focus on numbers, and we'll do a certain operation on the numbers, which is to -- >> so just numbers between 0 and 1. we only have that piece of the line. >> yeah, so not the whole number line. just start from 0 to 1 and pick some number in there. let's say .632. >> okay. >> okay, and you could imagine that there's more digits after that if you want, but let's just -- .632. and then we multiply by 10. this is the operation we're going to do. and so then we would get the number 6.32. and what i want to do next is an operation that a mathematician calls "mod 1," which means just drop off the number before the decimal point. so a 6.32 would then become just .32. >> mod 1. >> okay, now what i want to do is compare that to what would have happened if we had originally started with .633, making only a difference in the one-thousandth place, right? i mean, in science, normally if you have something that's good to three digits, you'd say that's pretty good. >> i'm done. >> yeah, so but watch what happens if we do our operation on .633. then we multiply by 10, we get .33. >> right. we multiply by 10,

will need five times that number between the eldly and the working age population. immigrants are good for government budgets. without people there is no budget. so our job should be as policymakers to bring people here who want to work. shutting our borders and deporting the millions of immigrants already here won't create fiscal health. the cure isn't mass deportation, it's the opposite. without new workers ever greater percentages of americans' incomes will be devoted to transfers to the elderly. taxes would need to increase 81% on every taxpayer to maintain current benefits indefinitely. this is, of course, impossible. solution isn't more taxes, it's more taxpayers. i propose congress make what's already happening explicit. that imgrantds are subsidizing america's debt by expanding the tax base. call it the immigration deficit reduction funt. by making this link explicit in people's minds, americans would begin to associate immigration with fiscal help rather than immigrant welfare. immigration can solve america's fiscal difficulties and can do it at almost no c

away and anything can happen in just in the last week there's news that could swing these poll numbers between the defeat of austerity in europe president obama's latest attack ad against mitt romney's being capital and the latest round of americans losing their unemployment benefits because republicans in congress how might all this influence the upcoming election and the direction our nation takes on a turn over now to our monday politics panel joining me our neil munro white house correspondent for the daily caller and sam sex progressive writer and strategist welcome to both of you let's get started the latest. well you know the austerity would do we talked about this in the beginning the show do you think that republicans. c m do you think republicans should be concerned about what's going on in europe and that this might happen here everybody should be concerned about europe the europeans are going through in effect morning after hangover politics they've had been on a spending spree for a very long time it's now really hurting them even though they've barely cut spending across the enti

focus on numbers, and we'll do a certain operation on the numbers, which is to -- >> so just numbers between 0 and 1. we only have that piece of the line. >> yeah, so not the whole number line. just start from 0 to 1 and pick some number in there. let's say .632. >> okay. >> okay, and you could imagine that there's more digits after that if you want, but let's just -- .632. and then we multiply by 10. this is the operation we're going to do. and so then we would get the number 6.32. and what i want to do next is an operation that a mathematician calls "mod 1," which means just drop off the number before the decimal point. so a 6.32 would then become just .32. >> mod 1. >> okay, now what i want to do is compare that to what would have happened if we had originally started with .633, making only a difference in the one-thousandth place, right? i mean, in science, normally if you have something that's good to three digits, you'd say that's pretty good. >> i'm done. >> yeah, so but watch what happens if we do our operation on .633. then we multiply by 10, we get .33. >> right. we multiply by 10,

. ♪ >> first -- think of a number between one and three. [ laughter ] have you got it?. [ suspenseful music ] [ laughter ] >> three? >> jimmy: that's right. that's correct. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] the great benito, everybody. the great benito. >> do you have any food backstage? >> jimmy: very good. the great benito. >> do you have any food backstage? i'm very hungry. >> jimmy: okay, thank you so much. probably. i don't know. >> can a brother get a wheatabix around here? >> jimmy: there he is. wheatabix? not even american. [ laughter ] guy's good. he's talented, man. this one is from shaheim staley. "hey jimmy, i love reality tv, but because of reasons i'd rather not have discussed on tv i missed the last week of shows. can you have tariq do a musical summary of what was i've missed?" well, everybody knows that tariq trotter from the roots is the biggest reality tv fan there is. [ cheers and applause ] tariq, would you mind catching us up on what we missed? >> yes, jimmy. i think you're saying you'd like to slow jam this news. [ laughter ] >> one, two, three! >> check

