so, let me introduce elisa walker to you. elisa is an income policy analyst with the academy. and she's part of a generation -- i was talking to her earlier, generation "y" doesn't seem to be the label you like millennial generation. my daughter clearly does not want to be called generation "y," prefers not to be compared to other generations like "x." the boomers, forget it. there's no need to be compared to us. and she's really the voice's generation. as you'll hear, the survey found some disturbing opinions on the part of that generation when they were asked, will social security be there for you? however, the more facts people are given, the more they understand that social security's future is much better than they were led to believe. and elisa, of course, does not share the gloomy view because she has been steeping herself in the facts, as you'll hear. she really has had a commitment to developing objective facts and findings on social security. so, to some extent the survey is a very natural continuation of her career. and elisa will be followed by matt greenwald. who

so, let me introduce elisa walker to you. elisa is an income policy analyst with the academy. and she's part of a generation -- i was talking to her earlier, generation "y" doesn't seem to be the label you like millennial generation. my daughter clearly does not want to be called generation "y," prefers not to be compared to other generations like "x." the boomers, forget it. there's no need to be compared to us. and she's really the voice's generation. as you'll hear, the survey found some disturbing opinions on the part of that generation when they were asked, will social security be there for you? however, the more facts people are given, the more they understand that social security's future is much better than they were led to believe. and elisa, of course, does not share the gloomy view because she has been steeping herself in the facts, as you'll hear. she really has had a commitment to developing objective facts and findings on social security. so, to some extent the survey is a very natural continuation of her career. and elisa will be followed by matt greenwald. who

. >> james: electric like an after the kids getting out a school center on the clause that elisa's most afford is a '50s little today which is the upper sixties to low seventies will clear conditions but again that iran is now scheduled to arrive till later on tonight. >>george: as a second term for the worse at the bay bridge we had an accident westbound direction is inside the tunnel and is blocked one of the brand had lines. they believe that lance we watch carefully studied minute. >>george: you could see the traffic here is crawling at the toll plaza. it was already at 37 minutes when i checked the of the drive time. the richmond center fell buyers is already started to back up in the westbound direction shall you face some delays there. what could turn their from the golden gate bridge and that southbound arrive the bay bridge was brown is really them up. --westbound. >>darya: traffic is back to normal this morning over at sfo their loss of tax is out with it would not stop. >> jackie sissel: is a much different scene this morning things up back to normal this morning this was the

elisa es la encargada del desayuno, del almuerzo y la merienda, ella es parte del equipo de 8 personasa la escuela mÁs cercana lamentamos el hecho de que no pueda participar con otros niÑos en una escuela mÁs interactiva, las escuelas estÁn lejos de otras escuelas y las posibilidades de tracciÓn son difÍciles. >> matÍas nos recuerda que nuestros problemas no son tan importantes como parece que si queremos podemos que se puede torcer la mano del destino, desde el norte de chile muy alto en la cordillera para que todos los dÍas tenga un mejor entorno estÉ lleno de cariÑo y para que cumpla su educaciÓn. desde la cuarta regiÓn, alejandro chÁvez, con ustedes el primer impacto. >> se merece eso y mucho mÁs la municipalidad busca profesores de inglÉs para que le impartan clases a matÍas y a los niÑos que asisten a otras escuelas de la zona y hasta le ofrecen alojamiento, alimentaciÓn y vehÍculo para que pueda llegar en los lugares mÁs remotos, pamela. >> pasamos a mÉxico una joven con limitaciones fÍsicas demuestra que con actitud positiva obstÁculos pueden convertirse en pequeÑas pruebas. >>

. >> hello my name is elisa moss and have been a resident of the mission for nine years. i checked out all of san francisco and i really liked all of the diversity that was there and the community and the families. and this the first time i have come out to be part of the community and stand here with these young men. it's wonderful to see them stand up for their parks and have time where they feel safe. i had that as a kid and saved me -- i would be dead if i didn't have that. and i am going to continue to fight and to hope to keep this -- not fight, but to work together with the community and figure out what we can do to bring everyone together, so it's not me against you or them against us, but everyone working together and playing together, and trying to be a community. that is why i came to san francisco. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ reading speakers' names ] anyone who would like to speak that has not filled out a blue card, whether you are upstairs or in this room if you could line up against the wall here and we'll make sure that you get to speak. >> hi

because david and dan, the show runners, did turn it up to 11 by adding the elisa character and her unbornhild who don't exist in the book. rob is married, but he has a different wife, and she's not pregnant, and he doesn't bring her to the wedding. he says, no, it's going to be dangerous here so he keeps her at riverrun, where he knows she will be safe. so by including her, they made the scene even more brutal, which i think increased the reaction to it even more. but the most astonishing thing was those videos. the fact that people who knew what was going to happen actually set up their wives and husbands and children and parents and brothers and sisters and friends and loved ones to capture their dismay and shock at the moment that that wedding hit was something i never could have anticipated. i don't think anyone did, but it was pretty amazing. >> a great feeling? >> yeah. yeah. it's, you know, when you are -- when you write, when i write anyway, i want to -- i want to engage my readers' emotions or my viewers' emotions. you don't want, you know, death -- death is a big thing, you know

