i'll show you another nice thing with this pendulum. this pendulum illustrates one of the most important ideas in physics. what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna hold this against my teeth, and i'm gonna let it go, okay? and you watch and see what happens. fall short. i didn't flinch, man. shall i do it again? i'll close my eyes. oh, now, i really did had my eyes closed, okay? you know what, gang? what's this illustrating? how many say, "oh, it's probably not illustrating anything. it's just a bowling ball going back and..." come on you guys. this illustrates energy conservation. the idea that you don't create or you don't destroy energy. you just slish slosh it from one form to another. when i lifted this up, it had energy of what? beginning with p. position, right? and when i let go, it turns into energy of motion, kinetic, right? and so the position, motion, position, motion, position, but here's the idea. when i started, i did work and lifted it to a certain amount, it got a certain amount of energy, call it a thousand units. when i let it

he say there's a whole pendulum of outcomes. the likeliest is that job losses are in the range of 500,000. then the cbo says there's a one third chance the effect will lie outside the pendulum. but that's not how these findings were found by some of our elected representatives. mitch mcconnell said today's cbo report shows that raising the minimum wage could destroy as many as one million job, a devastating blow to the people who need help the most. democratic senator barbara boxer at an event about the minimum wage didn't even mention the cbo report in her remarks wednesday, but she did say this. >> raising the minimum wage is a win-win, because it will increase our gross domestic product by 22 billion, and according to one study, create 84,000 jobs. >> reporter: boxer appears to be cherry picking the stud free a left-leaning think tank. the reality is that the cbo looked at more than 60 different studies. leading this man to qualify the group's findings. >> an increase in the minimum wage would probably have a small, negative

we have the axiom called the pendulum affect. i have seen that. in fact i will be speaking at a conference in d.c. this summer sponsor by the senate for integrity. it is going to highlight from my experiences, i was arrested nine times which had been expunged and i received an apology. it was based on allegations of what was proven to be an emotionally disturbed individual but because there has been one extreme to the other, my experience was not isolated. it seems to be that that is where we have gotten to. the system of going by the rule of law regarding domestic violence issues we now adhere to more of an air on the side of caution. at has been my experience and i would like to get any kind of feedback from you regarding -- >> host: let'swhiffo thfl theypt point. i understand what you're saying. i have a friend who was falsely accused recently. i this think you're quite right -- i think you're quite right that the erring on the side of caution has been a problem in terms of families being charged, for example, with potentially abusing kids if t

because no matter how far that negative pendulum swings, it's always going to go to the positive every time. >>> we're coming right at you. we're coming right at you. >> a stolen dump truck rips through an ohio suburb and takes the police head-on. >> going to ram another cruiser. he just rammed a cruiser. >> march 7th, 2010. a crisp winter saturday morning in stow, ohio, just outside akron. officer steve miller is on a call about a dump truck stolen the night before. miller surveys the scene and returns to the department to file a report. but as he pulls in, dispatch notifies him that the truck owner he just left has tracked down his missing truck and he's following it. >> i'm just thinking who would steal a dump truck and still be driving it around in the city after they stole it during the night? >> within minutes, officer miller spots the dump truck as it approaches a stop sign. miller approaches behind and prepares to pull it over. but whoever is driving that truck has no intention of stopping. soon another officer is on the scene in an suv. a third officer, sergeant ron jones, spe

it was attached to a pendulum. >> based on a potential energy formula, mass times gravity times height, i lifted the head that given height, allowed it to swing down and it collided with the steering wheel. >> this was a virtual re-creation of what would happen if nick's head had hit the steering wheel when the car crashed into the river at 15 miles per hour. there was far less damage to the test glasses than the ones found in the car. >> my conclusion was nick's head did not collide with the steering wheel in the car. >> this proved the glasses had been planted. and if nick hadn't been in the car during the crash, then there was still the possibility he was alive. >> we were a little emotional. well, very emotional but, you know, kind of on pins and needles. >> of course you pray for the best. but i think there's that part of you that knows it could go the other way. >> three weeks later, a search crew found nick's body in the sacramento river about a quarter mile downstream from the crash site. the body had been under water and had resurfaced. >> my whole world changed. i no longer h