already spend 6% of our gross domestic product on defense top to say that is the exact right number between and the foreseeable future doesn't sem liem like the smart government. when romney says this speaking to a group of people leaning towards him that think he really, if i'm translating he wants to say, obama's weak on defense. that's what this is about, it's not about the number. >> and, scott, this is part and parcel with him vilifying russia and china and taking a really aggressive posture towards the chinese, saying day one he'd reframe the relationship with the chinese. >> he has to say these things, per our conversation before the break, it's all about branding. so he has to come out of the box saying these things. what's interesting is, you know, you listen to what he's saying, warning about the future, we're going to be weak. but look at the last four year obama's been tough on foreign policy and hawkish. how man thousand word story in the day of the kill list of him approving drone missions? it'ser hard to argue that he has not acted hawkishly or to some degree of having some d

i'm thinking of a number between 1 and 1,000. [ laughter ] what is it? your answer is locked in. however, since this is "double trouble," you may be having second thoughts. so i'm gonna offer you a second chance -- the chance to change your answer if you want. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, and i strongly suggest you take it. what will you be changing your answer to? >> four. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: nick, i'm so sorry. it was actually three. you were right the first time. [ audience ohs ] should have stuck with your gut. should have stuck with your gut. it was three. courtney, wax that chest twice! ♪ >> jimmy: you're shaking. you're shaking. oh, my gosh. >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: yeah, sorry, buddy. yeah, let the wax cool off a little bit, there. yeah, get it right down the middle, there. there you go. perfect. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, that's a good one, there. that one's gonna be -- that one's gonna be nice and painful. that one, there. oh, my gosh. ♪ aren't you happy you played? ♪ >> oh! ♪ that one looked like it hurt. sadly, sadly, w

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number. the difference between the two and that the model numbers is that the designation was inadvertently omitted in one document. let me show you the difference in these model numbers. i feel like if it was an omission, i feel like that is reason enough for the sperm that to be revoked. the letters at the numbers associated with the antenna have everything to do with the frequency of the technology being radiated. it means that the radiation levels are changing. the department of public works and their response actually provided a totally different model number. it does not match with either of those two. [chime] i stand in front of you asking the board of appeals to please remove this equipment, revoke their permit. they are not in compliance from many different reasons. the tsignificant and the model numbers being there as well. >> do you know what wm stands for? reflective of any type of particular technology? >> i think it is. i contacted the manufacturer directly. high said, does this exist? they said no. i read those letters to the company. they said it does not. what >> what does wm signi

hurry in to the sleep number memorial day sale between now and june 3rd. e sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >>> round two right now of our marriage conversation. and joining me now is dr. john gotman. he's the author of "seven principles for making marriage work." does having a slip of paper that says you're legally married really matter? or is being in a committed relationship enough? is that enough? >> it appears to really confer a lot of very good things. longevity, good health. children turn out better if you have children, with two parents than one parent. it can be two lesbian parents or gay parents. but it appears that a committed relationship really gives people a lot. they're healthier. their immune system works better. i would say, yeah, overwhelmingly, the natural way that our species really works. >> how do you know if a couple is meant for each other, going to stay together? i think you said within 80% to 90% accuracy, you can tell. how do you know? >> you can tell in the way they relate to each other. you know, wh

descendants, we're talking about grandchildren, great grandchildren of the refugees from 1948 number anywhere between six and eight million, so their return to pre-'67 israel would mean the end of the jewish state. it would be another ex10 shal threat to us. but we feel through the help of the international community that both of these refugee issues can be resolved in a way where the jews resettle in their state, the arabs in their state and we could begin the process of learning to live side by side with one another with mutual recognition an security. >> i think we have time for about one more question. i think it goes to the left. >> i also want to thank you very much for speaking. i had a question, a further question on direct talks. what representatives of the palestinian people and plo does israel see as legitimate leaders of the palestinian people? is there any concern that because you could say -- because elections haven't occurred for a very long time, is there any concern that none of these bodies really have a legitimate mandate for the palestinian people? >> good questions here, i tell y

hurry in to the sleep number memorial day sale between now and june 3rd. ly at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >>> now to the big stories in the week ahead from the white house to hollywood, our correspondents tell you what you need to know. we're going to begin with the president's plans for the week. >> i'm dan lothian at the white house. in his second summit of the weekend, president obama is meeting with world leaders at the nato gathering in chicago where the focus is afghanistan. on monday he heads to joplin, an area devastated by tornadoes almost a year ago. he'll be delivering the commencement address at joplin high school. then, later in the week the president travels west for a combination of fund-raisers, official events and another commencement address. >> i'm paul steinhauser at the cnn political desk. mitt romney speaks before a latino group on wednesday. the speech and a new spanish language campaign commercial seem to be part of an outreach by the presumptive republican nominee to latino voters who may have