. >> la cantante y actriz elisa gonzalez se une a nuestra ruta de impacto y nos cuenta sobre sus proyectoson nuestra "ruta de impacto" desde los >> seguimos en vivo en nuestra ruta de impacto desde los Ángeles, estamos compartiendo con la bella comunidad latina. muchos conductores se frustran en las carreteras de los angeles, les presento a una valiente que cuatro dÍas a la semana o dicen -- utiliza el sistema de transporte pÚblico. >> ya se me pasÓ un camión y estoy esperando. >> doÑa gloria, cÓmo empieza usted su dÍa? >> me levanto a las siete de la maÑana y salgo rÁpidamente, porque me tomo dos camiones. >> a sus 61 aÑos doÑa gloria trabaja como empleada domÉstica en dos casas diferentes. en una metrÓpoli tan extendida como los Ángeles quienes no tienen automÓvil utilizan el transporte pÚblico que según gloria ha mejorado radicalmente mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas que se mueven en metro y autobÚs de lunes a viernes. hace 17 aÑos que gloria vino de mÉxico y nunca le ha interesado manejar o comprar un coche. >> quÉ es lo mÁs dificil? >> es la transportaciÓn... ir de mi casa al trabajo. >> b

. >> elisa martinuzzi, we have to leave it there. then q4 joining us.going to talk about trains. euro star marked their anniversary. anna edwards spoke with nicholas about the company's future outlook. >> we are very confident about the future. us.ears in total for it is all about the future. we are going to go down to the south of france next year. then we go to amsterdam the year after. we see growth in passenger demand. we had 10 years of consecutive growth. we are very confident about ordering new trains. >> you are buying these new trains from siemens. and you tell me how much you are paying? overall, the new trains that existingfurbishing trains, it will be a billion pounds of investment. it willo three years, be completely upgraded. we will have new trains, reservists trains, and we will also invest in our stations, our website. .t is an exciting time >> you mentioned some of the new destinations. case.e about the business some voices in the travel industry have been skeptical as to whether you can make those routes make sense for a business trav

attorneyeattorney elisa wellickh us. >> going to be really real and meaningful for 5 million familiesving in the daily fear of deportation. unfortunately what i'm looking for tonight is who's being left out and what are they left with? >> who do we think is going to be left out, millions right? >> millions are going to be left out. our fear is that many of those people are actually going to be thrown into a detention and deportation system that has so little due process, no rights for attorneys, people can be locked up in jails for years and it can be 7 million people and right now they're still -- what i'm waiting to hear is the performance quota still the same, are they still trying to deport 400,000 people are they requiring $18 million in enforcement? >> based on what you know, do you suspect that the president of the united states might -- he could include those people couldn't he? >> he could. unfortunately from what we've been hearing i don't think he will. i think that -- >> why not? >> i think there's a lot of political gamesmanship and i think that he's taking a really giant

>> tener acceso a todo lo que sucederÁ tras las cámaras en el latin grammy, y este aÑo elisa gonzÁlezn los Últimos aÑos, de un simple viaje por alta mar, se ha convertido en una experiencia completamente nueva, y uno que promete impresionar a sus pasajeros es "wonder of the seas", por eso cuando supe que este gigante de los mares llegaba a nueva york quise conocerlo. >> es un barco nuevo, ha hecho una trasatlÁntica de 11 dÍas para llegar a new york, y nos vamos a quedar hasta abril de 2015. >> aquÍ siempre tendrÁn algo que ver o hacer, aparte de las galerÍas de arte, espectÁculos, discotecas y spas, el museo cuenta con una lista de excentricidades nunca antes vistas dentro de un marco. barco. >> se ve genial, cuÉntanos, no ¿quiÉn pueden participar? >> todos, desde los mÁs pequeÑos, hasta... bueno, sin lÍmite de edad! >> se ve super divertido, ¿pero es seguro? >> claro, tienes que probarlo, anÍmate! >> cÓmo ven yo no aguantÉ la emociÓn y lo disfrutÉ al mÁximo, y para lograr captar la belleza de un punto de vista distinto, los aventureros podrÁn abordar el north star. >> es un paseo muy