after the use of the franco era ends it with you say that what's going on right now is a bit of a pendulum swing the other way while i think once again. spanish society is very is very conservative and when we all know notes from marriage the fairytale are entering this. what ever you call its gates to the society is very traditional and basically up we we we just had a new government after the elections. among the eleven point two overs and then pass the bill largely conservative party exactly did one is saying and the people of working for them is different from french system and you cannot change the more it was little. it tells the spanish parliament soul is what it supposed to be discussed at first then you know what the amendment system. for instance in spain the surrogate mom or are absolutely printed and they will. i think and the oranges for a long time and that you cannot do anything you want and optional is extremely and very very precise and forced so i think it's not stand back and once again fall swap more about what's going on in spain now our sunscreen an instant. and certa

appointed me to the board of supervisors many years ago so it complete like a complete swinging of the pendulum too. and executive director moyer moyer was there as well. >> i just want to say i want to congratulate you on being the new president and willie, the vice president and i want to say thank you to my two mentors for my first year here, former president doreen and kimberlee helped me a lot when i first came here, sort of pointed me in the right direction and i appreciate that. i don't have any transfer going down to the majority, i have a lot to do right here in san francisco and i am involved in a few gigs right here that i'd rather not talk about publicly but i have my hands full here. as far as reports, next week -- next month. >> and i like when you talk about swimming with the sharks perhaps it prepares you for san francisco public service. call the next item. >> item from the consent calendar -- public comment. >> oh, public comment? seeing none. >> item from the consent calendar, item 7 a request approval of travel for a member of the san francisco port commission to shanghai, c

i was like you know you can go a little too far to one side without realizing that you know the pendulum swings back and forth and sometimes i'm starting to believe that this is more of a centrist government and you know it means the left things the right but the direction is all the same you know and so i think you know people need to be educated about it and yeah i think you know we'll always do things like that i can't think of any other way of presenting skinny puppy without but i'm finding as i get older there's abstracts to things not that i'm kind of interested in there and you see you know the weaponization. of our you see the military industrial complex which again. you know in a lot of ways has taken root in this country. so much that. you're seeing things like nuclear power plants are loaded to spend spend fuel that are just sitting out in the open you know leaking and i see the just as much as as a weapon against you know in the citizens of our own country i think these whistleblowers are wonderful and you know i applaud bird snowden child for what they did i think it's the b

but we had a two mius 2013 and the pendulum has shifted and a lot of them are talking about this with correction. especially in thenext quarter as well. >> a lot of the big multinational firms have done well because of the weakness in the u.s. dollar. that does help the bottom line of companies that do a majority of their sales are a lot of their sales overseas. he simply is mcdonald's, american express, a lot of their revenues are derived which is a result of the fed's policies that can help us with the multinational names. neil: could markets, that marketet, that opportunities. pretty good axiom, is it not? >> it's a tough world for the average investor. in your baking on the s&p and to be a stock picker is a very risky thing. >> also they need to focus on the stock glenn privilege, force, and freedom if wasn't a subject of my honeymoon video. those are the scenes we're touch upon tonight. those who work for the government and certainly those who create an -- [inaudible] something in there. they created their own realm of privilege. if you violate the winds of the privilege, you wil

edict but in egypt and lebanon north africa lebanon jordan barack now covered in darkness now the pendulum has swung back to the seventh century it it may be coming our way if we don't know what to recognize. in my lifetime afghanistan has literally turned into a novel even darker and misogynistic been before with the increasing persecution and subordination of muslim women and dissidents, i decided to connect me own five months to this a real lives of the afghan muslim women today. i hope my story will bring muslim feminist and dissidents to closer to american feminism. with nine of the been changed the direction this book would take how could i write about afghanistan and muslim women and intellectuals and homosexuals without writing about veggie hottest terrorism in the war against muslim civilians? the perpetual law between this and the end of the shia and thereafter against infidels and the west my views are shared by the muslim and ex muslim dissidents with him my work we are all anti-islamist or anti-sharia we oppose terrorism and gender and religious apartheid individual rights and

