[applause] >> thank you, micah. well, ben, if you were rewriting the aumf today, because it seems to me that perhaps you and micah are sort of in agreement which is what we need is an aumf that names our enemies specifically, who would be on the list? where's the cutoff? so i presume al-qaeda would be on the list. >> um, so, look, there's -- broadly speaking, there's three ways to do this if you're congress. one is to make an itemized list of the groups that you want to authorize force against. now, this is the traditional way to do it, right? you know, you are authorized to use force against the imperial government of japan. you are authorized to use force against the perpetrators, the individuals, the persons, states, organizations responsible for 9/11 or those that harbored them. you're authorized -- one is to name the target, organizations, groups, states people specifically. now, this is impossible to do in the current context because organizations change, and they change their names, and the more specifically

micah can emphasize that enough coal to release here. and as such that we were hot temperatures that are potentially deadly force on why paul can temperatures right now we have to be very very careful with that. that the trees causing headaches for travelers trains planes and cars are all struggling two weekends before thousand flights were canceled in unison accidents the pie place. the so called potable attacks and antique oak why spoon of cold dense air is to blame. it is down from the arctic p short dumpy sixty centimeters of snow on parts of canada and the advice the next few days staying indoors trying to keep. russian oil tycoon mikhail one cos he has arrived in switzerland on to being drawn to the three men please the last week. it allows them to travel anywhere with them twenty six european nations for the sunshine them open borders agreement. it's called least in the country to accompany his twin sons who are returning to school on monday. what a holstein was halted last month on to spending more than a decade in jail before th

sure micah is our complete trust in the history of sport. he won the f one title seven times twice within a film of five straight on from that of the beloved team ferrari the title he won a record twenty one races. red bull on bail but new caliph foster pushing for one season on tuesday along with the driver lineup of new recruit twenty four year old australian daniel ricky other than full time earning bowl champion sebastian will be the rule changes for this campaign of the most significant in decades and faculty on these it might take awhile to get use to it good thing because of the big changes of the province will have to dump the driving some of you would have to. yes i was chuffed to be an open book for the cop who cost the new fuel situation so on. dad might be a little bit different in the races compared to what we used to i think everybody will get use to cut social he would take some some time to stand up and said the fuel could be across the weekend and with that require the province who can simply add up to two of the wood needs

[applause] >> thank you micah. ben if you are rewriting today, because it seems to me you and i are in agreement which is what we need is a amuf that names are enemy specifically. who would be on the list and where's the cut-off? i presume al qaeda would be on the list. >> so, broadly speaking there are three ways to do this if you are congress. one is to make an itemized list of groups that you want to authorize force against. now this is the traditional way to do it. you are authorized to use force against the imperial government of japan. you are authorized to use force against the perpetrators, the individuals, the persons, states organizations responsible for 9/11 or those that harbor them. you are authorized -- one is to name the target organizations, groups, states, people specifically. this is impossible to do in the current context because organizations change and they change their names and the more specifically name them, the more quickly the instrument becomes useless. and this has been a problem even u

view district eight of seven time former wanna jump into catcher micah richards has inflation in an effort to stop waking him up from an oxford comma. the forty five year old f one legend has been in the majors to coalesce into skating accident a month to get the job and fell while skidding off the shelves result of mary bell and his head on iraq. such was the force of the impact his helmet was speaking to him schumacher was placed in the majors have a falling two operations to treat bleeding and heavy bruising of the brain. he was kept in a coma to help reduce the swelling reducing his sedation is a step in the waking up process but the distress that bringing him out all the kava could take a long time. schumacher retired from formula one in twenty twelve off for a career spanning nineteen is in that time he won a record ninety one races of the world title seven times twice with benetton and five straight times with the telling of the match in harare. formal well bubble wand rory mcilroy built factories their effects on the staff to take in the first round lead at the dubai desert classic

