trying to learn what led up to the shooting that shatter that barbecue, police decided it was not random. about 815 saturday evening vallejo police got the call shots fired at crest ranch park elliott gomez heard them >>> standing outside my house and heard gunshots i was surprised and then i went back inside that house >>> which she did not know for people enjoying a barbecue had been shot one of them a 57 year- old man died three other survive a 67 year-old woman hospitalized a 17 year-old boy in critical condition and a 35 year-old man with wounded on >>> i do not believe that is random ya don't have an exact answer the investigators are working on an >>> and make this man told cbs 5 the close the park down and some of the folks having a picnic and decided to come back later he just missed getting caught up in the shooting. and there is visiting the park today wonder if it is safe. >>> i am scared because i have my son he is too, what can i do? >>> in the tenets lee horton offers insurance and >>> it is set to go to the park i do not think it is random >>> police and not saying why th

. >>> police tell us they believe the shooting not a random event but cannot tell us why the folks were targeted. >>> about 850 saturday evening flail police got the call shots fired at crest rents park. l a gomez heard them >>> i heard gunshots and then i was like i was surprised and then i went back inside the house >>> what she did not know for people enjoying a bit the barbeque had been shot one of them a 57 year old man died and three others survived a 67 year- old woman hospitalized a 17 a boy in critical condition and a 35 year-old man with one dad on >>> and i do not believe it is random but don't have the exact answers the investigators are working it does not appear to be random at this time >>> a main span came to close down the park and saw the picnic and decided to come back later he just missed out on the shooting. others wonder if it is safe >>> i am scared i have my son he is too, what can i do >>> lee horton offers assurance would you say it is safe for vallejo residents >>> i believe that is safe to go to the park, i don't think it is random >>> please ask anyone who h

"feel like my randomness for drug testing is like the randomness of security lines at airports.ix times in three weeks? i am not saying it is a bad day test but excessive. i wonder if the other athletes are getting the randomness i get." you may recall a photograph of michael phelps with a bong after winning gold medals at the 2000 olympics which resulted in a suspension from usa swimming. he says he regrets that decision. >> julia gillard stop worker is hoping practice makes purpose. she is taking part in a national competition for blind students next week in california. she will represent maryland. she will go up against some of the top students in the nation's. contestants are judged on how well they can transcribe, type and read brail. >> of course not. it was a little hard at first but when i learned it, i could do it better. >> she is so cute. her mother says julia gillard is looking forward to her first plane ride and a hotel pool. she will be a second grader in the fall. >> cue the dream sequence. do aliens exist? are there signs of extraterrestrial life in maryland? off

ya don't have an exact answer it does not appear to be random >>> a maintenance man told cbs 5 he came to close the park down at 815 saudi folks having a picnic and decided to come back later he just missed out on the shooting >>> i am scared because i have my son, but it is a part in wants to come out and play and what can i do >>> the lead tenant offers assurance >>> i think it is set to go to the park i don't think this is random >>> police are asking anyone with information to call them the might have more information tomorrow. don knapp cbs 5 >>> the neighborhood watch volunteer who admitted to killing a florida teenager back in jail tonight. george zimmerman had been free on bond until a new evidence was presented randall pinkston explains. >>> george zimmerman is escorted in handcuffs back to the seminole county jail he surrendered just before the deadline >>> zimmerman is accused of killing 17 year-old trayvon martin in february had been freed on $150,000 bail but the judge revoked his bond after prosecutors claimed that zimmerman and his wife misled the court about their finan

we are common it is not a random act. and that gang involvement is part of the investigation. >>> they are elderly people and quieten >>> he is a huge amount of community members and family and friends people said they did i know the victims in can hear to mourn and watch as the bodies were removed. they have done here throughout the night and into today. as we come back here live, it appears the police department is telling possibly the suspects in the ago. we have a lot of questions that are not being answered forest not by police. in a tragic situation and older couples shot and killed inside their own home. >>> the sacramento bee says it will continue to investigate claims of poor construction on the new bay bridge. caltrans directors calling for calls at 4 retraction. it raise questions about the ability of the new east bay spent two survive an earthquake. he is caltrans rhee described the report as inaccurate. the publisher of the being released a statement: it burn win game wants to keep the city quiet the city cou

