it's as far from mit as you can get.even have running water. >> [bell being struck] >> stand by. >> negroponte and his family founded a school here in 1999, putting in a satellite dish and generators. [generator whirring] then they gave the children laptops. instantly, school became a lot more popular. >> ♪ how's the way ♪ ♪ that it's sunny ♪ >> kids who had never seen a computer before were now crossing the digital divide. >> ♪ it's sunny today ♪ >> nicholas negroponte was knocked out. >> the first english word of every child in that village was "google." >> [laughs] >> the village has no electricity, no telephone, no television. [dog barking] >> and the children take laptops home that are connected, broadband, to the internet. >> [child's voice] >> when they take the laptops home, the kids often teach the whole family how to use it. [laughter] >> families loved it 'cause it was the brightest light source in the house. >> 'cause they had no electricity. >> talk about a metaphor and reality simultaneously. it just illumi

the mit economist who passed on obamacare vet because of the stupid di of the american voter. he described his comments as arrogant and inexcusable. >> in excerpts of these videos i'm shown making a series of glib, thoughtless or down right demeaning comments. i knew better, i know better. i'm embarrassed and i'm sorry. >> gruber angered republicans by refusing to say how much money he received consulting for work on health care legislation. >> night before last, i was at the kennedy center honors where they honored tom hanks famously forest gump, the ultimate in successful stupid man. are you stupid? >> i don't think so, no. >> does mit employ stupid people. >> not to my knowledge. >> so you're a smart man who said come as the ranking member said, some really stupid things. and you said the same, is that correct. >> the comments i made were really inexcusable. >> so as republican tried to focus on the numbers, according to the more than 70 people enrolled in the affordable care act thus far, they wanted to keep the focus on the success of that. >> and he did so during an inte

i went to mit and it was much more technical there.ook, i want to know two things about this guy, what did he tip? >> that's a great question. >> and did he order chinese food for one? sushi for one? does he have no friends? chances are this is his idea of social interaction. >> maybe. then we feel bad for him. >> didn't he order four dishes and each one was a dollar too much and that's why it was four bucks? he could just eat a lot. >> he has a big freezer. >> eating for weeks. isn't this great for restaurants though? now annoying customers won't complain and they will be nervous it will be on social media. >> it is okay to quickly say is this what the bill is meant to be instead of the angry e-mails? time is money. this guy was overcharged and he wanted three times that back. that is $12 if my math -- i didn't go to mit so help me out. he spent way more than $12 fuming and sending e-mails and apologizing for it. dude, i should be the harvard business professor. >> it is like one of the annoying it is the principal. it is not the $4.

>> mit scientists call it the ferrari in the robots world. okay. >> seems like transformers mights military spending. melissa: yes. it is not a waste of time. this will replace jobs everywhere. they're figure out -- >> it will be a drone. melissa: yes, definitely will be a drone. guys, thanks so much. fireworks on capitol hill as the homeland security secretary defends the president's executive order on immigration. >>> plus drawing on papers so 20th century. we'll show you the pen that put as 3d printer in your hand. that is one of the coolest gadgets topping our christmas list. more "money" and very cool things under your tree coming up. ♪ she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe dro

>> i don't think so, no. >> does mit employ stupid people? >> not to my knowledge? >> so you're a smart man, who said as the ranking member said some really stupid things, is that correct? >> reporter: former health and human services secreta -- >> particularly people who did not have insurance coverage or wloz employers choose their coverage and present it to them is very low. that has been a very stunning revelation. >> south carolina republican tray gowdy dug deeper with gruber. >> do you remember calling your fellow citizens stupid and you didn't remember saying you're the only person that cares about the uninsured and the rest of your. >> reporter: the major skigt panel's top democrat piled on saying his comments were also damaging. >> i was very frustrated when -- with your statements. and i've got to tell you, they were insuggest. they were especially harmful because they gave the opponents of the acaapr gift. >> we want to know how much he got from the taxpayer and then made fun of imafter he got the money and lied to him. >> i don't recall the total. he iss

