dorsey? dorsey doesn't mix in politics, do ya, dorsey? i try to keep my nose out of 'em. hoch shakes his cloth out, and mr. turpin stands. what'd i tell you? the good ones know to stay clear of it. the colonel observes arises to the imface of those -- imitation of those we can assemble. dorsey can feel turpin watching him do the judge's cheeks. you planning to vote in this election, dorsey? the judge concludes his head. -- cocks his head. the colonel lays his newspaper in his lap waiting for the answer. hoch retreats to get the broom. dorsey has always voted ever since he was old enough, but nobody made any fuss about it until lately. no, sir, he lies softly. don't suppose i will. if rest of your people show that kind of good sense, it'll stay peaceful in this city. it sounds a bit like a threat, but he can see mr. turpin is smile anything the mirror, gently tapping the thin layer at the top of his head with his fingers. say, dorsey, how come a good looking young fellow like you isn't hitched yet? dorsey flicks lather off the blade, rinses it through. oh, i've been studyi

americans remind them that what really matters is the economy join me to discuss this is kristen dorsey director of external and government affairs at the economic policy institute christine thanks for coming back on the show what is congress doing right now i mean can you honestly can you tell me one positive thing at the congress is doing it to really create jobs other than i don't know allowing businesses to continue enjoying all those tax breaks or slashing abortion funding and all that stuff you know unfortunately anything positive to deal with creating jobs in this country is really left off the table as soon as we made this pivot to being all about the deficit once that dominated talk in congress and from the white house by point we haven't done anything to deal with the enormity of the jobs crisis that you talked about fourteen million people unemployed and if you really look at some other indicators that we have a market that a lot worse shape than the fact that we haven't had any results from congress fully disappointing now i just wonder to we're waiting for jobs numbers for

dorsey just explained, we entitled the program summer academic program. it is for ninth graders and incoming 10th graders who are in danger of failing and has the possibility of not receiving the high school diploma if we did not intervene right away. the program is currently being hosted at balboa high school. today, we did our first orientation with about 50youth and the principal and responsible open it up for us to do another presentation tomorrow and one on monday. the schedule fluctuates, but the program is set up to serve 100, and they have an opportunity to receive up to at $590 that it, so it is a $50 gift card, depending on attendance, depending on summer school attendance, and we developed a rubric to determine how that they scale would work in terms of their seven. first orientation was today. that went over very well. we had about 50 something youth. they have all been given intake forms for the program. we will probably have a more finalist as of monday. part of our strategy as well is possibly working with bringing some of the youth over fr

my name is matt dorsey. as some of you know, i am the communications director for the city attorney down the hall, but i am not here on an official capacity. i wanted to use some personal time today to make it personal case for the enormous value of shanti's live program. i learned i was hiv-positive in 2003. at that time, on the advice of a friend, to one the live program. to this day, i consider it the single most valuable source of information and support i could have received at that time. the thing that has made the biggest difference in my health and well-being is this extraordinary program. it taught me how to live a healthy life, and it did more than that. it also taught me how to be a better brother to others who have hiv and aids. it is an extraordinary program. it works. i hope you will do what you can to keep it working. >> i am the executive director at the shanti project. i have had a chance to meet with most of you about the program and what a drastic reduction would mean for san francisco's h

dorsey's ambition to take control of the channel goes back to two thousand and four for the new system of government simply weak we thought we needed to build a viable state first and then take care of the rest of europe because of as it turned out the regime's aim was to take control of the channels i think the blame for what i did because i gave away your study to you know i didn't want to rock the boat. as about the same time george's media was going out of its way to reporter mikhail saakashvili as police reforms and face value the changes look quite impressive petty crime is being stamped out people now felt more secure on the streets of the towns off the. traffic patrols that stopped taking freud's. goes. through the country's traffic police are totally free from corruption but you can get your license within a day after pain right through official channels instead of flying in somebody's stockett's i would. for many years nino burjanadze was speaker of the country's parliament and one of mikail. closest associates in two thousand and eight she resigned from the post of parliamen

jack dorsey can come along and do something brand-new with square that is going to have an impact across different kinds of economies. it's pretty fascinating. you look at ebay. they bought milo with jack abraham is at number 25 on the list. and that could have an impact on all of retailing. >> right. >> so there is all kinds of possibilities here. >> sam, americans are eating 31% more calories than 40 years ago. more children are obese than ever before. more americans are in need of food than ever before. >> that's right. >> these are real tough challenges. >> yep. >> most people don't realize that the biggest killer is heart disease. and that comes as a result of obesity and behavior. so what solutions do we have? >> right. we have a lot of solutions. i think it's important to understand the stakes. the cdc predicts that one in three kids if the current trends will continue will have diabetes in their lifetime. and it's the number one disqualification for military service. so when four-star generals are telling us this is one of our greatest national security threats, we know we have t

and i can of course light team has come up and look at the valleys like jack dorsey or zetterberg who are leaving companies. but if i would you give them? somebody who has gone through the process, helping start something. this is their life. she tell them to just take a break? what would you tell them? >> well, together thing was my house but that is basically said i was cured by the age of 30, but i didn't know that. that was also a big factor, a big wake-up call. there's certain things that i don't think that that mysterious, but you have to be eternally vigilant about new platforms coming down. and you can think about facebook and twitter. you know, both of those could have been created earlier. used to be called myspace not unlike a. when a new platform puzzle on, you can be obsolete quickly. you have to be incredibly vigilant, hire the best people and retain them, which in silicon valley -- the reason was because else changes jobs in 18 months. that was in 1977. so we said yeah, seattle, rain. >> of course our families where they are. sorry, so there's pioneering and retaining g

and i'm looking at that last 18 months and i'm looking at the valley or jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg that are leading their own companies. what advice would you give them as somebody who has gone through that process of starting, helping start something and like this is their life. this is what they're doing. would you like tell them to just take a break or like -- what would you tell them? >> the other thing that influenced my departure, of course, was my -- was my health. and i didn't know -- you know, the doctors basically said they thought i was cured at the age of 30 but i didn't know that. but that was also -- >> a big wakeup call. >> a big wakeup call. but there's certain things -- i don't think they are mysterious and you have to be eternally vigilant about new platforms coming down the pike. and if you think about facebook and twitter, you know, both of those could have been created earlier. i mean -- there used to be a thing called myspace not that long ago. >> i was on it? >> you were? >> i was for about three weeks. [laughter] >> when a new platform comes along and evolve

jack dorsey will moderate a conversation between president obama and americans across the economy aboutntry about the economy and jobs. more information can be found at the event home page. very exciting. i will take your questions. >> is the president going to accept the invitation to go to deal today? how does he justify going to philadelphia? >> the president has met repeatedly with leaders and with members. he had the entire senate republican caucus you're not too long ago. benny had the entire house republican caucus here not -- then he had the entire house republican caucus. what the senator invited the president to do was to hear senate republicans restate their position. we know what that position is. he also invited him to hear what would not pass. that is not a conversation worth having. what we need to have is a conversation about what will pass. negotiations that build upon the success -- to move forward with a significant deficit reduction deal that is balanced and fair. the american people are demanding it. the american people are tired of the posturing. they just want us