. >> look for people like dawn cook to be possibly running a gaming table.e is a lot to remember. payouts and how to deal. >> what is unique about the school is that it's free. the casino needs to hire 700 dealers and promised to utilize local people. >> we're saying to the community come, and learn a skill. >> the school does not guarantee a job but this is certainly a good way tomorrow press future employers. class runs 12 weeks four hours per day five days a week. it's not easy. >> like taking 15 units in college. >> more than counting and just playing a game. it's choreography. >> brian rogers runs this program trying--kind of like theprincipal. this is a motor skill. >> i want to you make a stack of five autos and quickly without fumbling or cramping. fat chance first time and second. >> now, the customer has left the game. >> so you can see here by interest tl is a lot more to cutting these things than just flipping them around. they expect to hire some 700 people. expect maybe $30,000 a year, plus tips if you want to get a tip you better get better at

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like a major epiphany and working with various people and we were the curriculum working group for the berkmen's center launch of lady gaga's foundation and as we were having the conversation called it dawned on me "oh my gosh the lion's share of bullying prevention is social emotional learning and i confirmed this with ph.ds and i am not. i'm a johnalists and i went to my sources and i keep collaborating this and i keep finding that answer and i see people nodding their heads out here if we could get social literacy training into every school in the country we would put an unprecedented debt into this problem. it would really be remarkable and what i am hearing you say this is really also confirming the whole community school roof rick was talking about this morning and not just about teaching kids. >> i want to say two things based on what you said. i have a another slide after this and little graphic about -- so there has been quite a bit of emerging research on programs in schools and the benefits that you get from it, so the kind of positive behaviors that you see increasing. the negative behaviors you see decreasing, so one of the things i really want to point out is you just don't t

product they should celebrate it, double dawn, say down, say, hey, you know what, we have a lot of sugar, it is fizzy, enjoy. charles: from your accent, it sounds like people indulge in more than one coca-cola at a time. >> so what, it is the american way to do whatever you want to, not food pol police telling us t to do. >> as know american we should be aware of billions of dollars we're spending on he'll wear because of obese -- health care because of obese pple, good for coke, they are not telling you, don't drink the sugar coke, they are hitting emphasis on cokes that are better, what could be wrong with that. >> lame. charles: change, what is it, sincere campaign or to fend off food police, what do you think coke is i chief going this is a marketing campaign. >> they have one. >> this is about market share, if they don't go into this space one of their competitors will. charles: what space. >> offering alternatives, they are not getting rid of sugary drinks they are listening to people to how they nidal ter thattives for -- need, alternatives for kids and adults watching their weight. charles: there is no doubt there is a market. diet coke surpassed s

when i lookabouthes people-- and bill at the top of the list-- what i love about them is it's like that yates poem where --s talks about a poem as cold and as passionate as the dawn. yaits. because i think i'm tough minded. you know, i -- but he's tougher. and i'm moved by all kinds of things, the way i see the world, my philosophy, my faith. he's -- when things get really serious, bill get mrs. serious. and he wants to know the data. he's unromantic about it. he wants to know what's going on >> rose: because it measures progress and therefore you don't make false efforts. >> yeah. and it's so powerful having a bill gates walk into a finance minister meeting and talk about value for money. >> rose: speaking of politicians bush in your judgment -- president bush 43 deserves enormous credit for pet far? >> oh, yes, he really does. and this is i think probably the -- the greatest ever fight, gathering of forces on pandemic, on a health crisis in the history of the earth. and there it was, h.i.v./aids destroying everybody's work, 35 million people dead and everyone can't get these drugs to them and we're in knocking his door down telling him it is possible and lots o

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