but jane's not talking about attacking virtual zombies. mcgonigal's a pioneer in the field of arg, or alternate reality gaming. these are games designed not just for entertainment, but also to tackle world issues, like poverty and climate change. after recovering from her own traumatic injury, gerrjane's no unveiling a new game and she's sure if you play, it will make you better. super better. i'm sanjay gupta and welcome to the next list. >>> games are an extraordinary way to tap into the best version of yourself, the most determined, the most creative, the most resilient in the face of failure. the most likely to collaborate with other people. just sort of heroic qualities. and it seems that if we play for games, games that we love, these qualities can actually spill over into our real lives. i'm jane mcgonigal. i'm a game designer and i'm the inadvertent of superbetter. i've actually been designing games since 2001. and i was really interested in what would happen to gamers when they stopped playing their favorite games. did it change t

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jane, it's okay. we're the good guys. we have her.got a call from rachel lawton, and what she said scared me. i mean, but even before that, i knew something was hinky about the whole thing. what you know could really help us, jane. yeah, but then what happens to me? look, if we were able to find you, it would've only been a matter of time until they did, too. but we will protect you every step of the way. and we need a witness who's willing to take them down. i'm... i'm just so damn scared. i know you are. but you're angry, too. they picked the wrong computer geek to mess with. don: come on, there just, there can't be that many possibilities. in general, no, it's power/control, power/wealth. well, it all comes back to money, doesn't it? people get money to get power, or power to get money. there are fanatical idealists, you know. he shoots, he scores! oh, oswald kittner. mercy rule? it's got to be a canadian hockey table. if they can rig a local election, why not a larger one? uh, because the bigger election, the bigger the conspiracy

jane and i are both proud graduates, she of smith and i of wellesly. we are including many international and domestic partners. i think it's exciting that we are working on these kinds of things together, in addition to all of the raft of difficult problems, both those in the headlines, in the trendlines that we confront every single day. i have to say that film was hilarious. i have a feeling that jane was stage managing every bit of it, but i can't wait to see all my predecessors to thank them for participating. george schultz with his "don't worry, be happy" song, he actually gave me a bear that i keep in my office that has one of these buttons. when you press it, it sings, ♪ don't worry, be happy if it's good enough for george schultz, it's good enough for me. i was pleased to see him sharing that with all of you tonight. think about henry kissinger. with that accent he can say anything and you think it's smart and witty. he and i had some of the most amazing conversations, but i'm never sure i understood everything that was being said. but for me,

that's me, jane, and tracy. all right? we're going to do it.re going to face off with team tina. that's tina, alec and jack.

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jane, what is a prevention-prepared community? that is a really good question, ivette, and it is a term i think we are going to be hearing a lot more. the notion of a prevention-prepared community is all of the systems in the community, be they the health care sector, the business sector, families, schools, neighborhoods, law enforcement, they are all prepared to create a prevention system for the community that really does increase the likelihood that everybody will be making an important contribution together and rates of these problems will actually decrease over time. dr. greene, you mentioned screening and brief interventions. many people in the audience may not know what this program is all about. do you want to tell us a little more? i will be happy to, yvette. one of the things that howard university and howard university hospital has identified was that we have a large population of at-risk drinkers, substance abuse patients, and that we wanted to find a way to try to really help our population. we didn't have enough soci

jane, final thoughts? one final thought: i think it's really helpful when communities have people like jordan and wendy, our doctor, involved in these kinds of efforts. it's so essential to have young people become good community problem solvers and its really, really important to have our professionals in the community working on these problems, not only from a programmatic aspect but from a systems change and policy aspect because we all know there's good programs out there, but it's really necessary to take them to scale and institutionalize them. very good. and if communities want to get engaged and involved, there's no better opportunity than to do so during national recovery month . recovery month is celebrated every september. there are materials online that you can use, and it's really looked at and prepared all year round, so you can get engaged in recovery month all year round. we hope that you do so, and we hope that you continue to spread the word that prevention works, treatment is effective,

jane goodall. thank you so much.

my guest tonight is a founder of the jane goodall institute. she's also the spokesperson for disney nature's new film chimpanzee. ♪ ♪ from the beginning to the end, he was more than a friend to me ♪ >> jon: i'm not made of wood. welcome back to the show, jane goodall. ( applause ) >> jon: how are you? >> great. i'm going to see if you remember a proper chimp greeting. >> jon: was that good? ( cheers and applause ) thank you. by the way not as effective on the streets of new york, i found. so nice to see you again. this movie, i don't know how... how did the cameras happen to be in the jungle at the moment this young chimp... what is the young chimp's name? >> oscar. >> jon: oscar. >> um-hum. >> jon: is taken in by freddy? >> it was luck. it's the most amazing piece of luck. they were going to film the development of a young chimp in his family and his group. when the mother was killed by a leopard.... >> jon: it was luck. >> it was luck that they were there to see what happened because he should have died. >> jon: why should he have died? if in

