and on adult social care. billions need to be made available. the tax giveaways to corporations not mentioned in -- manyement isolated elderly people are isolated and in crisis because of the lack of government funding. councils we see many across the country that have taken the benefits of the social care precepts and have seen more people being able to access social care and needs being met. councils across the country who have not taken that opportunity, where we do see a worse performance in relation to social care. but the right honorable gentleman refers to the issue of money. i might remind him that at the last election, the chancellor said there would be not a penny more for local authorities. [commotion] p.m. may: and also when recently asked about spending more money on social care, the labor health secretary said, when he was asked where the money would come from -- we are going to have to come up with a plan for that. [commotion] >> mr. speaker, this government has cut social care and she well know

it has been abandoned. >> obviously would put the social care in place on social care. i'm pleased to say we see many extent those over the country of the local authorities enjoyed that they were keeping council tax down which cut council for six years running. >> on the 14th of august my constituents were that the dems have a vicious knife attack. they died later that day. the two corporate were actually arrested on unrelated matters. the site representations made was briefed to simply walk free and is feared that the second man will follow shortly. will the prime minister help bring justice and then darker for what buzz and horrific vicious attack that is completely without any provocation and devastating for both their families. >> he would spend their deepest sympathies and their very best wishes to then darker for full recovery as a result of what my honorable friend in a completely unprovoked attack. the most recent time in which the case was raised with developing government work for the foreign secretary during the 30th of november to cyprus and he clearly sent

chang is one such social worker.he's seen the constant changes of drug abuse in china up close. >> chang accompanies a client to a local health clinic. wang xin was released from a rehab center two weeks ago. people who complete rehab are legally required to take regular urine tests for three years. if test results show drug use, wang will be reported to the police. blood tests are also used. and can reveal recent illegal drug use. the first three months after rehab is considered the most risky period in terms of relapsing. if all test results are negative for three years, former drug users are officially considered clean. accompanied by chang, wang is taking her first blood test. the results are here. >> wang lives in this apartment block. she has just finished her two-year stint in rehab, and now stays with her parents. she has yet to find a job. in her 20s, wang launched a host of businesses, such as restaurants, beauty salons and investment firms. but when a friend introduced her to psycho active drugs in 2008, s

this is a social care system deep in crisis. the crisis is made in downing street by this government. the former chair of the health select committee says the system is inadequately funded. the current chair of the house select committee says the issue can't be any longer for the impact it's having not just on vulnerable people but also on the nhs. why can't the prime minister listened to those in local government to the king's son, nhs confederation from their own council leader and recognize the social care crisis forces people to give up part to care for loved ones because there is an assistant to do it. makes people stay in half longer than they initiative leads people into into a horrible isolated life when they should be cared for by all of us are properly funded social care system. get a grip and fund it properly, please. [shouting] >> the issue of social care is indeed one being dubbed by governments for too long to display it is this government that will provide a blog term sustainable system for social care that gives

socialism keeps failing.ericans would understand that once the soviet union collapsed and once help people stop poverty in cuba and chang cuba and cambodia and so many areas i have tried socialism. also once they saw how china and vietnam prospered by opening up their markets. >> the evidence is clear. socialism fails, and yet, here in america, people, people clamor for more of it. >> this election, many, many voters said they felt the burn and wanted socialism sanders style, free stuff, government control of banks, housing, wages, but america has its own track record of government taking control of things and making them worse. politician said government should be in charge of taking care of veterans. what happened? >> one va facility after another let veterans languish on waiting lists waiting for care. >> 1000 veterans may have died because of malpractice. >> people to get better care under government, it was rationed and people died waiting for care. politician said government must run public school. but

the social care system in england. the local government secretary sajid javid announced measures amounting to an extra £900 million over the next two years. the plan is to let local authorities bring forward rises in council tax — what's called the social care precept. and money cut from a housing scheme will also be channelled into social care. today i can confirm that savings from the reforms to the new homes bonus will be retained in full by local government to contribute towards adult social care costs. i can tell the house that we will use these funds to provide a new dedicated £240 million adult social care support grant in 2017—18, to be distributed fairly according to relative need. last year, the government announced that councils would fund social care via a precept of 2% a year. in recognition of the immediate challenges that are facing the care market, we will now allow local councils to raise this funding sooner if they wish.

