you cut the data, just looking at a constant population, nirvana still is a long ways off. but to the point raised by others, a one-time decrease of 17% before it starts going up again is not necessarily a bad thing. but then i'll add the final caveat. hsas is established under federal law the data is not owned by the employer. and, in fact, in most cases, only one of the insurance carriers is structuring their products so that they can actually can do an analysis that includes what is being spent out of the health savings account. and even with them, because the law allows the employee to move the hsa provider bank and then there's no reporting back is the vast majority of research to date excludes from analysis what is being spent out of health savings accounts, and treats that spending as not occurring. so, the data on that whole area is exceedingly dirty. >> comments anybody? okay, let's see michael barr is next. >> thanks susan, i'm going to go in a slightly different direction. it's been ee freshing that we've been in a meeting about 2 1/2 hours on the role of technol

lady gaga too much for indonesia and how to achieve nirvana with your kids. how are you?alk about britney spears. something recently happened with simon, breakdown. what is this? >> the question is, can britney sustain? you remember, how many times did we do this story leading up to this? >> like 15 times. >> this time it's for real. they made the big announcement. the question is, the pictures were released this afternoon, too, of her. she's been chewing her nails down and they were like,is she mentally going to be able to take this. those pictures were just posted this afternoon. we'll see. we have to give her the benefited of the doubt. >> i think simon said she's fine. >> he's all about her. he thinks she's great. if i remember demi, i don't know i'd be so happy. >> she didn't get paid nearly as much as britney. >> only a million dollars. >> britney $15 million. >> she's no britney spears. >> you said it. >> let's move on. lady gaga, apparently had to cancel her concert in indonesia. >> the protests there, unbelievable. >> why? >> her concert, if you've been, it is am

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we need to get her together with the nirvana kid. what a couple they would make.t that would look like f they were together. ♪ >> jimmy: suck it, wiggels. best thing about that ever. i'm sure by now you've seen the cover of "newsweek," which names president obama the first gay president. well, i think chester a. arthur might have a few things to say about that. what if his daughter picks this up, daddy, why are you a gay president? it's referring to his opinion now to gay marriage. some people aren't happy about that. yesterday they asked a church-goer if obama's position on it will affect the way he votes this year. i think he gave an interesting answer. >> many christians say they cannot support the president because of his position on gay marriage, but others say it won't make a difference. >> ain't no sense to blame him, he ain't gay. he got a wife and children. i ain't gay either. [ cheers and applause ] has there ever been a coherent interview done from a gas station parking lot? with all the talk about the president's and same-sex marriage, we thought it wo

i love the bay, i love the people of the bay, and this is nirvana. this is nirvana.ere the bomb, bomb, bomb. >> reporter: so much buildup for the million-dollar fireworks display. once the sun went down, folks headed out to get a front row seat to celebrate the birthday of the most-recognized bridge in the world. >> when you have people come from out of town coming here, the first thing you want to show them is the golden gate bridge. it's beautiful, it's great to see it every day, just wonderful to live here. >> reporter: those who celebrated tonight can't wait for the centennial celebration. in the bay, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> you know thousands of people celebrated the 75th anniversary along the waterfront. it was a little more personal for some. robert schultz of martinez is one of them. he has been driving a piece of history for quite some time. this cadillac convertible was the first to cross the golden gate bridge when it opened way back in 1937. schultz was a baby in his father's arms on the bridge that day. and in 1958 he end eed buying tt car fo

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existence and to reach nirvana. even though the republican is part of russia it is a world of its own local traditions different from those typical of the western parts of russia when it comes to religion the difference is striking and. are almost aliens here whether or no more than ten people like them. twenty four year old anatoly came here from the caucasus ism can be found them only christianity and islam anatoli was not a religious person initially he studied music for eight years playing the drums and once he graduated from a faculty of an atoll he came here just to look at the miracle of sun. i wondered what the meaning of was. that for me the time to find the answer to this question had come so i traced the change which a person is born he grows up at sardi's gets a job sounds a family car and a house just grows old and. new stuff and. it's all seemed somewhat pointless to me i thought that's not quite what i want and i wanted something more. students start their day at six thirty in the morning with prayers

