hopkins and john mack and and i think those are important as john mack was was was the head of psychology department at harvard so he's no quack there's hundreds and hundreds of thousands of reports that are happening all over the world different demographics different age groups generation generation they all tied together with certain elements so it's scary either that it really is some kind of extraterrestrial thing or it's scary because they're all having the same hallucination and that would take him well just either way it's scary to me that so many hundreds of thousands of people are having that that kind of dream sequence whether it's real or not and so they're all coming to a conclusion because there's craft and there's these beings and they're there but i'm giving them information they're. and pulled a very very own if you get enough stories could you dream about it there are logically you could dream. about there are night life there's definitely do. and they'll be abducted there's a nine hundred seventy five k. seven is so flickers on it there were seven eyewitnesses to that account they

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department. >> officials say the four south korean pilots of an asiana plane crash are being treated for psychological trauma and injuries caused by the incident. land, infrastructure and transport ministry officials said today that the pilots have been hospitalized in south korea following medical checkups after returning home over the weekend. the pilots underwent questioning by a u-s and south korean joint investigation team. and while in the u-s south korean officials plan to conduct separate interviews >> a woman and her 8-year-old son, injured in the crash- landing of asiana flight 214, are suing the airline over the accident. the lawsuit, filed on monday in federal court, accuses the airline of "wanton and willful disregard for the rights and safety of all passengers." passengers younga jun machorro and benjamin machorro were seated toward the front of the plane when it clipped a seawall, sending it spinning down the runway in san francisco. their lawyer says machorro and her son suffered back >> the time is 6:07 a.m.. here is a live look outside at walnut creek. traffic is very light. george i

psychology and behavioral economics." make no mistake the government is already doing this in a dozen different agencies including hhs, health and human services, departmente, and they say it's working for example, neil, did you know if you tell people that nine out of ten brits are paying their taxes on time and if you offer to clean out somebody's attic the government says at full cost they are more likely to get insulation in their attic to help with their energy costs. >> small things the government thinks will work for everyone. >> i appreciate those analogies and the diet you were starting on, trace, so you did redeem yourself my skinny, fit friend. trace gallagher in california, too far for me to reach. all right, thank you, trace. >>> now look who is in the house, the judge and raising holy hell over this program. what's so bad about it? >> this is mike bloomberg on steroids. the government, the federal government which can't deliver the mail has no right trying to tell us how to live. no matter how good their ideas may be, it's not a proper function for the bankrupt federal government to spend money telling us to insulate our homes or pay our ins

psychological thing going on, which is in the streets, and you have a legal case, and the president is partly saying there is -- and i think he's hinting -- there is no legal ground for the justice department to reopen this case, but the country needs to have some kind of conversation about how big the gap is between the black community and the rest of the country. >> and i would argue with the speaker that not only are the dots not being connected in the streets, people that are protesting now, justice for trayvon meant a guilty verdict for george zimmerman, and the separate dialogue that none of us are talking about and the president alluded to is the huge poverty that has been dragging down black americans for over 50 years, and that is a direct result of the breakdown of the black family. it's not like it's just happening out of nowhere, and that, i think, is the frustration we're not having an honest dialogue about. >> first of all, i don't think the president was saying there's no hope at the federal level. i think he was managing expectations, and i think that's important for him to do. he was essentially saying there's going to be an investigation, but there's no guarantee that you

department. >>mark: what the back. officials say the four south korean pilots of an asiana plane crash are being treated for psychologicald by the incident. land, infrastructure and transport ministry officials said today that the pilots have been hospitalized in south korea following medical checkups after returning home over the weekend. the pilots underwent questioning by a u-s and south korean joint investigation team. a woman and her 8-year-old son, injured in the crash- landing of asiana flight 214, are suing the airline over the accident. the lawsuit, filed on monday in federal court, accuses the airline of "wanton and willful disregard for the rights and safety of all passengers." the mother and her child were seated toward the front of the plane. their lawyer says the two suffered back and neck injuries. today, house republicans in washington are taking another run at scrapping president obama's key provision of his health care law. the house has scheduled votes to delay the law's individual and employer mandates. it will be the 38th time the g-o-p majority has tried to eliminate, defund or scale back the progra

department of justice, dea, everybody involved. if they had to go to trial they could put up witness after witness about his psychological state, physicalhave had to go through in the 12 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours, on and on and on. by the end the jury probably would have said, you just write a blank check. just ask us for how much you want. >> how do you put a price tag on this? how did they come up with this $1 million figure? just curious. >> i don't know how they came up with the amount. >> $4 million. forgive me. >> i imagine they probably looked at the medical expenses that he's already had and what he's likely to have. and then the attorney throws on a heck of a lot more on top of there. what do you think? >> also he is a college student. this may affect him later on in his life. they may be compensating for the effects that come on later on in life. >> in your time being a lawyer, have you ever heard of a case where someone is put in a holding cell and forgotten? just forgotten? >> not for four days. maybe four hours or, you know, longer than they would like. any time you're in a holding cell you want to get out as soon as possib