maximum likelihood of the technical term but is something you learn second and third year in the economics departmentwas proud to say i could use some of the things that i learned. >> host: is this written for a ph.d. is? >> guest: no. i have my mom in mind issue was the decorating mensch -- major so i was thinking of her when i wrote it but it started with an academic article and that was fairly technical but i tried to say that one of my good friends is the author of economics. i of the first person to predict that but so i thought maybe i could do it. but you try to present it in the way people will understand my goal was to make it that way my wife says it is not but that was my goalms. >> host: is this the blast at the media? >> guest: someone. i tried to be objective the be the epilogue guy did say one thing that was up last. the first few years of my career studying politicians i found a more steady politicians the more i respected them. studying journalist for the last eight or 10 years the last. how they could be more like politicians. or to be more transparent with their ideology. and with

to a data conference in two thousand and five and this big guy that was number two in the economics department attended in the day after gold started from the four twenty five to seven twenty five and right and putin was holding a gold bar and some of the propaganda so i think the data guys actually had a lot to do in addition to you. this this idea that you know the really kill the seal of the u.s. empire is cool and that economic calculation ability so the gold antitrust action committee bill murphy chris powell they had a conference you saying right after that oh yeah the guy from russia tended right after it started that up and there was a squeeze on this physical you know because the russians were taking physical delivery and now the chinese are gone into and taken out four thousand tons probably straight to beijing right now china and russia and iran have this cozy little shanghai cooperation organization they've got the new brics bank they just get now the dollar i mean what i want a list of all my dollars i think right oh yeah. it's hard to kind of bad idea i mean goodness short term b

went to a data conference in two thousand and five and the guy that was number two in the economics department attended in the day after gold started from the four twenty five to seven twenty five and right and putin was holding a gold bar in some of the propaganda so i think the data guys actually had a lot to do in addition to you. this this idea that you know the really killie's heel of the us empire is cool and that economic calculation ability so the gold antitrust action committee bill murphy chris powell they had a conference there saying right after that oh yeah the guy from russia tended right after it started that up and there was a squeeze on this physical you know because the russians were taking physical delivery and now the chinese are gone into and taken out four thousand tons probably straight to beijing right now china and russia and iran have this cozy little shanghai cooperation organization they've got the new brics bank they just get now the dollar i mean what i'm going to list all my dollars i think right oh yeah. it's hard to kind of bad idea i mean goodness short term b

a data conference in two thousand and five and this is the guy that was number two in the economics department attended in the day after gold started from the four twenty five to seven twenty five and right and putin was holding a gold bar and some of the propaganda so i think the data guys actually had a lot to do in addition to you. this this idea that you know the really killie's heel of the us empire is and that economic calculation ability so the gold antitrust action committee bill murphy chris powell they had a conference there saying right after that oh yeah the guy from russia attended right after it started that up and there was a squeeze on this physical you know because the russians were taking physical delivery and now the chinese are gone into and taken out four thousand tons probably straight to beijing right now to china and russia and iran have this cozy little shanghai cooperation organization they've got the new brics bank they just get now the dollar i mean what i want a list of all my dollars i think right oh yeah while it's hard to kind of bad idea i mean goodness short t

went to a data conference in two thousand and five and this guy that was number two in the economics department attended in the day after gold started from the four twenty five to seven twenty five and right and putin was holding a gold bar and some of the propaganda so i think the data guys actually had a lot to do in addition to you. this this idea that you know the really kill the seal of the us empire is good and that economic calculation ability so the gold antitrust action committee bill murphy chris powell they had a conference there saying right after that oh yeah the guy from russia tended right after it started that up and there was a squeeze on this physical you know because the russians were taking physical delivery and now the chinese are gone into and taken out four thousand tons probably straight to beijing right now china and russia and iran have this cozy little shanghai cooperation organization they've got the new brics bank they just get now the dollar i mean what i want to list all my dollars i think right oh yeah . it's hard to kind of bad idea i mean goodness short term be