i did not think that was skilled enough to do this by myself but jeff smith elisa partner from the major law firm former general counsel of the cia and knows a boat load about this subject and i hope the rest of you do the same bet article one question eight says congress should have the power to declare war. but up to this point congress has been a wall. we're at war with our new enemy isis that relies on in the decade old authority. and has decided to seek a new authorization because the administration densest of the old supply. i voted for them in 2001 and the controversial 2002 i racked bill but this is not what we intended to authorize. this is a fight against a new enemy. more than one year ago at the wilson center senator corker that became the new chair of the senate foreign relations committees said they had no ownership whatsoever about foreign policy. half a dozen have been introduced in both houses by the king as speaker of today's senators kaine from virginia. and the article from the new republic calls this president not president bush 43 of master of unilateral war. and th

[applause] >> and let me thank elisa and matthew for presenting these survey findings to we will askour panelists to come up and began to provide us with comments on the survey. [inaudible conversations] >> now to moderate this panel discussion about the study findings, we have mark, who's been very involved in writing about retirement, mark miller has a column he writes on retirement. he also covers the issue for reuters and has probably been looking at this issue as much as anyone else in the past few years. is a bio you can read about in your material, but i think when you look at his writings, they are strikingly pragmatic. it looks at these issues from a what does it mean to me perspective, what should i be doing about it, with the idea that everybody has to take a role in planning for their own retirement and precision different income sources appropriately. so marked will moderate this and he will introduce the other panelists. >> thanks, bill. and good morning to everyone. a special welcome to everybody who's watching on c-span, and live on the internet, welcome to you as wel

>> elisa?the options are endless 37 any one of the options we tested, for example, raising the -- gradually eliminating the tax gap, there are countless different ways to phase that in, to implement it and so forth. so by necessity we had to pick and choose which options to include. especially in the trade-off analysis, we selected only 12 of what we consider to be the most commonly proposed options for social security. so we did not test the options that would invest the trust fund money differently. that said, it's -- it would certainly be a great question to ask. >> yes. microphone over here, please. >> i'm hannah weinberger. i have a methodology question, which is how did you get people to pay attention to these detailed survey questions that -- i was looking in your report. it looks like it took them 20 or 30 minutes to complete. it looks like people did. i'm just curious, you know, how did you get them to do that? how did you find all these people who were willing to slog through? >> than

. >> vÁmonos a otra cosa, la joven actriz elisa gonzÁlez hizo un super anuncio y aquÍ estÁ. >> estoyemana, los jueves, un show espectacular increÍble, lleno de artistas, le digo, seÑora, seÑor, si va a estar en las vegas, curvas a comprar su boleto porque se van a acabar. hay vamos a estar transmitiendo, miÉrcoles, jueves y viernes para ustedes desde las vegas, cobertura de costa a costa para todos ustedes. >> asÍ es, vÁmonos a la gran manzana por el estado del tiempo, ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> hace mucho frÍo, hay mucho calor humano, asÍ subamos la temperatura con la musiquita del weather. ♪ llueva, se caiga el cielo y truene ♪ ♪ lo Único que tu quieres, es que yo te traiga el weather ♪ >> el frÍo no es impedimento para que la gente venga y demuestre su amor, gustavo llegÓ a quÉ horas. >> desde las cuatro horas esperando, y estas flores son para ti. >> hermosas! vamos a las temperaturas, mÁximas del dÍa de hoy, comencemos con los Ángeles, una temperatura de 72, seattle 41, dallas 34, san antonio 31, chicago 30, en nueva york, una mÁxima de 46, hablando de nueva york los invito a que vengan ac

thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks elisa and good morning. my job is the statistical technique. let me just say by background, most of my work is in the private sector. and a lot of my clients have this fixation about offering products people will buy in a competitive world, that people will prefer over their competitors. they don't care that much if they like the car, they want to like it better than what their competitors are offering. in 1978 a statistical techwas d pennsylvania often called trade off analysis. since 1978 it's been used more than numerous times because a lot of private sector companies don't want to build a product and see how it works. they want to do research first before they put the car into the factory. this trade-off analysis has the benefits of identifying the preferred package, including costs, as someone once told me if you're doing analysis, the one is the least attractive. and identifies the impacted of each feature on preference. so, if i can give you the example of a car. a car can have numerous features. it can have engines of different size, tr