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not that's a brain difference or a picture of a scan or whatever it is, your brain changes as you age. i tried to show you that. and that change can be done through a lot of different ways, through education, through learning, through treatment, through talking to people or medicines all have big impacts on how the brain develops and changes over time. >> professor. my view is that this evidence has not been particularly useful either as aggravation or as mitigation. so i have been doing an empirical study over the past six years now to look at, introduction in criminal cases. it's equivocal at best. it sometimes ends up being aggravating, but so far it hasn't panned out. why hasn't it panned out? in part because science isn't quite there yet in that we're able to see some things at a group level, but being able to talk bay single individual to look at their brain and to understand the extent to which their brain differences contribute to their behavior is very challenging. there just isn't enough data for that yet. you can say things at a groupwide level, though. and so kent mentione

or. the whole date to say i would think that singapore hong kong or dubai are reasonably safe i don't think that europe is on a percent safe because if say the u.s. . expropriated gold they would probably go to europe as a you should do the same and savors and sayings in the central bankers would be really in a bad position and probably also. would implement that measure. you are in the mangos start digging story you do be sure to watch the rest of our show and tomorrow in think we showed you the entire interview today do you we left a treat for you because tomorrow you'll hear from mark father on what exactly a deflationary collapse looks like in his view because you know we've heard him talk about a lot of war and how europe which is probably the best poster child right now of what a deflationary spiral looks like how europe is doing and his words that is mark father author and founder of mark's father limited. all right let's wrap up with a little loose change dimitri cofee. is in stud

what the world will require of american power if we can claim that ability for 1940s or 50s or 60s or 70s for today. in the 40s we didn't have money to keep a force capable of handling korea. in the 50s we build nuclear weapons as part of eisenhower's new look but didn't have an army that could handle vietnam. in the vietnam era relatively mediocre job waiting that counterinsurgency and nixon had to pull back in '69 and say we won't be ready for these multiple wars because we can't afford it. a similar moment in some ways strategically to where we are today. in the 1970s we had our worst post-world war ii planning decade and lead to a hollow force where the quality of people in uniform was not as high as it is today and we had rampant problems with drug abuse and even ronald reagan even though he had ambitious goals and did increase the size and strength of the military in many ways was operating under a contract that said one big war in europe for smaller work elsewhere. quince strategy could never be specific to say that would be enough and since that time we tried to build our forc

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or outdoors. and i -- or any type of business to smoke, if they're located in a residential building. and since june 2010, nile cafe knew, through meetings with me, phone calls, we've had several phone calls, and notices. the first written notice was the denial of the exemption that went out november 2010. the second notice was the notice to comply. that went out august 2011. and then there was two notices of violation issued on 2012. and that was all before we even met with the director of public health. so nile cafe h written notificas between november 2010 and may 2012. but they still made the choice to violate the health code. and therefore there should not be reversal or reduction of the suspension or order. the nile cafe once they comply with the suspension and want to -- they can contact me and we'll be willing to meet with them but i think they need to comply with the law first and then come to us and we can sit down and figure out something. thank you. >> vice president fung: ms. young, t

where we are from or what we look like or who we love.o we cannot let any one discourage us from casting our ballots and we cannot make anybody make us feel unwelcome in the voting booth. >> she says feel unwelcome in the voting booth. is it -- are people really -- is there really a strategy to make people feel unwelcome in the voting booth? the former president bill clinton said he has never seen it so blatant of trying to not allow people to vote. >> really? he's never seen it so blatant as when they made african-americans count jellybeans in a jar an get the number right before people cast a vote? it's the biggest bag of nothing designed to inflame voters, specifically minority voters into turning out this election. if you want to equate showing your i.d., an i.d. which, if you don't have the government will provide you for free. and if you don't have that free i.d., you can still cast a ballot a provisional ballot that will be counted later. if that's the equivalent of a poll tax or a literacy test on african-americans in this country