roland fryer is a professor in the economics department at harvard.pendent statistical study of geoffrey canada's efforts to close the racial achievement gap in his school. what is the racial achievement gap? >> black children in our schools are not performing at even close the rate as white children in our schools. the average black 17-year-old reads at the proficiency level of the average white 13-year-old, 4-year difference in effective reading skills. that's huge. >> but when dr. fryer analyzed four years' worth of promise academy test scores, he discovered something remarkable. >> at the elementary school level, he closed the achievement gap in both subjects, math and reading. >> actually eliminating the gap in elementary school? >> absolutely. we've never seen anything like that. absolutely eliminating the gap. the gap is gone, and that is absolutely incredible. >> in 2008, according to new york state data, 100% of canada's third graders scored at or above grade level in math... >> good job. >> narrowly outperforming their white peers in the cit

jailsly thing worse than economics department is princeton's. >> he was getting after it. >> i want to renzi. this is an interesting guy. if you have not seen the new italian prime minister, he took over in february. you need to get to know him. he is young and charismatic and stylish. he represents a new generation. italy has become a chair and talk received. it was old by -- run by old people. italy can't create jobs or attract investment. renzi has fashioned himself as the man who can drag italy kicking and screaming into the modern era. if there is a prime minister, this is not the message for the age. of this is a message for the change. can invest in a new generation against the old generation of the past. some people love the past and believe in the future. >> i can't think of a starker contrast than renzi and the man who symbolized italian politics for so long. >> just as you were saying charismatic, i thought to myself i think he has a lot of charisma. >> no question. it is worth point out that he still leads or the largest arteries in the senate. renzi is going to have to fin

for once, and certainly there are other factors but the economic factors are also a cause or a factor in this and how does the health department, work in conjunction with those persons or those agencies that seek to provide economic security, for san francisco? so that is it. >> a couple of areas, one is that we are closely working with our housing authority, and those new developers, for the sf sites. and there is a whole workforce development component to that. and particularly for young people and that are living in these areas and also, the families. and so they are very involved in the development of the health component to that. but i see that as a major focus is really looking at the families in some of the sunny dale areas and the hill area and so we have been very focused on the dedicated staff who are working with the redevelopment programs, the workforce development and the programs. and particularly in those areas. >> and i have just one last question. >> and thank you for that. >> because, we are talking before in terms of the zip codes, where the people are existing and you have described some of those public hou

you have to put pressure on them economically. the department of treasury is working on options. have to put pressure on them internationally, took not just from an economic perspective. number three, the hard one you need good governance. you have to provide alternatives to people so they're not drawn to this radical ideology and that comes through good governance in iraq and syria. in iraq we have the numbers standing up, things are off to a good start there. in syria we still have the assad regime which brutalizes itself and is a reason why isil has been able to grow and strengthen inside syria. >> what type of measures are being taken to make sure that assad doesn't take advantage of this airstrike vacuum and seize those very spots that you have been trying to clear out? >> well, he lost all legitimacy to govern and lost the ability to govern eastern syria, which much of isil growth and development has occurred. you saw thought just yesterday, day before yesterday, we hit some oil refineries in the eastern part of the country which they were using. they took them over and used

scotland will need a new defense department, a foreign affairs department, economic regulators and atem, among other things. one estimate from academics pegs the cost of up to $200 million pounds, about 40 pounds per scot. but another estimate is $4 billion pounds. that's only the tip of the iceberg. a question is whether a new scotland would use the u.k. pound. some say yes. the u.k. says no. it's creating uncertainty for businesses and trade. another option would be to use the euro, but that would take time. or will they create their own currency? that brings us to our third point, which is debt. the debate is raging over scotland paying its share of uk. debt, upwards of $100 billion pounds. and will investors lend to a new scotland. that will add to scotland's fiscal stress. finally, banking. major scottish banks and financial institutions like lloyd, standard life and even the royal bank of scotland are threatening to move their bases out of scotland if the country votes to leave the u.k. those are just some of the costs and risks of independence. now, pro-independence campaigner

according to brand new census department economic figures your money is the most important issue in americachological scar from hitting children. >> in the wake of an nfl star for being benched for hitting 4-year-old son a national debated on spanking is underway. we will give the latest polling. >> we made a mistake and we needed to get this right. >> and dennis miller on

