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to protect the economy and the to put their lives so there is no good initiative for the moment dr cohen we have to take a short break now but when we come back dr klein was very critical of period you can another french contrition and his diet is now taking the world by storm have the diet guru settled their differences that's coming up in a few moments and while the part. of. technology innovation all these developments from russia we've got the future. on their way to antarctica the crew of the i can to make sure the face many challenges. here you have to look out for yourself crashing on to rocks trapped in pack ice in extreme conditions anything can happen and dart to always comes up with surprises you have to keep your eyes open because if there's always something going wrong the ship carries huge reserves of water food fuel as well as helicopters and people able to survive extreme conditions they're ready for anything even an apocalypse she's really an incredible ship calling all antarctica stations this is academic a field of radio check please respond. much if your advice is cen

i remember going to the intersection of the arts and now they are here a block away at 5 m and dr. cohen is now the director of yerba buena center for the arts. that is community begins to evolve, we are here growing the job sector here in mid-market. in 2011 when the mayor held a press conference across the street, we had the highest vacancy commercial rate in the city. what we are seeing now at mid-market is that everyone wants to be here now. of course what that means that everyone wants to be here, what does that mean for the arts community that has always been here. this is going to keep artist and the artist organization here. it was great to work with the california community loan funds and the office of economic development to make this a reality. over the past couple of year with hard work and procuring money and property owners we were able to procure these sites to ensure the arts remain here permanently. this is a huge effort. it's not just the elected officials that get to stay here. it's the main market community that holds this together. whether it's the collaborative that

because they have to protect the economy and the to put so there is no good initiative for the moment dr cohen we have to take a short break now but when we come back dr klein was very critical of p.r. and you can another french contrition as his diet is now taking the world by storm have the diet the kooris settled their differences that's coming up in a few moments and while the part. the beginning. to months in the flames from my life. it's an eleanor temptation. the darkness lasts for six months. people. easy to. conceal and. indigenous people. from. this era could be. trusted. to make a psychologist. has changed his life and the world. by giving. hope. to so many children. welcome back to all the parts we're discussing the politics of food with the inventor of the parisian dive john michelle kwan mr cohen just before the break we were talking about administrative staff in order to limit or. counter obesity epidemic and in many developed countries it is well established fact that the minority of patients in health care system take up the majority of resources the lion's share of resources

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have to protect the economy and they have the product so there is no good initiative for the moment dr cohenwe have to take a short break now but when we come back dr klein was very critical of period you can another friend trisha asked whose diet is now taking the world by storm have the diet guru settled their differences that's coming up in a few moments and while the part. if you. need to. start to construct your current. gears don't want to be gangstas in a lot of. dog deal because they don't work that well with the time the kid came to be we can see. you just heard there i was and i was in the hood. with thirty round clips. but i said. i don't want to die i just really do not want to die young young. one of the twenty fourth doing olympics what's this place like. this is so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games shaping the city's present and future what sochi will bring yet this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold and snowy winter of mountainous tokyo beyond the olympics but . today. welcome back to all the parts we're discussing the p

twenty five i heard mosco thankfully without international after the break of filming crew travels to dr cohenif you're watching us in the u.k. going underground with host afshin rattansi is right after the break seize. recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday in the big con game that just a few years ago no one seems to know about has been in place for one hundred years so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nine hundred thirteen firstly they've managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the u.s. government and thus out of the hands of u.s. voters i what it comes to money who needs to mock received representation anyways they also made to whittle away the dollars tagging to gold until nixon finally said forget gold let's print our way out of vietnam because there's no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has reduced by at least twenty three times since the fed came into being lovely but what about the next hundred years well. if the recent rounds of quantitative easing

and then you met earlier my colleague here at heritage, dr. cohen, who is our russia-eurasia specialist, senior fellow. he's been here since 1992. got his education both at tus university but also many years in israel and he is our major commentator on all things russia, the former soviet union , both their politics, economics, energy and he is our lead man for dealing with the issues that have been coming up , most closely related to sochi. with that i'm going to stop, we're going to speak for approximately 10 minutes, i'll give you maybe a couple minutes over if you have a little too much. then i'll start waving my arms and we'll go from this end down and end with dr. cohen and then go into q&a. >> thank you very much. it's always a pleasure. to be at heritage. always a pleasure to come back and talk. this is perhaps not the cheeriest subject to talk about . in part because i tend to have a very pessimistic view of the sochi olympics and sort of all of the security dynamics that are relating to it for a number of reasons, which i'll mention. first

dr. debra cohen, she joins us life from san francisco. deborah, thank you so much.hat now every time and get the goose bumps every single time. here you were, what an honor to be one of some dozen people, to be featured in this ad, heroic women of 2013. >> it's exceptionally humbling, i'm not sure i'm worthy. but i feel like i represent all women a and the resilience that we all have. >> let's talk about your resilience. for those who are not familiar with this video that got clicked on, i don't know how many times on the internet, i mean, explain to us why you were dancing in the or? >> yeah, so i had found out a few weeks prior that i had breast cancer and of course my first typical reaction was fear. and i decided to roll up my sleeves and dig my arms straight into life and i decided what i really wanted to do was not shrink by my fear but instead explode into life and my favorite thing to do, my medicine is dance. and i decided what better way to celebrate life than to dance in the operating room, right before my surgery, with my community. >> it makes sense. >>

