hines.dot committee is looking into the business tax issues because the census currently faced tax burdens and peace tax burdens somewhat distort and as a result create fewer economic opportunities for the american workers. the challenge that faces the following. if you want to enact a reform that is revenue neutral in the business sector, it is going to be impossible to know where the business tax burden very much. that is pretty much obvious because if you are -- if you implement a reform that is revenue neutral it will not greatly change the average tax rate businesses face. so there is good that can be done by the revenue neutral reform but let's be clear that there's a limit to how effective that is going to be. any event that is revenue neutral to lower the taxes and raise the tax on others and as a result the greatly changes the burdens. in the strains of the revenue neutrality we are ready for any business tax set up. there are smarter ways to tax the business income. those efforts s

hines correct me. i am never a fan of targeted benefits but i think that's probably the best way given the alternatives to approach the situation in more generous expensing and other types of overturned dates. i think the difficulty with a rate differential is it's very hard to tell what's the difference between a small business and an employee when you get to closely held companies and you have a lot of gaming between the rates on compensation in the rates on business profits and i think that would create some very difficult problems. i would not go in that direction of the special rate. also i would point out there's an advantage to being a small business or being a pass through is this with a higher rate as you aren't paying two levels of tax. you are not paying the second pack some distributions but the real issue has to be with the small companies at the corporate rates were lower relative to the pastor ray to the pastor ray tube incorporated you might have to have rules that define what kind of e

toader and hines. must tax reform be accomplished in one foul swoop or given political obstacles, is it pausesable to envision a multisfaj process. one bite at a time. and i would welcome your comments on that, both of you. >> i have two responses to that. one is there's a lot of complexity we have in the tax law, which, unfortunately is going to be there because the world is complicated. but there's also what i call gratuitous complexity. you can make things a lot simpler. i think of senator widen's as one that accomplishes that. that doesn't require a large agreement. so, a lot of pete pieces where that could be done. and i've always been encouraging that for years. taxpayer advocate has written a lot about things like that. the other area is interingsal reform wrl there seems to be a conceptual agreement and having a one-time tax on atss abroad and some minimum tax going forward. i think that would make our current international system a little more efficient, because you wouldn't have this incentiv

hines correct me.ss, you know, i'm never a fan of targeted benefits, but i think that's probably the best way, given the alternatives, to approach this situation, meaning more generous expensing and other kinds of capital recovery benefits for small businesses. i think the difficulty with a rate differential is it's very hard to tell what's this difference between a small business, margin between a small business and an employee when you get to closelily held companies and you'll have a lot of gaming between the rates on compensation and the rates on business profits. and i think that would create some very, very difficult problems. so i would not go in the direction of a special rate. i think also i would point out that there is an advantage to being a small business, or being a pass through, even if you pay a higher rate, because you aren't paying two levels of tax. you're not paying a second tax on distributions. so the real issue has to be with small companies who would try to, if the corporate rat

this is lisa hines speaking at a news conference last week. >> that was my only child.ll i want to know is what happened. i know she did not take her life. she was supposed to comment back later that evening. i waited and waited for that call.. it never happened. amy: that was lisa hines, her daughter wakiesha wilson died after police say she committed suicide. is that right? >> the family is very adamant, even the facts denied that she could have committed suicide. the allegation is that she hung herself from a phone booth that sits two t to three feet off of the floor. so the idea that she could possibly hang herself from a phone booth is absolutely ridiculous. amy: and this was where? >> lapd detention center. it is really important we understand what this case is and what happened to wakiesha will probably happen to --wakiesha wilson, there's a document a conflict between her and a guard shortly before she was found dead. the family says she was not suicide or -- suicidal at all. they just spoke him with her easter sunday. they took four days -- and fact, it was onl

