it's fine as long as the rats kept kosher.audience reacts) here to tell us how much rat feces there's going to be in our politics is "slate" legal expert and senior research fellow at yale law school emily bazelon. emily, thanks so much for coming back. good to see you. (cheers and applause) all right. all right, em. first of all, is the supreme court -- are they going to have a session? are they essential personnel or are they furloughed. >> they say they're essential. they put out a press release, they're hearing arguments all week just the way they're scheduled. >> so they took three months off and they show up and go "wait, you need to pay us." >> i think they want to be an essential service. they've decided that they are. >> stephen: now, the mccutcheon case. give me nuts and bolts here. what are the limits now? $2600 per person and $123,000. what's the logic behind not letting me donate all i want? >> the logic is that if you have limits you'll have less corruption. so if you could give $2,600 to as many federal candidat

. >> if we hooked up with a fair trade kosher coffee company. and they wear buttons to prod students to ask inquisitive. ask -- questions. questions with important answers there is a large and growing body of evidence that working conditions forked forked a for. students that take classes withed withadjuncts. institutions do not set them up for success they hire them at the last moment so they can't prepare for their courses they have no input for the curriculum and they are often teaching off resources they are not familiar with. >> cuts in higher education funding are the main culprit. money for instruction that would go to faculty is declining and the other expenses is going up. >> the delphi project has shown key issues. >> at san francisco state leslie wong is facing them to free up money for more full time hires. >> i hope the debate gets louder. i do think it's an important key component. it's the key component to answer the question of quality. the discussion is just starting and it will be a few years hopefully that we see some results

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. >> no, because as a religious jew, i eat only kosher. so they respect that.ffer me. >> so i've got to ask you about something that troubled me. coming up, the first house before you come up the drive to this village, the graffiti on the front -- >> yes. >> the targets spray painted on. >> yes. >> whodunit? >> villains. bad people. >> kids? >> i don't know. apparently kids. when we educate kids, kids are not able to understand complicated things. they see the world in black and white. when you get older, you're able to see the gray. and when someone hits you -- >> i understand why kids would do it. given what you told me earlier, identifying the perpetrators within the realm of possibility? >> they're young people. >> why not paint it over? >> good question. maybe we should. you're right. >> elsewhere in the west bank, just outside of ramallah -- meet betty and mona. two members of a group of women who call themselves the speed sisters. the first all-female palestinian racing team. >> hi. i'm tony. good to meet you. >> when i'm riding a car, i'm the happiest g

. >> este tequila no es kosher, no es kosher. >> bueno, todo es kosher.para que no entre el amor ♪. ♪ entre el amor y el odio me enamoro mÁs de ti ♪. ♪ como dos sentimientos distintos viven hoy dentro de Íi ♪. ♪ por mas que lo pienso no comprendo ♪. ♪ como puedo odiarte al mismo tiempo ♪. ♪ que me muero por estar cerca de ti ♪. ♪ entre el amor y el odio esta la lÍnea del perdÓn ♪. ♪ cruzarla significa darle vida a esta pasiÓn ♪. ♪ y aunque el orgullo a veces pueda mÁs que la razÓn ♪. ♪ y aunque el alma se cierre para que no entre el amor ♪. ♪ entre el amor y el odio me enamoro mÁs de ti ♪. ♪ como dos sentimientos distintos viven hoy dentro de Íi ♪. >> me parece muy bien. >> pues no se diga mÁs, a partir de maÑana me presento a trabajar, sabes, me gustarÍa tener una oficina con dos escritorios. >> ¿dos escritorios? >> sÍ, si, quiero que marcial sea mi asistente. >> ¿tu asistente? pero, tÍa, tÚ sabes los problemas que hubo con marcial, por errores que Él cometiÓ estuvimos a punto de perder la fÁbrica. >> bueno, esas fueron exageraciones, marcial pudo equivo

actually just give me half a pound of salamis been met by italian, a kosher, pork on? direct just get bloody. melissa: believe it or not to then today's that show half of mid to all cooking at home in more than half to all the grocery shopping. companies take a vintage of this to market more to bet after breaking the many decisions. we have our money marketing coup room with us as well. 58 percent do all the pressure shopping? of a single? that is the only way this makes sense. >> 70% of all statistics are made up of the spot. i don't believe that. >> i think it is the possibility on top chefs most of the vendors are the men. >> but there is the trend to the men doing more even if you think those statistics if you're the sitting on their radios 74 percent say clipping coupons does this change marketing? that rather than and marketing to women doesn't make sense whether be days or pancake batter? should they go down the center to either gender or met capture the male audience? >> before they know they have to do more research. the articles i read talked-about been consi

