if you look at the blue bar, you can see -- that's the one on the left side. you can't see it. volume grew by 9 percent, so we spent more than 140 more on health care and nine was due to volume. we were spending more than double. the cpi during that time period was 40. so prices which is what's left more than doubled during that time period or almost doubled, not quite doubled during that time period. and that's due in large part to the lost of competition in the hospital sector. >> all right. here's your california -- here's your los angeles, san francisco comparison which gets, i think at the point you were mentioning. so this looks at the cost per day in the hospital in california for 2011. and what medicare pays and what commercial payers pay and this is adjusted by cost of the living. medicare pays more. for whatever reason, cost per day is higher in san francisco under the medicare program. if you look at commercial payers, they pay much more in san francisco than los angeles. well, one the main reasons is los angeles is a much more competitive market. within 30 miles of

look at total spendings between 1995 and 1999 grew 15 percent, that's the red bar, and that's decomposed into volume, and that's the blue bar and volume grew by five percent and the cpi grew by six percent, so if you take those out, price increases during that time for hospital care in california, relatively small. that was the era of competition. >> all right. questions for you on this chart. as we were going through the cpc discussions earlier this year or last year at this point, a lot of it -- is cpi the right measure. we talk about the medical inflation and a different matrix and forgive me ignorance, what's more relevant in this discussion? >> the problem -- one problem with the medical cpi, that measures the prices of medical, so it's circular. so there's a whole literature on what's the right index. i think for our purposes here, the cpi is not bad because basically you want to measure -- what are the input prices that providers have to pay to deliver the services and that includes wages and other things that they have to purchase as input. now, what this slide doesn't show is improving in quality and the mix of

in the middle blue bar, you can see the impact to the cost of someone who chose to go to the highest quality, most cost efficient providers around the country. we saw about a 20 to 30% reduction in costs. when you include travel, so we plaid for travel and a companion to travel. similar to what health purse is doing. again, about a 30 perts decrease in cost and from a quality perspective, no adverse side effects. potentially avoidable complications, there were none, by someone maybe not going to a facility in their hometown. where they had to travel for that knee replacement. we had people traveling around the country for those surgeries and had great feedback and experiences and as you can see, great quality and low cost for our members or associates and overall, i would say our associates are very pleased with the programs. one of the things we thought we would hear is a lot of pushback. you're just shifting the cost to me. instead, we're hearing thank you. thank you for letting me know there's such a big difference in cost in my community and if i know i can go some place else and

the blue bar in the front is just genetic evidence. the red bar in the back is an urological evidence. -- neurological evidence. what kind of claim are they making? the biggest bar is mitigation. which makes sense. it started as a punishment theory. there are some other surprising features which i will go into with some illustration of the cases. in competency cases it is showing up all the time. in challenges to the mental state of the individuals there are claims about whether or not the person had the ability to have the mental state necessary to commit the crime. the gamut.s it is not just a punishment theory anymore. that is where i want to start. i just started by criminal law class this past week. the first day of criminal law what i always do is have a conversation with students about why do we punish criminals. we hold people accountable for their actions? is it just an eye for an eye? is it retreated. ? base theirerrent to he? are we doing it for the utilities of society to safeguard individuals? it trying to reintegrate peop

this just tells you -- the red bar is bad for the criminal defenses. the blue bar is good for the criminal defenses. whenever you are in the room you should see a lough red. you should see a little bit of blue and the little bit of blue you should see is around mitigation. in effective assistance of counsel mitigation, and soming aggravation. in general, it's not working we again, remember it's a subset of cases. it may be more effective in plea bargaining. in cases where there's good evidence of neurological or biological it may never get to trial. it may be a skewed sample. at least in the casing i'm looking at it's not having a huge impact as of yet. it's causing people to ask a lot of questions. the amount of ink the people are spilling and trying to address these issues is increasing in volume. so it's an issue that we're going to have to address. so in conclusion, the use of this evidence is rapidly expanding, and we're going have to figure out what it means for concept of responsibility and punishment. it's showing up in a lot of criminal cases. primaril