for projects issued building or site permits before july 2010, either mta or dbi would do -- excuse me mta would do the assessment in both cases but either mta or dbi would do the enforcement in collection depending whether certificate of occupancy has been issued. if one has not, g goh would dbie collection. the difference is because prior to july 2010, the mta had full administrative authority over the tidf. in july 2010 ti tidf was consolidated with other planning fees. however, there is a transition period that's required. so this would allow for an appropriate approach to different projects, depending where they are in the process. finally, the proposed tidf update would tie the future tidf -- of planning code 410 which establish requirements for reportin analyzing, and updating fees. and both i and ms. -- from mta are available for questions. thank you. >> chair mar: also have regina dick intri, director from the office of small business with us as well. supervisor wiener? so why don't we ask if -- actually, ms. bose or ms. -- did you have any remarks at all? >> good afternoon, c

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the first half to reach that, or fail to act within 30 days -- they first have to reach that, or fail to act within 30 days. but there were members of the public who said, and i found this -- it got me thinking in a variety of different ways when they said it is unfortunateq tht this has come this far. commissioner hayon said something similar. you do not see more of this because people take action. the resolve things with their supervisor, or they resign, or somebody works out something to protect the interest that is at stake. wheat, i think correctly, did not think we had the ability to try to negotiate a solution, but the supervisors might feel that they could. i am torn here. i am balancing several different things. i do believe there was, under these terms, official misconduct. i think the domestic violence issues raised here were serious, and the responsibilities of the sheriff for domestic violence are important. at the same time, so is the decision of voters to choose somebody for an office. they said, once we vote, we have only this very extreme measure, the recall provision

and it would either affect their job status or their community status or their neighborhood status. talk to us a little bit about that. well, i think that stigma is a huge problem that keeps people from seeking services and so one of the things that i love so much about-what erica and i were talking about in the green room is how she as a person in recovery can reach out to other mothers to really bust through this stigma and say treatment works and i'm living proof of it and i am your peer. so reducing the sense of hierarchy. and just, i think that we constantly need to be aware that people are bigger than their problems. we need to see the humanity in the families that come before us and say, "i know that you have difficulties, but you also have resources and strengths, so come and get the help that you need." and fran, exactly that, from a prevention standpoint when people start seeing some of the warning signs, where can they seek help? they can seek help by going to our web site. i think it's the fastest way for them to find out throughout the country. because we're a federal w

murder or any of these things in the background waiting for us. you saw the headline i thought it was a typo at first the police gunned down miners and the miners that were not gunned down or being charged in the murder for the murder yes they were they were being charged with murder but you know the apartheid lives on in the form of interest rate apartheid you know if you're a part of the poor you get charged forty percent or more interest to borrow money if you're part of the elites like harvard graduates coming out of the crimson talked of will you get charged at less than zero to borrow money you know mitt romney when he borrows money it's for less than zero percent he borrows money at less then zero percent. everyone else piles money at thirty percent forty percent you know payday loans compound marra bunny money borrowing at four hundred percent that's apartheid right there interest rate discrimination existed apartheid it lives on it lives on the interest rate environment it lives on the south africa it lives on. it stays there we're thanks

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for drug or alcohol treatment referral for you or someone you know, call 1-800-662-help.brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. [music playing] i have used methadone as my treatment for my disease of addiction, and by doing so i have been able to help other mothers that are on medication-assisted treatment. i think what the great thing about it is that because i've already walked that road, that in working with these mothers i get to bring them hope and to show them the light at the end of the tunnel and in some ways light that path for them, so that they can begin on their journey and walk down that path towards a beautiful life with their children in recovery. erica, does all of this seem familiar to you? the whole area of family dysfunction and substance and mental health issues? very much so. i, myself, am in recovery and i am the parent to six children and my family-i became-using alcohol, and that roller-coastered into other substances, and it was very hard to keep the family dynamic together. how early in your age? i started using alcoho