. >> does mit employee stupid people?> not to my knowledge. >> so you are a smart man that did some stupid things. charles: let's listen in right now after he was caught on camera bragging about lying to us. let's go now to representative jim jordan. >> you are the key guy. the president of the united states throws you under the bus. that job to be was an advisor. that is what i was. howdy people have you enrolled thus far this enrollment? >> i do not have that number but for me. charles: representative turner, thank you for joining us. you focused on the tax issue. you knew that they were selling a product that was attached. what is the ultimate reason for this? >> you are hitting the issue right on the head. gruber articulated what we all speculated. this is a tax. we construct it as a tax. even went on to say that the bill was written. we know that it went on to the u.s. supreme court. the issue we have now is, what will we do about it? it is impacting our economy. there is a number of issues that need to be addressed

we have gone back and forth but through his first, purdue and mit have just held this among public universities for quite a while. many of our estimates were aro -- astronauts were rotc. when he came here, he was already a pilot. he learned to fly at 16 years old. but if they didn't learn to fly flew into this airport from their homes and business trips they had. our estimates come back frequently. neil armstrong was very, very close to purdue. they come here, they go through these facilities, they talk to the students. they are pilots. before they were spacemen, they were pilots. they love airplanes and they love to fly. now, what are we doing? we are landing crafts on mars. by the way, student temperatures are very much involved. >> find out where c-span's local content vehicles are going next. you are watching "american history tv". all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> sunday at 6:30 pm eastern runway cohost hosts a discussion of holidays at the white house. guests include former white house chief usher, gary -- that is at

>> i don't think so, no. >> does mit employ stupid people? >> not to my knowledge. >> okay. so you're a smart man who said some, as the ranking member said, some really stupid things, and you said the same. is that correct? >> i -- the comments i made were really inexcusable. >> reporter: let's take a live look at the house oversight committee hearing. tavenner has faced questions about telling lawmakers 7.3 million people signed up in the health insurance marketplace, it was revised to 6.7 million as some folks were double counted. tavenner called that a mistake. today many democrats are more frustrated with gruber. >> i'm extremely frustrated with dr. gruber's statements. they were irresponsible, incredibly disrespectful and did not reflect reality, and they were, indeed, insulting. >> reporter: gruber says he is not the architect of obamacare, and he apologized for inexcusable arrogance. shannon? shannon: mike emanuel live on the hill, thank you, mike. >> reporter: sure. shannon: by the way, we want to dip into that hearing, listen in a bit as obamacare adviser, though no

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something be trans mitted in an interesting commerce. the thing is a threat. the question is what is this thing? is it a thing intended to cause for or just naturally causes fear? i see your time up is. i wish you had time to answer it y is -- why it is a question of mensrea. >> you don't have time to answer. there say background presumption of mensrea. i entirely agree with your honor's evaluation of what the statute focuses attention on. it focuses attention on an expression of an intent to do harm. that's swlau to look at. the expression and the cone text. then the ge is did the individual know what he was doing? if he did, the statutory analysis is complete. >> thank you, counsel. >> thank you. five minutes. >> thank you. >> i think it's valuable to look at the traditions at the time. as pointed in and out state versus benedict in 1839, vermont case, and in thewardon from 1957 case which book end the period in which the statute was enacted, both of those require a showing that the speaker knew he was putting the listener in fear. the first time drn. >> i t

i am a professor of economics at mit, not a politician or political advisor. over the past decade i have used an economic micro simulation model to help the number of states and the federal government assess the impact of healthcare report on health care systems, government budgets, and overall economies. i have had the privilege of working for both democratic and republican administrations. i worked extensively with governor romney's administration and the massachusetts legislature to model the impact of governor romney's landmark health reform legislation. i later served as a technical consultant to the us department of health and human services and provided similar support to both the administration and congress through economic micro simulation modeling of the affordable care act. i did not draft governor romney's health plan, and i, and i was not the architect of president obama's healthcare plan. after the passage amid a series of speeches endeavoring to explain the laws of locations from the perspective of a trained economist. over over the past few wee

