ing so, like you said you went to a group to not for profits and you talked to them but i know you went to the jim mikos organizations and went and talked to them, so was there a difference between the two, did you get certain information from one that you didn't get from the other? >> one was more interested in what we could do to better our surrounding neighborhood, and that was the more neighborhoods where the non-profit was more interested in what we could do to help them out and what we were going to continue, with what support, they were very diverse in terms of what they were looking for. >> and for the not for profits, did you get a better understanding about the neighborhood at all or like sort of the neighborhood fabric as opposed to like a neighborhood group that is concerned with -- >> we got a better understanding of the neighborhood fabric through that meeting but it was more geared towards what they needed to see from us. >> okay. great. i really appreciate you guys coming in too. >> i appreciate it. >> it was our pleasure. >> with that, i would like the continue the actu

why are sleep ing so late? why aren't you participating? why aren't you returning calls? that was sort of a clue that was something was wrong. i would tell them i was depressed, sad and my friends didn't get it. they would say snap out of it. what is wrong with you? since i had no history with depression or so they thought, they thought it was something that i could just "snap out of." and i actually thought, wouldn't it be nice? maybe i could just snap out of it. and well, 15 years later, i am still slowly snapping out of it. but it was a really long journey and i think the first barrier to seeking treatment in the city, the first barrier that most people face is sort of a self-imposed barrier of a self-recognition that help is needed. some people talk about it as self-applied stigma. i didn't want to admit that i had the problem, because if i had the problem, that i needed help. that maybe i had mental illness and maybe something was wrong with me and maybe i was somehow lesser for having this, and for having suffered this. so having overcome that, i thought well maybe

ing). >> stephen: so, jimmy, let's change that graphic. okay. there you go. and i've got to tell you, folks. it's been a bit of a rough day. here's the story. it's a true story. you see, we booked click and clack over here about a month ago but there was a problem. you see, this network is owned by viacom which is also the owner of mtv, nickelodeon and the popular pup-be-gone line of eueuthanasia centers although i have to say i'm not sure of that last one is public knowledge. apparently -- and this is a deeply guarded secret so, shhhhhh -- daft punk are going to make a surprise appearance on the mtv video music awards. spoiler alert. don't tell anybody because fun fact, no one told me until 2:00 yesterday. now the head of mtv, van toffler, is saying mtv had been promised the exclusive rights to any television appearance by daft punk leading up to the v.m.a.'s. daft punk says nothing because they don't talk. but their handlers say they never promised mtv anything. so here's the deal. hyundai gave me a lot of money, okay. a big check. which, funny story, i cas

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maryland has so much to offer. >> sure. >> i'm doing engineer ing ing right now. i went through the majors and courses. there's definitely a lot of other stuff that i'm interested in and want to try. >> right. >> but i definitely in 4 years see myself established. that's my main goal. >> from getting ahead standpoint you can't compare taylor to the average student, can you? >> not really. one thing about our program, its the mission of the college to provide educational opportunities to citizenship. i think starting that opportunity in high school as taylor has benefitted from just is extraordinary. >> right. we're seeing more and more becae of the rising cost of colleges, colleges like bccc, the community colleges of baltimore county, people are enroll inging because there's an affordability factor and you're paying for 2 years versus 4 years. do you think this trend will continue? >> absolutely. after taylor graduated the exped the interest in the early enrollment program has increased. so, yes, more parents are becoming aware. again, this opportunity is availab

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it bottomed at the end of june so that's pretty precarious time lg ing in terms of what carl icahn hase bottom and has been up large since then. so no apple holdings for carl icahn, but a giant jump in dell. he also liquidated his position in electricity and he was adding slowly to a position in cdr energy, where he is in a contested situation there, melissa. >> thank you very much, kayla. >> i don't find it peculiar carl icahn didn't start buying apple until q3. he's a stradtrader, a smart guy. it's a very liquid stock. he wanted to see what the print looked like, what the guidance was like. >> coming up next your cnbc play-by-play is coming up and get a haed start on the day shaping up to be among the top. straight ahead. my doctor and i went with axiron the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs

the end of ing to good way so may be a to end. back in the olden days, the s, the traditional wisdom was rehnquist would never agree to cameras unless all of the agreed and there was no unanimity on it. here was speculation that thurgood marshall would step down, then cameras would happen. happen.dn't some justices in the confirmation hearings suggested receptive to cameras and they come back to congress in the,000 hearings, i've changed my mind, over my dead body. what's the situation now? are they ever going to embrace cameras in the courtroom? >> i would like to say its's some day some day, before the medium of television it's es so outdated that irrelevant. but i'm not sure i see a clear except for , possibly congress telling them to. it's just such a -- intransient -- so stubborn about it, they, as you strategy - the media and it's not really a strategy, as to wait for new young justices to come on who weren't afraid of cameras. justices would come on and they were afraid of cameras. it's -- it's something about the aura of t

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