other nobody wins or you get these are the global inflation or contraction of world trade if the currency wars turn into a trade war so you get bad outcomes are the way but they go back and forth until finally the system breaks down the major countries come together and they reestablish the system we're still some years away from that these cars who are going to continue all realistic on the theme of the breakdown in failure of classical economic theory sense nine hundred seventy one us on the gold standard and you enter this era of a fee at currency world where the prices are all referential to other fee at current seas and the amount of the derivatives that train based on the span currencies has been exploding exponentially to the point where you don't really look at this from the point of view of economics you look at it from the point of view of systems analysis and we look at it from that point of view you have points of stress points of chaos in your book you talk about a phase states where a additional snowflake on the side of the mountain will create an avalanche are we preheat av

virtually every residential unit or building in district 11 or in district four would be open to commuters coming in from outside the neighborhood. district six, i think about the work with western soma, all the enclaves would be open to commuters coming into downtown. it is a big policy shift. a lot of people will be affected. policies will be undermined or strengthened so we feel like this doesn't belong in a parking tax simplification ordinance. we would urge you to pass this along but maybe hold this planning amendment, this planning code amendment here in committee. then in planning commission but i think more folks need to weigh in. we need to understand how many propertis are affected, which neighborhoods are affected so we don't create a huge mess and turn these spaces into commuter spaces for folks living outside the neighborhood, thank you. >> good afternoon, minute did kirschner, a real estate broker and property manager. i'm here on behalf of some * of my owners. i respectfully disagree with past two speakers. most buildings that have -- small buildings that have small garages,

it's not black or white, or gay or straight or tall or short. this disease, is substance abuse could care less how you entered it, finance, romance, circumstances, glance, it doesn't care how you got here. the two groups of people i depreas every time i go to work are normal people and the rest of us. normal people don't giggle right there. normal people always go, oh, there is another group. welcome, how y'all doing? the rest of us go, that's us right there. now, if you're wondering which group you're in, you're normal. the rest of us have known for a lot of years not normal. normal means most. most people don't drink and drive because it's illegal. they wear a seat belt because it's safe. they don't slap their kid and tell them that's because they love them and that's the way we show them. ok, there might be three groups of people in this room. normal, the rest of us and not getting any better anytime soon. the threat here is lesson. the shame is removed. the stigma is replaced, we go from dope to hope here at some point. we go from drinking a

we thought maybe somebody hb a heart attack or fell or was sick. she kept saying that and finally says, there's a man robbing us. >> listen as we get a live update from the news conference right now. >> -- reporters basically without the mikes over to the side here. okay? >> thank you. >> all right. chief harper giving us an update. >> chief harper giving reporters an update. we'll turn the sound and get it back to you. it again, a hostage situation taking place right now. our wpxi, the station wpxi says that the situation concerning hostages is on the 16th floor. there is one male holding two or possibly more than one person hostage. now, they are negotiating, and apparently it's some type of investment firm that's in this building there called the gateway center. not the entire building from our earlier reports has been entirely evacuated. but we do know from the police that they are saying that no one is hurt at this time, and there has been no type of gunfire or any shots fired but apparently this individual walked into the investment office an

cable or satellite subscription -- have watched at 1.3 or cable or satellite subscription. if you are a law and order fan, you have lots of law and order special victim library content on netflix. if you want to watch the current season of law and order, you have to watch it on your television with a comes on. or have to watch it on demand where we will have the last four or five shows and you had available. you not be able to watch that on netflix. in a way, i do think they are complementary. if people like law and order, that they might want to watch the old shows on netflix but they will want to watch the news shows on nbc. if the what the new shows, it might remind them of that to go back and look at some of the older shows. i am not reed hastings. he would tell you the exact same thing. the other side of that is of everyone needs to remember that in order for netflix to work you need a broad bank connection. we are not your mother's cable company. we now did not just send a guide to your house and running wire through the wall. we are in the broadband business just as

