we have the top baby names for 2012. c and sweet, still in for the girls top picks, emma, isabella and olivia. and the top name for the second year in a row is sophia. for a boys, it's a mix of the old and new. mason, ethan and william are top picks. if you want the kids to have the same name as five of his friends, jacob topped the boys list for the last 12 years in a row. the most regal expectations are what the william and kate will name their little baby. >>> would you take a one-way trip to mars to be forever remembered to be the first human to reach the red planet? 80,000 applied to become so-called pioneers with mars 1. since the nonprofits application process began last month, it plans to land four people on the red planet in 2023 as permanent columnists. this is a one-way ticket. you're never coming back. mars 1 hopes to pay the tab by making it a global reality tv event and then funeral. >>> do you think celebrities are too busy to read the tweets about them? they read them last night on "jimmy kimmel." >> i jus

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and the top 1% haven anincrease of 628,000 and the -- have an increase of 628,000 and the top 1% of the 1% received an increase that's equivalent of five miles to the one inch of crines -- increase that the bottom 90% have made. what do we need to do? the center for american progress said a middle class can promote the development of human capital, it creates a stable source of demands for goods and services. one of the key findings of that book is that people, when they had that income matched by their productivity, it went back into buying more goodes and -- goods and kept the economy stable and when those changes took place, since the nixon administration, that's what's helped to create this strong inequality. it incubates the next jean ration -- generation of entrepreneurs and it supports economic institutions to make sure we have solid economic growth. so what do we need to do differently? one, we need to have tax rules that are fair for everyone. we immediately make sure that everyone pays their fair share. we don't incentivize companies to ship jobs overseas and we promote the cr

sorry, honey. >> it is now 58 after the top of the hour.e the house here's what's happening today. as the sun rises in america's heartland people are getting their first glimpse of the devastation from those deadly tornadoes. at least one person dead, more than 20 people injured and more tornadoes expected today. >>> major traffic problems expected from connecticut into new york city today as train service is shut down. two trains collided on friday afternoon. at least 76 were injured. train repairs could take several more days. >>> who's america's next multimillionaire? well, the country waits for the winner of the $600 million powerball jackpot to claim the prize. >> not us. time to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. very good. a mom graduating from the university of colorado denver gets a surprise of her life when her son navy officer zachary drake shows up at her graduation ceremony. >> next the bad. a man catches his wife cheating while she's arguing with her -- while he's arguing with her on the balcon

the ball rolling with football and with two games to go to school have gone five points clear at the top of the russian premier league and on course for their first championship crown in seven years after thrashing lucky for one in the moscow darby which of on poor feet has all the weekend action. thanks i be. cisco when five points clear at the top of the table with just two games to go to triumph in for one of the committee the moscow darby book the love putting me on women one up after only six minutes when our. soon made it to a member go over to the second just before the break to me to toss or paula go by and follow her early in the second half but say to me are made for one and give serious count course for the first league title in seven years. i've seen its hopes of keeping that title for a third straight year took a huge ten's of champions or held one one at struggling rust of record signing x.i.v. sell strong after six minutes of the tally the arc of equalized from penalties for so many minutes under spight losing to a fake i chose to stop a time bookings the home side home th

that will be one of the top stories. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. >>> the coast guard and police officials have started their investigation into the deadly capsizing of an america's cup boat on san francisco bay. the swedish entry into the america's cup artemis was training on the bay yesterday morning when the catamaran capsized. 36-year-old andrew simpson was trapped under the both and died. the coast guard, san francisco police and the america's cup event authority are all investigating the incident. in the past hour, investigators spoke publicly about the accident. claudine wong is live in san francisco with the emotional tribute to the artemis sailor who died and their thoughts on how this will affect the races on the bay. >> reporter: that press conference wrapped up been the past ten minutes at pier 37. if you take a look around, you can see people breaking down and the interview still being conducted. we've learned organizers said nothing is off the table which means there could be no changes following this accident or the