of the social mission. is ceo of ben & jerry's is committed to the values of the company. the ceo of unilever has a real strong sustainability focus, and so to a certain degree, it matters less what is written on the mission statement and it matters much more about people's commitment to making it happen. >> another one over here. >> hi. it was ruling nice hearing you talk. what is your favorite flavor of ben & jerry's ice cream? [laughter] >> i'm just curious. mr. greenfield: my favorite dream, a americone vanilla ice cream with caramel swirl, fudge covered pieces of waffle cones. within the top five flavors, jerry garcia, half-baked, tonight dough has moved into the top five. i think chunky monkey is close to the top five. and cookie dough always up there. >> we have a few of those today. mr. greenfield: we do, we have cookie go, chocolate fudge brownie, jerry garcia. the sooner we stop talking -- [applause] >> no pressure, but we are going to make this last question. >> [inaudible] i talk about how diffe

. >> social justice -- >> social justice -- >> social justice. john: social justice, something leftists talk about. >> social justice is code for good things no one needs to argue for, and no one dare be against. >> save the whales. >> gays in the military now! >> free nelson mandela. >> they freed him already. john: what's the enemy of social justice? >> capitalism is really what is the oppressive force. john: so what must people do? >> spread those resources. john: when that's tried,eople have to wait in endless lines for their social justice. >> [inaudible] john: social justice -- >> if we don't get it -- john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. john: are you for social justice? i want to say i am because if i'm not, wouldn't that mean i'm for social injustice? that sounds terrible. it's why social justice is such a powerful slogan. it usually means, well, i'm not clear exactly what it means. it can mean so many things. jonah goldberg explains that in this video for prager university. >> ask ten lib calls to tell you -- lib

socialism keeps failing.ericans would understand that once the soviet union collapsed and once help people stop poverty in cuba and chang cuba and cambodia and so many areas i have tried socialism. also once they saw how china and vietnam prospered by opening up their markets. >> the evidence is clear. socialism fails, and yet, here in america, people, people clamor for more of it. >> this election, many, many voters said they felt the burn and wanted socialism sanders style, free stuff, government control of banks, housing, wages, but america has its own track record of government taking control of things and making them worse. politician said government should be in charge of taking care of veterans. what happened? >> one va facility after another let veterans languish on waiting lists waiting for care. >> 1000 veterans may have died because of malpractice. >> people to get better care under government, it was rationed and people died waiting for care. politician said government must run public school. but

it is not the definition of socialism,.id: government control of the economy, government takeover of the private economy is the socialism. >> 71% of economic activity in venezuela is still controlled by private sector, so no, this is not even a socialist have nothing to to with socialism, if socialism were probably we would see similar things happening in china, and denmark and finland. we would not see that 10 of top happiest countries. >> not any more, the country that used to be sort of socialism, like sweden they got rid of that system, now they are in capitalism, they realize, even in socialism light if does not work. >> well, slightly, point is here, venezuela are upset with meduro and they are asking for change, we can quibble about the definition of socialism, but of day people are literally dying and starving in venezuela. 90% want change, we're on pe precipice of something real big happening in venezuela. david: coming up, a hawaiian cafe has a message for anyone that voted for donald trump. we'll discuss what it

measure social mobility by -- we look at social mobility cross commuting zones. i show that the commuting zone with more innovative, and that is innovation by new people, not all people. that is very interesting because that is what i call -- in mexico, the richest man may have been an innovator in his youth, but he became very rich when they privatized. that is the sort of top income, you become head, you become owner of a lightly regulated but not so regulated private monopoly, that is the way to make money. so we looked at the same data, and we look to the effect of lobbying. you lobby to prevent entry. that is what you do. it prevents growth. we also show that lobbying increases inequality at large, it reduces social mobility. you have two sources of top income, lobbying or entry barriers on one hand and innovation on the other hand. they don't have the same effect on on social mobility and inequality. that system should not reduce the same way. that is my difference. in their world, steve jobs is not exist for them. when they think of taxation, innovation is

the social conversation. here are the top ten trending stories of 2016. number ten, pokemon go, the '90s cartoon and nintendo game made a massive return in 2016. the new smartphone version became a worldwide phenomenon being downloaded an estimated 500 million times. the nostalgic game builds a community of users blending the real world and game world. number nine, #ripharambe. in may, an outrage after the killing of ripharambe. he was killed after a 3-year-old child slipped into its enclosure. an online petition seeking justice for harambe received more than 1,000 signatures. the #was used more than 270,000 times and 9.1 million people tweeted about the silverbacked gorilla's death. tributes online means, a couple of off color jokes continue to blood social media in his memory. >>> number 8, the fight to block the dakota pipeline. the country was fix eighted ate election, protesters turned to social media, uploading videos and using the #nodopl. >> reporter: there are up to 10 thousand people braving these c