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or stopped looking for work or underemployed. these are tough times.your optimism is my optimism. america is coming back. we're going to make sure that we have the jobs we need. america is going to remain strong and we're going to make sure that we remain the hope of the earth. now, a strong america is essential to the world. it's essential to us and to our future, but also to the world. i was in poland a few weeks ago and i met with lech walesa, a world hero, and he saw me come in and through an interpreter he said you must be tired, you've come from across the ocean. he said, you sit, i talk, you listen. and abrupt and to the point. and he said this time and time again. he said, the world needs american leadership. where's american leadership? we need a strong america. where's american leadership? and i intend to lead and have an america that's strong, that helps lead the world. as we -- as we watch the world today, sometimes it seems that we're at the mercy of events instead of shaping events, and a strong america is essential to shape events. and a

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to me or to you that may not seem like a good motive or a good choice to make. but i do not think that -- but he nevertheless did it. it there is no other explanation for why someone would make up a story other than, i do not know where it is. >> how about making the argument of giving up the guns to the sheriff's department said of the police department and then making up these stories of the witness dissuasion? >> again, i definitely do not want to give up my guns. ok, i'm going to have to give them up because i do not want to out and out violate a court order, but i still want to keep them in my agency. again, this does not seem like a very sensible thing to do. but there are a lot of things that the shares did that are not very sensible -- that the sheriff did that are not very sensible. if you look at what his testimony was at the cheering to explain this, you will find that testimony was not -- at the hearing to explain this, you'll find that testimony was not credible. the sheriff said, the agreement was, my lawyer was going to give the weapons to the she

or it's soon.pens on october 13th for previews. >> next up, a fashion question from emily from texas. >> hi, since it's new york fashion week, we wanted to ask y'all what is your must-have accessory for the fall? >> why don't you go first? >> i'm terrible to ask this year because i'm not shopping or anything. what i usually like to do is go over to saks fifth avenue on the 8th floor and get two new great pairs of shoes for fall. s because you don't need a lot but maybe one or two pairs of shoes that spruce up an older wardrobe perhaps. i like to do that. i you don't think i'll do that this year. what about you? >> i wear the same dresses over and over, as you know. >> really? >> i care more about the jewelry portion. >> hoda thinks i don't notice her wearing the same dresses. >> same dress with different earrings. >> jen miller has gorgeous stuff. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> middleton does it, why can't my hodawoman? >> that's it? >> thanks. >>> we'll finds out if your kitchen is making you s

or misdemeanor. i will also say that sometimes you'll meet someone in county jail and they're ready to get treatment, they're ready to get help and because of the lack of resources, they have to sit in county jail and wait for a bed to open up or wait for there to be an opportunity for them to access treatment. and one of the things that this bill would do ideally would be to divert some of those resources that go into enforcement and put them into treatment outlets for people. so perhaps there wouldn't be that weight people have while they're incarcerated where they can lose hope or kind of slip back into their old ways of thinking. but from my experience, the longer someone is incarcerated, kind of the less incentive they have and the people who have been in and out of prison, it's almost like they've given up hope a long time ago, so if we can change that, if we can instill hope in people and if we can have access to treatment in a shorter time frame so there really can be treatment on demand, the

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as rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stoping cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a 30-tablet free trial. >>> mitt romney is not backing down from his statement that america's number one foe is russia. and then number one movie is the goonies. >> back to "hardball." time for the "sideshow." president obama is giving voters a way to boo his republican rivals. >> now, the republicans, they disagree with me. no, don't boo. vote. vote. >> don't boo. vote. president clinton hit the trail for obama. >> i think the health care plan is better. i know the higher education plan is better. i know the energy plan is better and i know the economic plan is better and i know it will not amount to a hill of beans if you don't register and vote and get your friends to and do it. >> nothing but a hill of beans. next, there's no shortage of outrage for mitt romney and his statements about libya. we just talked about that, that the president is somehow apologizing for america but really should we

