you start wealthy then you could say that. >> he is the eaton brad? >> he gave a favorable review. [laughter] >> so let's talk as it relates to the historical document but you seem worried we more a "the triple package" nation but has become less so. is it possible for a nation to become more triple package? it sounds like groups over individuals but what about a nation? >> we say we talk by analogy it is the last chapter we booked an end to say in some ways america was born with these three elements. everybody knows about american exceptional is of. we have the best system we always have the insecurity to be the underdog. queer look down on by europe in to the soviet union in the puritan origins of impulse control but it has always been an interplay which makes america of what it is of rules of immigrants but it's a good way you have new energy but what we say at the end of the book for the first time in our entire history maybe we were left with major superiority complex at the expense of the other two. so which has massive problems anyway is tempered to prove herself. >> would y

of eaton college have superiority in spades and even impulse control but no insecurity. and according to this article, no riding from where they -- rising from where they started, you know? if you start out wealthy, then you can stay that way. >> host: david cameron is an eaton grad, isn't he? >> guest: well, he's described as -- [laughter] >> host: so let's close by talking a little bit about the united states. you've touched on it a little bit as it relates to our historical documents, but you both seem worried that we were more a triple pagination and for a variety of reasons, which we've talked about, we've become less so. is it possible as a nation to become more triple packagey? it sounds like it's possible for groups and individuals, but how as a nation? don't you have to find yourself in opposition to something? >> guest: now we're just talking by analogy. this is the last chapter, it's kind of a fun thought experiment. we booknd it, right? we do say that this some ways, actually, other ways i was born with these three elements. everybody knows about american exc

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but an accident at eaton canyon road is blocking two lanes and has backed up the traffic and it is more than twice the normal drive time. it should take 28 to 9 minutes but now is about 22 minutes. the concern is that it is going to back up the ride even more through the dublin interchange. it will start to slow the traffic coming out of livermore in the westbound direction. there's no indication of how soon that will get this cleared. again, two lanes were blocked and that is why it was jammed up. >> there is a homicide investigation in san jose that has disrupted service. the investigation on second street. there is no train stopping at this location and buses are being eroded. reroute it. >> here is a live look from our roof cam, downtown san francisco is clear and also cold. here is a bridge out of what the weather should be today. during 8:00 a.m. for schoolwork it will be cold. the temperatures will be in the 40's. we should pressure sulfur that by noon time will see steady warming where temperatures will be in the mid-60s. mid- 60's for the bay. by 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. it should b

nightmares, these were signs of post traumatic stress disorder and growing research shows that people like eatonuffer at rates close to those of veterans from war. this is a doctor from a trauma center at seattle. he sees patients surviving in a civilian combat zone. >> and it's sort of the intersection of public health and public violence. don't throw away the underclass. we can help these folks. >> reporter: the problem is when civilians suffer neighborhood violence, they rarely get the screening and support they need. >> your odds of not returning to work after that injury go from 40% to 60%. >> reporter: and studies show other social problems for the community, including a higher likelihood of carrying a weapon and ending back up in the hospital where often treatment costing fall on the community. >> the understanding for soldiers, we now need to show to young people who don't get to leave the battlefield. >> reporter: this program has 1200 young people. the group found patients who received intervention were 70% less likely to be arrested and 60% less likely to engage in violent crime. >> t

different way , privileged whites they don't have to prove themselves but with both cases talk about eaton college they have superiority and also impulse control being exercised. >> but no insecurity.

dupont and eaton. you need that balance between defense and offense in this slow growth environment. david: randy, what sectors are you avoiding right now? >> well we really haven't changed our allocation or our recommendations with regard to sectors at all. we've seen obviously as we mentioned a little bit of a pullback in some of the industrials. we've seen a little bit of pullback in some of consumer discretionary this year but we have outperform rating on technology, consumer discretionary and does trees. certainly utilities we've seen pickup and utilities telecom some. laggards last year, at this point we still haven't changed our allocation. what we mentioned we see potential for a small correction but certainly we still have a bullish out look for the rest of the year and hank said, we're in agreement, we're in cyclical bull market. it is really a temporary period. in fact this may be an opportunity to get into some more bullish names as they recover a little bit later in the year if we get the

kathryn eaton also super relationships.were you meet this person can be of huge numbers of interesting and, you vacation together and so forth, but the bottom we need to figure out how to put that back together because memory is absolutely right. the values the elites espouse is not the values they actually is. devised a part as the co-op will it really make in 50s america and they were. there's better places to raise kids in their better for the people in them. it's better to have someone else who has your back. those things are important. have you to cultural change? one of 300 million people at a time. >> i may be more pessimistic about stigma, so i think a lot of human beings is naturally being fairly cranky and prejudice in a lot of ways. our choice curveball is how much stigma can be applied? i'm pretty happy for stigma as able to be weakened because it means a lot more tolerance for groups, which otherwise suffer under state. it means you the stigma under a lot of bad

i own eaton in my playbook playoffs. i'm going to stick with it. basically demand is better than expected so far. utilization rates are going up, pricing remained firm and inventories are in check. very positive last week. >> tesla cutting a deal with new york state allowing them to keep their five current retail locations, but the electric carmaker is moving lower today by 1.6%. >> the names people have been shorting continue to be short. this stock was $216 right out of the gate. now $209. bounced off $207. that's the 50-day moving average. if i was very interested in this stock right now, i would look at that moving average as an area where maybe if it holds support again, maybe it's got upside. otherwise looking at $170. >> take a look at the stock here mary barra going to be on the hot seat tomorrow testifying before congress. that is on the company's controversial ignition switch recall. the stock is down another 1% today. >> it is. this is a name i traded throughout 2013 and i've been waiting to buy it back. when i hear about her going to si