white house says okay, that your people might be vulnerable at some point when, again, you know the pendulum swing is and people are starting to rethink. was that also a calculation in your mind? >> guest: yes, i thought the agency during my time -- it was precedent for us for very significant new legal questions for us to go to the office of legal counsel in the justice department. ultimately the final legal arbiter in the executive branch. of course the interrogation program made everything else failed by comparison. but i thought certainly the presence had been such i wanted something definitive and also very detailed if they were going to approve these two basically give the agency maximum legal protection now that the people at my level on the seventh floor executive but the 12, 13 and 14 but actually carry out programs and the middle of nowhere and so i thought that would be -- experience had taught me that the opinions are binding as they are good as gold and they would make our people secure. >> host: we talk about waterboarding a lot buwaterboart actually is sleep deprivation that s

but we had a two minus 2013 and the pendulum has shifted and a lot of them are talking about this withorrection. especially in the next quarter as well. >> a lot of the big multinational firms have done well because of the weakness in the u.s. dollar. that does help the bottom line of companies that do a majority of their sales are a lot of their sales overseas. he simply is mcdonald's, american express, a lot of their revenues are derived which is a result of the fed's policies that can help us with the multinational names. neil: could markets, that market, that opportunities. pretty good axiom, is it not? >> it's a tough world for the average investor. in your baking on the s&p and to be a stock picker is a very risky thing. >> also they need to focus on the stock itself. neil: think thank you guys, that will do it. lou: good evening, everyone. president obama's rule by fiat believes that he has the power with how much does country should make per hour. president obama signed the executive order for government contractors and it is unclear that our constitution envisioned such a cowa

even if the white house said okay that your people might be vulnerable at some point went again the pendulum swings and people are starting to rethink. was that also a calculation in your mind? >> guest: yeah, yeah i mean we as an agency during my time ,-com,-com ma i mean there was precedence for very important significant new legal questions for us to go to the office of legal counsel and the justice department to be the legal arbiter in the executive branch. we had done that before and this at course the interrogation program made everything else pale by comparison. i thought certainly the precedence had been such that i wanted something definitive and actually very detailed especially if they were going to approve this technique. to basically give the agency might believe was maximum legal protection and especially mindful not of people at my level on the seventh floor executive but those that would carry out the program with these prisons in the middle of nowhere. i thought that might be an experience that taught me the ofc opinions were binding and they were as good as gold and they we

if the white house says okay, that your people might be vulnerable at some point when, again, the pendulum swings and people are starting to rethink. was that also a calculation in your mind? >> guest: yeah. i thought -- the agency, during my time -- there was precedent for us, very important, significant, new legal questions, for us to go to the office of legal counsel, the justice department, ultimately the final binding legal are bitter in the executive branch. the interrogation program was -- made everything else pale by comparison. i thought, and certainly the precedent had been such that i wanted something definitive and detailed, especially if they're going to approve these techniques. to basically give the agency, i believe, maximum legal protection, and especially mindful, not of people -- my level or the seventh floor executives but the 12th, 13th and 14th who would actually carry out the program in prisons in the middle of nowhere. i thought that would be -- experience taught me that they've opinions are binding, as good as gold and would make our people secure. >> host: immune.

but we had a two minus 2013 and the pendulum has shifted and a lot of them are talking about this with the next quarter as well. >> a lot of the big multinational firms have done well because of the weakness in the u.s. dollar. that does help the bottom line of companies that do a majority of their sales are a lot of their sales overseas. he simply is mcdonald's, american express, a lot of their revenues are derived which is a result of the fed's policies that can help us with the multinational names. neil: could markets, that market, that opportunities. pretty good axiom, is it not? >> it's a tough world for the erage investor. in your baking on the s&p and to be a stock picker is a very risky thing. >> also they need to focus on the stock glenn privilege, force, and freedom if wasn't a subjecof my honeymoon video. those are the scenes we're touch upon tonight. those who work for the government and certainly those who create an -- [inaudible] something in there. they creat their own realm of privilege. if you violate the winds of the privilege, you will be forced to pay. in money or f

