ssa start talk about in which if you like is, unless it's up recement on his part perhaps. >> do you still record trade absolute. as soon as i finished a book. when i go away i just got back from australia as i read about five or six books when i was gone and it's like the first thing i do when i get home as ii get in there and i write down the name of every book. >> host: what made you begin that process? >> guest: i was essentially a failed teenage diarist. select every young girl with ambitions i recorded my thoughts in a journal, in a diary, and it turned out that those entries were awful. i would go back and it would read them and both the content which is about teenage angst like fights with my parents or with friends, and the writing was terrible. there was no anne frank or any joe marcher into being giving into. they were kind of awful to look back on. and also i realize that all of events that i've recorded in the things i wanted to forget, where i saw like with this book, not reported but i want river which is what i was reading with all this other stuff is going on. >> hos

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ssa for that reason, -- precisely for that reason, they will want conformity throughout their offices. it will make sense to incorporate these practices throughout their offices >> jessica, this takes effect in january ? >> it takes effect july 2018. >> thanks for coming in.>>> we are hours away from finding out whether or not o.j. simpson will be released from state prison in nevada. i will show you the preparations underway right now in carson city. >>> o.j. simpson's parole hearing is tomorrow morning. he was sentenced for 9 through 30 years for armed robbery in 2007. >> that was when he burst throughout las vegas hotel room door demanding the return of sports memorabilia. ken wayne is live in carson city, nevada.>>> reporter: heather and frank it is hot, windy and smoky in carson city. all the smoke coming from the fires in the sierra. that is not why everybody is here. it is because of the o.j. simpson case. if you recall back in the 90s, all the media got together in one encampment, known as camp oj. it is not as big as it was in los angeles in carson city, there is a lot of int

. >> that's what you say when you don't have anything to city ssa substantive. >> can we kill the music >> it's not a capacity strained industry when you do away with stores and everybody else rushes and makes more profitable. >> you are incorrect >> i'm not incorrect not everybody in the world is going to buy all of their goods online that is fallacy. you can rationalize and have been rationalizing the size of the brick and mortar industry and that's where you are right now. >> that's not the case don't let facts get in the way >> all right let's talk tech now. specifically google. that stock is under pressure a bit today following its earnings let's welcome karen firestone from asset management. how are you, karen >> i'm good. how are you? >> so help me understand this. you already own google, is that right? >> we do we have a big position in google >> were you looking to buy more off of a dip in this stock >> we thought if the stock went down more than 4%, we would step in and buy it's interesting that it was a slightly disappointing quarter, but it's done down 3% today. it was a dec

about the value of institutions like cbo, the office of the actuary here, the office of the actuary at ssa, they're absolutely critical to what we need. i cannot tell you how much value i think they add. let me make a couple of points. the hard thing about coming last is so many of the good points have been made. i'll associate myself with some, hopefully correct one or two others. the first thing i would say is one of the biggest pieces of news in this report which we've kind of gone right past is that the -- most of the analysts in the private sector had been predicting this would happen. first, a president said i'm not going to cut medicare would have to propose cuts to medicare. remember, under the law it doesn't matter whether the board exists or not. if the board fails to report, then the duty to report falls to the secretary. secretary has to make proposals if congress fails to act, they get put into place. that whole mechanism would have played out and could still play out next year or the year after in a way for a president who likes to negotiate could give him a certain amount of

point about the value of institutions, the office of the actuary here, the office of the actuary at ssa, they're absolutely critical to what we need and i cannot tell you how much value i think they have. a couple points and coming glass, there's so many good points that have been made. they're quite correct with one or two others. the first thing i would say is one of the biggest pieces of news in this report which we've kind of been glaring right past is that the ipad did not trigger. i've been watching this and i think most of the analysts i know in the private sector have been predicting this was going to happen. think about for a moment what would have happened had it happen. the first is the president who had said i'm not going to cut medicare would have to proposed cuts to medicare. remember that under the law it doesn't matter whether it is or not, if the board fails to report in the duty to report for to the secretary. the secretary has to make proposals and they get put into place. that whole mechanism would have played out and could still play out next year or the year after

known as the x-ray laser the experiment that could with one weapon eliminate the entire first wave of ssa as they streak over and hit thousands of targetses in one blast that, of course, was a fantasy and never true i looked at the x-ray level indepght in the house service committee it and like other o particle beam weapons and speed of light weapons turned the to be a fantasy militarily -- impractical economically impractical but that's why people thought you might be able to do this. it wasn't because they thought we could get better ground base interceptors or hit to kill better. this was never the plan but always a small -- tertiary lay per and couldn't build space in all of the proponents of missile defense are continuing this cargo cult that they have. thinking that some kind of technology is going to come out of the sky and protect us from ballistic missiles it is not going to happen. ground base ballistic missiles will not protect you from ballistic missiles but never be pest and only way toe limit ballistic missiles is to eliminate ballistic missiles with treely that eliminate th

in my mind the regulations allowed for the importation of the ssa. i don't have a sense of you giving adequate explanation. >> i apologize for not being clear. again, i am speaking in broader terms in terms of when you look at. >> is there one specific or one or two specific name? back again, i would ask that i be allowed to provide that opportunity for the record owing back. >> that's fine. i'd love to hear those specifi specifics. >> in both the president's budget proposal in fy 18 health labor bill, more than $2 billion in funding for title ii the largest funding directly supporting teachers and students will be completely eliminated. in your role as superintendent and now being president-elect of aa as a, how would the elimination of title ii funding affect your abilities to support teachers and implement the essa? >> the most critical resource we have our human resources and it's especially of our teachers who touch a student every day. not having that funding in order to support professional development that would allow us to continue to ensure