it is not logical inspectional eight.'s all i'm saying. >> what you are referring to is the american-style is. this is not followed in the united kingdom in which it is presented ends with quoted material, then american practices to put the. or, inside the quotation marks rather than outside. so if you say he called her a quote quick study, unquote, the. goes before the quotation mark in the united states. this sticks in the craw of everyone's list and computer scientists because it is patently illogical. the quoted material is a part of the sentence in the full text demarcates the end of the error. putting them in that order is like superman's famous wardrobe malfunction in which he wears his underwear outside his hands. [inaudible] >> it could be. it makes sense. the rationale is visible, namely someone decided that it looks better not to have it. with all of that out there with all that white space around it. it looks better if you have grown up getting used to it. it is not so clear that in the u.k. where they've done

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that's pure emotions, john, no logic at all. john: just to be clear, when you say believe in climate change. i believe in climate change too, climate changes, do you believe it's a catastrophe. >> theres are those who think the world is coming to an end, i don't think the evidence supports that. when you make the projections out a century or two. the air margins are too wide. john: cover that later in the show. thank you, michael shermer. i want to believe that people in business are rational because money's at stake. if you're hiring someone, you want to make sure the new employee is competent, but turns out that job recruiters are not rational about that. once in abc days i sent pairs of actors out to apply for the same job. exact same resume, told them to say roughly the same things, and they did. there was only one difference between the two people. one was especially good looking. the other was not. before we sent them out, we had a makeup artist increase the difference. she touched up the lookers and others added blemishes

once in the the large negative for allocations in the alternative areas those numbers because they logic their progress is slower but how significant that large number it i'm looking particularly the 10 year number minus 17. >> that number means it has been disadvantages to be underweight in private equate. >> in the underweight issue. >> yeah. those are evaluated rates if we had been at the full rates the full wealthy every quarterly which is impossible that never happens you'd see zero or overweight a positive number because the underweight is persistent there is a 17 numbering negative number that is a relative return relative to the policy benchmark. >> the columns under active management positive for the 2 year number and negative for the 5 year we know in the real and private equity those come in smaller with the understanding of the timing of the numbers again, that's minus 60 point 61 and plus or minus another i'm trying to get a feeling for a problem. >> those numbers are probably indicative of anything that the imperfection which is public equality because six hundred basis poi

that is pure emotions, there is no logic there. john: and just to be clear, you say believe in climate change, climate does change, but it is a catastrophy? >> those who think that world is coming to an end, i don't think so, when you make these projects out a century or two, the error margins door wide. john: we'll cover that later, thank you michael schumer. >> i want to believe in people are ration always money is at stake, if you hire someone, you want to make sure that new employees are competent, but job recruiters are not rational about farther, once in my abc days i spend pairs of actors out to apply are in same job, i gave them the same resume, told them to say the same things, they did, there was a difference, one was especially good looking the other was not. we had a make-up artist increase the give repbgts, touche differ. we touched up the lookers, and other we added blemishs and bags under the eyes, they applied for the same sex teriathe secretari. >> you could hear the warmth in his voice. and said the same thing but

how does logic at the time of your birth predict anything? she created a horoscope based on kemper's birthplace and time. kemper happened to be a serial killer who murdered six hitch hikers, his grandparents and his own mother. i then gave his horoscope to a class of college students. we gathered their birthdates before, and i told them, don't look at your neighbor's copy. this is personal. this is your 24-page horoscope. the students read the same 25 pages and then said things like, wow, i didn't believe in astrology before, but this is amazing. no one could have known all these things about me. i'm a believer. why would they think kemper's horoscope was theirs? because astrologers and other fortune tellers like psychics and palm readers are good at telling people things that they think applies just to them. maybe i can do it to you. i can read your mind through the tv. think of the name of a country that starts with the letter d. got one? now take the second letter of that country and think of an animal that starts with that letter. got it?