. >> does mit employ stupid people? >> not to my knowledge. >> so you are a smart man who said who said really stupid things. >> you would not deny today that in these statements that obamacare isn't taxed would you? >> it is a large piece of legislation with many parts. >> one of those parts a tax, mr. gruber? >> there are some taxes in obamacare, yes. >> the president argued obamacare was not a tax. what you were trying to say is the bill cauwas con volume lute. >> call it stupidity of the american voter or whatever but that was really critical. >> the lack economic understanding of the american voter. >> when did you realize these comments were indefensible and inappropriate? >> i honestly don't remember making them? >> you don't remember calling your fellow citizens stupid and you don't remember saying you are the only person who cares about the uninsured the rest of your fellow citizens don't give a dam about the uninsured? you don't remember saying that? >> i don't. they were thoughtless comments that i made. >> t

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>> actually, it starts from mit. and artificial intelligence building at mit, it will show you the definition of hack. it's actually a very positive word, but it became a very negative word. >> right. >> so the word hacker is to describe the people who are really -- they really like programming. they love to share information. just like cooking. you love to share recipes to your friends who love cooking as well. >> legally, there might be something wrong with it. but morally, do you think is there's anything wrong with like -- you're essentially breaking into an information base? >> yes. >> i'm not doing anything. i'm going to go in, look around, see how things work and i'll leave without disturbing anything. would most hackers say that's okay? >> yes. >> it's in the service of knowledge? that's okay? >> okay for most the hackers in our communities. i was lucky. i got into a very big hacker community here in shanghai and met a lot of great mentors. >> you started in business at 21. >> in factory. >> quite an accompli

i am a professor of economics at mit, not a politician or political advisor. over the past decade i have used an economic micro simulation model to help the number of states and the federal government assess the impact of healthcare report on health care systems, government budgets, and overall economies. i have had the privilege of working for both democratic and republican administrations. i worked extensively with governor romney's administration and the massachusetts legislature to model the impact of governor romney's landmark health reform legislation. i later served as a technical consultant to the us department of health and human services and provided similar support to both the administration and congress through economic micro simulation modeling of the affordable care act. i did not draft governor romney's health plan, and i, and i was not the architect of president obama's healthcare plan. after the passage amid a series of speeches endeavoring to explain the laws of locations from the perspective of a trained economist. over over the past few wee

being from mit, one of the most prestigious places in the world. >> i believe so, yes. >> when you are proud of a product you are vested in that product. you will be very watchful as it takes place and maybe as it has issues. >> i was very proud and vested in the model and numbers are produced. >> am going to go back to it. you were honest with your evaluation. i i mean, i watched you last night for almost four hours on all the different aspects. i read body language extremely well. you were in your element when you were talking about the critiques of the south carolina. let me ask you something, who helped you on your testimony today? >> no one signed off on my testimony. it's testimony. it's my own testimony. i received assistance from counsel. >> hhs, the administration. >> no, i did not. >> were you coached in any way? >> the words that are written on my own. i did work with my counsel on preparing. >> so the numbers of my colleagues in regards, pretty astute with numbers. you know those numbers. >> once again, the numbers are produced in terms of my micro simulation modeling, i'm

it's the story of the making of the declaration of independence by mit professor pauline maier. and we thank you very much for joining us. >> guest: thank you. .. perspective and what is it like to collect about and challenge. so i pitched the story to the new yorker just kind of bare-bones saying what you think about this and affected get someone to talk to me they said great. 5,000 words when can you give me a copy. >> that is a look at some of the top books for 2014. for a link to the philistines to see other publications elections, visit the booktv website, booktv.org. >> co- creators of citizen radio are next on booktv. they talk about the mainstream media failure to properly report on important issues of the day including climate change, rights and terms. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you for coming to the book launch