the blue shaded region represents that's trips by annual members. and then the green line below represents trips by casual members. you can see where the green bar and the lowest valleys are on both of the blue graphs that's weekends and you can see that the casual usage is higher generally on the weekend where as the annual members and overall really peaks midweek. >> why do you think that is and some of the casual users people enjoying their weekends. >> certainly. >> why are they most likely to rise during the week? >> i think a lot of commute trips but there's more people in the service area during the week there for work but may be using the bikes for trips un related to work as well. >> the feedback that i have gotten to expand on that point, the locations are really good for work right now so they are at convenient locations if you were going from home to work and between hotels and caltrans that makes sense so they can do the errands the grocery shopping and meeting friends. so i wasn't sure if you had maps where you kind of see the usage along these selected stops that were picked for this pilot. >> i'll get to it in the next few slides

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. >> when the blast goes off, filmmaker jack baxter is finishing up a shoot on his documentary called "blues by the beach" about this unique barviv. >> we started doing a documentary about mike's place. and the waitresses, the bartenders, to try to get that perspective. pretty much stay out of the politics. >> i want y'all to take care of the people here in the house, the waitresses, the bartenders. this is a song about freedom. >> mike's place is where people come to escape the tension of a country too often torn apart by terrorism. the bar has an international feel. nearly everyone speaks english and talking about politics and religion is discouraged. >> a good bartender knows how to get out of it eloquently. a good line is, are we still talking about sex? >> jack has chosen mike's place as the subject of his documentary to show how israelis are coping with the violence. >> why not? >> over the course of just two weeks, jack has become close friends with the owner, the bartender, avi who works security and dominique, a 24-year-old waitress from france who has dreams of opening her own pastry shop. >> she really affected me a

. >> so it's an accident that the party which can only thought of as the blue party was responsible for the blue ends of the bar graph. interesting. so is it fair to say, to think of the $2,002,000,000,000 shortfall we're talking about the difference between the $41 billion deficit that you're facing because mortgages originated under republican appointed regulation, and the roughly 37 billion that have been recovered since democrats have taken back control? is that a fair statement of the difference? >> it is absolutely true that the legacy books that are causing us the substantial problems are from the 2006 to early 2009 -- >> so there's also talk about accountability. if you look at the fact that the party that was responsible for running of all the red bar graphs, ones removed from power. i think there is accountability and the fact that you're a presidential appointee is a reflection of that accountability. now, i want to change subjects a little bit towards what rules could have been in place that might've prevented the disaster of the 2001-2009 but there's the suggestion has been made. there some researc

the so-called bikini bars. it's turning san jose into the bay area's sin city. >> blue chip stocks are starting the day in unchartederritory. >> the rally of 2013 continues. alexis christoforous of cbs money watch.com joins us now. good morning. >> what a year it's been for investors. the stock market's on track for its best year in a decade, and it could be another one for the record books today. stock futures are pointing to a higher open. yesterday the dow jumped 109 points to close above 16,000 for the first time ever, and the nasdaq rose 48. >> a silicon valley jury ordered samsung to pay apple $290 million in an ongoing patent dispute. the verdict covers 13 samsung devices which a previous jury found copied features from apple's iphone and ipad. damages total nearly a billion dollars. samsung plans to appeal. >>> it is cheaper to finance a home this week. interest rates are lower after two weeks of increases. freddie mac says the average rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage fell from 34.5% to 4 .22%. >>> and wal-mart kick off black friday deals today a week early. also starting today, the nation's largest retaile