now he is complaining about the olympics random drug-testing policy. early this week, phelps tweeted -- "six tims in three weeks? i wonder if the other athletes are getting the randomness that i'm getting." that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. does michael phelps had a point, saying his random drug tests are a little excessive? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it pays to keep checking on hotel rates, even after booking your stay. 80% of respondents say they didn't cancel and reebok the reservation if the rate has dropped. half never checked to see if the rate changed. 40% of customers could have received a refund if they had checked. microsoft may be coming out with a new tablet. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> the days of watching a free video on youtube may come to an end. they may sell some of their video. the site makes money by selling ads. from for a new tabloet microsoft. there will be a major announcement from microsoft on monda

does michael phelps had a point saying his random drug tests are a little excessive?ou can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:27. 62 degrees on tv hill. >> presidential candidates making strong claims about the economy on the campaign trail. who is telling the truth? >> you might see a street performer doing something like that and you will not believe what he will do next. what he will do next. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. today is national lobster day. where is the lobster? mike the producer did not bring as lobster. >> he brought us cookies last week. >> ok. >> a little sunglasses. >> it will be beautiful outside. we have all the sailabration activities. the wind is mostly calm, . mostly sunny skies across the state. temperatures should be in the 70's along the eastern shore. low 80's into southern maryland. shaping up

government sources say a large number of tsa officers on the late shift were no longer conducting random passenger screenings after passengers went through the checkpoint. critics say it is more evidence of trouble at the tsa. >> you have 14,000 administrators, 65,000 personnel. and they don't need to have tsa in that personnel business. they need to get out of it and get into the security business. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, the tsa says, "accountability is an important aspect of our work and tsa takes prompt and appropriate action with any employee who does not follow our procedures and engages in misconduct." fort myers is a small airport, but the tsa troubles here come after a series of high profile embarrassments. in honolulu, 48 screeners fired or suspended amid allegations they improperly screened baggage. in charlotte, 12 screeners accused of botching inspections fired. and in newark, eight screeners suspended for sleeping on the job or theft. >> tsa is a giant organization, tom. it has tens of thousands of employees. those folks are doing a very mundane, day in, da

and, of co din co- tean n s a random house book through doubleday. so every timeknop now that the the b a ihe vithar i o i won't say gone by the wayside, but they're not talked about and they're selling briskly but not phenomelly. and now they have the 50 shades of gray trilogy, and i truly believe tatlahe . >>t:l,vee tag t s bi er wod you describe the overall health of the publishing industry? >> guest: by and large, all right. i think based on the numbers because you have outliers like "the hunger games" and the 50 shri ies s ad e lof s rty excitement. i mean, for example, just being here this year i definitely sense that there's an added level of excitement. there are lines, there were lines out the door, the flo was much more crded than i reme ibeinthest t rear anthit recd rgbee g at i said earlier, e-book sales keep climbing. so if e-book sales make up say, 20 25% of overall trade sales and they still seem to be growing maybe not be as fast as eye20 b tre stgrg@rl f puheav t excited about even as they also have a lot of trepidation thanks to our

. >> jeff: that was a random cut that bailed him out. >> mike: westbrook trying to draw a foul. westbrook drives to the basket, lay-up, banks it in. they will not go away. >> jeff: if i was ibaka, i'd start trying to take away that pass to bosh when they dribble it down and deny that. >> mike: ibaka picks up james, knocked away, stolen by durant. here demeanors westbrook.