it's absolutely, i mean corruptation is the logical result of this. there is also and this is part of the corruption process, the fact that the state, when you are -- in this country, the state cannot be neutral. the state actually is a state for the political parties, the local groups, whatever. i it means you cannot build consensus among elites, to the political -- what we are skiing in both iraq and afghanistan, the whole process actually stopped the minute the u.s. went in there to be sure that you had some kind of respect for the legal opposition. and this is a key element. election in iraq went directly to a very sectarian movement, election in afghanistan, led to a totally policies of the state, as far as i know, i didn't check this morning. but there's still no government in afghanistan. while there it was perfectly okay, there was a huge amount of enthusiasm in the political diplomatic community, and more than sick months later, it's still -- all this has led me to conclude for the first point, is the way iran is using it's -- the way to dest

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and that's a perfectly logical argument to make. but i suspect you're not going to see president obama take a position on that. he'll probably talk about free speech, he'll talk about counterterrorism but i don't think he's going to criticize a business decision by amc theaters or sony. >> what's interesting about this, i was in china for a couple of years. that's a place that carries out a lot of attacks on american businesses and governments, et cetera. >> cyber. >> cyberattacks. if you're stealing something, you don't want to advertise it and there's been loads of property stolen. for the companies, that gives them the ability to not acknowledge it. they don't want to publicize it because it shows they are vulnerable. this attack has been public.

so, you asked what the logic is. is, you kill us, we'll go find your children. >> michael, your view and feelings about this. >> well, chris, it goes without saying, my feelings are horror and astonishment. and just deep depression also that this is just seems to be something we're spending almost on a daily basis, talking about stories like this, where suicidal fanatics are killing innocent people in places like schools or in, you know, coffee shops as we saw in sydney. this is the product of something that, you know, from the -- this is sort of the backlash to something that the u.s. thinks is a good thing, which is this military offensive in waziristan. this is something that we've been wanting the pakistanis to do, which is to take on their domestic taliban and in fact, that offensive killed a very senior al qaeda leader several days ago, which is something that obama officials were pretty pleased about. i think they've either killed or captured some other al qaeda leaders from region recently as well. so it's a

. >> the logic and flow points to what you are saying. think -- >> to geologic >> -- >> to qlogic -- contrary to logic. >> there has to be a deal on the next couple of weeks. even though, as you said everybody is headed in another direction. i think republicans will let democrats confirm a bunch of people, which will show the progress that the president would like. >> i will bet you $100 on the tax breaks. >> when they are in the room doing the budget deals -- not always but i am telling you, we have seen lame-duck session before. going into the holidays, they are inclined to make deals. >> in the wake of last week's unrest after the grand jury decision ferguson, prison obama had officials meet with him at the white house and he said that there is simmering distrust between to many police departments and communities of color -- that is a quote. mark, the white house says that president obama will not go to ferguson this week. is it possible that this is all of the unrest and drama from the white house? >> contrary to what i heard some exc

i don't understand the logic about not at this point and time. we want our independence from the rest of the world, let's do it. >> i don't think people appreciate either, just why we have cheap gas. if it wasn't for the fracking miracle and the drilling miracle, you know ultimately, there wouldn't be a supply and demand. >> i think americans know. the energy business has been a huge job creator throughout the middle part of the united states with all these new technologies. we are a wash in oil in this country. the biggest stockpile in 30 years roughly. that's what's driving gas prices down. if you build keystone it creates jobs. more than that, it continues to promote our energy independence in this country. what's going on with gas prices? it is totally screwing iran, venezuela and all these countries. >> russia check them off. >> i love it. >> i would say that if one thing underscored the hypocrisy on the left they sit around and talk infrastructure and how much we need. they have no problem with infrastructure building but they won't endorse

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sponsors obey talking about the extension he at the end of the 16th street which we think this is logical location for that but we've continue to have discussions it is definitely on our wish list and will be added to the neighborhood and the project union thanks while you are up talk about the idea of maybe the multi used for the arena and treating it down for a sizeable event. >> we hope to program the arena on 2 hundred nights or days a year only 50 or so of the events a year will be the warriors the vast majority of other events will be for audience much, much smaller like 18 thousand one thing we've challenged the architects to do (laughter) is create a theatre within the arena that's much better and different in a facility of this type that feels like a separate facility but lighting a large point and the seating configuration that involves walls and ceiling and also involves a different entrance we cut david short in his presentation but the entrance will be the theatre center lines that's meant to be our entrance for the theatre he events that will have a different personality in

