or vice president, for electors for president or vice president, or for senator or representative in congress, shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or any state by reason of failure to pay poll tax or other tax. section 2, the congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. amendment 25 of the constitution. section 1, in case of the removal of the president from office or of his death or resignation, the vice president shall become president. section 2, whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the vice president, the president shall nominate a vice president who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both houses of congress. section 3, whenever the president transmits to the president pro tempore of the senate and the speaker of the house of representatives his written declaration that he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, such powers and duties shall be discharged by the vice president as acting president. mr. goodlatte:

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

3 that there wasn't or just what would happen? i understand that it requires a majority vote of the body to make a substantive action. i'm not questioning matters that are seeking to do anything different, but just to clarify what would happen in other sorts of events? i have no quarrel with not including the findings in a public announcement. i do agree to the extent that they exist as a written document they should be referred to or linked. and again, the public announcement section 2f is not exactly the same as 3d at the end. so just trying to create some parallelism there. i am also a little unclear and perhaps, we could have some discussion on the item that is left in the order a to cease and de desist and/or produce the record. i'm still struggling in my head to find where the commission would actually have the power under the charter or the ordinance to so order. i get you that make a finding and post it on the website and send it to whoever you want, send warning letters and all of that. it's just the power to order a resp

as necessary or under cpra or sunshine, which isn't necessarily the most helpful. i mean it's true, but what does that mean? >> so you would propose to strike it entirely? >> i am struggling and i'm not quite sure what the best answer is, frankly. i am expressing a concern about it. and i suspect we're all smart people in the room and we all probably have different views about the matter. but i think we can all see there is something. i don't know. the question about ex parte communications, i was also looking at the existing regs, page 15 of attachment b. miscellaneous provisions about ex parte. i like that language generally. i think that was adopted here in a way that pretty much makes sense. i just don't think -- i think it makes sense to limit ex parte communications between parties and representatives of the complainant and respondent and members of commission. but beyond that, i would be careful about how much you limit it, if a member of the public comes up to you on the street and says hey i know you are on the commission that allegation seems silly or i t

is there any tax advantage or are you just moving to california or starting pa business there because you really want to pay more taxes than you pay elsewhere? >> well, presumably you would start a business in california because, you know, there is still quite a bit of economic there, but unfortunately you have to be prepared to pay the price. >> greta: years ago i was on jay leno and paid $500 because it's union or something, i got a check and the state of california went after me for the taxes on that 500, so you do any business at all in that state you owe them the taxes, don't you? >> oh, absolutely. i think our sports figures are real good, they're real good example of that. for example, i mean, that's with golfers and baseball players, essentially played on the games played. so a season might consist of 120, 130 games, the state will actually keep tab of how many games that player played in their state and-- >> so if you come from a no tax state from texas and play for the rangers and end up playing a team in california, even though you live in texas play in texas you pay califo

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

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libel or increased compared with a one month u.s. dollar libel or according to the documents because of the vast size of the derivatives pool a lot of the general population doesn't have the anger about these massive crimes because they think it's one hundredth of a percentage of a libel or rate move that would have seen them making twenty four million euros profit but these sort of tiny moves with huge profits it just leaves the audience the population at large who should be pressuring the departments of justice to do something about this they just think well i don't know about this well this is where paul krugman that's a completely wrong paul krugman. advocates of the government expand their balance sheets expand the debt load go deeper into debt expand the bond issuance expand the size of the federal reserve balance sheet and jamie dimon j.p. morgan's balance sheet central banks and commercial banks want the debts to be as high as they possibly can from what you're just saying because they can apply that fractional percentage poi

justice or some other way between two or three or four people but now you have a whole study body that has been tempered or tainted with something that goes against the individual who was a target of that, so the internet working more strongly with the partners and the providers of the internet and there is awareness and education, but back to the student assemblies that we do it is amazing at the end of the assemblies how many kids will step forward quietly or privately "it happened to me. it happened on the internet. this person put something out about me" and didn't feel they had a place to go so there could be intervention so i think the partnership between law enforcement and between the schools and the school resource officers is critically important. we have prosecuted parents by the way who have encouraged their children to bully in a dramatic way. we prosecuted a mother who forced the 14 year old daughter to bully a 12 year old and resulted in the 14 year old physically attacking the girl with the mother screaming at her if she didn't continue to beat the kid she was going to