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heading to south philadelphia and getting hine new kind of wheel.ake a look at this. >> from cbs-3, we're winding our way down to explore wilmington, delaware. >> we're headed to wilmington where we will refuel at a very popular coffee shop. >> brouhaha, has cost i coffee shops all over the brandywine valley and wilmington. >> i'm thinking maybe trying the almond joy latte. >> thank you so much. >> and it really tasted like almond joy. >> delicious. we have just refueled. >> let's go. >> you might not know this, but actual coffee man ooh meant in wilmington, in honor of president mckinley who has young soldier actually delivered coffee to the front lines at the civil nash 1862. if you have time, wing by rockford park, on sundays the century old stone water tower opens to let people take in an incredible view. a hundred 15 feet up. now we are on our way to the delaware art museum, where i am going to learn a new craft. >> the delaware art museum has 12,000 works of art inside. from modern works of glass, to 19 century pre-classics like lady lillies b

we're honoring his purple hine 22nd. ♪ purple rain, purple rain >> from abc news, this is "world newsow." >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm ryan splitting in fo kendis gibson. they call him his purple highness. he's one of the greatest geniuses of our generation. >> even hearing that song everyone has their image of what memories it brings back. all of his songs. they're so iconic in that way. >> so many mourning and celebrating him today. the life and death of a legend, prince suddenly passing away leaving the world in a state of shock. >> overnight hundreds of fans gathered at paisley park, the estate outside minneapolis where prince worked, lived, and ultimately died at the age of 57. the. >> 35 bridge in minneapolis is lit up in purple honoring the genius known for his unique sound androgenous style and erotic lyrics. abc's brandi hitt has more on career spanned four decades. >> reporter: he was a music pioneer known around the world by a single name, prince. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >>. >> reporter: his work is, unique vocal style catapulted him int

. >> well, today marks 25 years since pennsylvania senator john hines and six other people were killed when a helicopter collided with his plane. it happened over merion elementary school's playground in lower merion. two children outside were there for recess and they were among those killed. the collision came after the senator's plane reported a problem with its landing gear. the helicopter offered to fly nearby to see whether the gear was down for a landing and that's when the collision happened. >> extraordinary watching villanova beat oklahoma by 44 points but tonight one point will be just enough. >> that's all they need. they haven't been tested. only the kansas game during this tournament. cats margin of victory thus far 24 points. tonight they enter as a slight underdog to north carolina. jeff skversky joins us lie in houston with a championship game preview. jeff. >> reporter: tuesday, legendary villanova coach roll lee massimino was not expected to be here tonight because he has been at home in florida taking care of his sick wife but when a villanova trustee got wind of it

this is the time to go. 1 hines between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. we can show you this live look right now. and there it is all those headlights that's the commute direction. continues to move well all the way through the dublin grade as you get past six six. mass transit also off to a very nice start. bart has no delays. we like that. ace train number one looks good. cal-train and muni metro no problems at 4:39. frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> president obama is in california this morning and will be back in the bay area for a pair of democratic fundraisers later today. currently, he is in l.a., where he plans to attend a fundraiser for senate democrats. he will then head to san francisco, where he will spend the night before returning to washington saturday. >>> in politics, new york's critical primary, ted cruz trying to defeat donald trump. the war of words between democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton is heating up in new york. don champion has more >>> reporter: with the contested convention looming, donald trump

low and even upper 70s the expectation, meisha, a forecast i can absolutely get hine. i know you would agree. >> i know, my eyes were just glazing around the big sun balls. >> so lovely. >> specially get couple of days of rain, you just crave that sunshine. >> well, that's great news. we can get there, absolutely we k where we had an accident, just cleared, 26th street northbound, the ram top westbound schuylkill, it was block that right side. all clearedment tac-pal bridge coming back down, we will see some traffic drying through there very shortly. forty-two freeway northbound at creek road, a look in jersey, your first look of the morning. looking good, looking actually quiet, i would say, more quiet than what we would tip he cannily see on early tuesday morning, usually, even at this time, starting to heat up little quicker. looking good on the 42 freeway approaching 295. exactly what you are looking at. when we look at the ben franklin bridge, again, beautiful shot, looking good, looking nice and quiet for those of you headed out on the roadways any time soon. you