but at some point, so many individuals are subpoenaed, and there's no yield, i think the pendulum swings back in his favor, he gets to play the victim card and that will play very well particularly among hardened republicans. >> because people say oh, look this was a pile on, they tried and tried and tried. especially when you look at the people with the subpoenas, right? it's democrats, no, it's not exactly bipartisan. >> yeah. i think especially in these fiscally challenged times, residents of the garden state will say how much are we spending who knew what about the bridge closure. the victim card, take a look at the fact that chris christie now is going to cpac this year where last year they didn't want to hear from him. i'm sure that's some can go in, thump his chest, rail against the "new york times" and blame it on the media. >> it's true. i want had the effect of winning over the far right although he lost some independents. the question is how that trade will work. two weeks ago you wrote a column about your own run in with chris christie which i thought was interesting. is the

. >> the swing is a pendulum that catapults fliers as high as 30 feet in the air.he team has never performed on the swing in a show before, and they're hoping it will wow the audience. >> we were trying to have something maybe more exciting for the crowd, something they had never seen before. >> what the audience sees is certainly not what anyone expected. with the swing, timing is everything. >> all week before the show during practice, i had been leaving a little bit early, and so i had been going straight up. >> on the night of the show, nicole is determined not to repeat the mistakes she's made in practice. she takes off and does a single back tuck, but she overcompensates. >> i went too far the other way. i waited too long and i pushed really hard and it sent me more horizontal than vertical. >> the slight miscalculation makes a big difference in where nicole lands, and the mistake is compounded by something else that goes wrong that night. >> we would usually practice with an additional smaller crash pad on the end, but for some reason that day it wasn't ther

if they oppose those initiatives, the pendulum swings back and the democrats have great, great issuewe'll see from the republicans is to try to nationalize this election. we know they're going to use the affordable care act and obamacare. i think even democrats are going to have to decide are they with that issue, against that issue. i want to show you an ad for ann kirkpatrick, who is running in arizona. >> it's here, in small towns and wide open spaces that ann kirkpatrick listens and learns. it's why she blew the whistle on the disastrous web care web site." >> now that's a democrat running that add. >> uh-oh. well, look, i mean, the good news is if everybody's writing off the democrats for 2014, they've already decided that hillary clinton wins in 2016. >> i guess then we're all out of a job. >> closing down the station, right. >> i guess so. what's the point here. look, i think we tend to live in the moment in politics and the governor is absolutely correct. it looked like the republicans lost everything in the shutdown and then everything swung back. you have to know how is oba

now, we'll get surprised and we'll miss a few things and that pendulum is going to swing back in thebeing more aggressive. >> that's the key thing i just heard you say. >> of course we will. >> of course we will. interesting comments there by general hayden. >>> newly released documents raising more questions surrounding the scandal of chris christie. redacted documents. david wildsteen then a top executive at the port authority to a top aide to christie. wait a minute, why? along with the photo, a note came saying, kelly's response, clearly. we cannot cause traffic problems in front of his house, can we? wildstein says flights to tel aviv all mysteriously delayed. here's why this is important. six days earlier kelly is the one who sent the now infamous e-mail to wildstein. time for some traffic problems in fort lee. joining me now, political analyst, steve. wow. this shows this was not a one-time thing. this was an ongoing thing. you would make light about and joke about and put it on many times. >> yeah. look, it is embarrassing. it's humiliating and the part that really gets me an

is a big issue with the monetary policy that's been happening nationally and internationally and pendulum has to swing the other way and we're going to end up paying the price for it. >> well, i don't see any systemic financial risk yet. i mean, if you look at some of the indicators, such as the libor rate or two-year swap rate, those things are not ballooning up. i don't see those from the emerging markets. but somehow this whole emerging market thing -- most countries that we talked about, lousy individual policies. it seems to have a psychological impact on the american market. and that's the part that troubles me and again i say, don't think that they are going to solve -- heck, i don't see any solution to argentina whatsoever. >> no. >> i don't see any solution to turkey whatsoever until something happens that they have to default and the imf comes in. that part is a little tricky to me, jeff. >> it's a tiny portion of s&p 500 sells. the direct impact is very limited. 5% tied to the emerging markets but remember there are other emerging markets and this is why i don't think it's a sy