the workers on that shift made the decision not to make random checks which take longer. says it's holding all of its employees accountable for their actions. the agency says it has a zero tolerance for misconduct. >>> one of the country's largest casinos now has the all clear to open its doors in our region tomorrow. maryland live at arundel mills got the stamp of approval from state lottery regulatorregulato. they signed a vote of confidence in the safety and gambling practices. maryland live is the size of three football fields, includes 3,200 slots, six restaurants, plus retail and live entertainment space. it opens tomorrow night at 10:00. >>> those who live near maryland live are bracing for a lot of traffic. the new gaming facility sits next to arundel mills mall. traffic engineers created a circle along arundel mills boulevard to ease the flow of traffic. people who have to drive past the casino say it's already difficult to get to their homes. >> people coming to the casino and coming out. so it's always hard for me to pull out. like i almost got in a car acciden

shot had come from. >> it was not random but an accidental shot by the 8-0. no charges have been fired. george e. zimmerman is back behind bars. a judge revoked his bail because he was not entirely truthful about how much he could afford to pay in the first place. >> after six weeks, george the zimmerman is back in jail. >> he is quiet and cooperative. the 28-year-old who shot and killed trayvon martin turned himself in on sunday after the judge revoked his bond. >> based upon the material presentations that the court relied upon. >> prosecutors argued during his initial bond hearing, zimmerman and his wife hid the fact that they raised money for his defense through a web site. >> it was misleading and a blatant lie. >> they have countered saying the commission -- a mission was a mistake, not a lie. >> why did he afford all the money i asked him to for the day i asked him to? >> he is charged with second- degree murder in the death of martin. the family attorney said the bond ruling calls into question zimmerman's assertion that he acted in self-defense the n

. >>> i don't believe it is random ya don't have the exact answer investigators are working on that >a maintenance man told cbs 5 become to close the park 815 saw the folks having a picnic and decided to come back later, he just missed getting caught up in the shooting. others are wondering if it is safe. >>> i wonder because i have my son it is too, but it wants to come out and play >>> lt. lee horton offers reassurance >>> i think it is set to go to the apartment, i don't think it is random >>> and the loot police asked anyone with information to give them a call the might have more information tomorrow. don knapp cbs 5 >>> the neighborhood watch volunteer who admitted killing a teenager back in jail tonight, george zimmerman had been free on bond until prosecutors court presented new evidence rental pinkston explains >>> sheriff's deputies escorted george zimmerman back to the seminole county jail he surrendered in the afternoon before a court imposed deadline. zimmerman is accused of murdering trayvon martin and february had been freed on $150,000 bail but the judge revoked the bo

sites this is it at random noticed a wide range of black sizes -- sites visited at random noticed a wide range of plaque sizes. there is 6 inches by 10 inches. the next is 555 mission. it has a slightly larger plaque, but it is taxed heavily in a small font. the next is larger and includes chinese text. the next is information provided. this picture shows the sign for the intercontinental hotel at howard. this specifies where to find the face -- space. it is on the fourth floor. i necessary information is included. public access and operational hours. -- unnecessary information is included. the last example for the content is this black -- plaque. the third issue is location and placement. some of them are placed in the ground. this one is the howard entrance, it does not have any signage. the last one is the intercontinental hotel. this is on the farthest wall from the sidewalk. people on the sidewalk would not be able to see it. the last issue is clarity in terms of sign material and contrasting lettering and background. this is the example. they engraved the logo on glass and it is ha

who are they going to pick, and it was just some woman at random, someone maybe a little close to thethat they could grab her. >> their headquarters was angelo buono's upholstery shop in glendale. that's where they did a lot of the activity. that's where they did their planning. that's where they brought their victims after they kidnapped them to torture, rape and do all kinds of unspeakable acts upon them before killing them. >> ironically, bianchi holds a long fascination with law enforcement and once applied to be an lapd reserve. in the middle of his brutal killing spree, he even requests to go on a ride-along with a los angeles police officer. >> he has the balls to go down to the highland parks police station, the center of where all this is occurring, and volunteer for a ride-along, which we had a ride-along program. bianchi insisted the sergeants take him to the crime scenes where the hillside strangler's bodies were found. >> just as investigators suspected, bianchi and buono have also posed as police officers in order to abduct their victims. >> they both carried badges. in