>> she didn't want anybody else calling her that hine her back. i love that. well, folks, completely switch gears on you, the rain is out there. now, i obviously don't have my umbrella right now. it is spit ago little bit right now from the sky over the cbs-3 skydeck, generally what we are finding around the region here very light rain showers, coming through somewhat widespread in nature, how much, when we show you storm scan3, atmore localized zoom, that's where we kick it off here, you definitely notice. that will so everything is very light. but it is just enough to slow you down on the roads, obviously, so expect. that will you are going to at least see damp roads, if it is not actually raining from the sky right now, it comes through over the next couple of hours, does it get out in time for the phillies game? that's the questionment and i'll have much more on the first fitch forecast coming up. for now looking at wind speeds, out the south, but cool breeze, any time the wind picks up where i am standing it does feel cool. although it is coming from the

let me give you the bottom hine here. a rising tide lifts all ships.the tide goes out, that's when you find out who the real winners are. and southwest is the undisputed champion. i think the other airlines will have to know that. second, american, couldn't in any eventual. good guys, you want best of breed. which is why you want to own southwest. brian in ohio? >> i'm looking at u.s. fuel. they got hit big down today. i need to know if it is down 27 or 7. >> this is one of those where you have to say, all right. i missed the move. let's go elsewhere. that move came because of some tariff that's obama put in that kind of shocked peel. people thought that obama is such a free trader that he would never do that. the move has been had. i hike it is a long term play. marty? >> i would like to know the outlook for oil in particular, murphy oil. is it a dog or a cadillac? >> it's okay. look, we own occidental. why oxy? 4% yield and a really great balance sheet. that's the one we prefer. southwest air has the right labor relations with management. and that's

he is falling really in hine with where the rest of america is. maybe not folks inside washington. i think the challenge for everybody who is not donald trump is to make the case effectively. even though he will wind up short. he will still have the most votes, the most delegates. why the system is not rigged. it is not a joke. it is not the establishment trying on thwart him. it is a rule. that's a tougher argument to make than the momentum argument. >> reince priebus on twitter last night. the rule were set last year. nothing mysterious. nothing new. the rule have not changed. the rules with the same. nothing different. setting up for what will be, it looks like a really interesting ride to cleveland. >> well, running for president is hard. it is not one campaign. it is 56 campaigns. the district of columbia, virgin islands, puerto rico, et cetera. it is supposed to be hard. one attribute is to plan ahead. another is to staff up with good people. the first thing a president does is staff the government with about 3,000 important policy positions. so in that case, the rules are tr

dance like gregory hines. he had it all. what couldn't he do?emory today. he would come to the bay area to be inspired by oakland's lively music scene. he wowed a sold out crowd at oracle arena. he played 35 songs. in a statement today, warriors owner said, he was shocked and saddened to hear the news especially after hosting him at a game so recently. >>> celebrities are sharing contribute its to prince on social media. mc hammer tweeted, i loved this man. heaven is yours. heaven's band just got even more incredible. one of my absolute idols, thank you for showing me what true greatness is. missy elliott is, i had this prince picture drawn on my wall years ago, because his music inspired so many. nasa shared this tribute. a purple nebula in honor of prince. fans will want to set their dvr's for nightline. >>> we're about to see big changes in our weather. let's check in with sandia patel. >> first thing tomorrow morning you're going to be looking at rain, you'll want to put your umbrellas by the door. let me show you live doppler 7 hd, there's

he is falling really in hine with where the rest of america is. maybe not folks inside washington. think the challenge for everybody who is not donald trump is to make the case effectively. even though he will wind up short. he will still have the most votes, the most delegates. why the system is not rigged. it is not a joke. it is not the establishment trying on thwart him. it is a rule. that's a tougher argument to make than the momentum argument. >> reince priebus on twitter last night. the rule were set last year. nothing mysterious. nothing new. the rule have not changed. the rules with the same. nothing different. setting up for what will be, it looks like a really interesting ride to cleveland. >> well, running for president is hard. it is not one campaign. it is 56 campaigns. the district of columbia, virgin islands, puerto rico, et cetera. it is supposed to be hard. one attribute is to plan ahead. another is to staff up with good people. the first thing a president does is staff the government with about 3,000 important policy positions. so in that case, the rules are tran