at the top, good. we're going to say that this is the glass from here on down, so how would you break it? do i just want to take it like this and smash it this way? no. the end of the board, going to use the end of the board, but i'm also going to remember that the glass can hurt me. if i were to hit it like this, the glass could slide down, cut my hand. so you want to start at the top like he said, hold this down, turn your head away, you start at the top and smash the glass this way down like that. if it does slide down, it's going to go away from you and not towards your hand. real simple. use a long-handled tool, stand to one side, strike up at the top and you want to clean it all out before you go in there. in this part of the lecture we're going to talk about structural damage. we're going to talk about triaging buildings now, believe it or not. we're going to talk about how to look at structural damage and tag these buildings either light, moderate or heavy damage buildings. we're going it talk a

to help the top. you wonder why people in europe are in the streets? they wonder why you are not. because it is the same process. and as soon as the election who plot is over, you will be seeing on your daily newspaper all the signs of the cutbacks here that are called in europe austerity, a way to pay for the crisis you didn't cause, for the bailout you didn't get. but you get to pay for it. and as long as you, the people of this country, permitted, it will continue. that is why those people in europe are in the streets because they want their government to know they are not going to tolerate it. where does that end? no one knows. but the political and economic turmoil in europe is the worst and most profound that they have seen in half a century. and if you think that the atlantic ocean is going to prevent that sort of thing from bubbling up here, you are very naÏve. .k so much for what is happening, and so much for a government that can't figure out what to do. was it always this way? before i give

but there you can see the two of them over the top of each other. there's the seawall site and we're finished now. just [speaker not understood]. a little glass bridge that goes across between the two hotel components. there is a 40 foot high podium that runs between the residential and the hotel component that's no higher than the water mark podium that exists today so we're staying with that level. it's also lower than many of the other podiums that move up and down along the embarcadaro in this particular place. our key feature here that is we don't want to have kind of a flat top across the entire site. we want to create a little bit of variety in scale and forms as you move along the embarcadaro as you move along this stretch. i believe that is the last image. thank you. >> very impressive how you ran through that. thank you. [laughter] >> i didn't want the beeper to go off. thank you. commissioner, thank you for allowing me to extend a little bit of extra time. and they may have

edwards the only ford inside the top it ten. ey had some problems here. >> chris: joe gibbs racing successful. news on kyle busch and steve byrnes has the latest. steve? >> steve: we got confirmation from the crew chief on the 18 dave rogers that kyle busch had a cut right-rear tire. in fact, when they got it into the garage there was only 12-pounds of air pressure in the right-rear tire. >> chris: thanks, steve. lap leader for the entire season so far is matt kenseth. right behind him is kyle busch and joe gibbs racing celebrating a one-two finish. we'll have more from darlington, south carolina in just a moment. we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of tim and laura. it's amazing how appreciative people are when you tell them they could save a lot of money on their car insurance by switching to geico...they may even make you their best man. may i have the rings please? ah, helzberg diamonds. nice choice, mate. ...and now in the presence of these guests we join this loving couple. oh dear... geico. 15 minutes could s

plus this spectacular video from the top of the washington monument. >> clouds, drizzle, showers, evenew thunderstorms tomorrow but get >> it's been one year since the god father of go go passed away. this week friends, family members and friends celebrated chuck brown's legacy. >> the days of the chuck brown go go concerts ended last year with his death. today the howard theater prepared to remember him with a concert of go go great that would include some of his children that came to talk with us today. >> he taught us to be strong. we have to be strong for the fans. >> with the fans supporting us throughout all this time -- >> a steady stream of fans came all day buying tickets for the show. >> chuck was a great man. >> and the children remember the great out pouring last year from the crowds that lined up to view his body to the thousands who attended the funeral the government sponsored. >> to see the streets flooded with people dancing and being grateful for my father. >> today they looked at his images and remembered and his 14-year-old grandson had his own point of view. >> it'

