is mormon after all. when he's the best contender to go against candidate barack obama, then the concern is he's better than obama, so these ideas shift. the other level like the twilight series, battle circle at the in which we have mormons increasingly influencing the public culture in ways that sometimes americans are aware of and sometimes they're not. >> host: blake were? >> guest: battle star galactica. he included mormon theology in the show, but in ways that most americans wouldn't pick up on. >> host: is there something in particular? >> guest: one of the planets they go to is named after a place that teaches to mormon theology and the tribes in a variety of those kind of elements figurine. >> host: i think we've become several things. one, cautious, respect will, politically correct when we talk about these things. but it's actually hard to discern -- i didn't cover the election, but i try to read about the religious components of it. it's hard to discern how people are motivated how they see so

temple. >>> fact to breaking news on a shooting near the mormon temple in oakland. allie rasmus just arrived on the scene and joins us now with a live update. good afternoon, ail. >> reporter: there is an active scene. police have closed off this intersection with their crime scene tape. this is laguna and potomac in the diamond district neighborhood. right now you see about three officers and investigators in front of the home where this all happened. we just got an update from police officer john watson who says at 10:30 this morning, there was an 81-year-old woman living in this home. she says at 10:30 this morning someone forced his way into her home at some point there was some sort of altercation and the woman was shot by that suspect. she was struck in the upper arm according to a neighbor. she's listed in stable condition. she was taken to highland hospital. police would not tell us what exactly prompted the shooting. we don't know whether the homeowner caught the armed robber by surprise or what the circumstances were that led him to fire his handgun at her

i know mormon doesn't drink. although news like this may drive you to drink. what do you make of this? >> this is a political oriented effort on behalf of the president. he wants to show he's doing something. i guess i would like to know how many federal contractors are paid at the minimum wage. my guess is not a lot. the idea that federal workers are going to be paid even more than people in the private-sector, i'm sure that's going to make a lot of taxpayers unhappy, but, you know, i think the president is desperate to show some kind of progress on some part of his agenda, even if case of something like this. it's probably pretty modest in term of the number of people affected. the real issue comes down the minimum wage. >> so you would be open to raising it but not to that level, is that it? >> well my view and i've express this some time ago is we're wise to take the minimum wage and link it to the cpi inflater or some inflater of the cost of money. the reason i say that is because look every few years this comes up again and the democrats parade around sa

two-thirds belong long to the mormon religion. the church's influence permates society, and they stress the importance of traditional family and church leaders are opposed to gay marriage. >> it's seen as the equivalent of pulling a brook out of the wall of the house. >> mormon families are dealing with a ruling by another judge. early mormons had multiple wives. the church renounced polygamy a long time ago. some practice it. >> there is confusion among mormons whether polygamy is part of the eternal plan. >> conservatives are focussed on the court fight. if same-sex marriage were legalized in utah, it changes utah culture. it changes the definitions of family and marriage. clarke and marks say what is important to them won't change. >> to having a marriage certificate or not doesn't change how i feel about the family. >> an appeals court will hear argument in march. >> more than 1300 gay and lesbian couples were married during the 17 day period in you tea. they'll be able to -- in utah. they be able to file tax returns. for tax

two-thirds of utahns belong the mormon religion.he church's influence permeates utah's society and culture. mormon doctrine emphasizes the importance of the traditional family, and church leaders are strongly opposed to gay marriage. they see this as the equivalent of pulling a brick out of the wall of the house, the whole wall will fall. >> mormon families are also dealing with a ruling striking down anti-polygamy law. the church renounced politic my long ago. some fundamentalists still practice it. >> there is still confusion among many mormons about whether politic my is part of the eternal plan. >> for now, conservatives are focused on the legalling court fight. >> the same-sex marriage were permanently legalized in utah, yet changes utah culture. it changes the definitions of family, and marriage. >> clark and marks say ultimately what is important to them won't change. >> to having a marriage certificate or not, doesn't change how i feel about him, orr our family. >> an appeals court will hear arguments in march. al jazeera, s