. >> reporter: gregory hines used no one has been exploring it until nicholas came around. >> reporter: the technology, what happens if something goes wrong? >> something could go wrong. things go wrong. you'll find out. come to the show. no. honestly, we had a great mentor, brenda, a tap legend in our community. she said make sure you like the composition with or without the technology. >> reporter: for the first time, they will be performing at the joyce theatre tonight. doors open at 7 p.m. if you can't get here, they'll be performing until may 1st. in chelsea, i'm jessica formoso, fox 5 news. steve: i'm about to be a doggie daddy. i shouldn't be hugging. friends don't like to be at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of " bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my stop & shop. every insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands

samardzija three runs, eight hines in five and a third and struck out six.. cory gearrin confused buster posey with the pitch allowed the runners to advance and one scored on a sac. fly on a 4-3 brewer lead. any magic for the giants? no. game inning grounddown. samardzija takes the loss. he has never beaten the brewers. giants lose 4-3. they did take two out of three for the brew crew. bring on the dodgers tort home opener tomorrow. >>> the raiders decide reggie nelson with the two-year deal. he had eight interceptions last year and made the pro bowl but give it up to reggie mckenzie. he signed good football players. >>> it seems unthinkable that a team with almost 45 fewer wins than the warriors could actually steal one at oracle. that's exactly what happened last night. the young wolves took advantage of the warriors, 24 turnovers! they outscored them 18-11 in overtime to get win. golden stat now has to win the final four games to reach the league record of 73-9. steve kerr was on that bulls team and they are trying to beat -- remember going through the sa

. >> who is hine the door? hey, this is definitely one of the biggest celebrity talk that's morning, that's the way i like this. >> i often use the word talk nerve my every day life. >> pretend you're on the phone with ted. >> i hey, teddy, i'm coming out for your birthday may third. hold on a seconder i just saw a good talker on the internet. want me to tell but it? anyway, glamor magazine, which is also a great seinfeld episode, blame explore. >> i found myself watching seinfeld yesterday, what's happening, mike is taking over. >> mike is rubbing off. >> glamor magazine, something about the move, the swirl. >> made in the early 90s,. >> i can't believe they did. >> oh,. >> is that what they were talking about? >> yes. >> oh. >> he finishes with a swirl. >> wait. glamor magazine, trying to do her, remember, yesterday? >> do her? >> oh, not that. yesterday. >> what? >> okay. glamour magazine. >> take five. >> really? >> has gone out every business because it has been so long, drinking up this story. glamor maga

crosswalk, or was just making a, you know, right turn, and was look to go see if anybody was coming from hine, if he was blowing through a red light, like making right without even stopping, supply just hit this guy from behind. and dragged him all the way up the street. either way, they know who owns that aztek now, even though it has new york plates, may be local person who just moved here. and they will talk to them first. but they also have to get a search warrant and look inside that thing, see if there are fingerprint or dna as scott small said. hit-and-run there is one as awful as hit-and-run's get if they don't involve children. and this poor guy even if he was alive and conscious during the initial impact, didn't stand a chance of a being dragged such a long distance, almost lent after not ballfield underneath a car, it is awful. >> it is really awful. at least the cops are on the case and close. steve, 6:06. >> authorities are looking for the person who shot and killed a ten age err in juniata park. in broad daylight. nineteen year old miguel colon, jr., shot numerous times inside h