and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the whole reason why it was built that high and had the elevator access immediately from the beginning as part of its features. >> my fear's studio was just down the street steps. we were in a very small apartment and that was our backyard. when the

if the proposed resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to establish the top of broadway community benefit district is approved, the department of elections will mail out ballots to all parcel owners within the proposed expanded boundaries on or near june 7th. the resolution of intention on july 23rd a ballot hearing would occur or as soon as possible, where ballots would be counted, and if the required property owner vote threshold is met on july 23rd, the board of supervisors could vote to establish the renewed district at that time. excuse, not the renewed district, but to establish the proposed district. if approved the district will begin collecting assessments as of -- it would go -- the collection year starts july 1st and the assessments would be put on the property tax bills that go out in fall of this year and the term that is proposed 8 years for the district. so assessments will be collected for eight years and services will be provided for eight years to the parcels within the district. if you have any other further questions i would be happy to answe

you you >> 17 until the top of the hour.ines in t-- airlines collected 6 billion in baggage and reservation change fees. that's the highest amount ever. passengers likely won't get relief any time soon. the fees helped the industry make more money rachlt new study out of holland finds 30 percent of women have mutated dna that fuels the development of fatty tissue making them more likely to pack on the pounds. researchers say while you can't change your genes you can change your eating and exercise habits. mcdonald mcribs meet your mcrival. the bk rib sandwich boneless like the mcrib. there are other items like a pulled pork sandwich and sweet potato fridaes. >> they came to the united states so they could home school their children. a major set back for one german family. their request for asylum has been denied. anna kooiman is following this development. >> a u.s. appeals court ruling the family failed to prove their case and the situation does not qualify them for political or religious asylum here in the united states. t

with two games to go to school have gone five points clear at the top of the russian premier league and on course for their first championship crown in seventy is not a thrashing lucky for one in the moscow doll but you're on point has all the weekend action. thank you i. say sky when five points clear at the top of the table with just two games to go to triumph in for one of the committee the moscow darby putting the all newman one up after only six minutes when our son soon made it through and then boggle over to second just before the break to me to toss a poor go buy in for loco early in the second half but ceded to me are made for one and have serious concourse for the first lee tunnel in seven years. thank you five cities hopes of keeping their title for a third straight year took a huge ten's of champions or held one minute struggling rostow record signing acts of each cell struck off a six minutes but the tally diac of equalized from a penalty spot in the a.t.f. minutes under spight losing to mark a car chose to stop a time bookings the home side hung on a move a point clear a b

but there you can see the two of them over the top of each other. there's the seawall site and we're finished now. just [speaker not understood]. a little glass bridge that goes across between the two hotel components. there is a 40 foot high podium that runs between the residential and the hotel component that's no higher than the water mark podium that exists today so we're staying with that level. it's also lower than many

it is 16 after the top of the hour. a helicopter comes crashing down in the middle of a busy honolulu street. police say the chopper lost power and forced to make an emergency landing. amazingly neither the pilot nor the passenger on board were hurt. urban outfitters is causing a stir over the prescription shot glasses. that's right. shot glasses. they look like prescription bottles. they want the bottles off the shelves saying they promote drug use. urban outfitters saying they don't respond. >> jody arias is facing the possible she will be put to death. >> we the jury dually i am panelled and sworn in the above action do find the defendant as to count one first degree murder guilty. >> je jodi arias showing little emotion as they found her guilty of the death . >> i think i went blank. i don't know. i feel overwhelmed. i think i just need to take it a day at a time. it was unexpected for me, yes, because there was no pre-meditation on my part. i could see how things look that way. >> are you focusing on the court or f