i mitchell -- measure social -- we look at social mobility cross commuting zones. i show that the commuting zone thatmore innovative, and is innovation by new people, not all people. that is very interesting because -- ins what i call richest man may have been an innovator in his youth, he became very rich when they privatized. that is the sort of top income, you become head, you become owner of a lightly regulated but not so regulated private monopoly, that is the way to make money. so we looked at the same data, and we look to the effect of lobbying. you lobby to prevent entry. that is what you do. it prevents growth. we also show that lobbying ,ncreases inequality at large it reduces social mobility. you have two sources of top income, lobbying or entry barriers on one hand and innovation on the other hand. they don't have the same effect on social mobility and inequality. that system should not reduce the same way. that is my difference. world, steve jobs is not exist for them. when they think of taxation, innovation is not exist. you need to separate your it i

it was caught on cell phone and posted to social media. it ranges from minor to mass evacuations and occurred from colorado to tennessee. police are investigating what if any role social media may have played. >>> the heart broken family of a man that was stabbed to death while shopping with his 4-year- old son on christmas eve is speaking out. tyrone griffin was shopping at the target store in hayward. police say that griffin encountered two men playing offensive music. he asked them to turn it down and he was stabbed. he died at the hospital. the two men war arrested a short time later. >>> you are watching fox 2 news at 6:30. a bay area worker is suing vercacci claiming the store discriminated against him and black customers. >> one of the allegations is that they use a secret code to alert employees when a black person enters the store. it is located at the outlets in livermore. >> this is located at the san francisco premium outlets where chris sampeen opposing worked. he filed a 30 page complaint against the store saying while underg

otro consejo, cuidado con las redes sociales. quÉ estamos colocando las redes sociales?sas] los hombres, camisa muy abierta. presentador: nos tenemos que despedir. nos quedamos en facebook life. maÑana volvemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: llegÓ el momento de la diversiÓn! comenzamos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ galilea: comenzamos. muy buenos dÍas! quÉ bueno que estÁ con nosotros. [risas]

social and environmental issues.that was part of the mission. and we actually started doing social impact reports starting in 1985. so we did those annually. at that point, we were measuring our success on both financial and social impact. and so in 19 -- in 2005, unilever and another company came along wanting to purchase ben & jerry's. and our response was, we don't want to be owned by anybody, because we were not convinced that any acquirer would be committed to the social mission. it was nothing about unilever, nothing about anybody, we just felt like any big company was going to be concerned about the financial bottom line. so we tried to find ways to stay independent. ultimately our board decided that the money unilever was offering was compelling. we sold the business. i can just tell you that emotionally for ben and me it was horrible. it's been up and down every since. >> but you've remained with the company, both of you. >> we remained with the company. we remained employed at the company. up until that poi

part of that may be about the social ca re part of that may be about the social care precept but alsomany there are. moving on to the money from the statement last week. there is not any new money for local councils, is there? instead of having a 2% increase in the precept,... the having a 2% increase in the precept, . .. the money having a 2% increase in the precept,... the money for the extra grant comes from the new homes bill, which is all money recycled within councils. we have a particular problem of the authorities with the lowest tax base in the poorest areas often having the greatest need, where the increase precept will not actually fund the increase in the minimum wage they will face next year. is it right for authorities in the poorest areas that they will have less money to spend on social ca re have less money to spend on social care next year? in response to the first point, i'm happy to give you examples of authorities where the numbers accessing social care have gone up. there are examples out there of local authorities in the way that they are operating these arrange

they are checking social media. so they're going to these organizations, some which are inside amazon web services, these enormous cloud computing services and are using that computing to map social relationship beauty -- using artificial intelligence. there's like five different tech stories just and someone sitting right there looking at the phone. it's kind of the egg. where do i stop? >> automatic. [inaudible] spirit we encourage you all to be posting a social media about this panel. >> basically have it checked my twitter and 20 minutes and the kind of making me nervous. [laughter] >> it's a real change for events like this were used to be people run the phones you thought you were failing. now if they're not on the phones you know something is wrong because they are not posting anything. there's so many product developments and company announcements in technology. i also don't know how you all keep up. but it does make me wonder, so with all this daily churn, do you think technology stories you're missing or y

