software, i.p., metta data.he line between tv distribution and internet distribution becomes a lot fuzzier, what you're able to do in the internet model you certainly will be able to do -- even if the cable model is proprietary or private to some degree, the basic mechanisms will still be there. we could know if it doesn't creep you out, what you're watching at the moment, who is doing the watching. xbox has an application out that they're experimenting with which, when you walk into the room, the kinect system knows it's you and not your son. that's fascinating, but the minute you can do that, if my son is watching tv, you could change what he sees. it's a simple step. so i do think you'll get there. the question is, in the dialogue between producers and consumers, where is the comfort level? that's more important. >> host: sounds leak you're thinking more about the comfort level and creepiness than maybe netflix is with the new push for privacy act which allows you to give permission once as a consumer to shar

the warriors get the lead but metta world peace, a strong game, with the 3, 108-106.ack, the two ties it up he had 29 be. go to overtime. that's where kobe took over. falls down, still makes an impossible shot. he had 34. steph curry with the three. warriors got the rebound but gave it away. losing, 118 1-rb 15. >> sitting in the office waiting to speak to them and i'm watching nba tv and they throw to steve nash, and said, what's the -- what do you guys need to do? steve nash said, we need play with the spirit that the warriors play with. they're unselfish. they play for one another. and i'm not going to lose sight of that. >> mike: sometimes spirit doesn't win games. college hoops, snooped hosted by tennessee and the lady cardinal had too much game. pat spokesman schmitz on hand. one of the greatest ever in the sport, probably thinking how to stop chiney ogwumike with the left hand. stanford up 12. sect -- second half their most but ogwumike there. stanford now 11-0 with the 73-60 victory. for the men, cal hosting prairie view. >> ama: out of texas. cobb, two of his

the warriors get the lead but metta world peace, a strong game, with the 3, 108-106.ack, the two ties it up he had 29 be. go to overtime. that's where kobe took over. falls down, still makes an impossible shot. he had 34. steph curry with the three. warriors got the rebound but gave it away. losing, 118 1-rb 15. >> sitting in the office waiting to speak to them and i'm watching nba tv and they throw to steve nash, and said, what's the -- what do you guys need to do? steve nash said, we need play with the spirit that the warriors play with. they're unselfish. they play for one another. and i'm not going to lose sight of that. >> mike: sometimes spirit doesn't win games. college hoops, snooped hosted by tennessee and the lady cardinal had too much game. pat spokesman schmitz on hand. one of the greatest ever in the sport, probably thinking how to stop chiney ogwumike with the left hand. stanford up 12. sect -- second half their most but ogwumike there. stanford now 11-0 with the 73-60 victory. for the men, cal hosting prairie view. >> ama: out of texas. cobb, two of his

what do you think, and you mentioned working with the groups that are in community such as metta. what do you think is a timeline for working through that process? it may be preliminary to ask, but what are some ideas? would it be new programs that would come out of it or a changed process or something like that? >> those are good points. in terms of being able to utilize prop c dollars as appropriate, we plan to begin working with stakeholders in january for those funds that will be flowing in july. so any new programs or expansion of programs, i think would hopefully be able to begin. as of july 1st. in terms of the structure of those programs, some of the ideas that we have had have been, for example, how do we link our homeownership counseling organizations with other opportunities where families come in to access services? so do we need to link them up with family resource centers? so someone comes in to a family resource center for information about for example, subsidized child-care, that could be an opportunity for someone who isn't necessarily thinking about homeownership

metta world peace, he knocks down the three, and the lakers are up by two. warriors have a chance to tie. jared with the pull-up jumper. a season-high 29 points for him. everything was falling. now in ot. then in overtime, yeah. kobe likes to step up, just being kobe. 34 points for him. he took 41 shots on the night. lakers go up by four. stephen curry pulled the trigger on the three. warriors now within one. but the lakers got it done. steve nash, how many times have you seen him do this? the warriors lose a heartbreaker in overtime to the lakers, 118-115. >> you look back and you realize one defensive rebound, one well-executed defensive trip. one less time turning the basketball over. then we're out of here before overtime. and kobe bryant has made history of making big shots. and, you know, he did that tonight. >> it was a tough one. >>> women's hopes. knoxville not a fun place to play for the lady cardinals. they're last win there was in 1996. two living legends exchange greetings prior to tip-off. vandevere and summit. second half now from beyond the a