he's worked at harvard and mit, the u.s. peace corps in kenya and blasted college before entering the water from 1989. there is the evolution of the smaller solar system bodies he spent six weeks collecting meteorites with the foundation sponsored team in antarctica. several years ago he gave an excellent talk about those here by the way. in 2000, he was fond of these come honored by the union for his contributions to the study of meteorites asteroids with the naming of 4597. he is the author of more than 200 scientific papers as well as a number of books including the one you will hear about tonight would you baptize an extraterrestrial and other questions from the astronomers inbox at the vatican observatory. co-authored. we are hearing copies of the book and they will be available after the presentation. last week he was awarded the 2014 medal at the division for planetary sciences in tucson. for his decades long planetary science to the public while maintaining an active science career. his unique position within our pro

they beat teams from listens to this our high school team beat teams from harvard and princeton and mit and can you tell me bridge and 2 hundred other teams from universities around the world house that? (clapping.) i gem is an under graduate bio technical program, however, the lining up are recent graduates of lincoln secretarial 2013 and 2014 graduates that are partnered with the sfaufrts they're currently attending community colleges and the sfusd partnership is in pits eight year graugsz congratulations to the team and they're wonderful teacher for a well-earned victory i'd like to mention as a point of preservation privilege the last week, we celebrated on tuesday november 11th a day off from school to honor the service out of our conveniences thanks to all the men and women that served in our armed forces that keeps us free school was in session prior to the day off i want to take the time to acknowledge all the educators in our schools that had the hoist percentage of the teaching staff present those are teachings teaches that didn't take an extra bay day and all of the schools h

they won the award on their work on blue e mitting known as l.e.d.s. more technologies are coming in the wake of their achievements. nhk world reports. >> reporte >> reporter: the professors share the spotlight at a ceremony on wednesday. swedish king awarded the medals. >> translator: i've been so nervous. the medal was heavy. >> reporter: after the ceremony, the three new laureates attended along with the king and other members of the royal family. >> now days we can buy energy efficient l.e.d. bulbs at the supermarket and help energy use. after the breakthroughs in making the bright blue l.e.d.s by professors and myself, an explosion of research activity occurred. >> reporter: the achievements of the three scientists have brightened the world in a variety of ways. people on this river sidewalk in tokyo are enjoying a new type of illumination. l.e.d.'s in the trees lining the sides a 500 meter stretch of river paint everything around them a beautiful blue. the breakthrough achieved by the three scientists has led to a variety of applications for the

. >> does mit employ stupid people? thought there had been enough bush's in the white house. but she is no longer against the idea. >>> senator elizabeth warren has said she's not running for president. the new york times reports a group from moveon.org will spend a million dollars to draft her into the race. and what your love life can you tell you about mitt romney's presidential prospects. you date a person for a long time, split up for a number of reasons, then a few months later you think back and only remember the good stuff. and fair well to michelle bachman, the congresswoman made her fair well address to the house yesterday. she tweeted out some candid photos. this big cozy bear hug with joe biden. >>> before president obama left nashville, he made an unannounced visual it to a mexican restaurant. >> you guys can photo shop me out. yes, you can. see what happens? you know you can't take them anywhere. >> see him knock that over? he helded clean up the mess with that napkin. he then paid cash for puburr -- >>> g

. >>> jonathan gruber a professor at mit made headlines yesterday after saying the stupid di of the americanped obamacare pass. so before this morning members of tea party patriots will be palg passing out these t-shirts. they feature a picture of gruber under the words i'm with stupid. the blog red state has start add campaign to mail john boehner balls, blue racketballs specifically. no word whether his office has received anything. and that is your morning dish. >>> new orleans i'm joined by political analyst ellis. >> no jokesed to. >> i'm not touching that. i do want to talk about this. are we seeing a resurgence of president obama? the economy is on a roll. with the expected release of a cia investigation, he's really clearing the deck of doubts surrounding the interrogation. >> the president has been exhibiting a little personal confidence lately. a lot of folks, even his spoe t supporters i think sometimes have been frustrated he's been slow to act on these things. the report about some of the torture unfortunately the cia engaged in after nine ler9/11. i'm with president. release it