according to brand new census department economic figures your money is the most important issue in america today. we will have no spin analysis. >> long-term psychological scar from hitting children. >> in the wake of an nfl star for being benched for hitting 4-year-old son a national debated on spanking is underway. we will give the latest polling. >> we made a mistake and we needed to get this right. >> and dennis miller on the minnesota vikings being embarrassed and the entire nfl in an uproar over domestic abuse charges. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the familiar tore begins right now ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. your money, your life. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. while the nation's attention is rightly focused on the isis terror threat, a more important issue for all americans is the economy. and now there is new data from the census bureau. a couple weeks ago speaking in milwaukee in a labor day bash president obama said this. >> i just want everybody to understand. because you wouldn't always know

according to brand new census department economic figures your money is the most important issue in americatoday. we will have no spin analysis. >> long-term psychological scar from hitting children. >> in the wake of an nfl star for being benched for hitting 4-year-old son a national debated on spanking is underway. we will give the latest polling. >> we made a mistake and we needed to get this right. >> and dennis miller on the

it is being looked at it from the department of justice for economic industries and hhi indexes and all things that go to the working of the marketplace. the public interest standard of the fcc goes to non-commercial things and the affects of the merger on things like public safety or privacy and localism and diversity and these are every bit as important, i would argue moreso than the department of justice is looking at. so i think public interest standard is essential. and i think it is pretty clear from the statue and i know a lot of people argue it has outlived its time and all. but i think it is clear and mentioned public interest over 110 times. i used to work on the hill when the congress told me something once i would listen. if they told me 110 times i would take it seriously. >> host: what about the public interest aspect? >> host: that is the bases of why the fcc was formed over 80 years and that is congress' intent. i will pick up on something mike said. i am not sure if he agrees with the act should be overhauled but it was made in the day of vacuum tubes and no tv stations

the mayor's office on housing and community development -- the office of economic and workforce development and planning department to evaluate how they will improve the relationship between market rate and affordable housing and track regional housing achievements? so with that, supervisor tang, do you have any other additions or any comments to that response? >> no, i think you covered it and i would be happy to support a motion to amend our resolution to include what you just read into the record. >> okay. so before i do that, i would entertain a motion to table the hearing. >> so moved. >> without objection, the hearing is tabled. [ gavel ] and i will entertain a motion to amend the current resolution to reflect the input of what i have just record into the record. >> so moved. >> without objection this is read into the record and amended as proposed. [ gavel ] and finally, is there a motion to recommend this to the full board as amended? >> so moved. >> okay. >> yes? >> as a committee report? >> as a committee report. >> i keep forgeting that part. as a committee report. okay, with that, without objection, it

standby, peter cook of the labor department also economics editor michael mckee with us, as well as scarletwith the market reaction. my eyes are not lying, i don't think. we saw futures rebound a little bit. >> they pared some of their losses. they have cut the losses in half. s&p futures off by only 4 points. the weak jobs report could give the argument to those who are looking for more stimulus or lower rates for longer, this idea that the federal reserve will necessarily move to raise interest rates as early as the first or second order of 2015. you are seeing immediate reaction in the treasury market. there is a move lower in yields, to 2.39%. it is, to 2.4% -- it has come back to 2.4%. nowhere near the level we saw in mid-august but heading down after a brief move higher in the last couple days. in terms of the currency effect, let's take a look at the end. this is dollar weakness versus the yen. the dollar is dropping versus the yen. the yen had been weakening. it was on a six-year low because of the bank of japan easing efforts to the are seeing a reversal in that move this morning.

department. west was president obama's point man for settlements in the 2008 economic meltdown. however, west says his biggest accomplishment was his role in the justice department's decision to stop backing the defense of marriage act. west is returning to the private sector, and on a personal note, his sister-in-law is state attorney general camilla harris. >>> organizers of an honor for pioneers of the lgbt community is putting a rain bow on its error. the sidewalk tribute to 20 people was unveiled yesterday, but it was discovered that two of the plaques contain misspellings. the group behind the tribute says it's come up with a positive twist to the embarrassing errors. >> the two minor typos in the text, those incorrect plaques will be auctioned off for charity. and we feel so strongly we should do some good from this. >> one plaque says that oscar wild has a bitting wit instead of a biting wit. private donations will be used to replace the plaques. >>> the show must go on, as they say in show business. the organizers of san francisco's annual comedy day say they will contin