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huge miles and a number of people between those hospitals. we have a lot of different hospitals in san francisco, so this access issue is not one that resonates through much with me. the last thing is a number of beds at st. luke's. i understand we have about 150 beds of which, rooms, rather. the beds are crammed into multiple bedrooms. i think they will all the individual rooms. i believe it is required, and as we heard, the census was historical year-round 59 -- around 59. that sense is goes back quite a ways. those are my main questions and concerns regarding health care, except maybe for the site needs. we heard earlier today and i brought it up the the head 18 site beds at the pacific, and oftentimes, there were only 11 patients, the same is true of the beds that were at st. francis, saint mary's, langley porter. a lot of the care, especially with the restrictions, the hospitalizations are somewhat limited. unless they are special circumstances, most of it is an outpatient. that is what i have heard everyone tell us. >> we try to be respo

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board in our country trying to bring down inflation rates, and it has been fairly stable between 1% and 3% for a number of years. that is a structural change between the nominal sector and the real sector. host: this last call, massachusetts. independent line. sandra. caller: the worst thing the government has ever done to bring of this crisis is closing bases, bringing them overseas, taking down the ones we have. we need men and women back here on bases. they need to come back to our towns and cities. when they do, where are they going to go? the bases in the surrounding areas will build up everything around by having our economy improved. they will improve the economy. dollars will flow. how stupid can we be? we did it to ourselves. we shot ourselves in the fourth. -- in the fourth. guest: i think you're referring to the military base closures that have been going on as the military has realigned its of over time. in some cases, those close to bases have led to downturns in the global economy, and in other cases they have been used to create new jobs. i am not saying it has happened in every case, bu

hurry in to the sleep number memorial day sale between now and june 3rd. only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >>> president obama stopped by "the view" this week and while there is -- for example, there was also this. >> let's see what you've been reading. number one, which kardashian was married for only 72 days? >> um, that would be kim. >> very good. okay. >> because it was a ballplayer. >> that's right. >> that's how i know from watching basketball. >> so erin, does hanging out with the ladies, smart campaign strategy perhaps, but does it feel at all like pandering? >> it certainly -- there's a little bit of pandering to it, sure, but it makes them more relatable to women across america whose votes he needs to win in large numbers if he is to be re-elected, so, yes, it helps, and it's a thing that mitt romney can't do as well. he cannot speak to women as well, and the obama campaign knows it, so they continue to put him in these situations, like putting him on the jimmy fallon show so he can connect with young ameri

if you look at the poll numbers now, between 2008 and now, it's up 6 points, give or take in the polls, favoring the democrats more than in '08. so what happened. >> a couple of things. it wasn't that long ago that george w. bush did very well among hispanic americans. i think we can get to that again. the president's run a very targeted camtain to these communities. and some states, it's historic, people have been democrats 20 years and that's what they vote. the party affiliation comes to bear. i don't think this is a one-election commitment by the republicans. republicans needs to be the party of the free enterprise system and we have a very compelling argument that the free enterprise system, the american free enterprise system is the only economic system in the world where you can leave your children with a better chance for a life than what you have. we have to make that argument consistently, not just one election cycle. >> greta: historically, the republican party has done very well with cuban americans in south florida. the hispanic community has a different concern than the c

now the number is highest between those of the ages of 18 and 34 where that percentage jumps to 56%. you got to save. >> yes, you do unless you believe in the mayan calendar and you wouldn't be putting anything into savings because according to it, the world is supposed to end toward the end of 2012, but now we're learning the mayans may not have been so sure of themselves. archeologists found a small room in some guatemala ruins that was apparently a workshop for the royal scribes and in it they found evidence the mayans thought well, maybe the world could last past 2012. >>> no matter when your time in this world is over, people are finding a new place in d.c. to share what is on their bucket list. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox at logan circle where this large chalk board has transformed a construction zone into a wall of hope and dreams. encouraging people to grab some chalk and fill out the public list are these words, before i die. >> before i die i'd like to write a book. >> i'd like to make a dent in the world. >> i want to sit on a glacier before they all melt away. >> give me p