. >> item 57 an ordinance mit the planning code and this is supported by supervisor chiu i'd like to add my name a co-sponsor to item 5 and aaron starr from the planning department t is here. >> thank you, supervisors aaron starr for the affairs the planning department item is before you to allow nor exemptions from the height limit for mechanic equipment on hospitals the proposed ordinance will ply to the structures with regard to height and the structures will have equipment without limitations as long as the following new equipment that can't be honoree the exposure and minimal endorse and necessary for the function of the building and no other feasible all of the elements the office stipulates that any outdated equipment must be removed prior to installation requested by the city of san francisco their burn center in the bay area can update it's treatment facilities and comply with the state protections the department thanks supervisor chiu for taking up the sponsoring it was heard by the planning commission over october 13th and adapted by. >> unanimous vote that concludes my pr

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but anyway, by the way, if you don't watch fox as you realize that mit professor said the reason they were so obamacare was because american people were stupid. so lousy couple of years but the market is going to take over and i think the united states is in for an absolute boom time for the rest of our days. so i'm telling my five children, you've got jobs, you'll get more jobs, and am going to be able to retire because you're going to go working for me and it's going to be great. so thank you very much. [applause] >> well, i hate to be the half empty glass to that -- [laughter] presentation. i blame it on the last three and half years i spent living in europe probably. i would recommend as an in addition to trend in -- "suicide of the west," how democracies perish. also there's impressions and the way they deal with the russian threat. it was the soviet threat which is now the russian threat to the remarkable similar these that exists between the two today. i just got back from berlin two days ago where i was there for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. it was a ve

is this the beginning of the de-mitting? here is the beginning of getting rid of the romney problem? >> absolutely, jeb bush has two mitt romney problems. one, in the piece in "businessweek," it takes a look at the fact -- my co-writer, talented -- he has opened three funds, including one three weeks ago. not the action that you would take. they said are you running for president of trying to get rich? the other problem, with barclays, you don't want to be associated with private equity and certainly not a scandal-plagued bank like barclays. stepping down makes that story hopefully for bush, a little tougher for journalists like us. >> one of the most striking things of this entire week of this story is mitt romney being quoted in "politico" saying, you think i have a problem with this, wait until you see would jeb bush is doing with barclays. >> mitt romney came out and said, "i'm worried about --" supposedly said, "i'm worried jeb bush has a private equity problem." >> first you are saying that vladimir putin is a hairless

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keep umbrella around and mit need the shade especially with the sun breaking through.ratures mid 50's to low 60's. accu-weather 7 day forecast wet friday few late showers could pop up saturday night in the north bay. winter arrives sunday at 3:03:00 p.m. and pattern starts to go dry as rim builds in except on wednesday. christmas eve. now the computer model are bringing in a slight chance of few showers with the system coming through. about afternoon hours we keep you posted. >> by christmas morning. >> it's still looking dry as of rate notch i get a new bike. >> i know. >> thanks very much. >> all right time for sports. >> larryrit game tonight. >> are you going to tweet a photo of the bike. >> with the streamers. >> put a playing card in the spoychblingt you will look really cool. were yours fond themselves down 17 in a flash against okc but then an injury to kevin and splash 22 bucks! these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery,

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the defense will call professors from mit, harvard, columbia, duke, virginia, colorado, uc berkeley and other prestigious schools. these professors will argue that global warming is at best unproveen and at worst pure fantasy. a literary giant. literally. he's 7 feet tall. now yesterday the book won him a prestigious journalism award from, i want to make sure i have this right, yes, the american association of petroleum geologists. (laughter) >> now it is rare for a journalism award to go to a novel, but as the aapg's communications director put it, it is fiction but it has the absolute ring of truth. (laughter) >> stephen: i couldn't have said it better myself. except for all the times i have said it myself on this show. and kudoes to the american association of petroleum geologists for recognizing a book that debunks global warming. not a popular stance with anyone but themselves. no, i'm happy for mike. i know just how he feels. last year my novel stephen colbert alpha squad 7 lady nocturn a tek jansen adventure won the truth in reporting award from the american tobacco association.