. >> reporter: at donald trump's first rally at the day he hined he might start his rhetoric on the other> they want me to act presidential. they don't want me to call him lying ted. >> he mostly dismissed that plan at his cercarially. >> when cruz, lying tedding when he gets money -- believe me lying ted. >> this comes as kasich continues to push for an open convention this summer. >> here's what's going to happen. we're going to have an open convention. we are going to get a giant political -- not political science but a governmental lesson. we'll find out how the works. >> reporter: at democratic side the jabs between bernie sanders and hillary clinton are getting harder as sanders tried tries to get momentum in the western states. >> secretary clinton was saying very nice things about the pipeline under a lot of pressure she eventually opposed it. >> sanders doesn't like it. you know what, because it occasionally helps a big company. those big companies employee a lot of americans or they wouldn't get the help. >> reporter: the latest fox business poll shows hillary clinton losing to

she says the mask man shoved her from hine, pushed her to the ground, and repeatedly punched her in thee until she blacked out. investigators say the man was wearing a ski mask and gloves, and they do not have a motive for that attack. >> local community in mourning after sudden dealt of beloved police officer in haverford township, according to the police department, 39 year old william albert us died sunday due to an illness. the seven year veteran of the force suffered a medical emergency last week, while playing ice hockey in a police league. alberta died of natural causes after being hospitalized for about a week. he leaves behind his wife and three young children. services are set for this weekend. mike anal next. >> lauren, thank you. well, are we going to see pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane? court today? our cameras will be there. she wants a judge to explore whether prosecutors reaked fbi reporting in her criminal case to a newspaper. a pretrial hearing scheduled for this morning montgomery county, her attorneys say only three groups had the fb iphone recording of h

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hines college are from foreign countries. staple the green card to the diploma. manufacturing is about to come home from china and we need everybody. >>> my next question is from vernon odem for john fetterman. >>> mr. fetterman, the republicans are hammering president obama saying the military is poorly equipped and drained and demoralized and not effective any more and ignored and destroyed. democrats argue we don't do enough for our veterans what are coming home where are you on the argument, sir and what would your role be as a u.s. senator in terms of the military budget and the veterans coming home. >>> i think first of all what supersedes all that, is not sending our men and women into harm's way for disastrous wars of choice. that's the best way anyone us if we were elected look after veterans in the countries. we have not honored our commitment to veterans in the county. the suicide rates are explorable, and the services or lack thereof that they receive upon their return has to change. the military spending is ten times, excuse me it's more than the nex

running the marathon today, specking good weather, and i'm assuming the same for us, katie, i look hinei see sun? >> nothing but bright blue sky, gorgeous sunrise underway, too, guys, i'm facing south, so the sun actually not visible to me, because i have a wall right here, but if you look out your east facing window you'll see beautiful colors across the sky right now. gorgeous day ahead. nice warm one, as well. and we talk about the boston marathon, really the entire northeast, looking at bright sunshine, couple of high clouds up near bean town, here at home, you have nothing overhead virtually just totally clear sky at the moment, and we can thank high pressure for that, it will continue to hook us up with gorgeous weather again today. forty-five temperature at ac, 49 in philadelphia, and, actually, warmer than it is at the shore, if you can believe it, even mount pocono, 47 at this hour. these temperatures, now that the sun's about ready to pop or it already is popping over the who are eyes will starting to off to the is last here, i won't be shock if we end up maybe even little mil

jeffrey brown's father, jeffrey hines, said he respected the decision of the jury. he pointed to a class ring he wears which has a symbol of the scales of justice and said,, "they made a decision. that's it." the case has caught ththe attention of domestic violence organizations nationwide, who cited the cacase as an example f how black women are dispropoportionately imprisoned when they defend themselves against domestic abuse. well today in a democracy now! exclusivive, cherelle baldwin joins us in our studio for her first interview since being freed yesterday. also with us is her mother, cynthia long, who we spoke to yestererday on democracy now! in bridgeport, but today she is with us in new york. and her defense attorney, miles gerety. thank you so much for joining us. cherelle, welcome to the free world. >> thank you so much. amy: how did you feel when you heard that verdict yesterday in the bridgeport courtroom? >> i just, like, collapsed. i could not believe it. when they said "not guilty of all five accounts," it was just like god sent an angel down and sav