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and earl painted the pictures of jane and sarah. jane knox polk. his middle name was another family name. she was a descendant of the brother of the scottish reformer john knox. that serious tradition here, actually a family of devout women, less devout men. the mother sort of set the tone here. difficult times for her that she lived into her 70s. but outlived her husband and seven of her ten children including games. live to see her son become president, here in house after leaving the white house and coming back to tennessee. she's one of only three president's mothers to outlive their president sons. the others were mothers whose sons were assassinated. president kennedy's and president garfield's mother were alive. jane polk the only to see her son finish as full term president. you notice the high ceilings, high windows, good cross ventilation. this house built in terms of hot, muggy tennessee summers. hope for a good breeze. kitchen a separate building you'll get to see later. we can go upstairs. when james k. polk lived here with all of thes

that's me, jane, and tracy. all right? we're going to do it. with team tina. that's tina, alec and jack. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is it alec? >> alec, alec with a "c." >> jimmy: oh, sorry. [ laughter ] now here we go. we all know how to play charades. you give silent slues to your teammates. you have 45 seconds on the clock. first two rounds are worth one point each. and the winner is the person with the most points. tina, your team goes first. >> okay. so you can go first. >> okay. >> where are we sitting? >> you guys sit on our couches. >> we got to sit on couches? [ laughter ] >> tracy's never sat on a couch before. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do you like it? all right, no. come on. we can do it. >> okay, so i can say whatever i want? >> jimmy: hey i think jane just said that we're screwed. [ laughter ] okay, you take one. the audience can help you out. >> five? four. i like four. okay. four. okay! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can put the clue back in the box if you want. >> five words. first word. lady. >> sexy. sexy. >> sexy and i know it!

jane. >> hey, julia.pi numbers show that in the month of march consumers paid nearly a percentage point more for beef than in february. this is even with pink slime. ranchers getting more for their cows and more of their cows are being stolen. john harvey usually has two cows a year pilfered. he's lost 10% of his herd. most of this new age cattle wrestling is happening in texas. prices up well over $1,000 per head, sometimes $1,600. a lot of those losses are not insured. including the cows stolen from chris cannon. >> we come to feed in this particular pasture. and the cattle panels behind me been all rearranged. took count of the cattle and found eight calves and nine calves missing. these people, they know cattle, they're brave. when they get brave, they get dangerous. >> my theft reports have gone up 50% just in the last, oh, four months. when you take a cow to the sale barn, you're getting the full value of that cow when you sell it. it's not like stealing a tv in somebody's house or something like th

i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to the department store and paid whatever. they went there once or twice a week to take care of business. the process of going through things, my grandmother would t

john avalos, jane kim. others. before the election, i went really invite you down to check out what we are doing. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. and by the way, ♪ you make me feel like dancing you make me feel like city dancing seven nights, city lights, dance the night away ♪ if you want to dance, come down to channel 13. i'm going to have graphics and a second. thanks, mayor lee, for visiting, and after all, ♪ two out of three mayors ain't bad now, do not be sad, because two mayors out of three ain't bad ♪ and, why not ♪ lanham be there in your morning let him be there in your city nights let him change those that are wrong and made them ripe let him wander through this city wonderland that we all do share all i asked you is to let it be there ♪ and -- ♪ he is a hero and will fight for your sitting he will be the hero that you are looking for he will live forever, making it better, that we made a city better than it was ever before ♪ and -- that is it. thanks. >> thank you. ne

reporting live in reston jane watrel, news 4. >> thank you, jane. >>> state workers in maryland are literallying the seconds before some painful budget cuts kick in there. they unveiled a doomsday clock in annapolis today. it's counting down to july 1st when $500 million in budget cuts will take effect unless maryland lawmakers hold a special session to change the budget. 500 jobs some education funding, and the cost of living increase for workers are all on the chopping block. maryland also faces a potential downgrade of its credit rating i)+aicult/ >>> chu child has been shut down allegations of child abuse.9jhl pat iden can imagin hsjrstigation $k you%cejd rea i my hereiñl mybeenku attendx4 to identified. you can imagine how she feels. >> you understand? i have a 3-year-old girl.nk child ígc childp stand6p the the thatyd cot baptist church hi (j land] his and.%5yelled. ímt>d thems@ynt reportthis reporte;ng un thr can't8 ã apriltha do& youknow?w3 it'sá"ened of the an it ourzation. herebefor who >> reporter: why is no isbmu? o- investigation om ar now. unclearzcptoday? x+seast gardensoo asso

