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the percentage of wasted food,>> it seems like there are a lot or different levels it could happes ate it changing individualls behavior, groups such as the scroungers, you know, evenn businesses that you mentionedani internationally that have policies where you're paying for leaving food on your plate or even up to the level of public policy. so is there a particular level that you think has the most hope for starting to bring down that number and produce change on thish -- the issue?n th >> so where in the food chain it there room for the most on thetism? -- optimism? households produce the wastese when you look at all the levels of the food chain.ll and that was really startling when i saw that saw the -- statistic. it's paced on one study in a t county in new york where they looked at all the different parts of the food chain, and they found that homes represented 40% of that county's food waste. so it was pretty staggering there. it's both good news and bad news. the bad news is that we as americans are extremely wasteful. the good news is that we can have a really large impact a

what do you think should happ? >> well, this process is already moving really quickly. we already have district court rulings. we won in the sixth circuit in a case in michigan. and that case has been appealed to is sixth circuit. this case, the justice department, judge hudson's decision they have said they will appeal that to the fourth circuit. it's moving through the federal courts. all this will be resolved well before the new requirements begin to kick in in 2014. >> brown: let me ask you briefly. you look ahead to january. you have house republicans coming in now, taking over. then who have talked about not so much getting rid of the whole law but finding ways to slow it down, not fund it. what are you looking at come january? >> well, you know, we've worked effectively with many leaders of the house republican caucus in the past. i'm looking forward to trying to do that as we go forward because i really think when you talk about things like closing the donut hole for seniors, providing new... january 1 new preventive benefits go into effect for all seniors and m

the best way to accomplish that, the best way to make that happ happen, in my view, mr. president, and i think the views of the american people -- and i speak as one individual who's under the $250,000 threshold -- that i understand, as i think most americans do, that the people who create jobs in this country are the people who make more than $250,000. and i hope that they continue to do well, because the small businesses, when they can increase their top-line sales and revenues and increase their bottom-line profits, are going to be in a better position to create jobs. i get that. and i think the american people get that. which is why they so consistently, and particularly the best poll that was taken was the election day poll, where they came out in big numbers to voice their disapproval of the policies here in washington, d.c., that continue to kill jobs. so i think we ought to be looking at what we can do not to kill jobs but to create jobs, what we can be doing to incentivize small businesses to create jobs, not putting more burdens on them and increasing the cost

there's a lot of people waiting to see what's going to happe let us get out there. >> gd morning, everyone nominations, please welcome blair underwood, josh duhamel and katie holmes. blair, you're up first. >> thank you, phillip. be performance by an actor in a miniseries or a motion picture made for television. idruth elba. dennis quade, a special relationship and edgar ramirez carlos. best performance by an actress in a miniseries or a motion picture made for television. pillars of the effort. claire danes, temple brandon. judy dench. best performance by anctress in a motion picture, comedy or musical. annette bening, the kids are all ri right, ann hathaway, lly ann more the kids are all right. best performance by an actor in a motion picture comedy or musical. johnny dep. alice in wonderland. johnny depp. the tourist. jake gyllenhaal, love and other drugs and kevin stacy spacey, c jack. >> best performance by an actor in a supporting role in a motion picture. christian bale, the fighter. michael douglas, wall street money never sleeps. andrew garfield, the social network, jeremy renner,

people, then you're going to be seeing signals throughout the government that byh way lok a tle itast happ intoaa ministraon qte t h obama adinistration quite yet. the third player is the court system but i'm not going to spend anytime with you on that today because once you're in court, again changes. junot the major player. you could be a participant, but you're not really calling the shots. the attorneys are. the core players are agencies and interest groups. by interest groups i mean anybody you represent. any role you are assuming in this course, anybody you work for after you leave your and go to work, and many of you already are on public advocacy. that nexus of agencies and interest groups are what defines rules to a very great extent. they are not by any means the only players, but they are the core participants. much of what else happens in it is a reaction to their activity. and then finally the press and the media. i will say this. there is a tactical press out there, used to be a newsletter community, now a blog community that does some very good stuff. date invest time and th

one of the interesting questions over the long-term is to see what happe if china were to develop shalertant thing is to get rid of their excessiv use of coal of which they have a lot. if they do have impressive shale grass reserves, which is now being explored, it's worth noticing that the carbon intensity is much lower when you burn gas. >> i would just highlight also as a potential area of cooperation or at least discussion between the u.s. military and the chinese military, climate change and environmental stewardship i think is an area where, for example, the u.s. navy has some interest and some concerns that we might be able to discuss with the chinese navy and that strikes me as an area along with things like counter piracy and humanitarian distance and disaster relief we might have common interests hopefully not hard to work together to advance >> right in front of you, claire. >> hi, i'm laura mcgahy and i thought since you mentioned funabashi-san i should ask a question. could you flesh out a little bit more your comments on china's stance on north korea, on kind of piggybacki

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