from a segue from nirvana to imbibing -- >> not a tough segue. >> not tough.he here as having a drinking problem. this is all because of these new guidelines in the dsm. rulebook considered the bible of psychiatry so changes say anyone -- satisfies two or more like drinking more than you intended, developing a higher tolerance, spending a long time recovering from a hangover could land you with an "alcohol use disorder," some of the new language and eliminates the distinction between abuse and dependence. bob forest is a drug counselor and bob, good to see you again. i have to be just totally transparent sitting around in our executive producer's office all thinking of our college memories and wondering of all that we might have taken in back in the day and people watching this morning wondering under the new guidelines are we alcoholics or were we? >> yeah, a lot of people are talking about this and it's just rumored the dsm 5, i've been hearing it's been coming out and new diagnosis of alcoholism and trying to address early stages of what's to come, right? o

in america is chris novoselic founder and bassist out of the groundbreaking alternative rock band nirvana and board chair of the organization fair vote and author of the book of growing and government lets fix this broken democracy chris welcome hi tom good to have you here with us. and you know i love your music although it's you very much so what is fair vote and what's its mission welfare vote is the only organization in the united states advocating proportional representation the right to vote in the constitution national popular vote plan and election reforms that enfranchise voters that give voters more choices and give voters more voices so proportional representation this is all but i think either five or seven democracies in the world do it you want to explain what that is partial representation is the way to elect your representatives that's not in a single member district ok so there's a lot of misconceptions and myths about proportional representation in the united states so let's get those out of the way no proportional representation is not a parliamentarian system that's a

those that are making the shift to high deductible and in essence thinking they found nirvana.when you cut the data just looking at a constant population, nirvana still is a long ways off. but to the point raised by others, a one time decrease of 17% before it starts going up again is not necessarily a bad thing. and then i'll add the final caveat. hsa's has established under federal law, the data is not owned by the employer. and, in fact, in most cases only one of the insurance carriers in structuring their products so that they actually can do an analysis that includes what is being spent out of the health savings account. and even within because the law allows the employee to move the hsa provider bank, and then there's no reporting back, is the vast majority of the research to date, excludes from analysis what is being spent out of health savings account and treats that spending as not occurring. so the data on that whole area is exceedingly dirty. >> comments coming anybody? >> okay, let's see, i think michael barr is next. >> thanks susan but i'm going to go in a slightl

jedediah, as a fan of president obama and "the view" this must have been a nirvana for you. >> it was great. i like these segments. i like the fact that -- i do. i have to give him some props. >> what does props mean some. >> props, kudos, like good job. >> are you propositioning our commander-in-chief? >> that i am not doing, i can promise you. >> the gun they use in a play, a fake gun? >> i am talking a thumbs up. >> are you selling him property? >> you mean proper respect? >> is that what it stands for? >> it is a word i hate. >> thank you for educating us. thank you. >> go ahead. >> andrew breitbart, my buddy, understood this well. you have to penetrate pop culture. these are the little battles, but the war is getting out there and speaking to our kids and getting them to understand who you are and what you are about. this is what he does best. she a campaigner. he has a way of shaping hope and change and making it interesting. and this is the way he resonates. it is not via policy, but via stuff like this. >> you are a closet communist. here is what she is saying. she says she wo

. >> also, it is like a nirvana away from politics. i want to hear your opinion about that. >> i think it is a really good question. absolutely. there were a lot of different reasons why the style section came to be. you never knew back in the day where the theater section was for the style section was, you had to look at the key to figure out where the review was. one of the key functions which is to consolidate all of that stuff. that was the practical function. then they had a section called about women. it was lowercase. as ben always says, it was stories about general's wives therefore less. i don't anyone would say that ben is an enormous crusader for feminism, or anything like that, but in his rationale, one of the things he thought was we always cover women as women. he wanted a section that involve women, talked about women, but in a modern way. that was another component. the third thing he mentioned is really good. in the proposal for the section, the guy who submitted it, david leventhal, who is an assistant managing editor

