kling in washington he's a founder in coeditor of the economics blog econ log and in warsaw we have patrick young he is executive director of devi advisors and editor of the gathering storm and immigrated we go to glen while he is an assistant professor of economics at the university of chicago or a gentleman crossed micros in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want a first i'd like to go to glen in madrid are you in your co-author erika posner caused a bit of a stir by coming out with a paper titled just recently a proposal for limiting speculation on derivatives a f d a for financial innovation ok and there was a lot of press about it why now and why do you think new financial instruments should be regulated like drugs. basically every developed country. requires that drugs before they are marketed are tested for safety and efficacy because consumers. would have to heart of a time figuring out on their own with such complex effects that drugs can have whether the drugs are safe and efficacious and also the health consequences of drugs not being safe and efficacious are too dang

anne: was that patrick's daughter? yeah, she called about patrick. he's in the hospital.ad a heart attack. oh, honey, i'm sorry to hear that. it doesn't look good. i'm going to take the next flight to boston. yeah, i'll pack your bag. ( labored breathing ) ( weakly ): kevin... kevin... take care of kevin. i will. call... my brother. call brendan. i already did. i called uncle brendan. he's flying out, he'll be here soon. can you do something about the pain? i can increase the medication a bit. mr. casey, this'll make you feel a little more comfortable. mr. casey, i'm father o'connor. ( groaning ) mr. casey, i'm going to administer the sacrament of the sick. rebecca. sandy. hi. kevin called and told me. how are you doing? terrible. i flew in this morning. this is my worst nightmare. how is he? he's barely hanging on. the doctors aren't hopeful. becky, i feel so sorry for you. how is he doing? rebecca: he keeps everything inside. i don't know... he seems so different. poor kid. sandy, you should see the apartment. it's a total mess. there's no food in the refrigerator, noth

james and patrick. ok. so it is just patrick. >> button. sorry. hello, i am done. a nine-year veteran -- president yee: i am sorry. what is your name again? >> doug page. i called you on the phone. president yee: is there a patrick here? >> yes, i am here. president yee: right, right. i have got your name. patrick? ok. president yee: hold on. give me a chance to figure this out. is james here? he left. you called in? >> yes. president yee: i do not have your name here. go ahead. >> my name is doug. i am a nine-year math teacher at the high school, and i want to talk about the case of keeping the department heads. a serious issue. it would almost be laughable that a school could operate without department chairs. what are we all here for? we are here for the students, and at galileo, we have some of the best math scores, and we do it because we have dedicated math teachers, and we put students in classes where they are going to 60. putting students in classes where they succeed involves working with the master schedule, which is in a public high school like building

patrick's day parade is a relatively new phenomenon in new york. you had parades by basically catholic churches on st. patrick's day going back to the late 18th century and tended to be a number of small parades by different churches in different parts of town. the first sort of all new york single st. patrick's day parade is 1848, just after you start to see the influx of the irish so it is a firly new tradition, the idea of a single irish march on this date. >> did the parade originate in ireland or in -- >> it is an irish custom as well, but it takes on particular meanings in the american context. joseph. >> is this parade organized by tammany as well? >> no, it is organized by the ancient order of hibernians, the fraternal group. by the time you get to the 1870s and the wake of the civil war, irish americans were quite convinced they could be legitimately irish and legitimately american at the same time and that the two things weren't incompatible and that remains the way things proceed through the rest of the

recently you have taken away one of our family members, patrick.turn, you have brought us kevin and rebecca. thank you for reuniting our family and for this delicious meal we are about to share with our grandchildren and our children. amen. amen. amen. i'd also like to say a word of thanks. i want to thank all of you for being so kind and welcoming at a time when we needed it mos before we begin eating, i would like to say that we have a very special reason for being thankful today. uncle brendan and aunt anne have agreed to let me stay and help out on the farm. kevin has decided to put up with us... ( all laughing ) so that his sister... can go back to college in san francisco. michael: hey! oh, kevin, thank you. michael: wha4 about us? give us a hug. that's great! i would like to propose a toast to our new cousins from boston to welcome them. and although i could go on and on... brendan: oh, i know that. and have... ( all laugh ) i think i will turn it over to our darling daughter kate, who is never at a loss for words. honey, would you like to l