some still practice it. >> there is confusion among many mormons about whether poly goo my is part ofermanent pla. >> clark and markion say ultimately what's important to them won't change. >> to having a marriage or not having a marriage doesn't change how i feel about him or how we feel about our family. >> an appeals court will hear arguments in the case in march. >> still to come here, all the sport, including the support act, as a new star emerges at barcelona. details coming up. >> al jazeera america is a >> the destruction of the rain forest in the philippines is not only bad news for trees, a giant eagle is threatened with extinction. we track it into the jungle. >> the heads crest looks like a lion's mane and is considered a treasure but one that is dying out. there are few left in the wild. they need rain forest and large tree to say live in, but now, almost 90% of the countries forests have disappeared. >> it's really difficult, especially when we do enforcement, because there are a lot of eagles. i think being shot without being reported, and we are hoping that people will

the town of mormon valley has been under the lake since 1955. but now parts of it are peaking up above the top of the lake. 2,500 people lived in mormon valley at the height of the gold rush. now for the first time in six decades, people can walk beside the foundations of the dairy, winery, hotels and saloons. they were once part of the sacramento valley. in 1990, ktvu's rob roth told us about another lake and another town. in that case it was lake bariesa. and the town was called monte cello. here is his report. >> reporter: lake bariesta is shrinking. the water level in this manmade lake is the lowest it has ever been. so low that the water mark from the healthier days here looks like a bathtub ring. so low that this field of clay once sat under 50 feet of water. so low that as the water recedes, remnants of a community are beginning to emerge. today people were fishing off a bridge that has been under water for 34 years. and so had this. it's part of an old swimming pool that once belonged to a farmer in a town once called monte cello. monte

two-thirds of you tarns belong to the mormon reliage jog. into mormon doctrine emphasis the traditional family. church leaders are opposed to gay marriage. they see this as the equivalent of pulling a book out of the bottom wall of the hour, the wall would fall. >> mormon families are dealing with a ruling striking down polygamy rule. some fundamentalists practice it. there's confusion about whether polygamy is part of the plan. >> if same-sex marriage were permanently legalized in utah, it changes utah culture, the definitions of family and marriage. clarke and mark say ultimately what is important to them won't change. >> to having a marriage certificate or not doesn't change how i feel about him. >> aappeals court will hear arguments in march. >> earlier we were joined to discuss the legal issues facing married gay couples. >> couples who are married need to worry about travelling across state lines. in many states they can lose their jobs and not have legal relationship with their own children. we have to work at the issues to ensure tha

i'm a mormon too, so she says. >> two points. she suffers from liberal consensus disorder.you spend your time around people that agree with you and laugh at your jokes all the time, you don't know when you're saying something that's not decent. you make a joke like that and assume everybody is going to laugh. the rest of america is going, you're kind of a jerk. the bigger point is, everything personal is political. they didn't see a great picture. they saw a political theater. >> she's no stranger to these comments. she said using the obamacare is like using the "n" word. i think she does that to get attention. there's a theme to this block. i would accept this apology because to me it seems sincere. i don't want any child, black, red, green whatever color, i don't want them to suffer from more of this. let him enjoy his great family and the love that's going to come his way. forget melissa perry and forgive her that one crime. >> at one point she said wouldn't it be funny in 2040 if riran romney was married to kanye west's daughter northwest. the romneys would be hanging o

nearly 2/3 of utah's residents are mormon. the mormon church are one of the leading sources on california's ban of same-sex marriage. >>> an alameda county jury found there was no unintentional age discrimination in a mass lay off. the average age of the 250 people laid off was 50 years. a jury found morris live mother was guilty of breach of contract. both parties returned to court in february. >>> firefighters are spending the night monitoring the mount hamilton area following a suspicious fire that burned 40 acres. as ktvu's robert handa reports, conditions are very dry and all it took was a spark. >> calfire helicopters began swooping into the mount hamilton area this morning shortly after 5:00 a.m. after a vehicle fire of some kind ignited dry vegetation that fueled flames. >> when i was coming down from the observatory there was like a 2-mile fire line. >> reporter: calfire swarmed in trying to keep the fire from spreading. >> it has a lot of room to run if it got across the highway. the goal was to keep it isolated betw