at a 60 day point you send out a letter here's a list off people in our department that haven't filed their statement of economic interest and failed to do so in the next thirty days we're vote to recommend their dismissal or termination i'll bet 95 percent of the people we're talking about will file? next week. that's the purpose of this to get them to file. and the departments going back to councilmember kersey comments are smoking gun sometimes the problem if there's no really atmosphere if the department that filing this is even worth an effort or even worse someone senior? department didn't file their own and everybody else is saying why should i that's a real problem that employees have to confront so what i'm saying i agree strongly that to be the the recommendation or the proposed change i don't know you should recommend an action it should be up to the authority they should be the one to look at the human resources or the city attorney or the unions the contractors or whatever to simply say we're going to recommend this if they fail to meet the requirements of the law it will be a big enough issue to th

the department of justice looking at it for economic indices, and all sorts of things that go to the market. the public interest standard of the fcc is very different. it goes to noncommercial things. what are the effects of the merger on things like public safety? privacy? ubiquity of service? these are every bit as important , more so than some of the things the department of justice is looking at. i think that public interest standard is essential. i think it is pretty clear from the statute, a lot people argue that it has lived its time. . think it is clear public interest over 110 times. something once, i would listen. they told me 110 times, i would take it seriously. >> what about public safety? >> public interest is the basis is of why the sec was formed over 80 years ago. intent.congress' i will pick up on what mike said. it ought to be overhauled. it wasn't lamented in the days , and no tvum tube stations, and a few hundred radio stations. the world has changed tremendously since then. you have pieces of the statute which are premised on the technological legacy of companie

and i think that to that extent of our administration and our various departments such as the office of economic work force development have always thought of creative approach he that might be new for the region to, for example, attract new businesses or, you know, other sorts of financing mechanisms. and i think that we will continue to do that in san francisco. >> well, are there any other issues that you plan to concentrate on throughout your term as supervisor? >> yes, i believe that having worked, you know, for many years in the district 4 office and now as supervisor, over time we have felt that, you know, many times we are very reactive to a lot of the problems that are presented our way and i want to really make sure that during my term i would love to do some long-term planning for the district to make sure that we think maybe 5, 10, 15 years out and think ahead, you know, now and start the planning work and laying the foundation for things we want to do in the future. >> what are some of your ideas? >> i will be engaging in a community process where we focus on some of our key issue a

it relates to the rest of the city and there was a lot of coordination from the department and from the outset and economic access and trying to make sure that we still in the improvement of the water front to be sure that there are places for blue collar and for families and children, and to have a place to enjoy along the water front. the water front plan, really organizes the 7 and a half miles into five geographic subareas. fisherman's wharf is the northern most and in our report, we have identified the specific projects and also, sumized at a high level, what has been happening in each one of these subareas. clearly for the fisherman's wharf the big news for the port was to able to resurrect the commercial fishing degree which was really in a weakened mode at the time that the plan was improved. with the fishing harbor and pier 45, fish processing facilities it created and renewed really the center of fisherman's wharf, which really is what people want to see. and the port's effort since then have really focused a lot on public realm, i think that is represented in the pier 43, as well as the jefferso

. >> the department of commerce sharing positive economic news today saying business orders shot up ten percent in july. that is the biggest one- month increase on record going back to 1992. and check back with lauren of the fox business network. a good report there, >> yes, it is all about planes and cars today. we saw a record increase in orders thanks to the orders for aircraft and comes to cars, automakers are out for the month of august and looking like the best year in eight years. we have job data tomorrow and friday. and 20 minutes from now. regional measures from the fed on how local economies are fairing. >> we did take out a record high for the s&p 500. and dow up 42 points and one analyst. did you hear the call? he called for s&p 300 by the year 2020. your 401 k will go up 50 percent. it can happen. and real quick. this is the month of september and need to remember. traditionally it is the worst month of the year for stocks. if you go back to 1950, the market gives up on average half a percent in september. if you look at the past couple of septembers and that down trend is