when asked friday if he thought the homeless shooting was justified the new chief gordon eaton said requestrecanted. >> the mayor around i talked yesterday, i told him yesterday when we were talking that, i thought my comments were very premature. >> i think the chief made a mistake. he was at the press conference and he was asked an honest request what he thought was it justified or not i think he gave an honest response but i think that was a mistake. >> reporter: that shoot something the latest outrage of a city of half a million, paid out 15 million to three victims so far. the department is under investigation by the fbi and the department of justice. martha: tough situation. william, thank you. bill: a stunning new report on wall. is the stock market rigged? details on that, next. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and

but an accident at eaton canyon road is blocking two lanes and has backed up the traffic and it is moreit should take 28 to 9 minutes but now is about 22 minutes. the concern is that it is going to back up the ride even more through the dublin interchange. it will start to slow the traffic coming out of livermore in the westbound direction. there's no indication of how soon that will get this cleared. again, two lanes were blocked and that is why it was jammed up. >> there is a homicide investigation in san jose that has disrupted service. the investigation on second street. there is no train stopping at this

senate has a six thousand page report that's going to name names and talk about people like robert eatonury member who he is he's the lawyer that was at ground zero that has his hands so dirty in this process that eaton ger is the one saying is making the accusations saying that the senate shouldn't be able to talk about this know what they're not saying that the senate did anything wrong except the senate discovered the dirty tricks that they were up to and because of that the senate shouldn't be able to talk about this that's their defense here you understand their defense is you caught us in by god you better not be able to talk about it that's the only defense they have in this president says i don't want to get involved really you know that is pretty grim in the about a half a minute we have left your thoughts on the largest three hundred seven companies in america holding two trillion offshore yeah well it's costing us about ninety ninety billion dollars is the outward projection of that they want to use our streets they want to use our police departments our fire departments they

asked friday if he thought the homeless shooting was justified, chief gordon eaton said yes, then recanted> the mayor and i talked yesterday and i told him yesterday when we were talking that i thought my comments were very premature. >> i think the chief made a mistake. he was at the press conference and he was asked, an honest question about what he thought was a justified or not i think he gave an honest response but i think that was a mistake. >> reporter: now the two officers involved in the boyd shooting are in desk duty. so far the city paid out 15 million to just three victims. both the doj, department much justice and fbi are investigating. there are other incidents caught on home video if you will or camera video that show police beating unarmed suspects and that is not helping matters at all. back to you. jon: real controversy is raging around that department, i know. william la jeunesse. thank you. jenna: we're going to turn back to our top story today. the obama administration giving extra time to some people who won't make tonight's obama care enrollment deadline but will how

if you eat walnuts you will not get alzheimer's or if you eaton this or lots of things. whatever it is or a new discovery. and then that we will die not win the airliner crashes but the ordinary death. octogenarian hearts will give out in that is the way for most people but the news does not reconcile this it catapults between terror and extremely thin and the millenials promises to be eternal life. it swings between hope and despair and politics. pope and fury constantly that drive the news machine it is very exhausting. they broke the bad news to us gently. it will come to an end to get ready. think about it. they were gentle with says but it catapults us between hope and despair constantly. something else is celebrities talk to sensible people what is wrong with the world now? we live in a celebrity culture influence seeing the young and horrible. really? yes. they are everywhere. serious people think celebrity news is terrible. it is very important for that country to have celebrities hatter vital in terms of guiding the nation to guide how to behave. every society h

both shootings happened during eaton's first month as chief. >> do you think you're doing a good job? >> i think the men and women off the albuquerque police department do their best job every day. i am investigating the police department from top to bottom, including myself. >> and now another death to evaluate. redwine is the 24th person to be killed in an albuquerque police department shooting in less than five years. >> experts we talked to yesterday said something is wrong in the city, the justice department is right to do an investigation. >> president obama meets with pope francis, their common goals and the challenges their differences present. >> what was of the thing that you worried about the most that night? >> that somebody was going to try to cause harm to me or my child. >> moms trying to put a roof over their children's head, facing the challenge of keeping them safe. the risk faced in homeless shelters. >> northwestern university football players given the ok to face the first union of college athletes. the wide impact that decision could have. >> i'm john henry smith

to do so so again this is ludicrous this is what we are taught and leaves private schools such as eaton that britain is still an empire and the sooner that mindset disappears the better it will be for britain and its citizens but also of the entire world so you can be drawn in various other casing in favor of britain's nuclear programs says the country needs it as an insurance policy against the unknown do you think it's so crucial for u.k. security. no the only thing that's crucial for u.k. security and for the security of the west in general is keaton's to international law the idea behind the u.n. charter in one nine hundred forty five was that those who signed with actually are by and by and we've seen over the last thirty years that the west has treated the international law as a pick and mix it is a political as far as the west is concerned when it suits their agenda and it's ignored when it doesn't read just seen when it comes to ukraine or crimea and other examples prior to that where of course libya iraq syria the former yugoslavia so you know the only security worthy of the na