cristina fernÁndez puso en redes sociales que estaba siendo perseguida polÍticamente.ina para desviar la atenciÓn. >> se tiene que tapar que la economÍa estÁ muy mal. el plan econÓmico fracaso. reportero: la ex presidenta tambiÉn fue cesada este aÑo en otra causa por administraciÓn fraudulenta por la que enfrentarÁ un juicio el aÑo que viene. si bien esta es la segunda vez que cristina fernÁndez es acusada, es la primera vez que la acusan de corrupciÓn. algo que podrÍa tener mayor peso en sus intenciones polÍticas futuras. joahana: un hombre acusado de violaciÓn, podrÍa poner en venta la propiedad donde supuestamente llevÓ a la menor. se espera que la fiscalÍa acuse por delito de secuestro, acoso violento y homicidio agravado. gran cantidad de asaltos en el paÍs, muchos de estos hechos del dos parecen sacados de una pelÍcula de acciÓn. como nos cuentan desde santo domingo, los ladrones andan mejor armados que la policÍa. reportera: cundiÓ el pÁnico en una casa comercial de santo domingo. como si se tratara de una pelÍcula de acciÓn, hombres armados con ametralladoras l

of the social mission. the ceo of ben & jerry's is committed to the values of the company. the ceo of unilever has a real strong sustainability focus, and so to a certain degree, it matters less what is written on the mission statement and it matters much more about people's commitment to making it happen. host: thank you. great question. another one over here. >> hi. it was really nice hearing you talk. what is your favorite flavor of ben & jerry's ice cream? [laughter] >> i'm just curious. mr. greenfield: my favorite flavor is americone dream, a vanilla ice cream with caramel swirl, fudge covered pieces of waffle cones. [laughter] for you that are interested, i think within the top five flavors, jerry garcia, half-baked, tonight dough has moved into the top five. i think chunky monkey is close to the top five. [laughter] mr. greenfield: and cookie dough always up there. host: we have a few of those today. mr. greenfield: we do, we have cookie dough chocolate fudge , brownie, jerry garcia. the sooner we st

fund, and more through the social care preset and it is important, and they have the social care theyd so they don't end up in hospitals. and not so good practices, we need to make sure everybody gets the best possible service to people who need it. >> a tragic parallel going on between and underfunded in hs and underfunded social care all over the country. and she might care to listen to the council who says her counsel has been cut to the bone and saved on social care, $1.3 billion gap is not being funded, in every social service department all over the country and in almost every nhs hospital. next year this government is handing back 605 million pounds in tax cuts rising to $1.6 billion a year after that and $7.5 million over the next five years. could the prime minister explain to the more than 1 million elderly people not getting the care they need, $4 million on nhs waiting lists, millions of pensioners worried about losing protection of triple loss why there is not one penny extra to the nhs or social care, the government absence of priorities. >> prime minister. >> the right

in that way there's always a tech infused social feedback piece. >> i think a social media metro desk would be fascinating, a metro area. so quentin -- >> let me spend a sec on that. i think in a world where 98% i think of wall street trading is computer-driven or where the president is putting less money into an aircraft carrier and more money into the cia and the nsa or where agriculture is about, involves genetic modifications of crops, yes, everything is a tech story and every reporter thinks they're a tech reporter which is fantastic for people like me and natalie who spend our lives sweating bullets to get this stuff right. >> right. >> and jared, too. everybody thinks i got that one. i really wish you'd talk to me about that but that's just family stuff, we won't talk about that. there is still tech reporting though which is spotting that crossover of science and engineering into commerce and the fuzzy area where things are developed and vetted. they're hopeful they're attaching to the world in some novel way, they're not baked in yet and that's a very rich patch right now. >>

cristina fernÁndez dijo a la res sociales que estaba haciendo perseguida polÍticamente. a cristina para desviar la atenciÓn. >> se tiene que tapar que la situaciÓn económica estÁ mal y que el plan econÓmico fracasó. gustavo: la expresidenta tambiÉn fue procesado este aÑo en otra causa por administraciÓn fraudulenta. si bien esta es la segunda vez que cristina fernÁndez es procesada, es la primera vez que la acusan de corrupciÓn, caso que podrÍa tener mucho mÁs peso a sus futuras aspiraciones polÍticas. presentaora: la familia de rafael uribe, acusado del secuestro y asesinato de la lÍnea suriana, podría poner en-- la lÍnea suriana, podría poner en venta un apartamento en bogotÁ. se espera que la fiscalÍa no posee formalmente por los delitos de secuestro y homicidio agravado. la repÚblica dominicana, los ciudadanos estÁn agravados por gran cantidad de asaltos en el paÍs. los ladrones andan mejor formados por las calles en santo domingo que la misma policÍa. indica: cundiÓ el pÁnico en una plaza comercial en santo domingo. es que, como si se tratara de una pelÍcula de acci