funding for this five-year program will come from annual appropriations for the commerce department's economic development program. including, mr. speaker, i want to acknowledge -- concluding, mr. speaker, i want to acknowledge the bipartisan corporation that's gone into moving this legislation through the science committee and to the house floor. to all of my colleagues on the committee, to the research and technology subcommittee chair and rank member mr. bucshon and i will pinsky and to the ranking member of the science committee, ms. johnson, the gentlewoman from texas, thank you for your good work that has brought us to this point of passage of the bill. with that i'll yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: reserve the balance of my time. -- >> i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. reed: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to introduce a statement from one of my colleagues, congressman lipinski, who could not be here this evening. the speaker pro t

department with this analysis. the workers' compensation division -- neither the workers' compensation division, nor the office of economic and workforce development have expertise in inmate health and safety to provide further assistance to the sheriff's department in those areas, but certainly with relation to worker health and safety, we are ready and willing to collaborate more closely with the sheriff's department on those. so then in regards to recommendation 1d, over the last year, the dhr workers' compensation division has revamped its claims team for the sheriff's department, and has implemented a close communications process. the dhr workers' compensation team communicates on a weekly basis with the assigned staff at the sheriff's department, to review the ongoing status of outstanding claims. and we regularly conduct claims reviews with the sheriff's department. so that we can ensure claims are brought to closure as quickly as possible. so we believe strongly in this recommendation and we feel that we are currently implementing this. so those are the two recommendations in which dhr is mentioned specifically, b

relative to these two ideas of adding the economic service requirement and the helpful needs that are existent in the zoning control. >> thanks. steve sanchez, department staff. i want to express the magnitude of this potential issue so you understand what the scope is. right now there are zero landmarks in the pg 1 st district and we have done a is survey of all areas and what buildings do we think would rise from this, very preliminary and what building would be landmarkable. we found 14 buildings about a million square feet contained in the building. right now that would be potential with the code right now potential removal of removal of pdr for office uses if these buildings came through and they got their office allocation. that would be the result. if this legislation went into place, then the pdr displacement would go from a million square feet to 330,000 square feet so that would be a humongous two-thirds of the pdr would stay in this place for legislation and would help pay for upkeep and maintenance of the building. that is the scope of the legislation. there is nothing pending in front of us right now for this consideration but this is a me

who would harm the american people through violent means or the misuse of economic or political power. i have loved the department of justice ever since i was a young boy. i watched robert kennedy prove how the department can and must always be a choice -- force for that which is right. i hope i have done honor to the faith you have put in me, mr. president, and to the legacy of all those who has served before me. i would like to thank the vice president, who i have known for so many years, and in whom i have found great wisdom, support, and a shared vision of what america can and should be. i want to recognize my good friend, valerie jarrett, who i've been fortunate to work with from the beginning of what started out as an improbable idealistic effort with a young senator from illinois who we were both right to believe could achieve greatness. i have had the opportunity to serve in your distinguished cabinet and work with a white house chief of staff, white house staff ably led by denis mcdonough, which has done much to make real the promise of our democracy. each of the men and women i have come to know will be

the department of justice is looking at it for economic indices and hhi indexes and things like that. the public interest standard of the fcc is very, very different. it goes to noncommercial things, what are the effects of this merger on things like public safety or privacy, ubiquity of service or localism of service. and these are every bit as important as some of the things the department of justice is looking at. so i think that public interest standard is absolutely essential and it's pretty clear from the statute. i know a lot of people argue that the statute has outlived its time and all, but i think the statute is pretty clear. it mentions public interest over 110 times. i used to work on the hill. when congress told me something once, i would listen. if they told me 110 times, i think i would take it pretty seriously. >> guest: formed in 1984, and that is congress' swept. intent. i'll pick up on something mike just said. i'm not sure he agrees that the 1934 act ought to be overhauled, but this was implemented back in the days of vacuum tubes and no tv stations and just a few

the treasury department announcing a whole new list of economic sanctions against financial interestssia, including, as you said, against russia's largest bank by shares, share bank, a whole new list of other sanctions as well. the treasury department statement today saying "today's actions demonstrate our determination to increase the costs on russia as long as it continues to violate ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty." carol, back to you. >> joe johns reporting live from washington. thank you. >>> the war against isis or the very significant counterterrorist operation as the u.s. government wants you to call it is about to get a whole lot bigger. new numbers out from the cia -- and they're shocking. there are up to 31,500 isis fighters across iraq and syria. that number could be triple what it once was. almost half are foreign-born members, including 2,000 westerners. jim sciutto joins us flow washington with more on that story. . good morning, jim. >> good morning, carol. it shows another success for isis. as it has gained territory and swooped across iraq after their