. >> experts say your pass word should be a random sequence of 25 characters. you should have a different random sequence of 25 characters for every website you touch. it seals absolutely overwhelming, but it is the direction cyber security is moving in. you might even need a pass word to access your pass words. >> i can't even remember the four-digit pass word. thank you. that's good information. >>> google unveiled a new 3-d mapping service you can use even if you don't have a web connection. they believe several new features will make the maps more comprehensive, compelling and convenient. they even wore this backpack camera to capture images of popular hiking trails. check that out. analysts say google is trying to trump apple. apple's own mapping service will replace them on iphones and ipads. the google service only works on the an droid phones. >> important health news now. a common anesthetic found in teething gels can be dangerous for babies and in extreme cases even deadly. the fda says it is linked to a blood disorder. it is found in products includi

number of people hurt in chicago this weekend 25 year-old woman random act.spective into this tonight >> tiffany had worse luck to cup style hair make scrapbooks for mother and using a grandmother cook book did they turned tragic for her dad early call sunday morning tiffany had been killed >> try to be what her mom and dad wanted her to be >> riding home with friends shot and the stomach and shoulder. the driver pulled out of the gas station 76 and state stop at the corner light when a shooter fired at the vehicle st bernard's hospital pronounced dead. >> assuming just random act them out >> january garett certificate father pastor orleans baptist church but why did she return to her face she and he and his wife lying on their own >> parents are not supposed to bury their children this is said so many parents helping their kids. terrible. >> tiffany edwards one of at least seven killed in weekend shootings 35 injured due to gun violence father has harsh words before chicago police department >> i believe the department focuses on too much minor things not en

it appears to have been a random attack. jackie bensen is in tacoma park with the latest. >> reporter: it was 4:40 p.m. broad daylight and that is when the suspect approached a man just walking down the street here. the scene showed the aftermath of a brief but bloody confrontation steps from an auto parts store. witnesses told tacoma park police that the suspect approached the victim and at knife point demanded the man's backpack. the victim received several deep cuts to his arms before the suspect fled with his backpack. >> at this point we don't think that they knew each other. that will come along with the investigation. but at this point it looks like a random armed robbery. >> reporter: the robber ran from the scene. officers searched nearby streets, wooded areas and dumpsters. >> it is usually cool out here. >> this is like, rare, because you know a lot of people stay to their self and it is real busy. a lot of stores and people coming back and forth. >> the victim was flown to a local hospital by helicopter and he is

at a random airport. it followed an internal investigation. the alleged incident happened last year at southwest international airport outside of fort myself. federal aviation officials are expected to begin their investigation of an air tanker that crashed while fighting a wildfire. two pilots were killed in sunday's crash. the fire on the nevada border has burned 8,000 acres. the crash has promised calls for the firefighting fleet to be updated. >>> coming up on the c b"cbs morning news", a tribute to her majesty, to celebrate her 60-year reign. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] they were born to climb... born to leap, born to stalk, and born to pounce. to understand why, we journeyed to africa, where their wild ancestor was born. there we discovered that cats, no matter where they are... are born to be cats. and shouldn't your cat be who he was born to be? discover your cat's true nature. purina one. >>> oh, what a throwback. that's madness singing their hit "our house" on top of buc

one of my favorite parts, a few crazy heroes that we see on these random security cameras. look at this. somebody getting a dog out of the way of a car. >> i love this so much. way to go, coca-cola. i'm going to go out and go get a coke. >> good job, coca-cola. >> if it worked on you, you would buy the coke, bring it back and give it to one of us. and if you notice the last shot, he bought a coke for his friend. >> i love it. my heart just swelled like 800 times its normal size. >>> you brought us videos of guys drifting in saudi arabia, the cars just sliding back and forth across the highway. here's what it looks like from the driver's point of view. these guys are in a 2011 kia optima on open public roads and you can see them saw the wheel back and forth and then off they go side to side to side, completely out of control but in control. at this point you see the passenger like pointing at the motorcycle. like watch out for the motorcycle. watch this. >> these guys buy so many tires, i bet you they get discounts now. they probably get them for free now. >> they get a grou

