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that will do little to placate the sunies. -- sunnis. >> let's look at the iraq situation. the new parliament is made up of 328 seats. the withdrawal of the main sunni alliance represents a fifth of the parliament. as seen here, they were in control. it's a coalition led by a former prime minister al-maliki state of law group, and has a majority 73 members. it is the other main group with 62 seats. we go to the london school of economics. there'd been a glimmer of hope until now. is it rite that the two sunni blocs withdraw? >> they are not saying that. they are saying that parliament will suspend, why the vice president, the other ministers are continuing in the government. nothing about wrong declarations. >> tell us what impact would the suspension have for them? >> well i doubt whether it will have any impact on the government. unless this suspension was joined by the kurdish block which made the numbers, suspending the participation. well, around half of the parliament but without the participation of any other group, this does not stop the work of the parliament. or p

. >> the war over gender, graduate at suni of new york is no longer using courtesy titles of mr. and miss in official written correspondent. in order to be more quote, gender inclusive, that's wonderful, the school's provost says it's merely guidance but some reportedly see it as restricted free speech. of course it is. new york city health department is asking parents of newborns to specify on birth certificates if the mother giving birth is male or female. i don't -- i don't -- what? >> are there men that can do this? i might sign up for having kids if i can pass that along. >> i know lizards can create their own eggs and off spring. >> i dated some lizards in college, i think. >> that's amazing. >> they were awful. >> what do you make of this general? >> i don't know what to make of it. it's out of control is what it is. >> remember the man who had the baby though? >> from oregon. absolutely. >> i actually think this is really disrespectful to human beings because what if you're an alien alien? what if it's artificial intelligence? what about if it is a reptiles? >> blogs are

john vialonte, professor, suny, buffalo. >> good morning. thank you very much for inviting me this morning. it's been an honor to present here in this very important mission, looking at the other side of the equation, as was mentioned before. i'm going to talk about something that no one else wants to talk about, and that's suicide. unfortunately, this particular occupation of policing, it's been suggested by research that there is a high number of police officers who kill themselves instead of being killed by others. in fact, in some estimates suicide is twice that of officers who are killed feloniously in the field. this is a very staggering sort of statistic. we've done two national studies on police suicide, the first one in 2009. we found that there were 141 police suicides in the united states. in 2012, we counted 112 police suicides in the united states. both male and female officers, suicide occurred at a similar rate in both years. suicide appeared to cluster in the 40- to 44-year group which is kind of almost at the end of a police

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i'm steve panude, i'm a suny farmingdale. this is a fabulous, rich discussion. i'm glad that it was here. i guess i wanted to just talk for a second or ask about the workplace. there's been a couple of discussions about sort of crises -- crisis of labor and i know, you know, in general questions tend to take one of two forms, why didn't you talk about my work or how does this relate to my work? so i'm going jump into the latter category there. i'm working on a manuscript looking at the challenges of organized labor in the post-war period and i'm actually getting right up to sort of redoing my chapter on the '70s and one of the things that's interesting and beverly, if i may, eluded to this perfectly. in doing the oral histories and the archival materials, there's really a genuine sense of turmoil, of crisis in the 1970s. so i'm on the one hand i'm really fascinated by this sort of turn in the his store i don't gofy and literature. on the other hand it can be challenging to reconcile that with actual -- the firsthand lived experience of people in workplaces talki

i'm steve panude, i'm a suny farmingdale. this is a fabulous, rich discussion. i'm glad that it was here. i guess i wanted to just talk for a second or ask about the workplace. there's been a couple of discussions about sort of crises -- crisis of labor and i know, you know, in general questions tend to take one of two forms, why didn't you talk about my work or how does this relate to my work? so i'm going jump into the latter category there. i'm working on a manuscript looking at the challenges of organized labor in the post-war period and i'm actually getting right up to sort of redoing my chapter on the '70s and one of the things that's interesting and beverly, if i may, eluded to this perfectly. in doing the oral histories and the archival materials, there's really a genuine sense of turmoil, of crisis in the 1970s. so i'm on the one hand i'm really fascinated by this sort of turn in the his store i don't gofy and literature. on the other hand it can be challenging to reconcile that with actual -- the firsthand lived experience of people in workplaces talki

so yes the word have i is going in and taking over the city with it's large ari, suni population andre are concerns and there's not unrealistic. >> okay. ben, thanks to you and also major general, we want you to stay with us and talk the us about the next story. >>> yeah, 10,000 troops in afghanistan and that's where defense secondary is right now. he arrived in kobul and to get a firsthand look, but major general, i want to stick with you on this one. are you surprised that he would go to afghanistan first and so soon given that the threat has been isis up to this point and that the focus has been on them? >> i am, but i am sure that there was a security determination. not to bring him into a baghdad. he could have gone or been secured. my first move would have been baghdad. that's the level of resolve so that government, so the very first move would have been extern external to the defendant of defense. going to after gab stan makes perfect sense. that's where the soldiers are in combat. it still exists, and we have deploy deployed soldiers there. sure, going baghdad would have sen

host: our guest was educated at suny and has a phd from columbia. she is now with brookings.aul is on the line from cleveland. caller: how are you doing? host: good, how are you? caller: good. why did sally may turn their loans over to this company? it seems like they are in a foreign country. my other question is, what is up with these other numbers that call you and say you can get your loan reduce store forgiven. what is up with that? guest: the first question, you are talking about sallie mae handing their loans over. what is happening there is something that happens over and over. the servicing of loans is being transferred from one company to another. that disrupts the service that borrowers face during repayment. that is probably a concern. i think one of the messages we have been getting over and over is we need to pay more attention to the service borrowers are getting during repayment periods on their loans. host: does it pay significant role in the credit score? guest: it does. the credit score and the agencies have proprietary algorithms for credit score. it is fu