, fatigue, cough, or sores.uld not start humira if you have any kind of infection ask your rheumatologist about humira, to help relieve your pain and stop further joint damag look, i agree with earlier comments both made. both sides are guilty but the party of big government is the democratic party. we heard the president new hampshire his inaugural address now doubled down on big spending. he gets the stimulus passed. $6 trillion in new debt. every other president up to this point, $10 trillion in debt he is going to literally create or accumulate more debt than every other president combined ahead of him. is it worse under obama stimulus, healthcare, does that have a big impact? >> i think it has. no question that his aagain da was to in a sense spend us out of recession and that didn't work and a lot of the money ended up being captured in washington august. if you look at the per capita average stimulus money washington, d.c. got nine times what the average american got outside of washington. >> sean: how do

or blood dope? >> yes. >> in your opinion, was it humanly possible to win the tour de france without doping? seven times in a row. >> not in my opinion. >> this morning we'll answer the big question, what's next for armstrong now that his reputation is in shambles. does this confession land him in new legal and financial jeopardy and can he ultimately redeem himself and rehab his reputation? and did oprah do the job in her exclusive interview? we begin our coverage this morning with cnn's george howell. >> reporter: lance armstrong spent years trying to outrun allegations that he used performance enhancing substances to fuel his successful cycling career. that race is now over. >> was it a big deal to you? did it feel wrong? >> at the time? >> uh-huh. >> no. >> it did not even feel wrong. >> no. scary. >> did you feel bad about it? >> no. even scarier. >> did you feel in any way that you were cheating? >> no. the scariest. >> reporter: after decades of denials, the seven tour de france winner came c

should be incorporated or referenced, but that is it. i don't think people should say, okay, you are making some reference to some other thing. i would like that prior to the hearing. it's either whatever is out there needs to be out there for everyone to view, and nothing else. so i just want to be clear on the content of that report and recommendation, because i think that in the event that we ever get to this, that may be relevant. also i think we need -- i have read this several times, but i keep re-reading the matters heard under this chapter for both chapters 2 and 36789 we may need a separate document that just has a flow chart of some sort that says whether things are in the chapter 2 bucket or the chapter 3 bucket, because i'm sure there will be confusion about whether it's a willful violation, an allegation of a willful violation by a department head who is or isn't an elected official. it gets complicated and i think people need to know which presumption there is and therefore, which chapter it's under. i will leave at that fo

a knife or edged weapon you can have cuts or injuries to the backs of the palms or backs of the forearm and it is consistent with someone trying to either grab the knife or fend off you wounds or fend off injury. >> and the way you divide it by necessity the person would have to be conscious and alive, correct? >> yes. i felt that the gunshot wound may have been last but in any event the gunshot wounds and wounds to the next would have had to have come after the defensive wounds of the hands. >> the second we woke up we were kissing. >> anything about her demeanor that indicated to you that she was upset about anything at that point? >> not at all. >> in terms of that date, did you form an opinion based on your contact with her and being around her as to her strength and how fit she was? >> she is very fit. she was in good shape. >> and in terms of her strength, did you form an opinion based on that night? >> we were instant messaging back and forth. at some point i complimented her on being very feisty and was kind of referring to she is a lot stronger than she looks. >> there is no re

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would be bullying or what is just a classroom management issue or behavioral issue? i would like to see if you could differentiate just a little bit about when you see intervention most effective for this thing that alex called bullying? >> as mandated reporters for sexual abuse but where is the mandated reporting for this type of abuse and stand for it and call out? i think the notion of the restorative frame and it's a reporture of a relationship and until such time we start talking about caring school communities and any of the ded greidation of other is limiting is a power differential and damaging the other we haven't taken on the notion of bullying in the way we need to and growing the social emotional well being of the young adults and quite frankly adults are -- we all know are totally compliitd and sometimes just afraid and don't know how to intervene and know enough so we have taken more time and are going to take more time to increase the capacity of the adults and to differentiate and feel more comfortable and i will tell you across race, across class --

depressing or whatever. when people laugh and then their attention is almost more focused on the music after laughing, and i'm not really sure why that is, but it was interesting. it was actually a really nice experience. tavis: yeah. what do you have against charmers? >> i mean, i love charming people. i'm really fascinated by them because i think it's a skill that i don't have, like i don't really know. i feel very awkward at making conversation with people and i envy people who can just stroll into a room and have anecdotes and tell jokes and get the punch line in the right place, which i can never do, and make people feel at ease and make people like them. i mean, that's a nice skill to have. but i wrote this song, "charmer," about a friend of mine who was charming in a nice way, but as i started to think about the idea of charm and the charming people i've known, i realized that sometimes there's a darker side to it and maybe that side is people who use charm to manipulate you. and i think sometimes it'