nearly 2/3 of utah's residents are mormon. the mormon church are one of the leading sources on california's ban of same-sex marriage. >>> an alameda county jury found there was no unintentional age discrimination in a mass lay off. the average age of the 250 people laid off was 50 years. a jury found morris live mother was guilty of breach of contract. both parties returned to court in february. >>> firefighters are spending the night monitoring the mount hamilton area following a suspicious fire that burned 40 acres. as ktvu's robert handa reports, conditions are very dry and all it took was a spark. >> calfire helicopters began swooping into the mount hamilton area this morning shortly after 5:00 a.m. after a vehicle fire of some kind ignited dry vegetation that fueled flames. >> when i was coming down from the observatory there was like a 2-mile fire line. >> reporter: calfire swarmed in trying to keep the fire from spreading. >> it has a lot of room to run if it got across the highway. the goal was to keep it isolated betw

no, i'm not a mormon. [laughter] [applause] >> stephen: isn't there something the church could sell us for our money. are there any indulgences laying around. >> an invitation for us to look carefully at one another. that's basically it. it's hard to hear. >> stephen: it's true. >> but it's actually an invitation to participate in a beautiful place which is called the rain of god. >> stephen: what will i get from that? >> joy, peace and eternal salvation. >> stephen: have you ever been on private jet. [laughter] that's heaven my friend. thank you so much father jim martin. big heart, open to god. we'll be righte right "$ >> stephen: welcome back everybody. [crowd cheering] every day out there you hear about the government raising taxpayer money on useless scientific research. studies on do you recollect peen -- deduc duck migration. it's d and a alphabetical. prepare the michigan tech university has finally done something useful by searching the internet for evidence of time travelers. [laughter] to tell u

to salt lake city to visit elders in the mormon church and learn more about the faith.erious about trying to be different. we all should grow. we all should do better. but if we don't walk the walk, if we don't back up words with action people will look at the lack of action and say it's just a new act. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> call the witnesses. let's play "hardball." >>> let me start tonight with this. like barnacles on a boat suspicious matters cling to the governor's office in trenton. who struck up the conspiracy which led a deputy chief of staff to alert it is time for the

this concerns many who are already worried and they don't receive more rain and the city could issue mormon torii what -- more mandatory water or conservation. >>> and because of bone dry conditions, the city wells and springs have dried up while many streams have stopped flowing. a few towns are using up their emergency reserves for drinking water and they worry they will run out in a matter of weeks. >>> there is a new call to issue a call to one neighborhood. there is a two year suspension of new licenses in one part of north beach. there is too much violence and public violence, this is last year and the ban would only affect broadway between month come are you and -- montgomery and broadway. >>> today is the deadline for opponents of california's new identity law to put the issue back on the ballot in november. now if they are collect it is and work out, they will be able to decide if they want to use the boys or girl's bathroom or play on girl or boy's sports teams. >>> the alliance team will hold a campus memorial for lee weathersby. he went to the boys and girl's club and was walkin

this is probably the mormon major concession that has been made other than the prime minister mykolazarov's resignation. these laws had made ukrainians afraid of the introduction of a dictatorship. this was absolutely the minimum to make them prepared to stop thinking -- start thinking the government is ready to make concessions. the atmosphere was suspicious in the way these laws were removed. first of all, there was a vote to remove the loss without a a mutualhen there was vote where the laws were deleted, which suggests this is part of the government's plan. they reserve the right to introduce new laws that might be drawn up on lines in the not- too-distant future. the fact that there was no debate, even hard-line members of the ruling party try to resist, do suggest this -- does not suggest this is part of the government plan. the debate is not over. there is to be a debate about the proposed amnesty law for people who were arrested in the course of demonstrations in recent weeks. >> the government says controversy elections will go ahead this coming weekend despite threats to di

