maury is right.ed is garage you but changed their minds a ton of times and almost anything is possible. i wish if i could rule the world for a day just stop something -- >> they reserve the right to change their mind if conditions change, right? >> they change the rules. here's the thing to happen. it was the unemployment rate and now it's a whole bunch of other indicators and the jolt series, do you need all five series of jolts back to the previous peak? for the fed to move. the labor force participation rate to go up -- >> before they talk about the public it's nominal gdp. the whole thing, growth, inflation and how they want to get to a certain level of growth. that's what this comes down to. >> it is. but here's what will happen. i agree with maury. the fed still moves june of next year and going to be -- it's very disruptive to markets and then one could imagine a story and actually where they get close to the june meeting and they don't move because of what happened with the taper tantrum and

. >> i don't want to be like the girl on maury povich. >>> beautiful vanessa hudgens getting ugly tore unsuspecting fans. >> so much fun. her being scary is not what got the biggest scream. >>> now "e.t." with tricks treats and j-lo heat. >>> moms aren't allowed to be sexy? >> you're a mom. >> i am a mom. we all like to be sexy, especially j-lo. that's what she says about her controversial "booty" video and said it to you. you were the first to talk to her about this. >> who wouldn't want to go and talk to j-lo about her booty? serious he there was a lot of ground to cover. the controversy. her recent car crash. jennifer's steamy hot new movie with a younger man and so much more. let's just call this one jennifer lopez exposed. >> can i just say that we had -- >> yes. >> -- there was a controversy clearly when your video came out. ♪ big big booty ♪ >> about what? >> some people were like, that might be too much. >> too much for what? >> i'm going to tell you. >> okay.

from your comments and kelly and maury this sounds like hard work. there are a lot of things that could be changed for the better. you have limited time and resources. and even though your organization, hackensack, essentially fronted the funds necessary to try out the reforms and expand the ones that work it makes a lot of sense as a model. it does suggest that this is going to take some time and there will be failures and bumps in the road along the way. are there steps either through better evidence sharing or other policy steps that could accelerate that, that could make the work that you are doing or trying to do go more quickly? maybe happen at a faster pace? >> i think that you had it the nail on the head. and that is we, once again, started with a small group basically a clinical laboratory. the question is where is the benefit to jump into the pool rather than just sticking yourpo into the pool? hospital organizations, very large physician organizations are dependent upon the fee for service dollar right now to pay their bills right now. and

commander maury of post of mobile. and he and 10,000 men are forced to sit in mobile for the rest of the war. almost completely the rest the war until they're forced out in the spring of 1865. guarding against any possible federal incursion north ward into the heart of the confederacy. these troops sit there and they could be badly needed. they are badly missed and badly needed on other battle fronts. all of these effects are a director indirect result to the fact that buck buchanan couldn't keep his head when he was under the guns at fort morgan and put to the tennessee north ward against the fleet. once again, the a human factor making the difference. lieutenant william b. cushing. it has been a stalemate, the stalemate has continued because of lack of resources and lack of ground troops the con fed rates propose attacks into the sounds of north carolina. but always been cancelled. the albomoro is docked. it is a fleet and is tying up federal resources that could be used elsewhere. best plan is the one that cushing c

. >> the same protesters that opposed mg and e for not using maury newable energy admitted they would plug the fan into a gas-powered generator or outlet that would be powered by a reliable electricity source. >> this is the first time we have ever done it. >> or they hook it up to an electric outlet and you can keep it running continue with youly. continuously. >> they you nonrenewable -- nonrenewable sources of energy. or they plug it into the or they plug it into the wall. energy, here is how andy levy powers up his apartment. andy, that is enough to get your norelco charged. >> you laugh, but, sandy, i had no problems at all. people were coming over my place to use the frige. >> actually to use the norelco. dan, will you join me laughing hysterically at these stupid hippies? >> where do you get an inflatable coal plant first of all? that would make a great halloween costumes. i love that guy, this has never happened before. you feel like maybe he has said that before. >> most men do. >> it is really an analogy to that when things go like this. well, never mind. it happens when you

. >> i got him reading "tuesdays with maury." >> it examines how to create a sceptered, meaningful lifed by the book. he called his mother and told her she needs to read it. >> the sheriff tells hernandez to find his center by turning tho his childhood anchor, his late dad. >> you'll never be able to get back to that place where you felt comfortable and safe, and that's only going to happen if you go back and talk to your father. go back to your cell and talk to your father. >> it's not as bad now that i'm not playing. >>'ll retired patriot running back kevin faulk hasn't given up on his exteammate. >> i want to tell him that he has somebody on his side that's praying for him. >> prosecutors are saying that he orchestrated the execution of someone. >> you're not going to make me believe that he's a monster because you used those types of words. >> not even two more murder charges in the so-called spilled drink case have changed faulk's opinion of the player he knew. >> get the question all the time, do you think your boy did it? no, i don't want him to have done it. no, so if you want m

. >> the penalty phase in murder crime of yand mauri could be sentenced to death. he was accused of killing a girl and grandmotherch the killer's mother testified onies has been of. >> it helps paint picture of troubled boy that went through a lot and henz to explain how he could have got ep into this mess. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life. >> he has defended himself in court rather than ruseing court-appointed lawyer. >> five major u.s. airports begin screening passengers arriving from west africa this weekend the special action will be to see if they have ebola symptoms. jfk starts screening tomorrow. international effort to stop the deadly disease from spreading beyond africa is up tense fewing. medical teams with medical equipment arrived in liberia. hundreds of other shoulders are undergoing infectious disease training in u.s. as they prepare to fly to ebola hot zone. >> when i was in afghanistan it was different. i was concerned about my health not really as this one i'm very concerned about my health. what kind of disease can i get. >> eig

. >> you ever watch those shows where they do paternity test, maury. >> yes you are not the father. >> yes. >> just like that. >> wouldn't it be cool though if you you had a lie detector at your house, you know, to test your teenage kids. >> now you can get one for 400 bucks though. parent can purchase their own personal at home, lie detector test but professionals say they are in the very accurate unless you have been trained on a polygraph machine, chances of getting someone to tell the truth well, they are pretty low. >> i think it is a horrible idea because you will have false positives and negatives because there is no scientific basis for what you are doing. >> polygraph examiners say better off flipping a coin then using one of these at home test. save your money. >> well, i guess that would be perfect advice, alex would you like to spend $400 on something that doesn't work. >> i guess you can take a shot at it. you can freak out the kids like i got this lie detector test. >> where are you last night, you didn't come in for curfew. >> i was in bed. >> or rig up some crayons to

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what i'm going to try to do is just summarize how our people feel about including maury's organization at hackensack. our organizations that we work with have done much better than the national average in regard to hitting savings rates like hackensack. they have done a great job. we have a lot of others that have done well. i think almost 80% of the organizations we work with hit the minimum savings rate. in year one. not all of them got shared savings but a really high percent hit their minimum savings rate. we would like to think it is because the exhaust from the success we share with each other, we have a collaborative that allows us to share with organizations what is working and then the second thing we really try to do is stage what you build because what we find is many organizations try to do too many things too early. and what we have learned is stage them over time and there is a staging process that we think works. so our experience has been number one on the mssp and pioneer side, people need accurate timely data and we are still not there yet. it is kind of like flying a