they crank up the nirvana song. seems to be working. started playing music for him. got to try that one at home with my 3-year-old. 8:05 right now. let's go out to al with a check of your weather. >> i want to try that with matt. >> crank upped nirvana. >> there you go. >> we've got the cuties. what's your name? >> -- the way out. >> are you all related? >> you're all sisters? >> yes. >> where is dad? >> he's down there. >> down that way. >> all these girls. how many bathrooms do you have at home? >> enough. >> you have enough. all right. wow. whoo! let's show you what we've got for today. norfolk, virginia, tv 10, showers, storms, 78 degrees. and as we show you the mid-atlantic, that's all that rain coming in the north. mid-atlantic later on into the northeast. got a lot of heat out west. where temperatures are going to be into the 80s all the way on up into the pacific northwest. including ann curry's hometown of med ford, oregon. and up in the 80s. look for wet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. 83 in minneapolis today. 77 in

so his family decided to try something new, turning up nirvana on the radio when it was time for him to get up. look what happens next. so far hundreds of thousands of people have gone on youtube to watch the air drum solo. he's got a future there as a drummer. and it was a busy weekend for the british royal family. kate middleton appeared at a polo match sunday to cheer on her husband prince william and brother-in-law prince harry. and queen elizabeth was the guest of honor sunday at a lavish pageant at windsor castle. one of her residences. thevent was part of the queen's diamond juppely celebration which marked the monarch's 60th anniversary on the throne. >> "the avengers" keeps making box office history. the drama about marvel superheroes who team up to save the earth crushed all competitors for a second straight weekend. it grossed another $103 million domestically and is poised to top $1 billion worldwide. meanwhile johnny depp's "dark shadows" was a distant runner-up and in third place "think like a man." it is now five minutes past the hour. let's go out to al with a check o

i love the bay, i love the people of the bay, and this is anywhe nirvana. >> reporter: so much build-uphe million dollar fireworks display. once the sun went down, boats headed out to get a front-row seat to celebrate the birthday of the most recognized bridge in the world. >> when you have people come from out of town coming here, it's the first thing you want to show them is the golden gate bridge. it's beautiful, it's great to see it every day and just wonderful here. >> reporter: those who celebrated tonight can't wait for the centennial celebration. in the bay, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> well, if you have to go to work this morning, scott mcgrew says, hey, see it as a blessing. >> yes, good morning. the unemployment picture has been very poor. this coming friday, we'll get the latest job numbers from the labor department. they have, indeed, been very grim lately. the economy adding just 115,000 jobs in april the last month measured. unemployment rate unchanged at 8.1%. now, the worst thing is 4 out of 10 americans are considered long-term unemployed, 27 weeks or more with

we don't live in nirvana where there is no longer politics or common interests. get somewhat better at looking at what policy works and placees. a good example is there have been about 122 randomized experiments like this in criminology over 50 years. there is only one thing which has ever been shown in repeated trials to work. and that's called newsis aba abatement or broken windows in hot spots policing. it is not just theory or something that sounds good. can you show in real experiment nets field that that's the thing that works. >> again, that's where the hole premise of the show has become hot spotting as through the lens which with you deal with these things. because the statistics on improvements in healthcare, improvement in learning, improvement in community health, not shooting each other, not taking drugs, are stunning but only for those using that one methodology. the. >> the reason that happens, much more so with change in healthcare programs, more so than when you say why is it that polo vaccine works different in some cities. it doesn't, there is

. >> rose: not quite nirvana. >> no. >> but the interesting characters here, john madden has assembled an extraordinary group of people here. >> yes. it is a wonderful cast, and john mad again is a terrific director and a credit to him and the script that he could attract such people, industry known these people all my life, really, i have been married to penelope wilton at least twice before. >> rose: in the movies. >> in the movies i have been have been romantically involved with judi dench on three occasion a, occasion and tom will con son reminded me we have known each other since we have been 20 give. >> rose: and that makes it a more interesting experience than normal. >> it is unusual experience because it usually doesn't happen, that kind of collection of people and it was very -- it did make it kind of easy, you have a shorthand and familiar with one another and we got over any obstacles. >> rose: but you have to bring the a game. >> yes. i became sincerely attached to this movie as soon as jud judi dench's name was mentioned. >> rose:. >> yes. because i have worked with her a