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i think it is important to andmber that micah morale the president himself has said it is not content that is being collected. i think it was important that the president tried to divorce this from the sensational aspect of snowden and what he has been putting out and brought us to a real discussion of how we move forward and whether it is text messages or other items that will be a part of that discussion. >> thank you for joining us today. you are going to stick around for us. we are going to be talking about google's next wearable device. >> right off the eye. >> welcome back, i am emily chang. we are talking about google's and next potential wearable device. the idea here is that these contact lenses can measure the level of glucose in diabetics. between two very thin pieces of glass. glucose content would be different and better than pricking your finger in this is constant so you are able to get data all the time, not just when you take a sample. >> they met with the fda about this. it's interesting to see google working on something like this. this is certainly a bit more of an

micah is reasonable. aru chairman duncan. they could get ugly chinese look. oh and on employee of the paperwork and twenty the temple. no matter what country did what it would seem that that wasn't going to walk across borders workers could cost the pantry eighty us dollars less. i believe that the cheaper labor costs are the reason why. trees can hire the workers must be acceptable for them or they would not choose to work. ppp intended to work. and on the people. close the gap that a crop or to view the meat worker into a hundred feet wide with telstra month the two thirds of what the average worker's pay. the higher by factories and copied it for cooking stuff in asia having crossed the border of china for higher wages. twenty thousand illegal cross border workers haven't been home by authorities to conduct eleven i doubt that the development debate. we dig deeper to some the question shaping the future and present time today our debate topic the more the building of acres of farmland to ensure food security. thai officials the second round of the national

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i can send a text to our producer micah.ive to 11 years old --- year-olds, you can place calls your parents from this or have -- callsour parents from your parents to this. wearable health. this is measuring blood flow and even measuring how sweaty i get. it is $200. on my right wrist i have the it bob. this cost $50. plansncourage you to bike -- to buy plants. plans.d demo we will have more after this quick break. ♪ the controversial. we will speak with the executive of the san francisco chronicle pit that is at 3 p.m. pacific, 6 p.m. eastern. it is 56 past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. if julie hyman is in new york. >> we are continuing to see markets rallying here. we are breaking the losing streak we saw for the first three sessions of the year. in terms of the individual shares.downgrading analysts say after jumping 60% from last year, the market cap exceeding valuations of other companies in the luxury and excess free space. are also falling after the company sold its natural gas assets from the gulf of mex

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i'm going to turn the presentation over to micah who will discuss more about the payers of healthcare in 2012. >> thanks, anne. i will start my portion of the presentation with the payers of healthcare spending. we will take a look at the chart that shows distribution of healthcare spending and the $2.8 trillion that was spent in 2012. we see health insurance accounted for 72% of all healthcare spending. within the health insurance category, we see that the single largest payer was private health insurance at 33% followed by medicare at 20% and medicaid at 15% on a rounded basis. outside of the health insurance category, we see that off to the left the next single largest category is out of pocket spending at 12%. it does not include any payments for private health insurance premiums. round out the remaining payers, other third party payers and programs, investment and government public health activities account for the remaining 16%. focusing on the annual growth rates for 2012 and 2011, we can see that national healthcare spending increased slightly from 3.6 to 3.7%. among the four

. >>> there is one republican running, micah evan does plan to run in the heavily democratic district>> a big chill today around the country from the big chill to the record-breaking cold weather. >> and surprising new comments from the attorney general eric holder and why he says that he is open to a resolution with former nsa >>> good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm barbara harrison, and metro is continuing to deal with the issues in the frigid weather we are having. this morning the yellow line was a disaster for the commuters and the steep drop in temperatures caused the rail to crack, and putting the whole system in gridlock. for now, things are back to normal. >> and a robbery suspect is recovering from a gunshot wound after a crash and police chase and shooting. police chased the suspect into northeast d.c. last night and one other suspect. they took off on foot after crashing the getaway car, and one suspect was hit by a gunshot, but it is not clear if it was fired from the officer or the suspect's own weapon. >>> and police are trying to figure out what led up to a dea