to put more money into the social care system. more money through the better care fund. 3.5 billion extra through the bitter care fund and more money through the social care precept but it's also important that local authorities and the nhs work together to ensure for example that people have the social care they need so they're not ending up in hospital and there's some very good practice up and down the country and sadly not so good practice and giving the best possible service to people that need it. >> there's a tragic parallel because an underfunded social care system all over the country and she knows it and indeed she might care to listen to the council who says it's been cut to the bone and saves on social care. we have a 1.3 billion gap not being funded. it is a real crisis in every social services department all over the country and in almost every nhs hospital. next year mr. speaker this government is handing back 605 million pounds in corporation tax cuts rising to 1.6 billion the year after that and 7.5 billion over t

in that way there's always a tech infused social feedback piece. >> i think a social media metro deskould be fascinating, a metro area. so quentin -- >> let me spend a sec on that. i think in a world where 98% i think of wall street trading is computer-driven or where the president is putting less money into an aircraft carrier and more money into the cia and the nsa or where agriculture is about, involves genetic modifications of crops, yes, everything is a tech story and every reporter thinks they're a tech reporter which is fantastic for people like me and natalie who spend our lives sweating bullets to get this stuff right. >> right. >> and jared, too. everybody thinks i got that one. i really wish you'd talk to me about that but that's just family stuff, we won't talk about that. there is still tech reporting though which is spotting that crossover of science and engineering into commerce and the fuzzy area where things are developed and vetted. they're hopeful they're attaching to the world in some novel way, they're not baked in yet and that's a very rich patch right now. >> so

i'm wondering how this is going to affect social security and social security disability.uest: long-term effect for social security is one of those areas that has to be addressed by congress. you go back to decades ago, to worked and ronald reagan a long-term deal to stabilize social security. that needs to occur again picked we got 25 years before we reach a point where social security is insolvent. right now is the time, we should look on the forward horizon 20 years from now and say what can we do to stabilize social security and to make sure it continues to function as it was designed to function. the disability issue is a whole separate issue. ofhave a tremendous number people who have applied for social security disability who do not qualify. one of the areas we have highlighted this year. social security disability has a process with so many appeals and appeals than more for most people on death row. it is an endless set of appeals. denial and initial then a long paper trail. on social security disability are the most vulnerable people in our country. there should b

can enhance social mobility. the third thing is that innovation does not necessarily increase income inequality. we look at various stages of the u.s. over the past 30 years, and we look year-by-year at how inequality shows income in that state was determined by innovation in that state. the first thing we showed was that -- here, i have the pattern size. different states have different curves. when you are here, you have low innovation flow. when you are here, you have high innovation flow. show -- and that is a causal regression -- you show that, in fact, the more innovation you are the higher the share of income. there is a clear causality between innovation and shares of income. curve shows the goal is old -- global measure of inequality. there is no impact on innovation in the growth inequality. it is true that innovation can income inequality, but it does not increase inequality as a whole. another paper found the same thing actually on u.s. data. it is a very robust finding. so that is the thing. now, here

and money cut from a housing scheme will also be channelled into social care.n confirm that savings from the reforms to the new homes bonus will be retained in full by local government to contribute towards adult social care costs. i can tell the house that we will use these funds to provide a new dedicated £240 million adult social care support grant in 2017—18, to be distributed fairly according to relative need. last year, the government announced that councils would fund social care via a precept of 2% a year. in recognition of the immediate challenges that are facing the care market, we will now allow local councils to raise this funding sooner if they wish. councils will be granted the flexibility to raise the precept by up to 3% next year and the year after. this will provide a further £208 million to spend on adult social care in 2017—18 and {a44 million in 2018—19. i ask gently of the secretary of state, is this really the best time to be choosing to cut corporation tax on amazon, sports direct and the big banks? since the prime minister came to office

a team of researchers studied the social habits of 9 million women with breast cancer finding those socially isolated had a 43% recurrence rate and 64% higher risk of early death from breast kaempcancer over a ten y period. those with larger social circles had a better chance of surviving and not having cancer return. this doesn't prove it tilts odds against cancer, but good to have loved ones to lean on in times of sickness, and for others, finding ways to establish social connections through support groups or other means may have more benefits than we know. >> interesting there. we must all be more social and have more wine. >> kendis, i'm alive. >> no, no, that's creepy. he's going to live to 190. >> taking notes. >> yeah. >>> coming up, speaking of notes, taking notes now on a pastry mashup. >> headed inside insomniac kitchen for a dessert idea. >> you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news ♪ >>> so this morning singing "happy holidays," we add a jewish twist to a favorite christmas holiday treat. everybody wins. >> yes, everybody wins. making either fruitcake or rugalac, intimida

