. >> it's all confusing to the layperson. department... >> a little bit. >> ...when the crime levels in new york city are up, but they're down, and shootings are up, but they're really down. >> but, no, we have very defined definitions and what fits into each category. so, it's not a play on numbers. so, a's are here. this is an "a" category. those assaults on staff are down. >> okay, so, why would the corrections officers then say and the city say that it's more dangerous? >> i'm not sure if the city's saying that. >> the city says the numbers are up, according to the ones i saw. the corrections officers say it's more dangerous. >> right. so, in response to, "is it more dangerous?" -- now, we've had great success in facilities that we've spent a lot of time and attention to. grvc, one of our most violent jails, is having some of the best outcomes it's ever had in its history with the reforms that we've put in place. things that we have in place in new york city -- once we roll them out across the agency, then we'll see the k

what traveled through his mind as a layperson, to understand how he went to stroke technique and interval training and inventing dryland training. how did he do that. it was really an exercise trying to get into the mind of a genius. i wasn't able to do it fully. but i was determined that it is like trying to enter the mind of a sociopath if you're not a sociopath. it was a fascinating experience of trying to understand how his mind worked scientifically as a coach at the beginning of the event of competitive swimming in the world and so i don't swim but i'm going to start now. now that i'm done i cannot wait to get in the water and i want to get in the water. yeah. >> you said that you talk to some of the originals swimmers. were any of them women to my wife trained over here but she dropped out of his classes because she couldn't handle it. [laughter] >> first of all there are many women. and there could be a whole separate book on the women of "the three-year swim club", and specifically those that piece trained afterwards when he was at the university of hawaii and when he was at -- w

>> just as a layperson and without violating anything, your overall impressions -- can you say anything about what you're finding about how the public views him? >> well, i think it's clear to say -- and every poll has shown this -- people reject and revile the kind of polarization we're seeing. they want nonpartisan decisionmaking, outsiders from washington, and, certainly, on the most straightforward level, mike bloomberg has produced results, and he is not part of know, lobbyist group in washington. he's the opposite. only mike bloomberg -- and, again, he's the rational trump, i.e. he can come up with real solutions that are not vitriolic, that are regionally placed, and that can get the voters. i mean, it's very serious. the argument, the problem in the midwest among large numbers of people where trump should normally do well is their changing economy. mike bloomberg knows something about that. i mean, there are real things he can say. the others are talking fluff. if he gets in there, he can do something really extraordinary -- if he gets in. >> so, let's talk about one the other e

current turn lane this are quite a signal but for the record always required the signal was to the laypersonthe road. lamar the rain is right-hand turn only watch happens travers have the green light make illegal left turn signals. city-owned vehicles the city at the light the very last second assess a turn. mr. ebert said the signal was the third when the light changed law requires the signal 100 ft. before turning for changing lanes. >> marty: on the biggest party is some of the nominees for the biggest awards and pretense golden globes coming up. the new year's eve review-in los gatos were fears the silver tonight in joyful countdown champagne toast balloon drop 10:00 tonight happening both status bar and grill is free to attend >> marty: performances in film and tv honored tonight among the nominees for best drama mad max and spotlight cued the nominees for best comedy musical include july the short and martian jennifer lawrence looking to take home from the third golden globe award against amy first " the golden globe and maggie smith seen her for the war best actor for comedy. pinnacle

so i just wanted to say that for the layperson, it can be confusing, particularly when we're talking about the level of the investment required to deal with it. but it's very definitely needed. all right. so getting back to our agreement here, so you might ask, scientists ask, why are we investing this effort? we have with each of the arctic eight nations bilateral science agreements. and we have this tense political situation potentially with russia. so why are we trying to do this now? all right. so i think you've heard the science is urgently needed, because the pace of change and the magnitude of change in the arctic right now goes beyond -- in order for us to understand that change, the resources of any particular nation. much like search and rescue goes beyond the resoursz ces goes bed a single nation. need for cooperation is paramount to address the challenges. then the other element is the harsh arctic conditions requires a certain kind of fortitude and patient of its practitioners. that science is inrer rently inefficient. so what am i talking about? well, imagine you are ou