wasnor roosevelt, the thing my father's father george duren was the first non-mormon governor of utah. and then he went to become roosevelt's first secretary of war. he died in office. and my family used to go visit the roosevelts and hide park where they were outside of new york. one year they were visiting and i got to go with them and i was riding a bicycle in the afternoon and i ran into a tree and hit my head. you had aays when concussion, they laid you dan with your head on the pillow and straps your head across the pillow so you could not move to the seder anything. -- to the side or anything. when i came to it was late at night and as i moved my head to the side, i saw this lady's legs veins, she had a night with tackyut here slippers. i did not understand. as i slowly came up and started looking to wear her face was, she had a book in her lap and she looked like this. she had that roosevelt invite and i realized, it is the president's wife. before he went away so i would have been eight. was in my house. somebody took that and ran with it. who would babysit someone like that

goldcorp agreed to a right impact assessment of the mormon mind brought him on corpse new corporate human rights policy puts particular emphasis on recognizing the rights of indigenous people and this isn't just words the only lesson becomes ill everybody let's goldcorp on the back for having done the right thing and now let's just turn away from this or now let's just trust gold where they may have a report like on common ground. that that he's trying to portray goldcorp as they are trying to listen i get very upset at those who the mining industry and other global industries they do not want hard binding law so they come up with all of the self regulating codes volunteering tones of condos and i think they're fundamentally problematic that's all well and good let me graduate you but look at what it says so much of what. n.g.o.s and communities and individuals have been saying have been validated by your own process. but this if is i didn't take part that lying and that i wasn't involved i was there but i don't know who started the fire. we know much of a lot of police came for me i had

first of all the access that you got, i know you were a fellow mormon, do you think that was part ofthat developed the trust that permitted you into the family circle? >> yeah, i've wondered about that. i was surprised at the level of access i was granted. i was surprised to get access even at all. but as time went on, you know, i caught myself just pinching myself, wondering how i got here in some room and some situations like the one you showed on election night, probably a lot of factors that contributed to it. maybe there's three i could list. one, i had made a film back in 2005 called new york doll, which not very many people saw but somebody e-mailed saying they saw the governor of massachusetts in attendance in boston when the film premiered there. and so the fact that -- i don't have very many fans of my work -- >> well, now you do. >> thank you. i hope that's true. the second thing, the fact that we have a shared faith probably helped for sure. i'm similar in age to many of his sons, that was probably a third thing that i think was helpful. >> now, he did an interview on "to

eight races include jewish, indian, chinese, iranian, lebanese-americans, nigerian, cuban exiles and mormons. >>> and check this out, this partial cliff collapse in southern england. wow. rough seas along the coastline with heavy rains, storms and high tides all combined for an awe-inspiring sight captured by visitors in this park. >>> now some stories you might have missed. pope francis calling for reassessment of how the catholic church deals with children of gay couples and divorced parents. he acknowledged a growing number of kids today come from nontraditional families. >>> a man missing since wednesday is found all thanks to a photo that ran in "usa today." 20-year-old nicholas simmons disappeared from his family's home in upstate new york. four days later a photographer took this photo in washington as he warms himself on a steam grate. simmons' parents saw the photograph and they've since been united with their son. >> and they're going to the doughnut shop and going to get married. that's what one colorado couple did on january 4th. it is the first wedding at the voodoo doughnut sho

. >> the mormon church was a leading force behind proposition 8, california's short-lived ban on same-sex marriage. the most intriguing inventions could impact society for years to come. al jazeera's jacob ward examined some important new gadgets. >> 2013 was a mix of goofy inventions and transformative discoveries. shrinking electronics gave rise to what the industry calls wearable computing. fitness trackers, smartphone watchers and google glass. glass sounded like a good idea, but it freaked out our friends. it will take at least another year to figure out what we are supposed to do with the body-mounted computers. >> this year you won't have to turn them off on the plane. the faa's rules allow you to keep them on on the flight. 2013 was dull for apple. no glowing product and a growing perception that an android phone can do the stuff that an iphone can. >> but why wait around for a company to make thesings for you when you -- things for you when you can print them out. 3d transcripters fell to the $1,000, so budding inventors with money in the bank could make their own stuff. don't th