>> well, i think it's a logical one. why not? the president didn't do a lot to explain and he didn't take any questions from the press yesterday. he just undid basically an executive move. and i think it's interesting that every time recently -- let's just look at the two that ted cruz mentions. those concessions are basically to get to an end that president obama wanted, anyway. >> right. >> that's a good point. but if ever it's time to take questions to educate people it should have been yesterday. he didn't take advantage. and i don't get it. i really don't get it. you're not going to get a whole lot of adversarial questions, right? >> press conference tomorrow, though. >> and also i would in particular i would have said that the president of the united states with the first amendment should have take questions yesterday because for anybody who got a chance to see that in cuba, they would see, oh, you actually get to ask questions of your leaders in america. that would have been a useful thing to do. >> very good point. >> let

responsibly possess the same type of property that he-- that a criminal had, makes about as much logicalnse as punishing you for owning the same type of car that a drunk driver had. >> reporter: basile is so frustrated about the new state law that he plans to move to maine, where he owns property and plans to build his own gun range. and basile is not alone. a state-wide poll taken last may found that 38% of voters do not support the stricter gun regulations while 56% were in favor. >> banning semi-automatic weapons, assault weapons, the size of the magazine would help to diminish mass shootings? >> it would certainly help to diminish the number of individuals shot in those shootings, yes. >> reporter: dr. daniel webster is the director of the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research, a group dedicated to reducing gun-related injuries and deaths. webster says that the most important aspect of connecticut's new gun law, when it comes to mass shootings, is magazine capacity. adam lanza used a magazine with a capacity of 30 bullets. >> if you look at data from other mass shooting sc

the laundry or going to the garage with the amount of stairs that are already there isn't really a logic i can buy. >> understood. >> i just want to say that, and also, kind of let you know that with no reworking of the plan, including the furnishings on the inside, this whole story does not carry. you are an architect and you have been around and you know the sensitivities and you had enough time to reconfigure and work on the unit, unless you are coming forward and applying for an independent cu to create really two independent units. >> we didn't feel like it was necessary to redesign everything. we complied with the planning code to create separate, independent units and that is the intention, is to continue to have them as independent units. we put a kitchen in there and have doors that separate out the units and have separate entries. >> well, they are not independent to the extent that the vestibule for the lower unit is indeed a private space and it a fully functioning unit and by coincidence, the upstairs neighbors want to come down and access the washing machine or their car. t

what's the logic behind your vote? and then i am to the only economist in the house, and so i would love to be able to start doing some economic education, my stump speech for 10 months, i would ask audience after audience, 50 to 100 people, every night, have you ever heard to the number $127 trillion and the answer was no, no idea. so if that's the country's biggest issue, which i think it is, newspapernewspaper ---numer is. so $127 trillion, right, and no one knows that number. that's a problem, and what's the problem? it's an education problem, right? our country does not know that that number is coming due and that's just the unfunded pieces of liability, that's not the cost of the program. that's just the unfunded liabilities that we promised in law, and that's 2/3 of the budget, the nondiscretionary part that you can't touch unless you change the law. and that 2/3 is growing, so you're left with one-third, and the military is being pinched and everything is being pinched and i think you all know the state governm

now, it may seem counter intuitive in the middle of a financial crisis to go shopping, but there is logic spree. the logic is this, the distributor imported and priced these cars at an exchange rate that bears no connection to current realities. when new stock is imported it will be bought with a ruble that's collapsed in value and consumer price says will rocket. sergei is buying a tv to take advantage of a situation he knows won't last. >> translator: it depends on what people planned to buy before but decided not to wait any further. we didn't expect the situation to get better soon. >> reporter: that's the thing. this is a bonanza with a fatalistic edge, russia's economy is in deep trouble. and people know they will soon feel the pain. >> translator: one should not allow things like this to happen. they should not allow people to speculate on the ruble. of course it influences ordinary people. i don't like the situation. >> reporter: some retailers seem paralyzed not knowing what prices they should ar be chargingment apple has closed its russian online store, rory challe and, al jazer

