okay, so the last dashboard this democracy label, and this is designed by professor leavitt, and he published it in a paper, confronting the impact of citizen's united in the yale law and policy review in 2010. and so he tries to in this paper part some of the fears of corporate expenditure and one of the ideas is that the corporations will spend enough on speech to cause the voters to elect the candidates preferred by the corporations. and so yes, the question, is does the peach change the voter's minds? and so it brings up that the voters may, equate the breath of the support and may put more faith than is deserved or it is possible that substantial massive speeches are unstoppable electoral force. and so, he says that the campaign finance regulater will argue that the disclosure is what will combat these issues. but one thing that he points out is that the disclosure reports points out on the financial statements which goes to a central source and it is hard to filter out the noise of those statements because there is so much on them. and they are complicated. and the voters don't necessar

sources tell "action news" the chief financial officer joyce leavitt stole 210,000 dollars from the publiclyunded agency and she was allowed to resign rather than face criminal charge when's she paid the money back. >>> visits philadelphia handled the theft internally and did not report it to police. the philadelphia district attorney's office is now investigating how the agency handled the matter when it was first uncovered. >>> authorities in newark, delaware say they caught a heroin dealer that was just 14 years old. police were patrolling near the intersection of colonial circle and arnold court when they saw the boy selling drugs to several people. when officers approached the teen he threw 25 bags of heroin on to the ground. he was quickly arrested at the scene. he remains in custody at the new castle county detention center today. >> well 76-year-old wilmington man is alive this afternoon because of intervention of a good samaritan and now police want to find the man and say thank you. investigators say the man collapsed here at the 6th and king streets intersection on wednesday falli

>> caller: i'm looking at leavitt whether two quotes. i'm seeing a size. >> guest: who is providing information? >> host: burning what you do for living? >> caller: i am retired. >> host: you are an investor or trader? >> caller: i used to be, not anymore. >> host: what is a level to quote? >> caller: are you asking me? a level to "is on an investment screen you will see a list, you will take a stock, and a stock and it will show a list of the orders at different levels often in pennies, $100 plus 10 cents and on the other side $110.11 and it will tell you how many shares are offered on each side. i used to be able to see that on a steady basis and i could digest the information but now these numbers change so quickly, the size changes so quickly that the information is useless. so i have stopped. >> guest: that's interesting. it's a big discussion on what you really want is the subject of my book here to explain what he's talking about better than i that the exchanges enable the high-frequency traders to use quotes tactically so to subm

nancy and mike leavitt working on that for quite some time, and the idea came to them after they had written a very great book on billy graham. they realized the degree to which the president to talk to the ex-presidents at how much the club helped shape the presidency itself, and that's what gave them the idea to export the presidents club in a thorough way. and it was a very modern idea of understanding a president because we had to get to the 20th century for there to be enough longevity, and practical reasons for this to be possible. but what they found was that presidencies were made stronger sometimes challenged by people inside this club. what was interesting about it was that we had over one dozen characters, all of whom had relationships with each other going towards the path and towards the future. so the big challenge in editing his book was how to structure it. anti-to look at how the book was filled, you know, we have an introduction to certain key partnerships all along the way because it helps the reader keep track of who the characters are and it helps them move along

her support secretary said phileas but also her support secretary said phileas but also secretary leavitt secretary thompson and others actually going back to secretary sullivan from many years ago. that is one of the things that i think is a challenge. >> wonderful. the health administrative student for millikin says school prevention of disease is much less expensive than treating illness or disease. what barriers prevent us from using more resources to tackle the determinants of health that are key in preventing diseases in preventing disease is? how do we overcome these barriers? >> so the issue of prevention is one that i think is tremendously important and we are at a critical places where thinking about changing our health delivery system to one that is less fee-based and more mpac base because we know the important that prevention plays in that both in terms of how we will save money and get better results. one of the questions i think is it is not always easy on the prevention side. my experience through a number of experiences whether it gates or walmart is when you think about

the taste of the leavitt. love it.taste buds the men teachve them how to eat well for their whole lives and that takes leadership. it takes determination. it takes creativity. i love the fact you told your school district to pick three colors every day. when i was teaching my children about nutrition when they were 4, 5, six, how many colors can you put on your plate? they love it. because i fed them steamed vegetables as children, they only like steamed vegetables. they do not want butter or cheese. they been eating fruit at every meal since they were babies. my kids as a consequence because they have been given and introduced healthy foods at every meal, they prefer it. for a lot of these kids, they're not getting healthy foods at home. they are getting refined carbohydrates at every meal, a burger and fries. of course they prefer it. that's what they've been fed since they were little. we have to do more. i feel, yes, it is easy to have flexibility because evil like the grits they've had since they were kid

leavitt -- dr. lisa thomas from the health administration. dr.thomas is accompanied by darren deering, chief of staff of the phoenix v.a. health care system. if you would, i would ask you to stand. i was trying to catch you before you sat down. raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjury that the testimony that you are about to provide is the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. let the record show that both witnesses responded in the affirmative. secretary mcdonald has already provided an opening statement. on behalf of the department of veterans affairs. a will move directly into round of questions. -2013 up a silly director to certify compliance with the v.a. policy further reducing accountability overweight time data and integrity and scheduling practices. are you familiar with that? >> yes, sir, im. am. >> did you approve the waiver? >> no, i did not. you knew the waiver was given. >> after the fact. >> what action did you take after the fact? recognizing there was a real problem. >> in the s

her support secretary said phileas but also her support secretary said phileas but also secretary leavitt, secretary thompson and others actually going back to secretary sullivan from many years ago. that is one of the things that i think is a challenge. >> wonderful. the health administrative student for millikin says school prevention of disease is much less expensive than treating illness or disease. what barriers prevent us from using more resources to tackle the determinants of health that are key in preventing diseases in preventing disease is? how do we overcome these barriers? >> so the issue of prevention is one that i think is tremendously important and we are at a critical places where thinking about changing our health delivery system to one that is less fee-based and more mpac base because we know the important that prevention plays in that both in terms of how we will save money and get better results. one of the questions i think is it is not always easy on the prevention side. my experience through a number of experiences whether it gates or walmart is n the prevention sid