maybe let's just ride around the top, it's getting late. e equation, everybody will have have to make one more stop. it's coming with 20 to go. what will they do? fuel only. i don't think any driver will have his team change all four. maybe two left, maybe two right. to me that's the x-factor. >> saturday night under the lights, darlington, south carolina, annual mother's day southern 500 mother's day within. >> larry what year, dillon, drove for robert yates, drove the 88 character ran so good. >> a couple of poles for robert yates. >> won the day tone ta na. >> this guy knows how to draft. >> he's sitting there in fifth. number 38. in front of jimmie johnson. one toyota, four fords, two chevrolet, a pair of toyotas, a pair of chevrolets and so on back. no clear advantage except when matt kenseth leading the train around talladega, he has generally been hard to pass it's the four fords that gang up on kenseth. the rest of the ford from him. now that second group has gone to the bottom groove in the corner trying to take the short way around

the top story on our t.v. a massive car blast kills at least fifteen people including children outside a hospital in the libyan city of benghazi. police in the u.s. are hunting for a group of gunman who went on a shooting rampage during a mother's day parade in new orleans injuring nineteen people. also reporting as part of the pressure on the syrian government and support for the opposition leaders of britain and the u.s. present their vision for ending the country's civil war. and spyware made by a british firm has allegedly been used to activists in bahrain we hear from a rights campaigner who's raising the.

>> back to the top story. ple want to know how did the three cleveland women and a little girl go undetected for a decade. >> i went to his house the first couple years i met him for rehearsal and everything. two years back i was moving out of my house and i sold him some appliances and he took a buven of stuff from my garage. he said can you help me take some of this stuff home. sure no problem. we unloaded the appliances in the driveway. helped him take some of the stuff inside the house. so i got as far as the living room pretty much. we didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. >> now that these women are free what are the next steps for them? let's ask psycho therapist thomas. >> we are hear being jaycie dugard who was held for years and she is giving advice to women this is not who you are, this is just what happened to you. a lot to take in. >> 10 years of psychological manipulation that becomes your norm now. what you are saying and what other women are saying who am i? who am i that's the question. e

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these are the top five stories making news at this hour. a real scare on the runway, two planes brushing up against one another as they got ready for takeoff. this was the scene at the airport. a scandinavian airlines plane clipping the tail of a united plane as they were taxiing down the runway. no one was hurt. they are looking into what caused the mishap. >> the justice department will appeal on plan b morning after pill. the judge who issued the ruling exceeded his authority and wants this controversial decision suspended while the appeal is underway. this after the fda said girls as young as 15 could get the contraception over the counter without a prescription or permission from their parents. >> it turned into real mayhem last night. look at this. >> police used pepper strpray broke up a dozen unruly demonstrators. they through rocks and even fireworks at police. 8 officers were hurt. >> t >> it took two hours to hoist the 250 pound piece of wing out of the alley where it was discovered three blocks from ground zero. they brought it t

it is half past the top of the hour. it is time for the top stories making news at this hour. we are getting our first look from the damage of the massive fire that happened on a royal caribbean cruise ship. all of this started at 3:00 a.m. monday as the grandeur of the seas was saling to the bahamas. they were waiting for hours five life boats crews put out the flames. no one was hurt and the cruise never lost power. the passengers are being refunded. they are being bloflown back to baltimore today. there have been 20 fires aboard cruise ships in just the last 3 months. ainsley? >> today will be the first in court for grant accord for noting a bomb of his school. they found 6 homemade bombs hidden in his house along with a detailed plan for that attack. his court appearance comes the same day as students head back to the high school for the first time since all of this occurred. extra police will be there on hand to help the students feel a little safer. >> this man expected to make his first court appearance today. alexander herrera accused of making unusual statements as he

your accent needs a little work. >> two minutes till the top. ouse here's what's happening today. lawmakers are demanding some obama administration officials retestify on the benghazi terror attack. specifically secretary of state clinton. cleveland prosecutors are considering adding murder charges against ariel castro. they are citing the five miscarriages he's accused of causing by beating the women. >> prince harry will visit arlington national cemetery this morning, stopping at the burial ground remembering service members killed in iraq and afghanistan since 2001. >> time for your brew on this question of the day responses. earlier we were showing you viral videos from this week. the little goat trying to befriend that giant pig, the water skiing baby or the treadmill dancer. >> we asked which v was your favorite. michelle said my favorite was the baby goat trying to get the hog to play. >> albert said i like the baby water skiing video. looks very funny and the baby seems to be saying, yeah, this is mitre -- my territory. don't tread on me.