now economists patrick l o o's a director of an investment firm says however there's no real difference between saw hosey and his successor all art he says that the new man like the one he's out tells it all for a solution to france's financial woes. the economic policies that have been put forward by all of the candidates in the french presidential election even in the first round were all based upon the most juvenile understanding about economics that we've ever seen i mean it's the sort of thing that bloggers love and you all see at the bottom end of the comments pages amongst all of the good teenage people who love to use those sorts of things all the internet but is it realistic of course it isn't and actually i think while we're all whole all can he turn wrong and the whole ship of what has been the new the pigmy achievements of little boys and war for the elise i know of course you can't normally what's going to happen with these european relationship where of course everybody's trying to make it as if it's going to be some sort of huge controversy but let's remember only a coupl

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patrick's day.mergency recordings show police used the chopper, city watch cameras and officers on the ground to control huge numbers of young people likely drawn here on facebook. >> i don't need no one on the air. listen up. a medic is trying to get through. somebody stopped a male -- stomped a mall in the ground. the ambo went by a group stomping the male. one child on the ground. >> reporter: more fights than first thought in an area from the block to first mariner arena. >> let's go you all. don't get on the air, just go. >> we need an ambulance. unconscious male. >> stay together, do not get separated. >> reporter: as police get to one fight another would break out. they had to close off several major intersections downtown. police declined to comment but the mayor spoke previously about the turmoil. >> they were being disruptive and we moved in to take control of the situation. >> crossing lombard probably 200 going northbound. >> we have a large, large group of juveniles. >> reporter: the ha

patrick, welcome.what did you study to conclude that the number of babies with drugs in their system hadn't just increased over the last decade but nearly tripled? >> well, we looked at neonate al syndrome which is a syndrome that new borns experience after they're born. it happens after the new borns have been exposed to op yates during the pregnancy. we found that the rate of babies diagnosed with drug withdrawal grew by three fold. in 2009 we noted that more than 13,000 babies were born with drug withdrawal or about one baby born per hour. >> suarez: what drugs are we talking about here? drugs we already knew americans were taking a lot more? >> the other part of our study we looked at mothers using opiate at the time of the delivery. that increased five fold over the last decade. we were not able to tell the exact type. but opiates are a brought class. it includes everything from heroin to pain relievers like vike din and even meth don. >> suarez: are these prescription drugs? >> unfortunately from

thank you. >> hi, my name is patrick dowd and i play for the over 14 team. i've played soccer since i was 3 years old and i play five times a week for two different teams and i do not know one kid who doesn't prefer playing on turf fields as opposed to grass fields in san francisco. turf fields, they don't get rained out for games. we've had a schedule many games this past season due to rain and it also elevates the game play. >> hi, i'm mary pat dowd, patrick's mom. and i have six children. my oldest is 21, my youngest is 3. i've driven miles across this city trying to get fields. i live on the north side closer to the marina on steiner field and not far from kimball field and it's glorious when we have a game or practice at kimball. that resonates with me, the argument that we need to get another option in the city location-wise. i support the lights. i think that's easily controlled. you flip them off if we have an eclipse we want to witness or a special event. if you have adults out there playing pickup games in leagues, we need everybody off the couch,

patrick live for us in fremont's tombs have caught fire this morning still working on at least one ofe. >>> and there is a developing story in vallejo where police opened fire on the city's west side now an officer in the suspect are both in the hospital case there wilson where investigators are trying to piece together what happened overnight. >>> there's still here eventful tell right now we decided to attract go through the into the parking lots and is the back area behind this apartmen complex and the reason this is important is because when a hearing unconfirmed reports of this whole thing started as a car chase. we spoke to a neighbor says she said that it all started around 11:00 that's when she started hearing dozens of gunshots outside her apartment she says is really a scary situation and slammed down to the grounds fearing for her life that stray bullets would come toward her shall shall live at her bedroom window and even saw one of the suspects on the ground that she says there was blood end to didn't know what the condition of the suspect was that is when she saw her bed