given the backlash -- >> the mormon church. >> the mormon church. exactly. given the backlash they got over prop 8. i doubt that's likely. they will find ways to wield influence. we're seeing there's a call for $2 million to spend by the attorney general to defend the ban on same-sex marriage. you know, and compare that to the $2.3 million which was used to defend doma by the house of representatives. >> right. >> we're talking about a lot of money. we're talking about a substantial energy. you know, and we're talking about, like, sheriffs wanting to defend a county clerk's right to disobey law. >> right. camilla, very briefly, what next for this case in the supreme court? >> well, the tenth circuit has actually put this case on a very expedited schedule. so the briefing will be concluded next month, and it's conceivable that the tenth circuit could actually render a decision by this fall leaving the supreme court an opportunity to take it then. >> wow. then we get a square, straight-up ruling or the constitutionality of marriage bans. that will be something

in fact the mormon church told local leaders that same sex wedding ceremonies and receptions are now prohibited in that its churches. overstepped federal authority. so far gay marriage is legal now in 17 states. 50 years ago ash trace were on particularly every table and smoking was endorsed in cartoons. kimberly hellcutt loobs at what happened since that stunning rel vacation. >> it was 1964 when luther terry released his report. it said that smoking causes disease and death. tobacco was one of the most profitable industries in the world, hiring celebrities and even doctors to promote the safety of cigarettes. the surgeon general's report on smoking and health led the u.s. congress to explore warning labels on tobacco products. the legislation was part of the most successful public health campaigns in the united states. smoking rates are now down 59%. back in 1964, 42% of u.s. adults were smoking. compared to just 18% in 2012. in government tobacco control efforts which have included taxes on cigarettes and bans on smoking in public spaces have hepped to save as -- helped to save as

. >> people in this diamond district neighborhood near the oakland mormon temple couldn't believe a would be robber shot their neighbor. >> i'm sorry it happened to her. i'm fortunate it wasn't my house. >> he was next door when he heard the gunshot around 10:30 this morning. he didn't realize the man had i can cked in the -- kicked in the front door and busted down the hallway door and saw her standing there and drew his handgun and fired. >> he shot her in the right shoulder. the bullet went through her and went through her wall and went through the common gate or fence and then hit our house and dropped straight down. >> she ran to her room bleeding calling 9-1-1. the shooter escaped. oakland police say lately they are seeing younger burglary suspects confronting their victims and carrying out more brazen crimes. more oakland residents are installing surveillance cameras and some hiring security guards. the best deterrent is knowing your neighbors. >> in north oakland there is a more active next door community. if you have a good neighborhood watch and people watching out for one anoth

in utah where mormonism is prevalent they don't everyone allow caffeine or permit caffeine in their religione're talking about recreational marijuana, how many states. >> how many states. >> how long will it take for all the states. >> i think a decade or so. >> more than 100 years for every state. >> i think you'll have the majority of states in ten years. >> what is that? >> well, 235,. >> at least 26. >> my information is by the year 2025, recreational marijuana will be legal in all 50 states. when we come back, why not clemency for edward snowden. there's only so much you can do to prepare for an all-out assault like that. we hunkered down, we braced ourselves... we just didn't have the numbers on the ground. what did we do? we used our navy federal cashrewards card to fly in reinforcements. nana. hoooaah! alright nana! 4 million members. 4 million stories. navy federal credit union. >>> issue 2, whistleblower or felon. the editorial board of the new york times has decisively weighed in on the case of edward snowden, the former nsa, that's national security agency, contractor who seven m