the retail index. that is a flawed sector. it's really hit and miss. angie: topic three:gold in toilet -- jet blue made news this week after more than a million dollars in gold bars were found in the jet's restroom-- is time for traders to flush their positions in gold? alan: i feel like it sometimes. 1250 is a very important pivot point in gold. it was the lowest in august and here in november. sometimes when things look the worst, that's when you have to start looking at them for the long term anyways. james: any rally in the gold market has been a sell this year. i'm currently not long gold and have no plans to get long gold even at these depressed levels here. we've seen it fall through every one of these key pivots and find sellers aggressively. alan: the dollar is the key. if the dollar gets back below 80 we could get some life in gold. and at somepoint if anything happend with the stock market--- any pullback it's gonna have some safe haven value. right now it's just a forgotten stepchild. angie: here is your bonus round question. with thanksgiving in mind, name the first president to pardon a turkey. was it a) richard nixon, b)john f. kennedy, or c)harry

the driver apparently lost control underneath interstate 66. this is all that's left of it. good thing no one was injured in that, miraculous. >>> a legendary d.c. area blues guitarist has passed away. the owner of the bar madam jordan tells us bobby parker died last night after an asthma attack. he had a big hit watch your step which is often quoted as the source of a beatles hit i feel fine. he was 76. >>> from the website fiasco and secretary sebelius on the congressional hot seat it was a pretty rough week for the obama administration and face the nation bob schieffer is here to tell us what to expect this sunday. obviously obamacare or what's left of it will be your main subject matter, bob. >> i would think, so derek, but the problem we have this coming sunday is where do you start? the whole world is kind off news overload here. we not only have this obamacare controversy, but we also got the nsa and the latest revelations there, the drone strike that took out the taliban leader. we want to touch on that and then today, of course, this guy walks into the los angeles airport with an assault rifle and starts shooting. as it turns out, we have two officials who know something about all of those thin

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he wants to have a big margin against the democrat bar bro so he can say look what i can do in a blueat's the paioint he's tryi to make. shakespeare knows that and my father is a lawyer so i can say that. he's going to win this state in a land slide. is there any way he wins it in 2016 and that is measure of success or failure? >> sure. >> as candy said, you look at hillary clinton and chris christie in polls and hilary bests him. >> it's not about winning new jersey but more about playing the base. it's a memo to the gop for 2016 and the margins will be so crucial making the case he cannot only unite republicans but democrats in a state where new jersey almost half the voters are independence and win hispanics and increase african american voters and women. that's a revolution for the republican party. >> women, where he's been very open i know, he's had a problem with that before. he's turned that around, though. >> he has. he won 8 or 9.5% of african american voters. he wants to double that. a big getter gap hurting the gop. chris christie's margin becomes a real marker and how the

then sweet little lady i'll head back to the bar ♪ and you can kiss my ass 'cause i've got friends in low places ♪ where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my bluessocial graces ♪ think i'll slip on down to the oasis ♪ oh, i've got friends in low places ♪ cause, i've got friends you want it? in low places. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> i couldn't have asked for a better night. thank you for my life! ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> wait until you see what else we found at some local restaurants. black friday is just wrapping up, but some people got more than they bargained for. wait until you see some of the brawls that broke out. >>> we'll get to all of that. the investigation into the murder of a u.s. postal service mail man is intensifying. they are looking for answers as to why this 26-year-old male carrier was gunned down. one week later, no arrests heavy been made. we have more. >> reporter: authorities have been out passing out fliers like this one offering a cash reward detailing what happened. they'll be back here tomorrow canvassing the neighborhood and going

he's winning. 16% of the election in new jersey african americans. it's blue because they are going for bar bro buono and chris christi, up from 9% four years ago. chris christie will say i'm doing better than mccain or romney but built support among african americans. not so much in new jersey, la at that time tinos make up 8% of the population in new jersey but critically important in swing states. wolf, chris christie getting nearly half. 45% of the latino vote and that 32% and he can go and make the case to national republicans where voters we've been weak, i'm not only performing strong but improving. nearly half of the voters of new jersey today describe themselves as moderates. chris christi winning big among the voting blocks. that's the reason he's winning bi today. this is not a liberal state. president obama won it big both times but the mood is not liberal. split on october 50-49 and split, wolf, on the president's approval performance. chris christie is make a case. yes, his state is blue, not since 19 88 has it voted for republican. chris christie is make the case he won big a

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