. >> experts say your pass word should be a random sequence of 25 characters. should have a different random sequence of 25 characters for every website you touch. it seals absolutely overwhelming, but it is the direction cyber security is moving in. you might even need a pass word to access your pass words. >> i can't even remember the four-digit pass word. thank you. that's good information. >>> google unveiled a new 3-d mapping service you can use even if you don't have a web connection. they believe several new features will make the maps more comprehensive, compelling and convenient. they even wore this backpack camera to capture images of popular hiking trails. check that out. analysts say google is trying to trump apple. apple's own mapping service will replace them on iphones and ipads. the google service only works on the an droid phones. >> important health news now. a common anesthetic found in teething gels can be dangerous for babies and in extreme cases even deadly. the fda says it is linked to a blood disorder. it is found in products including a

but we have pretty much realized that this doesn't look like a random act. >> police say multiple people involved in the shooting were gang members. they say there were no signs of forced entry into the home, leading them to believe the residents likely knew the shooter. >>> authorities in alabama are searching for a suspect tonight after a shooting at an off campus party killed two former auburn university football players. >> we earlier today signed three warrants charging him with capital murder. and i would like to let the public know he is to be considered armed and extremely dangerous. >> three men, including the two former football players were killed. several others were wounded when a fight broke out last night at the apartment's clubhouse. current football player eric mack was among those wounded. auburn's police chief says they do have a motive, but will not release that information. they are searching right now for 22-year-old desmonte leonard. >>> violence rocked the syrian capital of damascus and renewed fighting between government forces and the opposition. a sign some say

another publisher i expect to do very very well is random house.when they picked up the self-published trilogy in march and they first published it in e-book format and now the book edition, at the time those books television executive. they sold about 250,000 copies just in e-book demand form through a very tiny publishing house called the writer's coffee shop. have been growing and growing but here is where the power of a large publisher fits in. the imprint of knopf, part of random house, gets all the rights to print, e-book, audio in north america and i believe in the u.k. as well. they get the rights and what has happened? in the first six weeks of sailboat looks sold 10 million copies. it's unheard of. 10 million. >> host: on line? >> guest: know, half of it were e-books and half of it were print. the print sales are through the row. bestseller list, the top three, 50 shades of gray, 50 shades darker, those are the titles. there's a phenomenon like a da vinci code level and of course the da vinci code written by dan brown was the random house

medicare evidence-based components of care coordination that we basically have decades worth of randomized trials to show that they work. things like transitional care. medication therapy management. health coaching. having an integrated care coordination model into the primary care practice. so we know the elements that are effective. i think we just need to find ways to integrate them and build them into medicare. so with that, i'll keep this short and look forward to the discussion. >> great. thanks to both of you. so we now have some time for clarifying questions if people want to ask questions specifically of ken or joe to draw them out on points they made. we don't want to get into a lot of deep analysis of what they said at this point or a debate. but just clarifying questions. if you do have a question, please introduce yourself by name and affiliation and switch on your mike. if i look at your slide that was labeled high cost of advancing technology, where you label x-ray machines, et cetera, and i look at current technology, i see two items mentioned there, surgery robot and trea