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united states attorney patrick fitzgerald sent politicians from the white house to jail stepping down after 11 years in office suggested time for a change. >> sublette and bat out and in my mind desire for myself to sort out what ever i do next and the office change the right time. >> does not know what his next job will be but what not to run an office he says he is not wired for that asked if he would like to be the head of fbi he has said made for public service joked about rumors he could be, baseball commissioner. patrick fitzgerald feels blessed to be top federal prosecutor thanking his team wife at the tujunga children plan to take the summer off what to do next. robert blagojevich speaking of patrick fitzgerald critical of the high-powered prosecutor and the legal system spent $1 billion to defend himself corruption case against his brother tried to regain a reputation after charges against him were dropped. >> civic lesson different from what i learned in school >> robert cloyd once a fundraiser at the brother of powerful governor at a later a defendant today freedman charges

miss patrick. i'm impressed with your achievements. >> thank you. >> in educating young students in foreign languages. and i like your mahalo as well. >> thank you. do you know how long students continue their language after your program and how study has affected their language goals? >> the key when is you study language at an early age students don't look at it as being a difficult language or really even an academic subject, they look at it as a communicative tool. we now have all our language lessons that are related to content. so they're using language to problem-solve in the area of math, science, social studies. and so to continue on, as you heard today, it seems like the natural next step. you're learning the language through sixth grade, you continue on through seventh, until you hit higher levels of proficiency, which we are seeing in our students. the students, it's interesting, we don't encourage them to only think of two languages. we want this to be the foundation of multiple langua

this time it was governor deval patrick. on morning joe, governor patrick took a few hits at romney but also defended bain capital. >> i think that the bain strategy has been distorted in some of the public discussion. bain is a perfectly fine company. they've got a role in the private economy and i've got a lot of friends there and on both sides of the aisle. i don't think bain is the point. >> immediately after that rnc deputy communications director tim miller tweeted, hostage tape imminent. massachusetts governor deval patrick, a democrat, praises romney and bain capital. the hostage tape, of course, a reference to new york mayor cory booker's comments. and joining us, the new york political panel. a syndicated radio talk show host michael smerconish is with us. and managing editor, thank you both. we greatly appreciate you joining us. is it fair? is deval patrick another cory booker in this sense? >> i think the timing could not be worse for the obama campaign. despite the tightening of the polls, when you get to the in

and other greats like patrick and nancy. our programs have historically been more a mix of social and educational gatherings. our history dates back to 1962. we had a judge's luncheon in 1962 and our list of ctla presidents goes back that far. i wish i had the time to list them all but i don't. we'll get that list on our ctla page soon. san francisco is lucky to have ctla to kick around. our shall i say, to have our ctla members to kick around. but seriously, i'm humbled by the ctla members who every day, every day defend their clients using the constitutions of the united states and california in support of great principles. every day our members show courage in bay area courts, and we do ok in the big battles as well. who will ever forget the extraordinary accomplishments of john in defending our college, patrick, from a crazy federal prosecutor in nevada? that level of talent and that level of courage is unique, but every day criminal courts in the bay area shine because my colleagues from ctla are working there. recently

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now, devol patrick i was surprised. i was surprised with booker. i was surprised with patrick. he needs bain capital. >> i bet he gets campaign contributions from some of those. >> bill: from bain? i wouldn't be surprised. >> i think the way romney needs to handle bain capital, i did some polling that shows this. if he says, look, the "wall street journal" did an article said 22% of bain capital investments companies went belly up. 78% they succeeded. romney says, look, 780 is a good batting average in any league. >> bill: he goes on the offensive and explain it. i wouldn't. if i were romney i would say look, i did an honest day's work at bain. that helped the country. you want to research it go ahead. here's where i'm coming from. the president of the united states doesn't like this capitalistic system. that's what i keep pounding. >> every negative has to be answered. bill clinton's rule with me. never sleep under the same roof with unanswered negative. his answer about batting .780 really destroys that argument. >> bill: finally, were you surprised at the network newscasts d

patrick's day. emergency recordings show police used chopper, cameras and officers on the ground to control huge groups of young people. >> i don't need no one on the air. please, listen up. a medic is trying to get through. somebody has stomped a male in the crowd. the ambo just passed a large group of kids assaulting the male with one child on the ground. >> the recordings released as part of an investigation by the "baltimore sun" reveals more fights than first thought. >> let's go you all. don't get on the air, just go. >> we need an ambulance, unconscious male. >> stay together, do not get separated. try to keep your cars positioned so you can get out in a hurry. >> reporter: the mayor previously spoke about the turmoil. >> they were being disruptive and we moved in to take control of the situation. >> crossing lombard probably 200 going northbound. >> we have a large, large group of juveniles. >> reporter: the harbor's next big event 4th of july last year saw several fights, the murder of a fa