those who harm american people, either through violent means or the misuse of economic or political power. i have loved department of justice ever since as a young boy. i watched robert kennedy prove during the civil rights movement how the department can and must always be a force for that which is right. i hope that i have done honor to the faith you have placed in me, mr. president, and to the legacy of all those who have served before me. would i also like to thank the vice president who i have known for so many years and in whom i have found great wisdom, unwavering support, and a shared vision of what america can and should be. i want to recognize my good friend, valerie jarrett whom i've been fortunate to work with from the beginning of what started as an improbable, idealistic effort by a young senator from illinois, who we will both right to believe would achieve greatness. i have had the opportunity to serve in your distinguished cabinet and worked with a white house chief of staff -- white house staff, ably led by denis mcdonough. he has done much to make real a promise of our democracy and each of the

harm the american people, either through violent means or the misuse of economic or political power. i have loved the departmentice ever since i was a young boy. i watched robert kennedy prove during the civil rights movement how the department can and must always be a force for that which is right. i hope that i have done honor to the faith that you have placed in me, mr. president, and to the legacy of all those who have served before me. i would also like to thank the vice president, who i have known for so many years and in whom i have found great wisdom, unwavering support and a shared vision of what america can and should be. i want to recognize my good friend, valerie jarrett, who i've been fortunate to work with from the beginning of what started as an improbable effort from a young senator of illinois who we were both right to believe would achieve greatness. i've had the opportunity to serve in your distinguished cabinet and worked with a white house chief of staff, white house staff, abely led by dennis mcdonough and each of the men and women i have come to known will be lifelong friends. whatever my

harm the american people -- either through violent means or the misuse of economic or political power. i have loved the department of justice ever since as a young boy i watched robert kennedy prove during the civil rights movement how the department can and must always be a force for that which is right. i hope that i have done honor to the faith that you have placed in me, mr. president, and to the legacy of all those who have served before me. i would also like to thank the vice president, who i have known for so many years, and in whom i have found great wisdom, unwavering support, and a shared vision of what america can and should be. i want to recognize my good friend valerie jarrett, whom i've been fortunate to work with from the beginning of what started as an improbable, idealistic effort by a young senator from illinois, who we were both right to believe would achieve greatness. i've had the opportunity to serve in your distinguished cabinet and worked with a white house chief of staff -- a white house staff ably led by denis mcdonough that has done much to make real the promise of our democracy. and ea

harm the american people, either through violent means or the misuse of economic or political power. i have loved the departmenttice ever since, as a young boy, i watched robert kennedy prove during the civil rights movement how the department can and must always be a force for that which is right. i hope that i have done honor to the faith that you have placed in me, mr. president, and to the legacy of owl those who have served before me. i would also like to thank the vice-president, who i have known for so many years, and in whom i have found great wisdom, unwavering support and a shared vision of what america can and should be. i want to recognize hi good friend, valerie jarrett. whom i have been fortunate to work with from the beginning of what started as an improbable idealistic effort bay ongoing senator from women we were both right to believe would achieve greatness. i have had the opportunity to serve in your distinguished cabinet and worked with a white house chief of staff -- white house staff ably led by dennis mcdonough. dennis has done much to make real the promise of our democracy, and the -- ea

economic impact. mick si mick silber ran that department. >> there's nothing more than an exploding airliner and continuem for that. >> reporter: bombmakers now in syria, they believe, have been training jihadis from the west in part to attack jetliners. >> it operates the most sophisticated prop began that machine of any terrorist organization. >> reporter: today the head of the national counterterrorism center testified the immediate threat to the u.s., lone wolves. >> what really worries american counterterrorism officials that isis will prioritize launching attacks against the united states or train western recruits in bombmaking and send them back. >> reporter: un lilike a sophisticated 9/11 attack where hijackers learned to fly planes simpler attacks are the real threat. appealing to extremists who need virtually no training and little money to spread chaos with homemade explosives pieced together by store bought items. the boston marathon bomber learned to make them. the subway plotter learned to make his own as did the times square car bomber. with the specter of isis in iraq and syria and the ar