. >> next question for you is from jane and calabasas, california. i'm sorry, first jane in new york city. >> that afternoon. i appreciate you. you raised the question of of only one woman being in the book. you did not answer that question and i would like to revisit it. my concern is that there is only one woman. there are several women inventors. why out of all african american inventors fair, white is there only one -- why is there only one -- and all only one -- and all the ones we did during black history month, okay, joy, thanks. >> the ones that we were able to work fine, -- the ones we were able to find, of course, there could be a book on women inventors. all the other ones we thought were significant and we didn't want to exclude women. so we made sure that we had our women's invention. the woman whose future. >> you are also very involved in education, which is a big effort to get science technology and math and engineering and the like. is this in concert without ever? >> yes, i think that is a fact that all the people that are heroes in

my name is jane kim. i have the honor of serving as the representative for this district. thank you so much for being here today. this is our second year doing this and i've seen many familiar faces from last year as well. how wanted knowledge this was initiated last year by our mayor ed lee, who wanted to make sure we were engaging in a much more transparent process around the budget where we were able to hear from stakeholders in terms of what you want to see it in terms of priorities of city dollars. as many of you know, the city budget is the most important policy document that we, on the board of supervisors, work and every year. over last couple of years, we have generated less revenue in our city, and therefore, have had the unfortunate task of making cuts that have hurt our communities and neighborhoods. this is often a time to hear directly from you in terms of what you would like to see. i do want to thank the mayor's office of neighborhood services organizing this. [applause] of course, to the lovely staff of district 5 and district 6, who are also here today. [

. >>> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the latest on early trading. >>> good morning. intel and ibm in the computer industry, reporting some of the slowest sales growth in years. they are being hurt by a slow down triggered by the european debt crisis. shares this morning intel and ibm both lower as investors

thank you for the lovely meal, jane. mom.t the cake talking but let's celebrate! [ male announcer ] buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and get a free double chocolate chip cake. [ male announcer ] buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger coming up n our 6 ooclock hour... 3&beer making you smarter?the a fee drinks... improved in. &pin. [ glass clinks ] i just wanted to say a few words. first of all, thank you for the lovely meal jane. mom. and let's hear it for sara's paper mache eiffel tower. it's the washington monument. and dad, i'll never forget what you said to me this morning. you said "brian, it's 11:15. get up." so maybe this is just the cake talking but let's celebrate! [ male announcer ] celebrate the little things. buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and get a free double chocolate chip cake. and got this one free. really? wow, you can buy one 6" sub and get another one free? any 6" sub, before 9am... [ cyclist ] what? wait, you can get one 6" sub and get one free? before 9am... [ tires screech ] buy one 6" sub and get one free?

my question is to john and jane. john, you had mentioned that, in the obama administration there is more prosecution of whistleblowers, i was very surprised and disturbed to hear that and i would like to hear you or jane speak to that as to why that might be. >> we're talking about government will whistleblowers. we are up to six. the highest it had been before was 3. it has roughly doubled. as to the reason, as jane for the easy part of the question. [laughter] >> i think it represents a mind- set in washington, which is that we are still ostensibly in a state of war, the war on terror, and it is global. his starkly, in american history, -- historically, in american history, these stories have been loaded. i went to an off the record conference with some of the top people in the legal advisers at the cia and others in the intelligence community. some of them are political appointees in the obama administration. they really don't like the press. i thought it would be different somehow in a democratic administration.

i am a resident of district 6 as well as an intern for supervisor jane kim. one of the issues that affects you around me today is education and jobs. do you know that you to agencies through 24 face the highest levels of unemployment? believe it or not, jobs and internships are bigger than just having money. it means being able to support their family. able to go through the day without being hungry when they are not at school or at home. it means having the motivation to excel in something besides school and work. -- schoolwork. for all, not only jobs help my family, but it helps me get into college. it has kept my mind involved in something positive and it has kept me believing there is hope for the future. another issue i would like to talk about his some of the issues affecting my community in treasure island. i am a resident of district 6, and i believe -- ok. i am a resident of transit -- districts 6 and i live on treasure island. some of the main issues that affect my community are the lack of the police. there is a lack of lighting. and that truly aff

the jane henson foundation.nd the corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. second-degree murder charges were filed this week against george zimmerman, the volunteer neighborhood watchman who shot and killed unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. e anuncement came after weeks of protests demanding zimmerman's arrest. several religious groups also called for an investigation into martin's death. recent polls show that attitudes about the case vary dramatically by race. joining me with more on this are kim lawton, managing editor of this program, and harold dean trulear, associate professor of applied theology at howard university in washington, d.c., and national director of the healing communities prisoner re-entry initiative. professor, welcome, we're glad to have you here again. >> thank you, it's my privilege. >> good to see you again. >> the contrast in the way people saw this case in florida just couldn't have been more stark. overwhelming differences in