of the enemy too because they have been very very spacious of these in the us to it he said the six micah in fuel is some lady wearing a very and i think all cheered up when somebody have de suisse sees it this way is does not thank you and lee is meaningful stuff some speech a meaningful name. but apple or rule is you must if you can upgrade to a young boy elbow and saying that but to think if you like his sentencing special meaning for you. they can't do that to affect feel whole. but you'll pay the apple cart i've never sewn back on the city's this quiet or skillet heat the services to the number one position. and the icing to the sky no experience in very human being into work because i have even more appeal the mania posts that never saw that there are a nobody like that so frequently in tennessee and above that. you can heal first. ok this has reference to expressing what she believes her uni years we need to take the final break on oprah when it will be back in just a few minutes i know. welcome back to the final part of the scroll then he'll become law although on coast to read wi

micah at the cme. you're up first.tory here is not just you the equity market has rebounded so well but clearly it's the way the yield and the ten-year treasury has come off below the 288 level. again, this is not what we expected. at least from the fed over a month ago. >> alan harry at the nymex on the floor there. what's the buzz? >> well, right now our big story is natural gas. it came off. came off rather hard. got under $4. went into an over sold situation. and then rallied out of there. we're expecting one of the biggest draws on record coming up this thursday. and it's bolstered the natural gas market. what i'm looking for right now is getting up to the 447 to 457 level in natural gas. 428 is the level i get back out of any longs i have. >> finally, steve, first, 1% drop in the dow in nearly three months yesterday. nice snap back here. what's going on? >> you know, yesterday i felt like there still wasn't b any real panic, scott. but i feel as if people looking forward to financial earnings so hopefully we can

text our producer, micah, if i get into hot water.or their parents, depending on how you look at it. additional per0 month to place calls to your parents from this or have calls from your parents to this, but you can create this gps system where if kids go outside the safe zone, you can send them a message asking where they are. for my leverage, this is a wearable device that measures how sweaty i am and my heart rate. on my right wrist, this is $50, but they encourage you to purchase two of them to help get you in shape. talking about getting in shape, i am feeling worn out. for "bloomberg west," i am jon erlichman. >> i am a girl, right? big, chunky stuff. you know i do not wear a lot of jewelry, anyway. >> you have got the fit fit. >> you have got a big watch, anyway. >> this is how older people tell time. >> would you wear it? >> this is the pedometer from the company. of theseen wearing one for about two years. >> are you know how far you walk in a given day? >> i am monitoring my calories and what i eat and looking to see that i

i'm going to turn the presentation over to micah who will discuss more about the payers of healthcare in 2012. >> thanks, anne. i will start my portion of the presentation with the payers of healthcare spending. we will take a look at the chart that shows distribution of healthcare spending and the $2.8 trillion that was spent in 2012. we see health insurance accounted for 72% of all healthcare spending. within the health insurance category, we see that the single largest payer was private health insurance at 33% followed by medicare at 20% and medicaid at 15% on a rounded basis. outside of the health insurance category, we see that off to the left the next single largest category is out of pocket spending at 12%. it does not include any payments for private health insurance premiums. round out the remaining payers, other third party payers and programs, investment and government public health activities account for the remaining 16%. focusing on the annual growth rates for 2012 and 2011, we can see that national healthcare spending increased slightly from 3.6 to 3.7%. among the four

micah, start us off with a data check. >> is all about china. have dominated the early trading. s&p 500 futures are off i five points. we're also seeing a move into treasuries. the 10 year yield is lower. better than expected economic news. the euro trading a bit higher. crude oil is down a bit. we will call it unchanged. we have been up on the back of the cold weather the last couple of days. it is pushing natural gas. >> two-year highs? let's stay with the losing team. advanced micro devices -- a big decline. mid point missed the consensus. pc weakness is a big driver. they are intel's smaller rival. coach down six percent. sales dropped twice what estimated. we are not buying enough handbags. >> the weather has been a problem for them as well. coach has a problem. michael kors came along and there are -- they dropped off a lot. >> john chambers sat down with tom and they talked about the future of interconnectedness. this is cisco's future. here is what john chambers had to say about his plan to capitalize on the internet. >> cisco reinvents