>> they are so random and funny. >> they are random. it's a perceived victory, but the war has been waged averaging since obama was elected, so we have got to -- when i say we i mean the nation has to be cautious the forces are going to mass once again to obstruct, thwart and stop democracy. >> the talking points are being written as we speak. >> absolutely. but there is not much remedy at this point. >> except now it is to be referred to as a tax. and that's a push-button phrase -- word rather that gets people going, and allows people to kind of walk in lock step and unify, and that's what the right does brilliantly. >> you are right on that. >> the supreme court has upheld the individual mandate, ensuring millions of americans have access to insurance. and it found that it does not violate the commerce cause. medicaid is limited but not invalidated. is a little bit surprising for court watchers chief justice john roberts joined in the 5-4 decision, just as anthony kennedy cited with the conservatives. kennedy wrote in our view the ent

the workers on that shift made the decision not to make random checks which take longer. the tsa fired five worker, suspended 38 supervisors, and agents for two weeks. >> tsa is a giant organization. it's got tens of thousands of employees. those folks are doing a very mundane, day in, day out, high volume, high-stress job. >> the tsa is holding all of its employees accountable for their actions. the agency says it has a zero tolerance for misconduct. >>> today voters in wisconsin will decide whether to remove governor scott walker from office. he faces a recall election. opponents are upset the republican governor ended collective bargaining rights for most state government workers. walker faces democratic challenger milwaukee mayor tom barrett. the polls give walker a slight advantage. >>> an alternate juror? the john edwards case -- juror in the john edwards case is calling a journalist irresponsible when he said she was flirting with john edwards. she and others wore bright colors to lift the spirits of john edwards. a tv personality reported she was flirt will. at th

shot had come from. >> police ruled out it was a random shot but so far no charges have been filed. >> the weak growth numbers released on friday becoming a central issue in the presidential campaign. we have more with this report. turning to something of a blame game. >> it is a back-and-forth. mitt romney's campaign advisers say the president is not creating jobs enough. >> your response? >> the sunday talk shows dominated by a dismal jobs report. the economy added the fewest jobs in nearly a year. >> that adds a sense of urgency in terms of this year's election. >> the present's advisers blame lawmakers -- president's advisers blame lawmakers. the president called on congress to stop playing election-year politics and get to work. >> it would make a difference and create jobs right now. there is no excuse for that. >> president may be trying but what he's trying is not working. >> this president came into office without any prior experience running anything and i think that shows the way he's handling the economy. >> the dow close on friday with his worst day of the year with the

we always keep random and unpredictable screening as part of that and everybody is still going through some physical screening, it's just a question, can we do it more smartly? >> and very quickly, i have 20 seconds left. customer satisfaction. do you have any idea where you are in terms of your approval rating, customer satisfaction rating? if you have a number, it would be great. >> so, i know in terms of the calls to our tsa contact center, let's say half million, 525,000 calls thus far this year, over half of those are just for information. 7% of the calls that we receive to the contact center are complaints. most are just asking for information about screening prot calls, things like that. 7% are complaints. last year, it was 6% now, 7% last year, i'd have to get the exact -- >> and my time is up. i would say far better than the 13% approval rating for congress. >> thank you, sir. >> i wouldn't bet on it. one of the things you could do, i mean, he asked a very legitimate question. it think it would be y'all to do -- all kind of survey companies that will do surveys for you on cust

. >> officers also keep things under control by conducting surprise shakedowns, random searches for hiddenaband. >> i found a knife. in this jacket on the floor up on the head of the bed. i would say 80% of them can put their hands on a knife within a minute. >> you find a piece of metal or something, file it down on the concrete. you don't need -- you ain't gotta be sharp. it just gotta have a point. put your hand on it and do what you need to do. >> one of holman's most notorious inmates, bobby gilbert, is serving multiple sentences for crimes committed inside prison. >> i'm serving a life without parole sentence, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence and a 10-year sentence. all together. >> gilbert has attacked several prisoners and stabbed one man to death at another prison during an argument. >> everybody wants to talk about, you know, i killed somebody over a carton of cigarettes. it's not a carton of cigarettes. that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but if somebody owes me a soda pop, and they come to me and say, "hey man, i ne