. >> i'm very good with duncan hines. >> it's really easy to make. it's cream cheese, vanilla, bit, just a pinch of salt and a little bit of lemon juice. >> where do we put the pine apple? >> here's what you do. you stick it in the sugar -- >> no wonder why it's so darn good? >> is it a pineapple upside down -- >> it's not. >> oh, wait, we're going to fire it upsome. >> yeah, we're going to fire it up. >> i love that. >> brew lay. that's when you burn alcohol and you just, like -- it's funny, when the clock is rolling, it takes so much [laughter] >> brown it or giving it flavor? >> when you brown it, it does give it a flavor. the sugar starts to burn. it's called the myard reaction. when things caramelize, that's what you're tasting. >> rosanna has minimal baking experience. >> i think it's awesome. when can we see your show? >> on food network, monday nights at 9:00. and then sunday nights at 9:00 there's the spring baking championship, this other new show where we got eight of the best pastry chefs in the country, and they're all competing doing am

it was just shipped from the nicki plant in new jersey, and you can see, hine me here, at the villanovais morning, those boxes are piled up, and employees just got here to start unpacking, and it looks like if we go little to the left, we have our first fan wait to go get inside. so, there is a lot of excitement, building here, on campus, already this early in the morning, 5,000 of those t-shirts are going to be going on sale just as soon as the doors open here at 8:00 a.m. quiet for now, but the excitement is now building. and why not? they have a lot to look forward to here at novanation. the national championship team is coming home this afternoon. take a look at this. this was the reaction, when nova hit that game-winning shot. student watching inside the pavilion went wild. chopper three over the campus as well as those student spilled out of the arena, and across the main line, fans flooded, and shutdown lancaster avenue for some time. that will road, however; back open this morning. now, unfortunately, not everyone folds the rooms, police say they were at least five arrests overn

responded to this scene here overnight is because of concerned neighbors, they saw this white car hine me. in the 1600 block of north redfield for hours overnight. they say they saw a man behind the wheel, so they called police to check it out. what they didn't know was that there was 25 year old man inside this car, who had been shot. now, police responded to this scene, here in west philadelphia, around 2:00 a.m. officers arrived to find this car on, the driver side window down, and the man inside slumped in his seat. they pulled up his shirt and discovered he had been shot at least three times. now, emergency crews tried to revive him, although unsuccessfully, pronounced him dead at 2:14, at this time no suspect, or motive, after all, police responded to this initially as medical call. they are now investigating it as a homicide. >> witnesses along the block saw the vehicle with the engine running and they saw the male sitting in the driver seat, he appeared to have been sleeping or they thought he was sick, balistic evidence inside of the vehicle, so it appears that this victim was

>>anny hong: this also means a chance for some much needed showers eased pressure hines will see lotshe seven its oakland 7 it is high in hayward low seventies for fremont and for our inland spots ms. savage, 7776 and san ramon and more that is what to fill one in the south along the '70s including some in what amounts of you in sunnyvale 73 in san jose in the peninsula before high of 67 and also in downtown san francisco. >>reporter: also the drive across the golden gate into san francisco. >>darya: happening now dangerous when the dust had in the midwest and northeast look at the damage done on the left that is in the hanover strong wind knocked over a concrete wall when ride into the park a car the wind chill his jamaican feel like it's 24 degrees. >>reporter: they recover the events and video from local mod to now begin unraveling how the crash happened and why regularly scheduled trains will operate monday and still may be some delays in the affected area. >>darya: retired u.s. hockey star is in trouble for a drunken-driving she was arrested and she apologized on the face of oppo