saint patrick's and... justice reporter ... ... joy lepola...&pptreaming live downtoww wwth new developments on the case. aaron parson's turned himself in to police after he sat down with us here at fox 45 and explained what happenee the night of the beating nd why. the vvdeo went viral of a touusit beaten and stripped in &pdoontown baltiiore. police arrested four suspects. they were slapped with dozens of chaages. earlier this week, phe sttte dropped 13 out of 24. parsons' case.... bail remains at half a million dollars.buu thht could change in a matter 13:31:38 once its iidicted we'll be able to ask for another bail review in the circuit court// 13:31:42 at that timeeww suspect the 5- hundreedthousand dollar bail the state will be in a position to legiiimately argue themselves have reduced many of the charges agaiist aaron and the other indiiiduals :57 toniggt parsons remains 45 news att5:00.y lleola fox fallen heros rememberee today in balttmore county. 3 3eight officers from the baatimmre county pollce deeprtment were honored at the pptriott

patrick's daa really opennd their eyes.there's now a foott patrol thursday through sunday. people wwo err pulling overr courttfacilityyand we hhve peeple thanking us or being here and we feel like itts positivv step to help phe public safety in the cctt" patrols around the courthouse ttursdays through sundays.they will be out starting att 5 pm...all the way to 1 am.llve in downtown baltimore tonight,, jp fox45 news at 5. a... state lawmaker... accused ...of... racially charged

patrick allen is here to answer your pet questions. >> came all the way from the eastern shore to visitus today. >> i like how he sits better in chair.re let's go ahead and get to questions. my dog tore his acl. >> very common injury that we see. there is a lot of detail we can get into that, but it is usually a surgical issue. multiple procedures we could do. give us a call and schedule a call and salt. it is definitely something we can offer to you. to cut the last question. every year during the preakness. -- >> the last question. my dog freaks out. >> thunderstorms and lightning, same thing. a lot of times i will use xanax. >> thank you for being here. we appreciate your time. if you have any pet questions, e-mail them at wbaltv.com. time for your mayor then pottery pic three and picked four maryland lottery pick three and pick four numbers. >> 3, 0, 2. 3, -, 2. 0, 2. next entry deadline is may 24. pick four. 0, 7, 9. 0,0, 7, 9. >> john is back with a last look at the weather. >> sunshine today and tomorrow. a storm nearby saturday. looks like saturday will be dry. we will watch it

that's now cross to london for some reaction from patrick he's a reporter for u.k. based online magazine spite of the un brokered cease fire in syria is clearly not working patrick how much is this due to that foreign involvement that some are claiming is coming from the gulf states and other countries. well i think it's important to just point out from the start that the u.n. broken peace deal is foreign involvement starts off with this isn't a case of the syrian people sitting down and negotiating by themselves this is a very sufficient was coming in and imposing you know peace and the treaty of the syrian people so i mean from the start it's important to point out that you know foreign intervention is happening already in syria do you do you need to mediate between these two factions though the time has come for some mediation hasn't there and that's exactly what you're trying to do getting a balance reaction balance point play from both sides there in syria. i think one of the problems with the peace plan from the start is that. peace over really trying to allow

patrick's cathedral, the major roman catholic irish catholic church in new york city. on the opposite side here is hibernian hall. this is an irish fraternal group that was very prominent, around new york city for quite a while and did a great deal in terms of providing assistance to new irish immigrants and really one of the central institutions of the irish-american community in new york city. so they're marching between these two big architectural symbols of the irish presence in new york and as you look at this, i am not sure you can see the details easily, but there is a flag they use, a regimental flag, all green with an irish harp in the middle and right next to it and also down the way a little bit as well is the american flag so you have both symbols, both expressions of identity, american and irish mixed together. when they were recruiting this regiment, they were waving this green flag right next to the american flag, and they were arguing this is a way to really prove to those doubters, a way to prove to those know nothings that think that catholics can't b