point structure. we could come an agreement and start having real debates in the months to follow. >> perfect. anything? >> some of the rough numbers you may be shocked that melt care. he said i don't know if we are have the votes. that's trillion there that will go towards tax reformt. so all this plays in abdomen we have a budget piece going on right now. we are arguing about $50 billion. that seems like a fair 2s thousand billion dollars. we have to vote an a a budget in a week or two. if you get are of the board i adjustable. i think some of us have some flexibility when it comes to taxes. we know for the next generation this is a once in a century opportunity to get this economy humming

the state has made it a decisio facebook having the policy is not the same thing. the state has made it a decision particularly in the realm of information gathering. these offenders can go to these sites and quietly lurk and find out information. there are links -- the crucial factor that the state believes that narrows the statute is that the site must have links to other users' profile pages -- >> but i mean -- yes, that narrows it, it takes the newyorktimes.com out of the statute. it doesn't take the sites that people use today, as i suggested, whether twitter or whether it's facebook, which have become incredibly important parts of our political culture, of our religious culture, if you ask there are surveys that say how many americans have communicated their faith on social networking sites in the past week? and it turns out that 1 in 5, that's about 50 million americans, use this for religious community purposes. so whether it's political community, whether it's religious community, i mean, these sites have become embedded in our culture as ways to communica

iea think they have made a marketing in a business decisio decision. >> greg: people like to be challengedwhy "the five" is the most successful to show in history of television. >> kimberly: exhilarating, thrilling! we could get when any authorities appearing to get a handle layer. renouncing more smoke and flame flames. it wasn't that case about five hours ago. it has been burning for five hours. the mayor of london calling it "a mayor stomach major incident." a number of people have been treated for injuries including smoke inhalation, but so far no word of fatalities.

what was their decisio inexperienced in the a reen game.ught, that was the general consensus, you know, and it is the nature of the beast. you have to learn to adapt on the fly and one of the issues i was, football you play best a, i think difficult a good job. coming off of college. >> yes, football guys, is it tough, to translate from the field of professional football to inside football. >> it is a different game. the game outside and game inside, it is different. there is less area, and things happen quicker. so it is definitely a difference but maybe you stay witt, maybe they give you another shot but because the fact that they looked at you seriously, that is a step in the right direction right there. >> absolutely. >> it shows courage doing what you do. >> what advice. >> justin to work at it. you know, in this game you never know how people will transition anyway. you justin to work at it, keep pushing, keep doing what you do to tighten up your craft. then also, you have to, become a student of the game. even if there is, if you wan

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issues addressed are predicates for making a decision on the decisio agreement. it's a question we have reserved for a point subsequent to the completion of the mpr. i don't have an answer on that. we are waiting for the processes to work their course and decide what our posture should be before we decide what constraints to put on the two. one shadow of a somewhat darker worry and i hope one more optimistic one. the darker problem, the crowd o on -- cloud on the horizon is the issue of compliance. arms-control is something we remain committed and deeply attracted but we are attracted to good arms-control. we don't like it that that doesn't make sense or can't be enforced. it must meet the criteria we are setting forth in the process, the annual noncompliance report we are trying to articulate more of our philosophy on how to approach those things. i said a few words about that in new york a couple days ago. because we like to have good arms-control we think it's necessary to point these things out. in that context we have a problem of what to do about the inf ch

people and advancing our values has necessitated difficult decisions in other areas of ourn budget.lt decisio the fy 2018 budget request includes substantial funding for many foreign assistance programs under the auspices of usaid and the state department, but we have made hard choices to reduce funding for other initiatives. o but even with reductions in funding, we will continue to bei the leader in international development, global health,,lead democracy and good governance initiatives, and humanitarian efforts. if natural disasters or epidemics strike overseas, america will respond with care and support. i am convinced we can maximize the effectiveness of these programs and continue to offer america's helping hand to the world. this budget request also reflects a commitment to ensure every tax dollar spent is aligned with the department and usaid's mission-critical objectives. the request focuses the state department and usaid's efforts on missions which deliver the greatest value and opportunity of success for the american people. the state department and usaid budget increased over 60%

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parents are making those decisio decisions. >> the parents, as they come up the school would have to accept that student. if the student had severe disabilities they would have to accommodate their program to deal with that student's special disability. is that your position? >> if a school is accepting federal funds they are going to follow federal law. >> so the voucher that is used to pay -- >> i will repeat again, if they are accepting federal funds they will follow federal laws. >> you would consider that voucher federal funds? >> well, first of all there is no voucher program. this is all a hypothetical question. >> it's not a hypothetical question. >> it is. >>. >> i have said before if a school is accepting federal funds they have to follow federal laws. >> so let me ask you a question, a for-profit school accepts a voucher -- because that's what you're talking about. giving the parents to move out of a pub slick system? it require ts them no follow -- >> any school that accepts federal funds will follow federal laws, period without discriminati discrimination. >> so your ans