but we're also able to catch up with florida congressman john micah inside the event for a bit, as wellof talk here in florida about really what this trip might mean for his future political ambitions. let's take a listen to this. any talk in there about this being an issue for, if christie decides to run in 2016? >> none. thank you. >> reporter: all right. so he said no talk about this being an issue if it were to come to him, wanting to run in 2016. but martin, basically the bottom line is that this weekend is going to be be a test of chris christie's fund-raising abilities as well as a test of where his star power is at this point in time. >> tory, let me ask you this. what happens tomorrow? i understand one major event planned with a pretty heavy hitter. >> reporter: oh, yeah. all eyes on this event tomorrow. it's a donor outreach event. what that means in simple terms is that it's an opportunity for chris christie to meet potential donors down the line that if he were to decide to run in 2016, these would be people maybe he would rely on. you mentioned this -- where this is going t

micah, on this quarter, really interesting to me.seen strong results were a lot of the auto companies, but on inventories, it looks like the lots are really big. you pulled out a great quarter none the less. >> well, actually we had a fantastic year, one year anniversary of rebranding our company under the flag of tion from coast to coast will suck we put up four consecutive all-time records. as you said, earnings per share in the fourth quarter of by 24% with particularly strong performance and luxury vehicles represent a 46% of our profitability in the fourth quarter. i am pretty optimistic for the auto industry in 2014. sales will increase another three percent to five percent, breakthrough 60 million -- 16 million units was of great new product the great financing. the only concern i have is that inventories for the detroit three are a bit high, pushing 100 days, and that is not necessary. they should balance that out somewhere. >> m, the inventories in detroit are a concern but so is the fact that you have got german luxury carm

. >> on that sobering note i want to thank micah ben and heather for an absolute ryan presentation. [applause] more now from the new america foundation. we will hear from author and political science professor michael miller. he talks about his book, subsidizing democracy which examines public funding of political campaigns. this is 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning and welcome to the new america foundation. for the folks here and watching on our live livestream and folks on c-span2. welcome to the first event of the political reform program at new america. i am mark schmitt and i recently returned to new america to get this program launched. it's not the first event or discussion we have had about political reform issues here but it is the first in the series and there will be more in which i hope you'll come to. today we are bringing people to together to discuss a fabulous new book called "subsidizing democracy" by michael g. miller who is it for fest at the university of illinois springfield. what we are -- the value of this book is that it's really the first

and finally and not least, micah who has had a distinguished career, worked at kennedy school for many years, who worked at brookings, he worked in the state department's office of policy and planning. he's now at the council on foreign relations. he's arguably, in fact probably is, the nation's leading expert on drones which, obvious, are part of this story. so we'll start with heather. >> thanks, peter. and i want to start by thanking democracy journal and albert ventura who's here representing for having believed me when i told them this arcane subject would be interesting and important. and also just to recognize the amount of work new america has done on what it is that's being done in our name under the aumf. and really, peter, without the work you and your colleaguings have done, it would be much, much harder to have any conversation about this subject at all. so why would you all come here, and why would we have a conversation today talking about this obscure, acronymed law? after all, this week the president is going to make a much-anticipated statement about surveillance refo

micah tamara is in los angeles this morning. up bright and early with the scoop.s the party of the year. and the party started on tuesday in new york, actually, at the national board of reviews. it will continue right until sunday at the golden globes on through the oscars. one of the biggest parties of the week the audis party they have been throwing for five years. bring out some of hoiltd's youngest and brightest. and we asked them all on the red carpet just why is this considered one of hollywood's biggest parties of the year? >> >> joking on everybody. it's more relaxed. there is no pressure. just really a celebration of great performances. >> my second time. [inaudible] >> the golden globes, it's the great mix. it's a great mix of film and television and all the people in one room together. >> it was a fun night and some things to watch on sunday night. the golden globes is breaking bad looks to go out on top with a bough. and watch the race between 12 years of slave and gravity could show some predictions towards the oscars. >> harbinger. >> has there been