. >> the gets aren't kosher. none of these are kosher.their families upwards of $60,000. investigators say there may have been 20 or more kidnappings and tortures over several years. >>> former detroit mayor kwame kilpatrick is starting a 28-year prison sentence. in march he was convicted on charges including conspiracy, fraud, extortion and tax offenses. he's appealing the convictions. before heading to prison he apologized for letting his hometown died and denied from stealing from detroit's citizens. >>> major victory for toyota. a los angeles jury cleared the carmaker in a wrongful death lawsuit that alleged sudden acceleration. the family of a woman killed when her camry sped up and slammed into a tree claimed the car had a design effect. instead the jury found another woman who broadsided the woman's car was liable. they awarded the family $10 million. however, toyota faces dozens of similar lawsuits involving sudden acceleration that prompted a massive recall in 2009. toyota faces similar lawsuits involving sudden acceleration whic

little kosher salt. baking powder. fresh black pepper. >> reporter: all right.x it all together. >> now we will make the flour mixture that we will use to coat the chicken. all-purpose flour, cajun seasoning -- so if you want your chicken more spicy, paprika, salt and black pepper. want to do this neatly. if you want to do this neatly, you can use a pair of tongs if you want. coat that a little bit. let it sit and then rest it right here. thighs, my favorite part. you want to basically make this two turns and done. here's some breasts. we'll tax cut -- we'll put it -- i like to do the back side down first. if you want to stick your knife in it and see if the juices run clear. when the juices run clear, food's done. so there we go. >> the best part is about to happen. >> yeah. >> we are going to -- >> yeah, sit, relax and eat fried chicken. >> these are some of your famous sides. >> mac and cheese, cole slaw, traditional with fried chicken. mashed potatoes, collard greens. >> reporter: let's dig in. >> cheers. >> reporter: i'm so excited. no meal would be complet

so while i say that they wen weo trinidad, no kosher, new brunswick, some of them became global travelers. one of the escaped slaves, there's this account of his conversation with his master after the master came on the ship. the british allowed master to come on a ship to talk to their former slaves because the british want to make a point that they were not kidnapping the blacks anyone want to go back to their masters could. well, this one slave said, quote, i was born to travel the world. now, he was in a position to do much traveling as a slave in virginia, but by becoming free he could. so he's the one who into in spain. i have an account of a former slave in the gap in india. i don't have letters directly from those in india and spain. i have one phone from maryland who became a dentist and deployed a white man working for him in london. so there are a whole array of extraordinary stories, now from trinidad what i do have is the letters of some white people who visited trinidad to investigate what went on and report the conditions there. and so there are several of them, and one of

it's kosher by me. thank you sheriff sears. republicans do have a problem. think we generally have a problem in this country and that we have about 11 million illegal immigrants in the country. that's down from 12 million in 2007. the number of mexican illegals is down 900,000 according to census estimates but what do you do about this and to what extent do you have legalization? there are various proposals for this. i find myself critical of both the senate bill that was passed last spring and other critics of the senate bill who are very concerned about border enforcement build a wall and so forth. i think we can do better with border enforcement. i think we have within our capacity technologically and consistent with today's attitudes to enforce immigration law through electronic unification. some on e-verify. the government does have some trouble purchasing and procuring i.t. as we are learning with healthcare.gov but i think we have the capacity to basically do that. as i say i think that people who are hugely concerned about the border are concerned mo

when i started -- i'm not saying all earmarks are great but what's pork to some is kosher to another.ou're elected to do things for your district. but if the speaker or chairman of the committee had the tools to say okay, i need your vote on this but i will help you out on this bridge you need in your district, then maybe you can, you know, trade -- >> that was the way it was done forever in washington. one of the reasons tip o'neill had so much power. >> by the way, it was overdone like most things in congress. it was overdone so it became a bad thing. >> we will have a full report, tom foreman, later this hour on some of the stuff that's included in this 37-page legislation. nothing to do with the government shutdown or the debt ceiling. >> some of the greatest legislation in history would not have been passed if people knew in realtime what was in it. i hate to say it. medicare, they made up all the numbers. >> gloria, the tea party, back in 2010, pew research center did a poll. it had the unfavorable number for the tea party of 25%. now it's 49%. >> sure. >> that's nearly double.

adam: rich edson, pork is pork, as my people would say, not kosher. thank you very much.about the bond market. we saw a spike in short-term yields with all of the concerns about the government shutdown and as we inch close toward debt deadline obviously we got a deal late last night. this is look at one-month treasury yield. it is already retreating to preshutdown levels signaling calm but with the fight simply postponed until january, how should you invest in treasurys orme overall? let's bring that question to mike schumacher, head of global rates for ubs mike, wonderful to have you join us this afternoon. what is your advice for treasury investors or fixed income investors? there is so much on the plate right now. we saw short term volatility in the treasury market and discussion about the fed and when it will commence the taper, correct. >> thanks, lori for having me. when you think about the fed, the fed meets next week. some people think the fed will not even consider tapering. we look for the fed to start tapering in january. that is relevant. because the enormous

he started a kosher butcher shop in new jersey and hatta son who went on to become a very successfulbusinessman and he had me and here i am in congress and the beauty of that is not that my story is special but very ordinary, very common. we all know, everybody up in this stage, everybody in this room knows similar stories or is living them. that is a critical part of my interest and secondly because the most enjoyable thing i'd do as a member of congress is go to naturalization ceremonies. i never forget one i saw friend of mine molly around with street kids one day before the ceremony started, michael francis sony, an immigrant, do you know someone being naturalized today? no, i just wanted my three sense to see what it means to be a citizen and i said isn't that incredible parenting, really significant. for all sorts of reasons i am part of this group. i made a couple of observations. it is common place for me with a name that starts with why and i got to hear all the senators, very hard to say something different. i am one of those who is also incredibly optimistic and when i am