. >> people in this diamond district neighborhood near the oakland mormon temple couldn't believe a would be robberhot their neighbor. >> i'm sorry it happened to her. i'm fortunate it wasn't my house. >> he was next door when he heard the gunshot around 10:30 this morning. he didn't realize the man had i can cked in the -- kicked in the front door and busted down the hallway door and saw her standing there and drew his handgun and fired. >> he shot her in the right shoulder. the bullet went through her and went through her wall and went through the common gate or fence and then hit our house and dropped straight down. >> she ran to her room bleeding calling 9-1-1. the shooter escaped. oakland police say lately they are seeing younger burglary suspects confronting their victims and carrying out more brazen crimes. more oakland residents are installing surveillance cameras and some hiring security guards. the best deterrent is knowing your neighbors. >> in north oakland there is a more active next door community. if you have a good neighborhood watch and people watching out for one another

i believe some of the people who came in they were -- some were mormon. i have nothing against them, they just weren't into this kind of stuff. >> describe the pages by the end of this? were they ripped, torn? >> it was a while ago so i can't recall the exact. >> was there one magazine in particular you were especially sad to see burned on this sad day? >> i'm not going to comment on that one. >> and heath ledger for his amazing performance as a joker. >> do you have a wife or girlfriend? >> myice thinks it'sl.>> do you, because you burned all of it? >> i'm sure. >> thank you for those who have attended today's ceremony. god be with you. >>> look at this. look at this. >> caught on camera, deer versus dog. >> wow! this is not what i was expecting to happen. >> see how this ends next. >>> and these guys are digging up the beach in australia. >> not digging for treasure but you could say they are marking the spot. >> see what hits the spot on "right this minute." >>> don't forget there's an app for "rtm" get it for your iphone, or android device and watch v

releasing this documentary, greg whitely, who got the unprecedented access, who by the way is also mormoner the first campaign. he had a rough cut ready. the family thought it's not so bad, booed we'd be open to it, but one of the advisers didn't want it. >> because of the mormon position? >> too much from the issues of faith and politics. >> fun to see you again, peter, off the campaign trail, and it is called "mitt." peter alexander, thank you. >>> 30 years ago today steve jobs revolutionized the tech world. >> at apple computer's annual meeting, apple founder and chairman steven jobs unpacked mcintosh. mcintosh is apple's latest bid to take a bite out of ibm's lead in personal computers. a field pioneered by apple. >> wow, what a flashback and what a ride it's been for apple. >> i know. i noticed he called him steven jobs. you're right, 30 years ago today the first mac was introduced to the world and it was revolutionary. many of the devices we use today like the iphone drew inspiration from the original mac, and i think what was really revolutionary here, chris, it allowed you to navi

eight the mormon way to the people and products and for the peace and prosperity of the rising your mind is what experiments are to be located somewhere in the far east and west. many of the buildings and gardens created by the suit us. forty two am and costs. thx to the golden rule was designed isn't this the representation of the pure light that shines throughout this time i'm huge he was in the days before the war. the new cool is it that way. it is you can see the new tools the coveted gold . you'll see statues of meat in your eye on the boots in gold and decorations strictest laws and to keep you alive. he just forty seconds. he is supporting. i needed to tear it all came into the new twenty thousand pcs smoking too lenient the whole golden whole foods a single magnificent. she says. this room would damage the solution has the flu you don't need paradise has been retreated to the use of gold leaf. the shining gold represents for us to golden mike to use the fuel and oil the famous gaza city temple also represents the cookies tonight. ay ay ay ay ay ay this guy. the natural features

. >> people in this neighborhood near the oakland mormon temple cannot believe a would-be robber shotheir 81-year-old neighbor. >> this man was next door when he heard the shot but did not realize he kicked in her front door and busted down a hallway day, saw her standing this, drew his handgun and fired. >> he shot her in the right shoulder. the bullet went through her, through her wall, through the common gate or fence and then hit our house and the bullet dropped down. >> she ran to the room, pleading and calling 9-1-1 and the shooter escaped. >> they are seeing younger burglary suspects confronting victims and carrying out more brazen crimes. more oakland residents are installing surveillance video and some neighborhoods are hiring private security guards but the chief says that the best deterrent is no one your neighbors. >> if north oakland land there is more active next door community is good neighborhood watch with people watching out for each other helps solve the crimes. >> she has two neighbors who lived next to her for 40 year but they don't know her that well. >>> oakland