cohen as well. let me just say that we are here in chambers looking at anls analyst report. we have dr. richmond here today. over a year broad base community coalition has been meeting with my office and supervisor cohen and avalos and supervisor has been meeting with a concerned group as well and concerned about sugar beverages and the health of our community. the risk of san francisco families worries us. this is a study we have done and what our budget analyst office has done is come forward and understand the impacts. i want to thank supervisors cohen and avalos and wiener . it's a very important issue. there is nothing more important than -- [inaudible]. to draft with supervisor wiener's office and all of our staff are working on one measure that would move forward sometime in the future. it's not competing measures but one unified measure. this study helps us focus on different issues to unite the different groups working on this issue around the city. we are also looking on legislation out of this report that will help tax distributors of sugary drinks and allocate dedicated reven

cohen, i agree with dr. burgess. you ought to be fired. >> the time has expired. >> thank you. mr. cohen, there are a lot of things in the affordable care act, but many of the provisions are about consumer protections to ensure that americans have a diverse choice of health care providers. as with many new laws, there are wrinkles in the implementation and disagreement about rational intent. i want to ask you about one of those with respect to the aca. i have been hearing from some providers, and my colleagues have been hearing same concerns, about the interpretation of the provider nondiscrimination provision in section 2706 of the public health service act. what these providers are telling me is that your agency's subregulatory -- in their view, in the view of many legislators, is inconsistent with the statute and legislative intent. and the concern is this, that the guidance could lead to discrimination against some providers by health insurers, which this provision is designed to prevent. are you aware of these concerns? my question, what are your plans to address them to ensure

cohen, i agree with dr. burgess. you ought to be fired. >> the time has expired. >> thank you. mr. cohen, there are a lot of things in the affordable care act, but many of the provisions are about consumer protections to ensure that americans have a diverse choice of health care providers. as with many new laws, there are wrinkles in the implementation and disagreement about rational intent. i want to ask you about one of those with respect to the aca. i have been hearing from some providers, and my colleagues have been hearing same concerns, about the interpretation of the provider nondiscrimination provision in section 2706 of the public health service act. what these providers are telling me is that your agency's subregulatory -- in their view, in the view of many legislators, is inconsistent with the statute and legislative intent. and the concern is this, that the guidance could lead to discrimination against some providers by health insurers, which this provision is designed to prevent. are you aware of these concerns? my question, what are your plans to address them to ensure

dr. on cross-examination , the fbi told him they were grains of sand wanted in the arrest of someone else. they have never completely cohenashat colin -- really the target and it was about him all the time. was the fbi's stupid? why would they give up that information to somebody they eventually wanted to question? what is the strategy? >> they were trying any tactic that seemed like it might possibly work. in other words, do not worry about you. we are not going to throw you in jail. we are really after this big guy. thought this pressure tactic might persuade gillman to help them, which he eventually did. >> how is the trial going so far? you alluded to dr. gelman as the star witness in the case against matthew martoma. what has come out so far? is anything going to change? >> gilman is 81 years old, quite fragile looking, hard of hearing. he needs things to be repeated to him multiple times. but he has held up remarkably well under intense questioning. he admits he does not remember a lot of things that happened. the events in question are between 2006-2008. what he has repeated over and over, and it seems sincere, he

dr. sidney gilman revealing some really bad news about these drugs, and martoma calls up steve cohen, andhe only people in the world who know what happened on that conversation are martoma and steve cohen. >> the next day, sac started to aggressively unwind its large positions in elan and wyeth, and in fact ended up going short those two stocks to make a bet against them. >> elan plc tumbling $14.12. that's a 42% drop... >> the announcement came out, the results were very negative and both elan and wyeth dropped in value. >> so according to the government, sac ends up making an estimated $275 million based on inside information. >> narrator: dr. gilman is cooperating against martoma in what has become the largest insider trading case in history. greg kappes lost more than a half million dollars and has joined a class action lawsuit against sac. >> smith: so you played in the market and you lost. happens to people all the time in the stock market. >> yes. >> smith: what was different? >> (sighs) it was gamed. and in hindsight, what we found out is that sac knew the hand before everybody el

dr. ma's shares are wo nearly $200 million. steve cohen's sac capital did even better.d nearly 1 million shares of intercept as of november. it stood to make nearly $375 million. there's cgi moving lower. it said its contract with the government over the federal health care website is going to end next month and a tough day for sears which reported quarter to date same-store sales fell by 7.4%. it also projected a fourth quarter loss wider than wall street was expecting and it was a year ago that eddie lampert, the hedge fund manager, named himself as ceo of the company. the stock is down 10% during his tenure as the chief executive. >> dom, thank you. let's talk about sears. is this a buying opportunity at these levels or is it best for investors to just stay away? >> mary gilbert and michael santoli from yahoo! finance joining us now. thanks for being here. mary, first to you. do you see value in sears? >> absolutely not. these shares are not for the faint of heart. this company is highly complex. it's being run by an asset manager, and that shows in the number they r

dr. burgess for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. cohen. have to bring this up. need to do it. have to have the address it. september 202013 i asked you will be enrollment be ready january 1 and you said consumers will get its determination of what tech-savvy cities are vulnerable for an book that plans available where they live. they will be able to see the premium subsidy they would have to pay and be able to choose a plan and get enrolled in coverage beginning october 1. do you recall that exchange? >> i recall it very well. >> knowing what you know now would you like to revise that answer? >> clearly it was wrong but it was also what i believed and what i understood. based on what i had been told -- i would like to answer your question if you would permit me. i knew that i was going to be asked that question when i came here on september 19 i knew is close to -- and i was careful to give a thorough briefing from the people responsible for overseeing the web site and the answer that i gave you was exactly what they told me her functionality with the umm october 1 come exactl