he's an mit graduate and a man of high standing. >> is that your bio lological d >> that's my biological>> boy, tommy, you really look like him. tk it was really eerie and seeing myself 20 years from now. >> who was donor coral. why was he selected for the depositoriy for germ inal choice. >> donor coral real name benk inn sflt. that was for the degree in mathematics and went to work for a space shuttle to do computer work. >> how many times did you donate for the depositoriy? >> maybe 25 or 30. >> 25 or 30? >> do you know if any of those doning e ing donated came from the repository. >> do you remember what kind of questions they asked or the process involved. >> what were the prerequisites for becoming a ep n can you imagine doing that. >> it wasn't ease where i to get a donor. they kind of go why are you in my office? i said, well, you have some genetic material and there's some people out there that can use that. they would like to have a child. >> what kinds of places would you visit in your recruiting efforts? >> cal tech. >> juliana travel up the coast. >> i take the nitrogen and

. >> well stated. 2013 capitalist of the year is jonathan gruber the mit professor and economist of the former obama administration consultant. he collected some $5 million in fees from government advertising for obamacare. gruber designed the law in an incomprehensible manner and charged unbelievably hefty fees to explain it. honorable mention, pat? >> the marine of the front national, the national front in france, john. the reason that i say that is because he did extremely well in the european parliamentary. she is running first for president of france, but she's a part of a movement, which they are in and all the other popular movements. one of the most dramatic, growing all across europe. a lot of people think it's unhealthy that there will be groups associated with it. but it seems to me ultimately that it will lead to the break up of the year zone and maybe even the break up of the european union. >> eleanor? >> i nominate the people who are on the front lines fighting ebola. the doctors without borders, the doctors and the nurses who went over there to put their own lives at ris

. >> does mit employ stupid people? >> not to my knowledge. >> okay. >> basically call the stupid of the american voter or what have but basically that was really, really critical to get it to pass. >> so you're a smart man who said some, as the ranking member, some really stupid things, and you said the same. is that correct? >> the comments i made were really inexcusable. ♪ (holiday mhey! is playing) i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. you know your dentures can unlike natural teeth. try new fixodent plus truefeel. this smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. >>> welcome back. fresh evidence that jeb bush is gearing up to run for president and fresh evidence just ended spending fig

keep umbrella around and mit need the shade especially with the sun breaking through. temperatures mid 50's to low 60's. accu-weather 7 day forecast wet friday few late showers could pop up saturday night in the north bay. winter arrives sunday at 3:03:00 p.m. and pattern starts to go dry as rim builds in except on wednesday. christmas eve. now the computer model are bringing in a slight chance of few showers with the system coming through. about afternoon hours we keep you posted. >> by christmas morning. >> it's still looking dry as of rate notch i get a new bike. >> i know. >> thanks very much. >> all right time for sports. >> larry grit game tonight. >> are you going to tweet a photo of the bike. >> with the streamers. >> put a playing card in the spoychblingt you will look really cool. were yours fond themselves down 17 in a flash against okc but then an injury to kevin and splash down. change eh, yea, actually i do. one. it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up. i can't sleep when i'm all stuffy

purdue and mit have graduated more astronauts than any other nonmilitary university. we've gone back and forth, but purdue and mit has just held the lead among public universities for quite a while. me our asked to learn how to fly here at the airport. many were in rotc and learned their flying experience. neil armstrong came here, he was already a pilot. he learned to fly at age 16. he flew into the airport. they flew into this airport from their homes and from business trips they had and our astronauts comeback frequent. neil neil armstrong is very, very close to purdue. they come here, they been to the socialistic to talk to the students. they aren't high let's. before they were spacemen they were pilots and they love airplanes and they love to fly. what are we doing? were landing spacecraft on mars. purdue graduates are very much close to the missions on mars. one of our more prominent astra is jerry ross to grow in northern indiana in a town called crown point. he grew up on a form. his dad worked in the steel mills. his grandparents on both sides of the family w

