deepak chop pra. he comes from a sikh family. says he's grieving with everyone else affected by the shooting. and says guns do not belong in a civil society. his book offers spiritual joins me now. a harrowing story this, coming so soon after the aurora massacre. you've attracted a lot of flack i've seen from people who feel passionately that right to bear arms means you cannot even debate this. what is the practical thing that can be done now? >> piers, what is really interesting is my comment that guns don't belong in the civil society generated so much hostility, anger, rage, ethno centratism, bigotry and racism. these people are the very people who should not be owning guns. the fact they can get enraged at a comment like that is a sign that something very drastically wrong with our culture, which is going through a major shift right now, with new immigrants coming from all over the world. a global identity for our next generation. you know, i have a grandson who speaks five languages because his mother is chinese and his fat

yeah i mean people deepak bhargava says beautifully in the film he said there are two kinds of power in america organized money and organized people so we've seen what organized money can do and so now it's time for organized people to get together and it should be a top down bottom up movement and we really have to pressure from the top and from the bottom to to make our legislature and make our administration you know do what they need to do which is return to representative democracy yeah absolutely and you've done a lot of the work there for us already by making this film francis kasi thank you so much great thanks for having me you know the name of the movie is heist who stole the american dream and tom hartman narrates it so you should watch it i. the romney ryan campaign for some reason really wants to have a debate over medicare with president obama in a speech on wednesday night ryan told a crowd at ohio's miami university quote the president i'm told is talking about medicare today we want this debate we need this debate and we will win this debate . now ryan might be right

but we feel like, i mean deepak advertising investing in local real estate is the future of real estateer. tracy: i'm with you. get the community involved and i think they take a little more pride in things. you go to fundrise.com, right, if you want to invest in. >> right. all of sudden you have the power to build your city and build your neighborhood and see the impact of your money and potentially profit from it. tracy: i think it is a pretty cool idea, ben. thanks for bringing it to us. >> thanks. tracy: we have to get him up here to new york city. >>> consumers may be on the sidelines but can nike's first $300 plus pair of lebron james sneakers help them jump bark into the game? i'm going no but what do i know? we have details on this impending frenzy next. you can never have too much money unless of course you spend it on lebron's sneakers. ♪ . tracy: it is time for a little fun with "spare change." tonight we are joined by fox's very own adam shapiro and monica crowley. my girl. i'm so glad you're both here. we are talking about this nike ad, putting their most dedicated people t

plus, deepak chopra who says there is no place for guns in a civilized society.gning queen of the pool, missy franklin. and my prime-time exclusive with super star serena williams. her medals -- >> i love gold, it's my favorite color. >> and the olympian who inspired her. >> what an honor to be at the same olympic games as this guy. >> plus the the two women behind gymnastics champ gabby douglas. >> she said, either i can find a new coach or i want to give up doing the sport. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening from london. we'll get to my interviews with olympians missy franklin and serena williams later in the show. we begin tonight with our big story. the deadly rampage at a sikh temple. law enforcement officers say wade michael page, an army veteran, was a lone gunman in the rampage. neighbors say page played in a far right punk band and an old army buddy of page's talked about what he called racial holy war. i'll talk to him exclusively in a few minutes.

plus, deepak chopra who says there is no place for guns in a civilized society.queen of the pool, missy franklin. and my prime-time exclusive with super star serena williams. her medals -- >> i love gold, it's my favorite color. >> and the olympian who inspired her. >> what an honor to be at the same olympic games as this guy. >> plus the the two women behind gymnastics champ gabby douglas. >> she said, either i can find a new coach or i want to give up doing the sport. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening from london. we'll get to my interviews with olympians missy franklin and serena williams later in the show. we begin tonight with our big story. the deadly rampage at a sikh temple. law enforcement officers say wade michael page, an army veteran, was a lone gunman in the rampage. neighbors say page played in a far right punk band and an old army buddy of page's talked about what he called racial holy war. i'll talk to him exclusively in a few minutes. joining me now is our first guest. he went to the temple every day. he was on his way there when the s

he works with people as diverse as nasa deepak chopra, really bringing those two sort of right brain, left brain functions together. bella gaia has already had shows, toured countries, reached some , people in person and about million through online and tv. and we are going to be lucky enough to have a performance of bella gaia here the aspen institute this week. mr. williams: tomorrow at : e? o'clock at paepcke. ms. tischler: tomorrow, : o'clock, be there. so before we launch into their presentations, ed, what is big data? mr. parsons: a very good question. i think i we're brutally honest, it's a bit of a marketing term at this point in time. it's an opportunity for companies to sell you stuff. but there is -- there is an underlying change afoot in the volumes of data that we are generating ourselves and that have been generated by remote sensing satellites in measuring the world is increasing enormously. and perhaps, within the next years, it will increase by two orders of magnitude. so there's going to be much more data to deal with, much of it generated by machines that are measur

. >> peter: i don't want you to come off as deepak chopra.had a background in media and reporting. it is written in a way in the details you pick up on are so funny, the very first story in the book, you talk about going to a dinner party on a boat with nude people. >> yeah. >> peter: how do you even handle that? >> oh it was horrifying. sort of -- the fantasy of course is that it is going to be all of these really attractive people and you know, the ladies are going to be like really flirtatious -- which they were in the end. they were flirtatious. but it was really -- because it ends up being like you know, everyone was -- it is sort of a testament that most people should not be taking their clothes off in front of other people. a boat -- adrift at sea with a bunch of like cellulite-ridden, pasty 50-year-olds. >> peter: it is a classic seinfeld episode there. is good naked and there's bad naked, you know? sitting on a boat eating with a guy that looks like a beanbag chair with legs, that's not good naked. >> no. and yeah, oh, go have some m

he works with people as diverse as nasa deepak chopra, really bringing those two sort of right brain, left brain functions together. bella gaia has already had shows, toured countries, reached some , people in person and about million through online and tv. and we are going to be lucky enough to have a performance of bella gaia here the aspen institute this week. and when is that going to be? mr. williams: tomorrow at : o'clock at paepcke. ms. tischler: tomorrow, : o'clock, be there. so before we launch into their presentations, ed, what is big data? mr. parsons: a very good question. i think i we're brutally honest, it's a bit of a marketing term at this point in time. it's an opportunity for companies to sell you stuff. but there is -- there is an underlying change afoot in the volumes of data that we are generating ourselves and that have been generated by remote sensing satellites in measuring the world is increasing enormously. and perhaps, within the next years, it will increase by two orders of magnitude. so there's going to be much more data to deal with, much of it generated

we had deepak chopra, the head of our research advisory board and a couple others.ting day. on the left-hand side you'll see a picture of harvard's campus with the born brave bus. one of the more exciting things happening in 2013 will be the foundation bus tour that will be part of her musical tour. so who are leading partners, who are our founding partners? the california endowment, the mcarthur foundation and viacom and berkman, as i showed, and coming together we are focused on the mission to connect young people in a safe environment, provide them skills and opportunities to be the best they can be. and a quote from gaga in her own words about changing the world is: i do not believe one person can change the world. i believe humankind as a whole can change the world. so what is our motto, what is our approach? as i talked about the sso, safety, skills and opportunity, within safety as one of the earlier speakers talked about, roberto rodriguez, a former colleague of mine when we both worked for senator kennedy, talked about you have to first and foremost provide