the suspect collapsed in front of the mobile phone store on broad and chew streets where brian hines was watching. >>> he was shot in his hip or something. >> reporter: police backup arrived and the officer removed an object from the suspect. >>> i watched him take a gun off him, he had a 32, a chrome revolver. >> reporter: police say the robber victim was roughed up, but will be okay. police placed the suspect in an suv and taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police are investigating. the officer was not hurt. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >>> representing the faculties and coaches at pennsylvania state run universities. classes will not be interrupted by a walkout before the academic year. the union said they will take a strike authorization if talks with the state don't make progress. union members have been working without a contract for more than a year. the next negotiating schedule scheduled for april 28. >>> owner's of time shamrock communications public a number of daily newspapers in northeast pennsylvania and new york and virginia. terms of the deal

hines, is ginn the growing diversity of companies in the life sciences industry and the increasingly specialized roles of bringing ip to market and the hundreds of thousands of jobs in the commercialization, development, and manufacturing of these products, how do you suggest that we equitably allocated benefits in the context of a patent or innovation box model? and specifically, as it relates to our competitors around the world who are already moving in this direction. i know this to me appears to be a complication to the tax code, but at the same time, without the companies we'll have fewer dollars coming in from this specific area. >> we can't ignore international competition. the question for the committee is, if the united states isn't going to adopt some form of an intellectual property box or patent box, then what are we going to do? are we going to just ignore what's going on in the rest of the world? it hardly seems like a good idea. but the downside, and peeples ha people have noted this, of the property boxes or patent boxes, unless they're carefully crafted, you could ha

. >> my name is brett hines with american university when i went to high school, i went to a privateatholic high school, so the debates around free speech there don't quite match the same. but i was wondering if a personal experience i've had how that would play out in public schools. i was the editor of the school newspapers on o ed section and i was planning on publishing a editorial opposing the administration's position that a test that had taken on homosexually and they demanded they review the arm before publishing it and ultimately they took several months with the view i left the school coincidentally and how does the administration have the ability to review what students want to say in something like a school newspaper in a public school? >> absolutely. in a public school they would have, they can say we're reviewing everything before it comes out. then sec cor it by eliminating article by portion you to rewrite it and taking parts out and, in fact, the case that created this doctrine was about a school newspaper that wanted to run actual news stories, not opinion pieces ab

are still specifically including the names of two of the large agencies in our their investmentide hinesand in 30 seconds can you say as far as the contention. >> you speak with are eguards to federal statues and the, the cc hasn't worked. and the offices and divisions completed the work there. p so, all impages have been removed by federal statute. i recognize there are certain pension funds suing to the larger credit rating agency saying their opinions in the past were piledly invanurate but they're still using them for their increstment guide lines. which seems counterintuitive. >> i'm aware that there are pension funds that recall credit raethz, by name or by reference to the big three. >> and is that a problem? >> i wouldn't character ice it as a problem. i would say we weren't able to do more is there something more that should be done. is it can be or should be directed to? >> it was not in the ambet of the credit ratings overseas. that was the division of investment man. >>>ment. >> with revard to the credit ratings, we're comfortable. >> i got that. >> with regards to the credit

my name is brad hines and i'm with american university. when i went to high school i went to a private catholic high school, so the debates about free speech don't quite match the same. i was wondering if it personal expense that i've had with censorship administration, how that would play out in public schools. i was the editor of the school newspaper's op-ed section and i was planning on publishing an editorial opposing the administration's position that it had taken on homosexuality. and they demanded a review the article before publishing it. and ultimately they took several months with the review and to other fiscal coincidentally, but i suppose my question is that when it comes to school sponsored speech, does the administration have the ability to review what students want to say something like school newspaper in a public school? >> absolutely. in a public school they would have, they can say we are redoing everything before comes out. they can censor by a limiting the article altogether by forcing you to rewrite, by taking part ou