i wouldn't see it as a social engineering project as much as a project of reducing over taxation. marriage penalty never that seems to get fixed. problem on the benefits side is that it is hard to do. you have a trade-off where you either have larger budget costs or a pretty steep cliff. if you have a steep cliff, your marriage andizing work. that is something that is easier said than done. >> one thing that bothers me always, is the new thinking about poverty, about everything -- instead of actually doing the saying we need to shrink the size of government and reform welfare, that creates to haveincentive children and creates a lot of problems in society. effortsre saying the that speaker ryan and the governor was associated with, i read the numbers saying that have considerable policy success in reducing dependency and getting better results in people that it been in the class of recipients actually having better measurable research -- results. >> as soon as you abolish social security and medicare, -- child credit. we will talk in a few years. >> if we do not even talk about th

es increÍble cÓmo se organizaron a travÉs de las redes sociales.ial. presentador: la estupidez humana no tiene edad, no tiene nada. muchas veces las redes sociales se prestan para esto. juntando a personas, a jÓvenes en este caso. presentadora: se pudo haber hecho para algo bien. para conseguir fondos para alguien que estÁ enfermo. para una buena causa. sin embargo, miren las imÁgenes. yo pensaba ir ayer al centro comercial y que bueno que me quede dormida y no fui. presentador: son actividades que han sido congregadas a travÉs de internet. en el fondo, lo Único que buscan estas actividades es generar caos en lugares pÚblicos. los jÓvenes dicen vamos a este lugar, ahÍ van hacer esto. van a generar caos. prender fuegos artificiales. presentadora: te cuento que el ministerio de defensa ruso halÓo la caja negra del aviÓn militar que se estrellÓ en el mar negro con 92 ocupantes abordo. presentador: la caja tiene informaciÓn clave para saber las causas del accidente. presentadora: un trabajo bastante complicado para estos socorristas. son 13 cuerpos que

their social funds is means tested. will the prime minister please listen to the words of my honorable friend, sign of to her campaign and put an end to the testing so that no parents, when they lose a child have to have this year of hardship, as well as to grieve. mr. speaker: prime minister. prime minister may: the honorable gentleman raises an important point. he spoke to a movingly on the debate, and spoke from personal experience. i am sure that, i don't think anybody who has not been through the death of a child can possibly understand the pain that that brings. not just immediately, but thereafter as they see others grow up and their child is not growing up. i recognize the issues that the honorable gentleman has raised about the cost of children's funerals. place formeasures in families who have particular hardship cases where money can be given. this.ocal authorities do we have left this to a decision for local authorities, and some to waive those fees. >> thank you mr. speaker. they have provided good educatio

of kids develop it as a result of having social anxiety because they don't feel good socially. they feel like losers, they look around, see other people seemingly comfortable and socializing, having friends and they think, what's wrong with me? >> so what kind of help is available for people with this anxiety disorder? >> as normal, it comes down to a combination of therapy and medication, which is the norm when so when you have therapy, you're talking about cognitive behavioral therapy, a specific type of therapy where you get people to do what they normally do and when it comes to medication, you're typically using the antidepressants and these medications can be helpful. now, in general, it's recommended that you start with therapy and then go to with social anxiety disorder are so nervous about going to therapy that they refuse to go to therapy because the focus is going to be on them in therapy. if you're not willing to do that, at least turn to the medications. the medications do work well. they are well-tolerated. the interesting thing about medication is oftentimes they

my third enigma is innovation, inequality and social mobility. that's where my friends, i see the gdp says and that shows the evolution of the share of income earned by the top one percent in the us and what you see is that since the early 1990s it has gone up and rising sharply. the top 0.1 economy. then we go to greece and in the evolution of this country it's sharply. the question is why are you inflating and that's where we are not in agreement. one thing i want to talk about is this figure. this is joining the share of income so again i show the direction, the equal share of income, you see an acceleration in the increase of the shared income but the breaker is the fourth income. that side as i said the rate is no proof of community. i show the two together because it does not show convergence but this man was heading the institute of studies in england, in london and he's one of the leading microeconomic researchers in the world . he is a winner of the nobel prize so he knows what economy is about so in joint work with him we showed innovat