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this republican met morris is to a light -- metta mofa sis to a lighter shade of blue. controlled by forces do you not know. and laughed at by a mainstream media you don't want to know, that is why jim demint is leavg this poing this popsicle . in a few minutes, senator demint himself, and much more, but could it be enough to make rick sick? as in rick santorum. he came closes to any republican to dislodging mitt romney as presidential nominee here, had all of 28-cents in his campaign war shift. do you find any of this troubling? >> i do. for republicans to go out and concede on the revenue side. does washington need more revenue? yeah it does, looking at overall percentage of money of revenues that come in to federal government, than what has been average since world war ii, we're below that the argument should be, yeah, we need more revenue, but the question is, how do republicans historically, how do we argue, for more revenue? growth. we need more growth, if we have more growth, highest revenues we had in history of the -- since world war ii was 21 or 22% of gdp, wh

but then metta world peace with the strong game. hits the three. under 30 seconds left. jared jack answers for golden state. ties it at 108. 29 for jack. we go to overtime and kobe took over. falls down, still makes the bucket. andar warriors a last chance. steph courier, misses. warriors gave away the rebound. what finish but the warriors lose an absolute heartbreaker. all right. college hoops, stanford hosted by long time rifle tennessee and the lead cardinal had too much game. pat sumner was on hand probably thinking what everyone else was, how do we stop her? the first. she's there for the put back. a double-double, 21 points, 19 rebounds. stanford remains undefeated at 11-1 with a 73-60 holiday victory. >>> a break on the schedule for cal. it wasn't close. justin could be, 1 on the night. one-handed jam. and then the steal. you know what's coming. he had 23. cal shot 50% from the field and win it 85-53. usf facing san diego state in hawaii. cole with a three. but they got lit up. 33 points on the afternoon. san diego state now 10-1. dons drop to 5-5. 80-58, that fin

but then metta world peace with the strong game. hits the three. 1108 - 106. under 30 seconds left. jared jack answers for golden state. ties it at 108. 29 for jack. we go to overtime and kobe took over. falls down, still makes the bucket. 34 for bryant. and warriors a last chance. steph curry misses. warriors gave away the rebound. what finish but the warriors lose an absolute heartbreaker. 118 ev115, the final. all right. college hoops, stanford hosted by long time rifle tennessee and the lead cardinal had too much game. former tennessee coach pat sumner was on hand probably thinking what everyone else was, how do we stop her? the first. she's there for the put back. a double-double, 21 points, 19 rebounds. stanford remains undefeated at 11-1 with a 73-60 holiday victory. for the men, cal hosting. >>> a break on the schedule for cal. it wasn't close. justin could be, 1 on the night. one-handed jam. and then the steal. you know what's coming. he had 23. cal shot 50% from the field and win it 85-53. usf facing san diego state in hawaii. cole with a three. but they got lit up. 33 poi

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and so what the research has shown and there's something called metta analysis that you pull from alle out of all of those. and one of them is that interactive component. even they tested people who are watching things that are rated e for everyone. and they still had responses to that and it is not that it is an immediate response. it is that over time that, interaction kind of trains your brain to say you know, violence has a good outcome because in the games you win. the more people you kill, you win. so there's that positive association. and it just desensitizes you often. it is not the only reason. >> stephanie: wanda that's what i was sayingment to me, inial we have really -- all get off our talking points and have a meaningful conversation about all of the aspects of it, we won't solve it right? >> exactly. because like most problems that we have and our society now they're not a one-solution problem. they're not a one-facetted problem. we must talk about all of the facets and everybody kind of get off of their own sacred cow their protected talking point and say look, there's

you talked about the mid a narrative -- the metta narrative. what was happening behind the scenes during this time when you're looking at data? what were the seeds of that strategy? >> i think it is important. the iop and my basic approach to politics is rooted in the belief that it is more than just a game of tactics, strategies and thrust. it means something. what is fundamental and what ultimately made the difference for us, aspects of why we won, was the fact that the president's fundamental message, which is one that he run it -- that he ran on in 2008, was that we need to not just rebuild our economy, but reclaim the secured the so many americans have lost. we needed to put people back to work, but people needed an economy that work. there was a fundamental compacted that we thought was the american dream has been shredded. that was essential. it was clear that governor romney and the side had a much different view, which was more of a top-down kind of approach. if folks at the top did well, that -- their prosperity would lead to the pros