mit was involved in setting up the new test site. i go back to mit to september so a been a bit busy, haven't looked at what is available but we hope to find there is in. >> given research and study, what would be an ideal environment? >> good question. one of the limitations is the distance with which one has to go to get to the flights, the jonas on setting operations. in an ideal world i described in my written testimony the ability to designate local test areas or flight areas with clear rules so that for instance if you are more the 150 -- if you are 150 meters from hurt people on the ground or ground structure, and the air space. if you had the ability to do that, that would allow presumably you could not do that in downtown cambridge but you could go further afield to an area where you take your students more easily than air force bases and 5. >> any comments hunt generally what the invited -- ideal environment for test sites would look like? >> the important thing for test site is in the ease of access those small companies a

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mit economic professor and obamacare accused americans to being too dumb to know obamacare could cost more. we caught up with the professor but he was done talking for the moment. >> i have no comment. >> don't come to my games don't bring black people and don't come. >> he was heard making racist remarks to his girlfriend. the nba banned him for life and fined him $2.5 million. 2014 is when rayone ray rice and his wife would probably like to forget. he got his own 1-2 punch of devastating videos of him hitting his fiancee and knocking her out in an elevator. they aired the second more awful video rice was suspended but that was overturned. >> adrian peterson took a plea deal after pictures of his 4-year-old son's beaten leg appeared on-line. they suspended peterson for the rest of the season. on broadway shia labeouf was arrested for drunken behavior that was no act. he was kicked out of the audience and into the slammer for the night. >> the time now is almost 10 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up revived on the side of the road the incredible video as neighbors rushed in to

. >> that's quite a different account of his involvement than the one he gave at his lecture at mit a few years ago. >> this bill tries torques and let me -- full disclaimer, i helped write it. >> how does gruber explain claims like that? >> you have said in 2012 claims that you wrote obama care yourself, what parts did you write yourself? >> if i said that, that was once again an effort to seem more important than i was. >> do you think this guy's getting a lot of dates. >> thank you. i just want to cut to the chase, this is a guy who was very, he was swashbuckling in front of his students and he thought he was so cool and then he gets in front of congress. so was he telling the truth before or after he got sworn in. >> i think he does i'm sorry good. he seemed like he was sorry. i believe that he is. not just sorry that he got caught, but i think he understands that those are very irresponsible, very rude, mean spirited comments he made about the american people. the rest of it, he knows what he was doing, he was part of this whole thing, the art of perpetuating a fraud on the ameri

this from american linguist, mit professor and world class liberal noam chomsky.ny dictator would admire the obedience of the us media. we're coming right back. merry christmas all. >> new york city mayor bill de blasio escalating his war against the police force. could his racial politics radically backfire? we take it? lou: president obama today claiming that black america is better off since he has been in office. but the issues to persist in part because of our troubled racial past and the president of you. >> like the rest of america, black america in the aggregate is better now than it was when i came into office. the gap between income and wealth of white and black america process. and we have moral work to do on the front. i have been consistent in saying that this is a legacy of a troubled racial past of jim crow and slavery. lou: the next guest says that pointing to jim crow divides the races rather than answers the questions. the president and founder of the brotherhood organization joins us now. it's great to have you with us. i no

but, you know, purdue and mit have just helped lead this among private -- among public universities forte a while. many of our astronauts learned how to fly here at the purdue airport. many of our astronauts were in rotc, you know, and learned their flying experience here. neil armstrong came here, he was already a pilot. he learned to fly at 16 years old. but he flew into this airport. so if they didn't learn to fly here, they flew into this airport from their homes and from business trips they had. and our astronauts come back frequently. neil armstrong was very, very close to purdue. gene cernan is very, very close to purdue. they come here, they talk to the students. they're pilots. before they were spacemen, they were pilots, and they love airplanes, and they love to fly. and now what are we doing? we're landing crafts on mars. and by the way, purdue graduates are very much involved with those missions to mars. >> one of our more prominent astronauts is jerry ross. jerry ross grew up in northern indiana in a town called crown point. he grew up outside of town on a farm. his dad wor