. >> guest: completely random.f you don't go they don't happen and that's why i go. so for this story obviously i had to go around the world but even before i go places i do love lot of studying. so why spend four days at syracuse university which just happened to have the entire national archive on file because it was in the african studies program and a professor there had gone to kenya right after it got its independence and helped them and as of result to bring back for the copy of the entire archive. sallai study a lot before i go anywhere but going is the second step. >> host: dena from berkeley e-mails to you is your book include a diagram of the obama family tree, which is very confusing. [laughter] >> guest: it should. maybe the next edition will. it's one of those things that swept by but i deal with it and i think an understandable way but there isn't a family tree in the book. >> host: next call we had about 20 minutes left in the program. arkansas. diane, you're on the air. >> caller: hi. i would like

legislation i think random legislation that comes comes out as a result of political with making isn't constraining their productive activities and the best way to do that is in fact by congressman to take. the labor of all good productive industries and use it to modify the law to keep the productive nature of the industry going ok i got this from reading reading reading i know. that. there are a couple of reasons but for one there's a feedback loop that is extremely negative so for example i believe the largest political campaign donor in the state of california is the prison guard union and part of the reason to do this is because they like to lobby for stronger laws not because they care about the rule of law but because it is a job and so if you see that these people are lobbying to create more prisons to jail more people to have longer sentences what is it they are effectively doing what they're doing is they're using the benefit that they actually receive for the labor that was actually beneficial arguably in the first place in order to expand the monopoly that the state grants

again, we're sort of paralyzed here with not doing anything without having years of randomized trials. gosh. it's a good thing the private sector doesn't work that way but medicare does. there is a ten-year followup with the dpp. and we know in the ten-year followup that, yes, there is some weight regain after year three or four. but that that just means that we should focus on what can we do in year three and four to reinforce it? i guess that's the first point. the second point, i say, so what? it still has a 34% cumulative reduction in the incidence of diabetes within a ten-year time period. so compared to doing nothing, we have 34% less. >> all right. so -- one of the elements on the table, clearly, adopt the diabetes prevention program -- $80 million a year? >> i'm not used to talking about ms, i'm used to talking about bs. talk about more. it sounds more attractive. $80 million, yes. >> like to go back to dr. stewart's comments about end of life issues. i think one of the things in teaching residents that we forget to do is, we're teaching them the technology so they can start u

productive they have the money in order to make sure that they continue to be productive and that random legislation random legislation that comes comes out as a result of political with making isn't constraining their productive activities and the best way to do that is in fact to buy congressman to take. the labor of a productive industry and use it to modify the law to keep the productive nature of the industry going i've got this one ready ready right now i don't know. about but there are a couple of reasons but for one there's a feedback loop as extremely negative so for example i believe the largest political campaign donor in the state of california is the present guardian and part of the reason to do this is because they like to lobby for stronger laws not because they care about the rule of law but because it is a job and so if you see that these people are lobbying to create more prisons to jail more people to have longer sentences what is it they are effectively doing what they're doing is they're using the benefit that they actually receive for the labor that was actually ben

team from google random images -- random images, ten million videos and let it learn by itself.oed in on cats. one of these studies, we never told it during the outrage this is cat that basically invented the concept of a cat. it works on far out ideas like elevators to space. let's see how that project is coming along. >> the idea is still works. how long is the rope? you know stuff like that. they have to find a place way up in the sky. you have to do shoot it like a hook. like a ledge. [ laughter ] >> greg: a cloud and hard metal cloud. rope industry is going to go crazy. >> you need a pulley. this is above. this computerized brain, has a cat, whoa, redeye. isn't that scary. you don't have to get scared. self-awareness, that is next and terminator is going to kill us all. >> of course. >> it's amazing. it was looking at this cat videos while pretending to be at work. >> greg: it even came up with a fake window. >> very important point. bill, isn't this one big lie? they weren't looking at cat videos. google engineers were too embarrassed it was watching porn. >> they were loo