raised another son and one young man, rodney jackson is on broad way tour for the more, the book of mormon, and he signed is own theater company. and so it is the kind of energy that we want to bring to san francisco that the school of the arts, and it is the place, where careers are started. thank you. >> public comment is now closed. and any comments from the board of superintendent? >> seeing none, oh,, commissioner wynns? >> i just want to thank the superintendent for bringing this to us. and i want to thank him for his leadership on this and i want to thank everybody for being here. i want to thank all of my colleagues for their support, at least as far as we know. but i also just want to say, that i agree with some of the things that have been said this evening, that this is the moment for us. and it is a very, important moment for us. and some of us in this room have been working on this for many, many years. but, all of us understand how important it is, how important this school and with the legacy but also, the commitment of our or of the san francisco community to the arts and a

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advisors feared his mormonism would be held against him.ad he tried to convince voters he was to the political right of rick santorum which he wasn't. i'm not sure he could have been elected in any case, but the romney in that film was a far more likable guy than the candidate we saw. an american politics that counts for a lot. back in a minute. ogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. more than 50 times a day? so brighten your smile a healthy way with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only rinse that makes your teeth two shades whiter and two times stronger. ♪ listerine® whitening... power to your mouth. listerine® whitening... >> schieffer: that's it from here. thanks for watching. ,,,, [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] a 19-year old penn state stt who lived in the bay area -- arrested and accused of makg weapons

senior executives touring the offices in salt lake there were filled with awkward banter about the mormon religion along with an emphasis on how important the office was because of how cheap it is for goldman now the migration of jobs to lower cost cutting centers has created some tension between goldman employees in new york and salt lake city who get paid different amounts for very similar jobs now new hires in salt lake cost about thirty percent less on average than employees in the same role in new york and the bank senior executives are pleased with how their experiment in salt lake city is working out so far so they say they'd like to build it up even further. well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. our next guest and pettifor is a world renowned economist whose book the first coming world debt crisis was published in two thousand and six now just one year before we had the worst financial crisis in three quarters of a century plus she's one of the few economists who can claim to have genuinely genuinely predicted th

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answer about the mormon religion along with an emphasis on how important the office was because of how cheap it is for goldman now the migration of jobs to lower cost cutting centers has created some tension between goldman employees in new york and salt lake city who get paid different amounts for very similar jobs now new hires in salt lake cost about thirty percent less on average than employees in the same role in new york and the bank senior executives are pleased with how their experiment salt lake city is working out so far so they say they'd like to build it up even further. well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. our next guest and credit for it is a world renowned economist whose book the first coming world debt crisis was published in two thousand and six now just one year before we had the worst financial crisis in three quarters of a century plus she's one of the few economists who can claim to have genuinely genuinely predicted the crisis now she has a new book out called just money how society can break t

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he was at a conference for young mormons over the weekend.of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now, news day columnist. >> i do not want to live with chuck schumer. i draw the line there. how are you? >> i'm doing well. the question is how is chris christie, right? can he weather this storm is what a lot of people are talking about. the latest thing -- he has the state of the state address. can he not talk about this scandal or does he have to address it yet again is this. >> it's uncomfortable either way. we'll all be watching and wondering is he going on to mention it, is he into to go he allude to it, is there some way that it will affect his agenda for the next year. because it is a hugely important ceremonial speech and yet talk about an elephant nin the room. >> he's already addressed it and what he wants to address is kids spending more time in school. that's what he wants to do. but the question is can he really get past this. and i do have to preface this because 59% polled did say they still approve of him. >> that's right. the num

from senior executives taurine offices in salt lake there were filled with awkward banter about the mormon religion along with an emphasis on how important the office was because of how cheap it is for goldman now the migration of jobs to lower cost cutting centers has created some tension between goldman employees in new york and salt lake city who get paid different amounts for very similar jobs now new hires in salt lake cost about thirty percent less on average than employees in the same role in new york and the bank senior executives are pleased with how their experiment salt lake city is working out so far so they say they'd like to build it up even further. well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. our next guest and headed for is a world renowned economist whose book the first coming world debt crisis was published in two thousand and six now just one year before we had the worst financial crisis in three quarters of a century plus she's one of the few economists who can claim to have genuinely genuinely predicted the