we have to go through the muslim brotherhood for example and the pendulum has swung completely to the other direction now towards the military, right. and ultimately i feel and i hope and this is what our characters feel, are that we'll get to a point where we'll be able to have a healthy country. i mean, i feel like it's the civil rights movement of our time. and our characters are still on the front lines struggling for it. >> we and the characters all have to kind of free ourselves from the fairy tale story avenue change that in 18 days people can go down for the first time in their lives -- and democracy is going to flourish. we suffered from a lot of problems people around the world are trapped in. this kind of story has changed which we're told which is more like change is greatest hits where we see the highlights of change in our history. so we see gandhi invading india and we see mandela ending apartheid and we see martin luther king saying i have a dream but we don't want to spend 20 years like mandela. people dpoaptd want to go back to the old story of egypt. >> reporter: do

but they have some successes in the state so now what you're seeing is the pendulum has swung back. we've seen that in the polls that people after newtown because it was such a shocking event that will was more support for gun control and it shifted less than it was before newtown because of the expansion. so now, the anti-gun forces are moving into little bills that can appease their followers. the smart gun -- host: what is a smart gun? guest: it doesn't exist yet. the congressman has this idea that -- and there are companies working on it that there would be different ways that you would control a gun that would be identified by a user but there's no real -- they have not perfected this at all yet. and i think, you know, there are no demand in the market for it because it remains to be seen if there is and if there is, then people can buy them. people -- the manufacturers, when you sell a gun, it comes with a lock. so people and the manufacturers with their child safe organization or the n.r.a., they teach -- this is for people with children in the house, they teach how to store

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dredging and draining their land because of the a rose is a good one but as i said before i think the pendulum swung too far against dredging and 92 change and that will change. it is not the only answer all the whole answer to the problems she discusses but it does have a proper part in managing the landscape. >> mr. speaker, the tragic death on the burning in the streets of sarah child's devastated her family and shock to the community. a much loved sister and daughter, she was killed and her sister, claire, pregnant, was severely injured by a speeding driver doing 64 miles per hour who got four years in prison. does the prime minister agree that the time has come to look again at the sentencing of those who killed with a car? >> first of all my heart goes out to his constituent and the family of the constituent who tragically was killed in this incident. i do think it's right to look again at the motoring offenses and penalties that are given. i discussed this issue with the second of state for justice who has already made some proposals and changes in this area and i'm sure he would listen

we have an imbalance and unfortunately it seems to be the pendulum has swung and maybe it's swung a littlehat's what some of the men are responding to. >> i would also say, kathleen, i think you made a valid point in terms of the interlinking between men's fates and women's fates. women, if they are the chief breadwinners and in a lot of the cases they are because they're single moms but in a two -paren family, if women do better men do better. >> exactly. >> moms do better, children do better, including male chern. so there is a collective here that is not being acknowledged when one says, you know, it doesn't matter if women get paid equally or do well in the workplace because that upends a traditional nuclear family, well, the nuclear family does better when women get paid equally. >> i couldn't agree more. my husband is very happy when i'm doing well, by the way, and my sons are very pleased to have -- to be proud of me. so of course what you're saying is absolutely true. i think it's -- there is a certain appeal to the base as you say that -- and by the way, we're talking about people

the pendulum swings. it has swung too far to but the banks do what they want.oo much leverage in the system. with the crash, it swung too far to the rest. it needs to go back to the middle. when he are in a battle place -- that are placed -- we are in a better place. >> 6.5% unemployment. housing is coming back. >> not where we want to be, but in the right direction. >> everyone is talking about income inequality. i got to sit down with larry summers. he says it is about opportunity in inequality. take a look at >> generals fight the last war. davos is the last issue. inequality is a big issue. it will be with us for a long time. there will always be inequality. what troubles me even more is lack of opportunity. >> do you agree that it is lack of opportunity? >> i have to agree. e.rtainly -- i half agre certainly everyone would go to the altar on wanting a quality of opportunity. problem is that the outcomes do not necessarily reflect the input. >> should they? the american dream is not based on the quality. >> the answer is more complicated. need, at some leve