a special shoutout to janes. are you here? i got an epa e-mail from vicky who said you intern extraordinary and representative of the wonderful organization. thank you. i know, we're trying to get you back. thank you for your hard work at epa this past summer. let's spend some time what has been and continues to be the defining mission of our time in office. and that is, of course, our mission to strengthen the economy, and i want to spend some time on how epa and environmental protection in particular fits into that mission. just taking office president obama and in fact, all of his administration, and all of my colleagues have been focused on the urgent need to continue creating jobs. after the chance of collapse in the economy in 2008, there was nothing more important to make sure businesses get up and running. making sure families had as much help they could get. making sure critical industries like the auto industry could stay afloat. not only because we wanted to sustain the companies in detroit, but the companies that m

i look forward to working with my colleague jane kim from district 6 and all of my colleagues. i know i look forward to working as a representative from san francisco to bcdc. the giants have recently gone through spring training and i know that where this project is, they have not been vetted it. they have done a lot of work to make sure we thought it through. but we have a lot of work to do. i look forward to working with our mayor, working with city staff, and working with all of our players to turn this field of dreams into reality and hopefully to hit a real home run with it. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, president david chiu. they're not out on the field yet. you did not take this into the first inning. [laughter] ok, one of the great things about san francisco is we have a real focus on the neighborhoods and the districts, and we have representatives who are elected by districts and are focused on their constituents. i am proud to say that we have a wonderful district supervisor in the district where we play ball and where we look to be constructing soon,

jane goodall will be here. she'll be fantastic. but first, here is bill karins with a check on the forecast. >>> we have fantastic spring concerns once again. the drought is an issue from the southeast right up the eastern season. seaboard. but we have some improvement. it could alter your weekend plans. we have exceptional drought now from south carolina southward all the way down into north portions of florida, and severe drought conditions in southern new england. but as i mentioned, we have a big soaker up the east coast as we go through the weekend. it looks like the southeast side and sunday is the worst for you. up the mid-atlantic saturday and sunday. for new england, i think it will be sunday and monday. if you have plans in new england on saturday, i think you'll be ok. but sunday and monday, it could just be a washout. maybe inches of rain, as much as five inches of rain in the southeast. for today, some light rain for d.c. this is not the same storm system. this is just a weak storm coming through today. it will keep yo

jane hall, we finally have criminal charges in this case after six weeks of media finger-pointing.ual evidence of law enforcement, it seems to me the comment altors have gone back to their same old arguments. >> i think the commentators have, and sean hanniy has replayed many times this new black video for the bounty out for zimmerman, and now they're trying to talk about a rush to judgment. you know, reverend al, you can talk about the ethics of that, but to my mind endlessly replay this question, the whoet press on this case. >> because the black -- new black panther party is a minor fringe. sthoo they're a minor fringe group. what they did was despicable. the way it's being replayed on fox is to display peaceful protest and people who were calling for an arrest and a trial in this case. >> do you see the media here playing an inflammatory role as this has become kind of an obsession after the media, of course, spent the first two weeks being totally out to lunch on the importance of this fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager? >> i don't think they're playing an inflammatory role

jane king has the bloomberg business report. hi, jane. >> good morning.e have to be clever at this time of the morning. good morning. things appear to be looking out for the baltimore housing market. closure filings fell in march. an initial jump -- a big jump in initial foreclosure filings statewide in maryland. skyrocketing 56% last month compared to february. foreclosures starts jumped in march nationwide. a drug may help treat baldness but there are possible side effects if you stop taking propecia, including a loss of sexual desire. futures indicate a positive start today and we recovered somewhat yesterday on the s&p. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> i have two teenage boys both looking for work during the summer. one gender apparently has the upper hand over the other. >> young women are doing a lot better. i will have that answer coming up in my next report. >> thank you. >> 5:22. 40 degrees on tv hill. an early start for maryland crabs. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water c

jane king has the bloomberg business report. hi, jane. >> hi, stan. a big announcement coming f or homeowners. rule to protect mortgage borrowers. these rules call for clear statements and even help to help avoid foreclosure. rules are expected to be january. b january beware of scams. scams have been more rampant during tough economic times. use a licensed real-estate broker and get everything in writing. aol agreed to sell pens to microsoft. they've been under pressure to make some changes. heirs' surging 43% -- shares surging 43% on aol. we do have futures looking at a bit of a rebound. kate amara in teaming up with -- lockheed martin is teaming up with dell. this gives dell a chance to recoup some revenue. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> the economy has come a long way. americans are supportive of the auto beailouts. >> look at the auto revival at how far detroit has come. americans are taking notice of that. they are not as supportive when it comes to the big banks. the restauran