numbers are startling. given all of the talk we had in the primaries that he was going to have a base problem. there is some mismatch betweeners, 80%, 90% support between republicans and the general enthusiasm of republican elites. some of the endorsements haven't matched the enthusiasm. republican el leets don't necessarily speak for the grassroots. he does not have a base problem. >> we learned that in 2010 with the rise of the tea party. the next litmus test if there is one for the right and governor romney is going to be his vice presidential pick. he promised pro life or anti-abortion. michele bachmann, she would like to be considered. i think probably not. the government of virginia, we had him introduce governor romney. is this an audition? >> we have a difference in vision. the vision of mitt romney versus the record of barack obama, which is a record of broken promises and not doing what he promised 3 1/2 years ago. >> i promise you, parts of it had a little bit more energy. when you look at this, governor romney has gone around the country with several prospects. how important is comfort level as opposed to resume

but otherwise lots of sunshine from the north coast to southern california with numbers in between. some comfortable 70s, los angeles today, 76 in yosemite. and 88 in sacramento. so temperatures in san francisco today, a little bit above average. about 66. 73 in oakland. normal high this time of year should be in the mid-and upper 70s around cupertino and campbell. 81 today in san jose with 82 in napa. san rafael, 9 and 84. so mid-80s for concord. and 75 santa cruz with 64 in monterey so the marine layer will be lifting and we will be looking at a nice, sunny afternoon at our beaches. the look ahead. you will notice that the warmest weather is this weekend, today and tomorrow mid-and upper 80s inland with mid-70s around the bay, low 60s at the coast. and just a typical sea breeze but then the breeze kicks up on monday. you notice by midweek we have the wind back, we have much cooler temperatures and back into the 50s at our coast. low 70 #* 70s inland. >> terry: what is normal this time of year? >> lisa: normal is like today. san francisco, low 70s oakland. >> terry: lisa, thanks a

numbers in between above average. need to check that giants forecast down in los angeles, 70 degrees right now and some light winds so good weather there for the san francisco giants. that game also here on nbc bay area after our show. 82 in los gatos. even 90 degrees in gilroy. but we did have some cooling near the bay with 70 in oakland, 77 in fremont. 64 in san francisco. right now the onshore flow is vong, cranking through the delta. they call that the delta breeze. winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles an hour and that's really what resulted in this onshore flow dropping numbers. 59 in san francisco. 61 in san mateo and also numbers on a quick clip on 0 the downward side in san jose and gilroy. our weather headlines, we'll find some fog and maybe drizzle with that. we think dew points will be high enough. that's con taped at the coastline. numbers will start to go back up again in advance of some big-time weekend heat. so what we have today is a cool front. it's starting to break up. it will provide the cool breeze

hurry in to the sleep number memorial day sale between now and june 3rd. number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >>> okay. time now for sunday night mystery, and we start with a new culprit for global warming. >> i'd have to see the dinosaur's droppings. >> dino droppings, droppings? >> dinosaurs. jacqui jeras is here to explain more gas. >> it's gas, it's not the droppings actually. >> are we talking about dinosaur farts? >> indeed, we are, i know, it makes you want to giggle just a little bit. go ahead and get it out of your system. all laughing like a third grader at this point, but it's a real deal. british scientists have done some research, and they think that dinosaurs emitted gas that would, in essence, heat up the globe by as much as 18 degrees, so that's serious business when we're talking about it in a state of climate change, 18 degrees globally would have massive consequences. >> i told you. >> i know. it's okay. everybody at home is laughing with you. it's true. but, you know, imagine. they did this research because cows do th

the little people so that we can keep propping up the top is this propaganda no look at the numbers the gap between the rich and the poor is the widest the united states of any industrialized nations you put it all together justice means just us not them. it turns general has political trends has economic trends it also has social trends and you bring them all together and that's why it's so widely read and popular and on the social trends front i'm been in new york now for a couple of weeks and i see things that i find remarkable for example i was at a club the other night it was a comedy club and the comedian before they went into their routine they went they gave a series of disclaimers like these jokes they're about women but they're not about the women in this room. you see them saying get up so i mean we did it in a way that was palpable as a show but even a comedian even even the bastion of work humor is where are your loudest free speech is now no longer possible it's become humorless this city this country has become charmless has become humorless everyone is on edge everyone is frightened