she just gave her website she thought was the social security administration. "i gave them my phone number, address, my zip code, my social security number, and everything!" it all started when she lost her social security card...somewhere in her college hill apartment."i have a wallet, i can't find it, so i decided to send off for another one." so she googled social security card replacement, and came to govsimplified dot com....that promised an replacement. lot of people don't want the hassle off driving downtown to the social security office, or perhaps standing in line at their local post office. so they make it easy...but at a cost."i don't drive, so when i saw the other said you can get it online, i but when the asked for a credit card number, she realized it wasn't a government agency."he told me how much it is going to said i'm not paying for a social security card!" gov simplified is not a scam: it is a legitimate south florida based company that helps consumers with government services. it recently a 2015 class action suit accusing it of deceptive pra

it's -- remember, it's about social trust. there's no line you can draw between shia and sunni that will not be fought over. and just as the creation of south sudan did not magically resolve the conflicts inside sudan or south sudan. division will not automatically resolve the conflicts within iraq or syria. it's also not about institution building. after our military victories in iraq and afghanistan, the u.s. and our allies spent a lot of time standing up new institutions, parliaments, courts, political parties, central banks. and the idea is that you build this machine of government and you pop late it and start the gears turning and it should go. but i think we learned from these last 15 years that build institutions is not enough. it mattered how those institutions are populated and by whom. are they inclusive with everyone with a stake in the process. do they have a process that's fair and transparent. that brings me to the other insight that i want to leave you with before we have a broader conversation, which is that w

he does it on social media.hen congress finally voted to approve the keystone pipeline amash was only republican to vote no? why? the pipeline is good -- what is with you people? i want the oil. pipeline is a good thing. >> but the way the bills have been written, are such that one company is receiving a special benefit from the government. if you're going to improve the approval process you have to approve it for every company. you can't just decide that one company is going to be exempt and every other company has to follow the laws. john: that why is hayak firmly bense, hayak, one of my heroes. [applause] john: you stated your reasons on facebook. why? >> well i think it is important for people at home to know why we're voting on things and what we're voting on. we have to hold congress accountable. the only way to hold us accountable to hear from us what we're doing. i think it should be expectation of members of congress they explain themselves. they don't have to do it through facebook. they could use othe

social media is more a marketing term than a lived reality, necessarily. but it's definitely true, you can live in a better, more well furnished bubble than ever before but you can also find more weird -- all over the place than ever before. and we were talking about this, if you are in my age, i'm in my early 50s and i wanted to get reason magazine or a publication, i would mail away and it would take months and they wouldn't get it right or it wouldn't show up. it was hard. it's so much easier as a millennial to get more information at your fingertips about something, you are watching history channel and you are -- you have your laptop or tablet out and you are wikipediaing stuff as the show is on, it's a much richer environment for that kind of interesting. >> more access. i can see it for myself, too. i discovered the cato institution as a teenager, and i found out i was a libertarian and started reading about it. >> to follow a point on knowledge production and the threat to knowledge production. i think the problem the value the culture in society pu

mensaje que no deja llevar a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales.accidente en la azafata jimena suÁrez. cuyo mensaje en facebook se ha vuelto viral. presentadora: parte del mensaje dice: "dios no puedo explicar el dolor que siento. hasta ahora estoy en ello. hasta pronto". que en paz descansen todos ellos. presentador: lo mÁs seguro, es que no va a parar de hablarse en este fin de semana. en esta misma hora, avanza la repatriaciÓn de los cuerpos de las vÍctimas. presentadora: el primer vuelo saliÓ a paraguay. hoy continÚa el traslado a otros paÍses. esta compaÑera tiene lo Último desde colombia. adelante. reportera: buenos dÍas. los saludo de la funeraria san vicente. se prepara la caravana que va a partir encuestados minutos al aeropuerto internacional de rio negro. con los cuerpos de las vÍctimas de este fatÍdico accidente en las montaÑas. nos acompaÑa director de la funeraria. cÓmo va a ser el traslado? fernando: a las doce del mediodÍa vamos a salir. disponemos de 39 vehÍculos de transporte de los 50 cuerpos que son los Únicos que quedan. se han

and they are frightened about cuts to social security. my view is, we have got to expand social security benefits by lifting the cap on taxable income, if we do that we can extend social security for 50 years, only the top one and a half percent of people in this country will pay more in taxes. that's the right thing to do. but at the very least, president-elect trump has got to reassure the american people he is going to keep his promises. >> dickerson: all right, senator we are just going to take a quick break and be right back in a minute with more from senator bernie sanders. don't go away. mmy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happens to more people than you think... try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. i got your back. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. >> dickerson: and we are back with senator bernie sanders. senator, just going bac