nirvana, green day, i nicu bus, these are just some of the artists joel tenenbaum has admitted to ownsting him $32,500 each. >> i find it hard to believe the legal system would uphold a fine just for downloading music. >> he has no idea how he'll pay for this. >> i have to declare bankruptcy. i don't have that money. >> and according to cnet greg sandoval wants to show people. >> we want to show them, if you do that, you're going to suffer. >> there was a time the music downloads are rampant. >> this case is a remnant. the first case they thought was let's sue that and sue they did. sandoval said the record labels have probably spent tens of millions of dollars in legal fees just on tenenbaum's case alone. nowadays many people still do what tenenbaum did, download and share music but they do so legally. and even though the industry no longer sues individual downloaders, it won't drop tenenbaum's case because it doesn't want to look like it's giving up the fight for piracy online. >> the sad fact is for the guy that's downloading from his basement a few songs a month is subject to the

you're listening to nirvana. what happened? he is usually mr. country music.rally. now you change the graphics on me. well i like the notes. very good. welcome back everybody. this sunday, 33 drivers are going to take 200 laps two and a half miles each in the 96th indianapolis 500. i guess it's really the 101st anniversary but they took some time off during world war ii so it is the 96th technically. this weekend drivers raced around the indianapolis motor speedway oval trying to get their positions for the upcoming race in a brand new car that has been redesigned for this year, two companies behind the engines in those cars say it could make for the most competitive race yet. j.r. hildebrand and marco andretti join us this morning. nice to see you gentlemen. >> thanks for having us. >> it's been advertised, new car, new engine, new drivers. love that you're wearing your suits. >> marco too. he said it is so natural for us to walk around in race gear. >> i love it. i'm so glad you wore them coming in. >> we sleep in these. >> really? >> great jamies. >> you ca

race fans nirvana weekend. and you really don't want it to rain.etimes do you because they still race in the rain and it's more fun. rain slowing down the airports. laguardia and newark, almost an hour delay. this is the get away day here. moderate to severe weather, just not a big day for severe weather across parts of the plains. moving you ahead to tomorrow, there's something brewing out here. could be a storm called beryl. >> already? >> not barrel, like a barrel of monkeys. it's beryl, b-e-r-y-l. could bring rain tomorrow from the carolinas all the way down to florida and on sunday really move in. big winds in parts of the southwest. blowing dust in parts of vegas and even phoenix and flagstaff. big fire threat there because fires are already going there in spots across the southwest. and sunday morning is when if this becomes a named storm or not, we're really anything to see rain across all north florida, georgia, and as far west as panama city. there's a silver lining to this because this area of the country has the worst drought going righ

there was growth in the economy along with this massive social safety net and it was almost like a nirvanaw that that was usury. >> i think like sweden and finland -- >> they got 2 million people. that's like newark. >> we're entering an era where small is beautiful. can you have a government to solve these economic problems. should we be having municipalities, states experiment with solutions rather than try to solve everything on a macro level. both the u.s. and the eurozone are struggling with the problem of big governmentof b systems t are not trusted by the voters because they are too detached. new don't want to hear from us. when geithner goes over there to fix europe with the americans -- i understand especially with the uk you guys are still mad about everything, the tea party all that stuff the first tea party. i know that. but i still feel it. >> it's something to think about. the uk can implement an austerity package in the last three or four years pretty efficiently and thus far the u.s. has been talking about it and discussing with bowles-simpson very much what the uk unveiled

if you could guarantee the american people a 2.2% real gdp gain for the next century it, would be nirvana little bit very briefly about the elections, the french elections, the german elections and what's happening right here in the united states. right now "usa today" has something that puts romney and obama almost at a dead heat. it got obama at 47, romney at 45 but i saw another poll that had romney at 48 and obama at 47. how much is tied right to the economy? >> a lot will be tied to the economy. overwhelm overwhelmingly it will be tied to the economy in my view come november. >> you're talking about an economy that's not going to improve that quickly, which means the jobs numbers aren't going to improve quickly. what does that mean in the fall? >> it probably means you have a close election. >> you and romney weren't in the same businesses obviously but you must look at his track record at bain and think he was a pretty talented businessman, right? >> well, i thought they bought some of those businesses very well. they bought them at the right cases. some of them turned out very well

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