wage hikes and considering raising minimum salaries at restaurants and looking at business news the pendulumging for stocks, the market getting a boost from encouraging signs the economy could pick up after a slump and futures are higher and here is where we stand, the dow opens 16133. s&p 500, 1839 and nasdaq is 4267. overseas markets sharing the up beat mood and gaining 3% and european stocks are higher at this hour. a tough winter for the housing department and they release figures for january and today an expectations are low and a drop in sales is forecast due to bad weather. but analysts say higher prices are also a problem. >> there has been this pick up in house prices which is a good thing for the market overall but it does taint affordability and also higher interest rates makes homes less affordable and then there is the overall uncertainty in the economy that has been weighing down the housing market for the last several months. >> reporter: realtor's point to low inventory and cash buyers for the rise in home prices. the number of farms in the united states is declining, a new g

i don't think there's that much of an extreme pendulum swing.nk if anything we're uncovering more and more examples that will horrifying to see have been accepted as normal all along. in the past, for example, a double standard said one man to prison for much longer sentences when they committed a crime because we were so shocked that women would break the law and all. so there is plenty of room for adjustment in the justice system, and i am sorry for what you experience. i would say that looking for evidence of domestic violence as part of, say, you know, a patrol cars response in any scenario, that is a good thing. we have found is that when when -- went are paired with men often we do get a better story or a fair story in a call like that. i would also add that having discovered a huge problem of assaults on girls, we have rapidly moved into an almost total focus of assaults on boys. while that is an important thing, looking at what happened at penn state or altar boys being molested and so forth, it's, again, makes it much more egregious in

i don't think that there is that much of a extreme pendulum swing. i think, if anything, we're uncovering more and more examples that we're horrified to see have been accepted as normal all along. i know that in the past, for example, a double standard sent women to prison for much longer sentences when they committed crimes because we were so shocked that women would break the law at all. so there's plenty of room for adjustment in the justice system, and i'm sorry for what you experienced. i would say that looking for evidence of domestic violence as part of, say, you know, a patrol car's response in any scenario, that is a good thing. and what we've found is that when women are paired with men in police partnerships, that often we do get a better story or a fair story in a call like that. i would also add that having discovered the huge problem of assaults on girls, we have rapidly moved into an almost total focus on assaults on boy withs. and while that's an important thing looking at what happened at penn state or altar boys being molested and s

>> mobile inverted pendulum.e on segues. this is slackers. what it is, it is for the backyard. so that you can go riding around and what's new this year, is night ride zip line. so this is what this looks like. and they range from slackers. one thing about toy fair, kids are not allowed in. fortunately, animals are welcome. i work for peanuts. we stop here every year. and we end with it. you're so good on camera, i can't believe it. toy fair 2014. >> good stuff at the toy fair. >> looks like fun. >> by the way, dick's website is called giz.biz. it has all the toys on the site. those toys look like they are fun for the adults as well. >> i think so. you seemed pretty into some of those. some top trends, larger than life toys, remote control toys, steam toys, zombies and monsters, custom built and retro and back to basics. this one has a retro feel to it. >> that looks like a monchichi. do you remember those things? >> looks like a treasure troll, i think. remember those treasure trolls? >> i don't remember the tre

but if you look at it from a historic perspective, is this one of the swings that the pendulum sometimes does in the united states if more isolation is too big a term, but more inward looking and then all of a sudden more external projection of power, or is this something more permanent? if i understood you correctly, you even hinted a little bit that the last chapter on this assessment has not been written yet. >> thank you, ambassador. it's too early to tell. but we know historically that in the aftermath of economic dislocations and traumatic wars, america often devends into periods of isolationism. that was the case in the 1920s, to a degree in the 1970s, and this is not particularly an exception. there's no way of knowing at this point whether this is a permanent alteration or a passing phase. we don't know. but we do know empirically that there's a direct connection from america's ability and willingness to project power particularly in the middle east where people are very sensitive to impressions of power and the america to real diplomatic influence. you know, there was, needless