core logic is reporting home prices 1.6 points.he price logic is looking for a gain of 5.1 percent over the next 12 percent. >> stock market dropped yesterday. today the market is coming back a little bit. let's take a look, the dough up about 40 points. the smp is up by four points >>> thanks jason. retail pricing are holding steady. >> pnc wealth management says each verse would cost about $27,600. that's up one percent from last year. >> you know, if you shop around you can get geese pretty cheap. >> it's the five golden rings that get you. anyway, traffic is going to get you too today. 100 accidents. >> it could be reports of flooding, a stalled car or an accident. chp is telling us they're very busy. a new accident right inside the bay bridge blocking the two right-hand lanes. keep that in mind as you drive thru the bay area this morning. over at the wet bay bridge, traffic is backed up onto highway 24. those metering lights are slowing down to keep folks nice and safe out on the bridge. traffic at san francisco piled up. head

i think there is some logic.ot going to see it all the time some key votes you will start to see collaboration among intentionallyt is designed to isolate the edges. having thewill be same conversation in two years. >> extend an apology to my colleagues that we didn't get to. a number we didn't get to. for comingenators and thanks for doing this. appreciate it. i ask you a quick question on behalf of bill -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> republican congress bill cassidy is the winner in the u.s. senate race in louisiana. defeats three-term senate democrat mary landrieu. republicans are also winners in the two house races tharp decided in louisiana. theave speeches by both of senate candidates. we begin with senator landrieu. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> what a crowd! [cheers and applause] >> thank you all for being here. all for being there every day. mynk you all for being a

and to show the twisted logic.i can't get beyond, i can't get past vice president cheney acting like iran-contra was just made to look bad. that's the kind of twisted logic we're dealing with here. >> he is thumbing his nose at the rule of law. he is reminding the public that this isn't the first time that a rogue administration has embarked on a broad criminal conspiracy. and gotten away with it. so it is kind of a signal that this is the kind of thing that will happen again. he is somebody who deeply believes in executive authority. so he believes that because ronald reagan wanted this to happen. he wanted to train and fund an army to overthrow a government in nicaragua. even though it was illegal to do that, because the president controls foreign policy, therefore it was legal for the president to do. that he wants to remind people, look, they did this. and only a few people went to jail and most of them got pardoned. and the only reason people went to jail is you had these politicians who politicized the work o

you can torture logic too. >> billy. >> yes, you can torture logic. >> that's tortured logic. >> it certainlyce. christmas eve one week from tonight, miller. >> yeah. >> and what is on your wish list this year? >> well, i asked them to get a picture. i don't know if they did. i'll see if it comes up or not. but i asked santa for a big honking forklift so i can carry around my entire set of your killing series. >> you can get them on audio. they're much lighter. >> that's just how i imagined it, billy. it's beautiful! and then what else did i ask for? i'd like two of one of my fellow citizens' front teeth. i'd like one of them since we seem to be into donating half and half in the country right now. so i would like to take two of my fellow citizen's front teeth and he gives one of the teeth to me and everybody is happy. i know what a kerfuffle it is to say the words merry christmas, so i have come up with a alternative solution. when i come up to somebody right now and they seem like a stickler for that, i just look at them and i say merry jesus christ our lord and savior's birthday. mary, jes

i think there is some logic.not going to see it all the time but on some key votes you'll start to see collaboration among leadership that is intentionally designed to isolate their edges. if not we'll have the same conversation in two years. >> i want to extend an apology to my colleagues who we didn't get to. there will a number of them. a good sign of interest. i thank to thank senators dashle and lott for coming. thank you very much. >> can i ask you a real quick question? [inaudible conversations] >> next, senator jay rockefeller of west virginia gives his farewell address on the senate floor. then a house judiciary committee hearing on allows cam florida the supreme court. later, pope francis speaks to the european parliament. >> on our next "washington journal" richard berry looks at white house efforts to reform police department after ferguson. then, the author discusses already book examining the prison system. all on "washington journal." every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> friday, house d