social security is not universal.ou don't -- there are a lot of elderly people who are desperately poor, who have no income from social security, but on top of that, look, if you have a couple who are of retirement age, they're getting $20,000 a year. a whole lot of people receiving social security, that looks just fine. i've paid in the absolute full amount into social security all my life, and i get about $33,000 a year, and that's for somebody who paid in all that much. what would it have taken someone who pays into the payroll plan incentives to switch to something like i'm proposing? turns out with the math that if you offered people the choice of the $10,000 a year, discretionary income, and social security and say you can go into either system, you're a lot smarter if you go into the guaranteed basic income anytime after -- until the mid-'40s, and actually, even people in their late 40s or early 50s might very well choose to switch to this instead of social security, because the fact is social security isn't ve

and questions on another pressing issue, social care.around 1 million people who should be entitled to social care who are not receiving it, putting great pressure on them and their families. the reason, real—term spending on social care fell by 9% of the last parliament. to use the form of words with which you might be familiar, do you agree that for social care, crisis means crisis? as i have said, previously, i accept that there are pressures on social care. that is why the government has made available the opportunity for local authorities, as was set out in the local government finance settlement last week, the opportunity for extra money to be available to be spent on social care. but there is also a question not just about those short—term pressures, but in the medium term, ensuring that we are seeing delivery and best practice being introduced in terms of delivery of social care across the country. you talk about fewer people being able to access social care. actually there are many local authorities around the country where we a

some of the violence encouraged on social media. ktvu news' tom vacar with a look at what happened and asked the question if social media should be held responsible. >> the day after christmas and other nations is known as boxing day and yesterday was like a prize fight. >> chaos raindropped at malls and shopping centers. some of the mostly young troublemakers summoned over social media such as facebook or twitter. the mall in the denver area of aurora was one site. >> we had multiple scrimmages throughout the mall that we needed to close down the mall for public safety. >> at the upscale toney beach wood mall shoppers were freaked out. >> running and screaming. i seen a girl get trampled over. >> i am not processing it exactly. scared is a good thing. i have been calling everybody and just trying to get home. >> social media such as facebook and twitter are commercial enterprises that make money from ads aimed at users drawn to those sites. >> the 21-year-old decent's act protects social media such as facebook and twitter from any

presentador: sigue conectado con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales.e y respira tranquilo. ¿ya sabes qué regalar para las fiestas? ♪ verizon prepaid voy a regalar ♪ ♪ sin extra charges pa' cuidar el pocket ♪ ♪ tiene hd streaming otras son para llorar... ♪ (voz profunda) con verizon quedas awesome. ♪ si querías data, mira lo que trajo santa ♪ ♪ ya no se te acaba porque tiene always-on data ♪ ♪ 4g lte demasiada speed ♪ ♪ si lo piensas, dirás (voz profunda) "¡wow! ese es un buen deal." ♪ con verizon quedas awesome (vo) regala verizon prepaid con always-on data en la mejor red por solo $50 al mes. seguimos recibiendo tus mensejes en nuestra campaqa yo deseo y queremos compartir algunos ahora!!... presentador: precismente, queremos compartir alguno de ellos con ustedes. aquÍ tenemos algunos. todos ellos dicen lo que yo deseo de dar una feliz navidad y un feliz aÑo nuevo lleno de amor y alegrÍa todo el mundo. presentadora: tambiÉn, marie vÁsquez, dice que desea muchas felicidades y un prospero aÑo nuevo. presentador: finalmente, angela sÁnchez, dice que dese

a lot of these artists throughout history have recognized the art forms ability to bring about social change. they are just like us, living in their own time frame, and they want to reflect upon what is going on around them. and potentially influence society with their work. and the amazing thing about prints is it allows them to be powerful social tools, really, is they are relatively inexpensive to produce. they are multiple. they are less expensive to acquire. and so they really penetrate all aspects of society. and they are excellent platform with which to convey information, both image and text. a lot of artists have used print specifically for this reason. so we selected today from the collection a range of prints from the 18th century through to contemporary of artists dealing with social and political content. and what is really amazing is that while a lot of the specifics change -- so, the setting, the customs, the specific details of the current event -- the broader issues remain the same. these artists are dealing with things like political corruption , the difference betwe