but they have some successes in the state so now what you're seeing is the pendulum has swung back.ve seen that in the polls that people after newtown because it was such a shocking event that will was more support for gun control and it shifted less than it was before newtown because of the expansion. so now, the anti-gun forces are moving into little bills that can appease their followers. the smart gun -- host: what is a smart gun? guest: it doesn't exist yet. the congressman has this idea that -- and there are companies working on it that there would be different ways that you would control a gun that would be identified by a user but there's no real -- they have not perfected this at all yet. and i think, you know, there are no demand in the market for it because it remains to be seen if there is and if there is, then people can buy them. people -- the manufacturers, when you sell a gun, it comes with a lock. so people and the manufacturers with their child safe organization or the n.r.a., they teach -- this is for people with children in the house, they teach how to store lock

see the pendulum swing the other way to where everybody -- that's all they eat. junkfood. don't understand what the big deal is. in school, we taught health education and we used to have pe that was structured. is just a babysitting ground where they throw some balls. there is no instruction. i'm trying to figure out, what is the big deal about. we are trying to get our kids healthy. so we have not just the working force but a healthy working for us, physically and mentally. i'm not a big fan of the obama administration. i think it's better than tackling the drug situation, which is only gotten us more problems. this is an issue that they can of and helpe hold american straight across the board without taking away the junkfood. in moderation. it's not a big bill. host: what do you teach? i teach special education where we learn about the additives and the food diets and everything affecting behavior on mental functioning, the whole nine yards. i'm not supporting obama because of my research. it's just healthier eating. what's the big deal? host: have you seen an increase i

we have the axiom the pendulum effect. and in nbc sponsored -- it is going to highlight from my experiences was arrested nine times which have been expunged and it was based upon allegations of vote was proven to be an emotionally disturbed individual. because there had been from one extreme to the other. at and the system instead of going by the rule of law for domestic violence issues, but to more of an air on the side of caution. i would like to get any kind of feedback regarding -- >> guest: it is an important question. you are quite right. and the problem in terms of families being charged for potentially abusing kids if the kid shows up -- expelling kids for bringing aspirin or fork because of our anxiety about weapons, these are aspects of the system that is adjusting to responding for things no one ever responded to before. i don't think that there is that much of extreme pendulum swing. there are more examples that we are horrified to see what was accepted as normal all along. in the past for example our double st

and, you know, you're not sure if -- you know how sometimes the pendulum swings and you lose all thatng. she's embraced -- we hope -- she said she's in great shape because she's very athletic. >> dr. jamie pratt says if she lost it and she's not malnourished there is nothing wrong with it. you can lose weight safely. but it is a full time job, which is what the biggest loser is. you know what? the truth is, if you put my head on her body, we have done the exact opposite things. i weigh 104 pounds and i'm 5'5", and i nearly drank 28 years ago and now i've gained what she lost. it is true. hormones -- >> think of how everybody criticizes. you see something and now you're -- people are angry because they're saying, you know, the show should be taking care of her health. >> how can people know. they're just assuming. we just told them when a doctor at a very fine statement -- >> there was a statement from the biggest loser. we support rachel and all the biggest loser contestants. we remain committed to help contestants and inspiring viewers. >> they said we're not comfortable commenting o

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i don't think that there is that much of a extreme pendulum swing. i think, if anything, we're uncovering more and more examples that we're horrified to see have been accepted as normal all along. i know that in the past, for example, a double standard sent women to prison for much longer sentences when they committed crimes because we were so shocked that women would break the law at all. so there's plenty of room for adjustment in the justice system, and i'm sorry for what you experienced. i would say that looking for evidence of domestic violence as part of, say, you know, a patrol car's response in any scenario, that is a good thing. and what we've found is that when women are paired with men in police partnerships, that often we do get a better story or a fair story in a call like that. i would also add that having discovered the huge problem of assaults on girls, we have rapidly moved into an almost total focus on assaults on boy withs. and while that's an important thing looking at what happened at penn state or altar boys being molested and s