they don't make fun of jesus or moses or muhammad or any religious figures.at, you know, when they see this amateur sophomoric movie come on youtube, sadly, they're thinking that with being the actions of the american people. >> we have seen men and women threatened and even killed for blasphemy. does the koran call for a specific punishment? >> actually, it doesn't at all. actually, unlike judaism and in the bible in the book of mark there's actually no direct prescription on, you know, taking the lord's name in vein and we can neither find any sort of prescription within the sayings of the prophet muhammad. what we see here are the blasphemy laws that we see in ten out of the 57 muslim majority nations on earth. our recent political constructs and in pakistan 640 people have been charged under blasphemy laws between 1986 and 2007, but none of them have been executed, and so sadly, it's a mechanism that governments use to stiffle freedom of speech, to persecute religious minorities, but it's not something we ever find in the koran or teachings of the prophet

all three have 200 calories or less. >> or less? no. false.ong. >> it is true. 200 calories or less. so you can have a small. >> look how teeny that wendy's shake is. >> it satisfies a little sweet tooth. >> that's right. >> not yours the size of north dakota. >> look how good it would taste. a few bites is enough. >> savor it. >> let's go to something that may interest you more. how about tiramisu. how much of an indulgence is this? does this serving have more or less than 450 calories? >> i think it would be more than 400. >> it would be right. it's 510 and 32 grams of fat. >> you have three and i have one? >> imagine that. >> she thinks this is a tiebreaker. >> you can catch up. finish up strong. the brownie sundae. how far would you have to walk to burn up the calories in this dessert? >> el paso. >> it's about 100 calories per mile. five miles, eight miles or 11 miles. >> go ahead. >> i think i'll say eight miles. >> you would be wrong. >> what were the other two? >> five or 11. >> i think it's definitely 11. >> you would be right. it's a

protest the draft or avoid the draft or flee the country or go to prison in defiance of the draft.was not the only brch . morally centered men made each one of those choices. the amorality of mitt romney's choice was something that i had never heard of. i snot kthreas a single american man who publicly protested in favor of the war and protested in favor of the draft and then evaded that draft himself and then sat i by played in the sand of french beaches while expecting other young american men his age to go to vietnam in his place. mitt romney thinks of people taking veteran's benefits as deped dedapts on government. thinks of them as the takers. we could have had ,0 more of those takers if they hadn't been killed in vietnam when mitt romney was playing on the beach. mr. romney was reminded othat reminded that he and his fathers and sons did not serve in the wars of their era. he was reminded of that by a man po.se family has done the in virginia today, center wepp said this good the people that mitt romney this of as takers. >> i grew up in the military. my dad was a pilot and i

sheet good leverage or. was it easy to build the world's most sophisticated robot which doesn't give a darn about anything to change mission to teach reason why you should care about you and. this is why you should care what you're only on the r.-g. dot com. welcome back before the break our guest was telling us how she went from being broke and not understanding anything about really investing to educating herself opening herself into an entirely new world and building a good life for herself and she argues that everybody needs to be thinking about doing the same thing because you cannot be financially dependent on the government or your employer for a nest a personal savings that's up to you but also it's subject to things like low interest rates courtesy of the federal reserve so now let's hear a little more of the problem and then her solutions she's susan fuji editor in chief at kung fu finance and susan page i really wanted to to ask what role you think this plays an individual investors mistakes and p

so it is the same thing about someone insulting your mother or your family or your school or whatevert when it comes to religion, you are dealing with the mysteries of god. >> so rabbi, we heard the effigies and nobody issued a fatwa or anything for those guys, so what gives here? >>le with, the book of mormon playing a couple of blocks from here, and that is utterly blasphemous to the mormons, and two very important points. a lot of the arab brothers and sisters are living in countries that forget about criticizing prophet mohammed, if they speak out against their own leaders, they would be beheaded. try speaking out against king abdullah or in syria where they are fighting for their lives so there is lesson of freedom of speech. but in the hebrew bribl ible, a people are subject to criticism and nobody is infallible. and muslims are insistent that their religion is a pure mono th theism, and so why can't the humanity be promoted and looking at him in a more human pose. i say the same to christians and i wrote a book called "kosher jesus" that christians would be less judgmental of t

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