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direct investments for young people produces a real economic result in the end. if we have a balance sheet analysis, we'll change. i was campaigning for president obama in seattle and was with an amazing support of housing organization there showing they had 23 homeless people. they looked at the medical expenses for the year before they came into the supportive housing, and then the year after. twentity-three people, they saved the local hospital a million dollars in medical expenses because we all know it's far more expensive to leave somebody, especially if they have a mental health issue and other things, it's far more expensive to leave them on the street than empower them. a study i didn't really do, talking about medical expenses, i talked to a man who was now volunteering, teaching people about cooking and making contributions. we have a backwards way of thinking about this. that's why i think our criminal justice system in the america, if you're a republican, that should be your biggest cause to go after. it's big wasteful government. it doesn't need to

that is a great step forward on november 6 -- we will see it through and it will produce real results in terms of -- we have already seen results in terms of cost containment. i think we will see much more. the rest of it, i think we will see. i think everybody has said we have to have an honest discussion. without limitation. i think that discussion will go forward. but let me just address the epilepsy peace -- some of you y know that i have a child. our daughter, lauren, 31 years old now, they found her in her crib and thought she had passed away. it turned that she has had a seizure. we took her to the hospital and saw her have another -- the most frightening thing i had eve seen. a baby having a grand mal seizure. they told us them it was a febrile thing, fever-induced. that you'd be better the next day. we left the hospital a month later and she was still having up to 10 seizus a day. this went on for 18 years of her life. off and on, these flurries of seizures that would not stop. they did tremendous damage to her, robbed her of her childhood, robert hurt of many of her capaciti

he loved that boy and there was real resolution as a result of that circle of restorative justice. there are amazing programs to look into if your school is interested. we have six minutes -- if that, right bosss? so if anybody has any questions for these amazing people in si verse group of fields the floor is open to you. >> [inaudible] >> did you just search right now. >> [inaudible] >> i didn't say this -- do not share it widely because you can't yet. >> you can eventually. >> i wanted to give everyone a sneak peak. we're going to launch the video in october so this was just for your eyes only. that camera over there -- do not broadcast that or else my friends back at facebook will be really mad at me, but on october 1 we will launch it and i will make sure that you get it. i think it's a great video and i want everyone to see it. >> (inaudible). >> thanks for bringing that up. i forgot to put the disclaimer on that it's for your eyes only. >> [inaudible] >> question over here? >> a little bit of a question, a little bit of a comment -- well, more of a comment. first i want to s

you have been able to implement an ipo strategy within, say, visitacion valley, has has this resulted in real communication and collaboration, what are the examples of your organization and the department and how they work together. >> i don't want to steal deanna's thunder, the stuff where you see literally on the streets where you are talking about specific streets and specific districts. but from the i and the o perspective, how that works, that information as it goes up, what's happening is we have regular meetings from these agencies that are dealing with that information when it comes in from the streets. so it's not just we may have had an incident that happened last week, for example, it's what happens as a result -- let's say there is a shooting in whatever neighborhood. as a result of that shooting, the situation doesn't end because someone was arrested. the situation doesn't end right there. individuals are still dealing with that trauma. the neighborhood is still affected. you need to figure out what the root causes are from that shooting so one of the things that's happening now

they keep on saying that there was no real election result; that we had a dead lock. >> stephanie: rightnie: that's right. well they wrote a letter to the president -- boehner and six other house republicans, they insisted the election return obama to the white house and the gop return to the house requires both parties to come together in a fairground. but we know that didn't happen. i think everybody is aware, right, that it is the gerrymandering that has returned -- what they are calling middle ground is not middle ground, right? >> it isn't middle ground and there wasn't a dead locked election. they forget a couple of things number 1 that there was an election, and the people spoke and number two if you look at every survey -- i guess the second point is in this campaign there was a clear, clear outline by the president of where he stood, no secret. there had to be a continuation of the middle class tax cut, and an end of the tax cut for the very wealthy in -- in 2010 they got over 90%, the upper 1% -- 90% over that of the income growth, and the third point, the surveys show after th

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serious about managing this deadly problem and not letting law be as right these loopholes that result in the real killer is getting guns and hurting people right and the guy is an ex-con in new york and not this any i mean we don't know how he got his gun burned you can get a gun barrel easily no matter who you are in america isn't the n.r.a. way out in a different universe by not addressing that issue that there's forty percent of gun purchases in america that don't require any background check at all i mean they're not way out of left field the one thing i would say is if there are laws about guns if they i think there should be minimal restrictions but to the degree that the restrictions are there i think they should be uniform i don't understand and it's a little bit a misnomer that there's just total loophole but i know what you're talking about but yeah i mean if there are restrictions on guns whether it's felons or whatever i can see a uniform application of the law but we're taking a big step out of this where you're talking about selling guns people making money about that's what you're

our elected officials to actually start talking to each other in a way that's respectful and results in realnge, that would be huge. >> reporter: and the people in this room say they do represent a lot of people who are much waing at home, people are frustrated that we're not tackling these issues, and without tackling them, without discussing them, and without the political action at the very top, anderson, they say that this grieving will not just end at this town. anderson? >> as we wait for the memorial service to begin, which is supposed to occur at the 7:00 hour. it's supposed to last about two hours long. president obama, among many others, will be speaking. all of that will be broadcast live right here on cnn, but our coverage continues. we're going to take a short break. we'll be right back. there's a health company that can help you stay that way. what's healthier than that? how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what t

it is time we practiced trade so that it achieves real results for middle-class families in promoting job creation. mr. president, while russia pntr represents a positive step forward, we must build on this step to ensure that over the long-term promises made are promises kept. i thank the chair. the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kyl: thank you, mr. president. tomorrow this body will vote to advantages legislation that will great permanent normal trade relations are russia. and in so doing, it will repeal the cold war-era jackson van eyck sanctions that denied most favored nation status to china. as part of this comprehensive package, the senate will also pass the so-called magnitsky bill. this piece of legislation was inspired by a young russian attorney, sergei magnitsky, who died in police custody in 2009, after he was jailed on trumped-up charges for exposing a vast web of corruption and tax fraud by some of russia's most senior officials. sergei's story extensively reported and documented by human rights activists, business leaders, journalists and others, help

difference is that no party up until last year, 2011, used it as something they thought was real that resulted in a downgrade of america's credit rating. >> are you convinced the house will be able to pass the senate-passed bill when the same language was brought to the house in august, and if it would pass the bill, it would not address sequestration, the debt ceiling, tax reform, a whole host of things? >> if you have 10 problems, solving one problem is not bad. solving 10 is wonderful, but you ought not to have the solving of all of them the enemy of solving any of them. the reason i think it will pass today is august was a long time ago. four days from now, working americans will get a tax increase, and that is not something -- [phone rings] excuse me. i should have turned that off before i got here. i did not look to see who it was. we could have a number of options, i suppose, we could present, so i am convinced it would pass because this is four days away, and i think there's nobody that i have talked to, maybe one or two, there is almost nobody i have talked to that does not want taxes