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or killed.boulevard here, we saw people crying, hugging each other, holding on to each other. it seems that in this town of about 250,000, no one has escaped the impact. it is also a town of innocence. people were celebrating the commencement of a new school year. some people were graduating. that's what the people were there for, to celebrate, not to die. that's what has hit so hard in this town. it's really impossible to underestimate. >> i appreciate it. matt gutman and shasta darlington, thank you so much. >> we'll continue to follow that. you can read more about the deadly nightclub fire and what caused it on cnn.com. >>> up next, one mother's battle against guns. she has lost all four of her children to gun violence. the latest this past weekend. what she has to say about the push to change gun laws. >>> plus, reports of a monkey in space and back on planet earth while the state department is concerned. that is coming up. so right now we'll give you... ...$10 off any turbo tax deluxe level

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missouri or texas or -- or kansas. they took aid, and i voted for it, to help, when they had natural disasters, and i think it's just shameless and unconscionable that they are voting no for sandy aid. i think, again -- >> quid pro quo. >> it's quid pro quo and we're all americans and we have to help each other, and i know there are fights going on in congress now, and those fights will be taken care of, but our people need help. people who have -- don't have roofs over their heads or cannot rebuild or businesses that are closing. they need help, and they need it now and it's unconscionable for anybody to need help. >> they were devastated, many parts of new jersey and new york still recovering from that. thank you so much, congressman engel. >> thank you. >> an unnerving number of americans have gotten a flu shot but first, is he or isn't he? a mystery surrounding george p. bush. we've got that for you. you're watching msnbc. ene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most cop

the planning code or the law.up to now you have done so. i am concerne concerned about af discretion. a decision was made. it was a different project. and that was done before architectural drawings were submitted -- were even drawn. they weren't drawn yet. have all the documentation. before planning -- before an application was submitted, before a project description, according to the cord pondance that we've seen, how do you make a decision that this is a different project. and, you know, street chamber again, you know, is very concerned. you can't get in here today but very concerned about giving discretion that belongs to the planning commission and staff to a few individuals and letting them negotiate, this isn't the way we did it before. we would meet with the director to negotiate and maybe the director would negotiate or maybe -- you know. and in the past you didn't have the kinds of tools you have now, like demolition controls. when they actually approved some of these things and vacant building ordinance

we are here to help regardless of your country of origin or language. we are working hard as you can tell to figure out the language. chief beal spoke about me doing those interviews. i don't speak korean and chinese. we do spanish radio once a month, speak with marcos gutierrez about whatever they want to talk about; sanctuary city has come up more than once. it is not a training issue for us. it is department policy. it is city law. it is what we have been raised on. >> does the department have the authority to control that information within its own database so it is and shared with the federal authorities? >> what information is that? >> my understanding is there is no opt in and out. maybe commissioner chan can say something. >> secure communities is a post-arrest situation, a sheriff situation. those questions are not asked at the police department level. >> the chief has been extremely supportive of efforts by community groups. chief beal recently met with community groups about the same issue, that is something they have been receptive, trying t

emotional problem or a criminal record or whatever.hat stops them from getting that gun mailed to them ten days or whatever later? >> well, right now they get turned away at the point of sale and are not prosecuted. that's a problem the president ought to deal with. that's the problem the president and we have been talking about for a long time. nothing stops that person from going online, pressing a mouse three times and getting a gun from an unlicensed private seller. >> you can go on ebay and get a gun. >> not on ebay. they do a good job not selling guns. armslist and craigslist. >> if somebody says bushmaster 100 bucks used. >> or best offer. here's my phone number and e-mail address. throw me your best offer and let's move somewhere. guns, cash, that's it. >> are either of you educated on what the assault rifle is? >> the president is going to follow the lead of people on the hill. diane feinstein. >> didn't the bushmaster not get defined last time? >> the law did some good, but it was easy to evade. i think they're going to pass

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