my name see brett hines and i'm with american university. when i wept to high school, i went to a private catholic high school so the debates around free speech there don't quite match had the same. but i was wondering if a personal experience that i've had with censorship by administration how that would play out in public schools. i was the editor of the school u newspaper's op-ed section and i was planning on publishing a editorial opposing the administration's position that had taken on homosexuality, and they demanded that they review the article before publishing it. and ultimately, they took several months with their review until i left the school coincidentally but i suppose my question is when it comes to school sponsored speech, how -- does the administration have the ability to review what students want to say? something like a school newspaper in a public school? >> absolutely. in a public school they would have, they can say we're reviewing everything before it comes out. they can sensor by eliminating article together and takin

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hines, is given the growing diversity of companies in the life sciences industry and the increasing specialized roles of the company in bring itp to market and the hundreds of thousands or jobs in the commercializeddation development and marring of the productings how do you suggest we equitably allocate -- in a patent model and specifically related to our competitors around the world who are moving in this direction. this appears to be a complication to the tack code but without the companies we'll have fewer dollars coming cominn from this specific area. >> we can't ignore international competition. the question for the committee is, if the united states isn't going to adopt some form of intellectual property bonds or patent box, what are we going to do? are we going to just ignore what is going on in the rest of the world? it hardly seems like a good idea. but the downside and people have noticed this -- of the patent box or intellectual property boxes that unless they're carefully crafted, you can have a serious problem of encouraging too much property being included in the patent box, and

correspondent dana bash here with me in new york, cnn national political reporter and matt anythingen hinee new york times." dana bash to you on the notion of the new york primary mattering so, so much, i'm reading, people are saying it's been decades since it was so totally pertinent to clinching the nomination. >> right. for lots of nominations. first of all just because it's usually so late in the calendar, which is hard to believe we are pretty late in the calendar in recent history, we have a presumptive nominee by now, that's one, but two, you know, new york, you don't think of it as a place where republican candidates are decided especially in modern times, and it actually is an interesting place because it is a blue state traditionally and it's going to make it even more difficult. i've been talking to some strategists, trying to figure out exactly where and how the best campaigns are to be run and messages are to be run, to attract new york republicans which are at least down here, not in upstate, different from others. >> i think also, matt, to you, on ted cruz he was asked about

so can you get enough life support and infrastructure going to keep the supply hines open. your not going to have what the normal consumption rates are, you may have to do with what governor christie did and rationing gasoline. but this means you have to plan out not just the power went out, but now or what are the impacts of that as you go through time acts. and then hopefully this is what our partners are work on, to give you better information about how much time are we talking about before key systems come up. when will we get the final power turned back on. in the absence of information, i think that generates its own problems. if we know it's going to be out for three weeks, we can plan. people are more resilient than we give them credit for, but the lack of information, that in and of itself -- i ran out of time, mr. chairman -- >> that's okay, because it's important. that's what i'm trying to get at is are these conversations and who's responsible for these conversations with people at the local level? this is an unknown. if there's a storm coming, a hurricane, an i

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>>reporter: as the parent of a special needs child, fran hines says he takes extra precautions to keep his son safe, but they have had a few close calls >> we couldn't find him and we were panicked. we called 911, and, you know, thankfully we found him. >>reporter: colton who is 18 says he has wandered off a few times and froze in fear. >> i was pretty scared, i will admit. i didn't really know what to do. >>reporter: monmouth county is hoping to be of extra assistance in these situations. they showed a first-of-its-kind special needs registry. first point of contact. any information on the registry pops up on the dispatcher's screen. >> we know now that this information that family members can put into the system will be at the fingertips as an alert to the name or the address. >>reporter: that includes not only people with autism, but elders with dementia or someone with a speech impediment or who is deaf. the responding officer is then armed with this information. >> a certain behavior or lack of behavior was easily misconstrued by an officer as some kind of dangerous activity. >>re