that's logical. but god's ways are not our ways. he may take you from a to b all the way up to r and then back to c, then to m, then to f. if you could see the plan god has for your life on a map it would not be in a straight line. imagine a bunch of stepping stones. they would start off straight towards your goal then there's a turn. and another turn. now you're headed back to where you started. wrong direction. it doesn't make sense. then there's a u-turn. it goes back up a little higher. then it dips down. on and on. at some point you could be on a stepping stone god ordained for you. he strategically placed it before the foundation of time but the stone you're on is facing the opposite direction of your goal. it's easy to think, "joel, this is not god's plan. i'm going the wrong way. why do these things keep happening to me?" stay in faith. god's plan is not straight. there are curves, detours, u-turns, shortcuts. god knows what he's doing. he's strategically directing your steps. it may be uncomfortable but god is the one that

a qualcomm out there but the microns of the world, cirrus logics.ervicing apple and samsung. i love that aspect of it if they can get into the samsungs, tell you what, cirrus logic has a upside. >> we will tell you why traders think we're in a bumpy ride heading into january. much more "fast" straight ahead. cute little guy, huh? this guy could take down your entire company. stay with me. on thursday a hamster video goes online. on friday it goes viral - a network choking phenomenon. why do you care? he's on the same cloud as your business. the more hits he gets, the slower your business may get. do you want to share your cloud with a hamster? today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. >>> uncertainty in the market sent fear surging 40% in the past five trading sessions. some are betting volatility will continue to spike into year end. mike in austin with the action. >> it's interesting. the vix options have been quite active for several trading days. we highlighted some of that last week where some were focusing on 30 as a potential t

the logic almost makes sense. if it is based on a lie -- it is like putting on a costumes and pre pending you are somebody else. you could hear the dog whispering with the guy. a marriage contract is a contract. i guess you can say i suppose if there was a fraud element. i don't know if it is rape. it is fraud. >> but if you marry someone on fraudulent grounds there are laws to deal with that. >> wasn't there a famous couple -- was it nicole kidman? you renee zellweger. >> the country singer. >> brad pacely. >> no. >> keith urban. >> no, that's nicole kidman. >> everyone and tom cruise. >> it was a guy with a sleep less shirt and a cowboy and really ripped. he is one of the straighter country singers. i can't remember his name. >> george straight? >> exactly. back to what i was trying to sai. keith urban? that's what he said in my ear. i don't think so. is this the same as a man going into somebody's room and pretending say they are twin brothers and guy goes in and pretends he is the brother. that's rape. is that

>> i'm trying to follow this logic. >> i totally understood that. >> if you say it's about big government but you have activists demanding more government, it actually hurts their cause. >> activists demanding more government. it's getting way too confusing for me. i think you and rand are right, get rid of the overburdensome law, put cops in a situation where they have to take down -- garner resisted arrest. he never should have died for that. you don't die for selling a loosy cigarette. but the root cause here is the law. the cops are forced to stop eric garner for selling a loose cigarette so they can protect their tax revenues. that's what it's all about. >> do you really believe that? >> that's not an argument do you really believe that? >> rand paul is deflecting this off on taxes. the federal government, the body he represents, taxes the cigarette. so does the state of new york. i have not heard there's a s.w.a.t. team running around arresting people for selling looseies. >> there is a task force to crack down on the sale of illegal cigarettes. >> new law. >> it used to be like whe

what's the logic behind your vote.then i am the only economist in the house, and so i would love to be able to start doing some economic education. i would ask audience every night, have you ever heard the number $127 trillion? the answer was no. no idea. so, if that's the country's biggest issue, which i think it is, numerically it clearly is. i taught public finance and that's the end of the week. i don't want to tell you the name of the professor who wrote that book. any guesses? see if you're educated. gruber. so $127 trillion. that's the problem. ow our country does not know that's coming through. that's just the unfunded piece of the liability. that's just the unfunded liabilities we promised in law. that's two-thirds of the budget. the military is being pinched. you all in this room know the state level governments are being pinched and that trickles down to local levels and that's the context. everyone knows hairs no money that's going to be falling from the clouds any time soon. it's game over, right? now we'r