the top 5 stories at this hour. anti missile battles from the north as it braces for possible retaliation from syria. syria warning all options are on the table after the late he is air strike on military targets. israel says it will not hesitate to stop chemical and other weapons from getting into the hands of terrorists. this comes as president obama comes under fire for failing to act. >> the whole situation is becoming more and more expansive and unfortunately the red line that the president of the united states written was apparently where is ten in disappearing ink. >> mccain says they should establish a safe zone and give weapons to quote the right people. >> a night of celebration turns tragic. a bride and four friends were killed when their limo was engulfed in flames. the fire was caught on tape by other women. 9 women were headed to a bachelorette party in san francisco. three women escaped through the back door one climbed through the partition and got out of the front but five others were trapped inside.

workers raised an 800-on to spire to the top of the tower. once permanently attached, the new trade center will stand. 1776 feet making it the tallest building in the western hemisphere. >>> now it's time for your first look at this morning's scramble politi politics. you might know her as queen b., but the fed's have their own name. b-6. that's how she's referred to in documents after a freedom of information request by bloomberg news. they filed the request after lip sync gate. not one page mentions the singer by name. >>> new hampshire senator kelli ayotte is defending her vote with a bill for equal pay. they already have enough laws. >> didn't add, it created a lot of burdens. i think it would have been hard to make it more difficult for job creators to create jobs. >> and has gotten an earful from both sides and seen her approval rate i rating dip. >>> two senators kay hagan and mary landrieu are seeing their numbers climb. a new policy shows voters in their home states are more likely to support them following their yes votes on the gun

steph curry, the top layup, warrior warriors -- the series tied at 1-1. henry wofford at alamo city. >> reporter: klay thompson had a huge game. he wasn't just the best offensive player on the court. he was the best defensive player on the court. and he did have a motivating factor. it's his toughest critic, his dad drove him to play so well in game two. >> my dad may be my biggest critic. every single day he tells me to stay out of foul trouble. i probably gave him a hemorrhage the other night. and, you know i thought i did a good job not making dunks like i did in game one. i try to play as hard as i could. >> the shots he was hitting. he had to go 8 for 9 in the playoffs, that's unheard of. and he -- he was just aggressive, that's his word. confident in every shot he took. >> after their victory, the warriors ran back to their locker room chanting, back to the bay, back to the bay. they are happy and looking forward to playing at oracle arena, where they have 19,000 fans cheering for them, continue ed of against them. the san antonio spurs have struggl

see right at the top there -- >> the orange, yellow area. >> right at the top. that's good frontal lobe functioning. look on the right. the murderer, a distinct lack of activation in the very frontal region of the brain. >> that's an area of the brain often associated with judgment, but also inhibition. >> absolutely. it's part of the brain that regulates emotion, regulates impulsive action. a bit like the guardian angel on behavior or like the brakes on a car. if the brakes are open the car gets out of control. the same could be said of an individual with poor frontal lobe function. they can get out of control and become impulsively violent. >> you make these revelations about what's happening in the brain but also the physiology. talking about something as simple as heart rate. regardless of what's happening in the brain and the heart rate, what have you found? >> what many researchers are finding is low resting heart rate is one of the best replicated correlates of aggressive, violent behavior. not just in adults bus in children. >> in part of the studies you

say scout when five points clear at the top of the table with just two games to go to try and think for one of the committee the moscow darby putting the army in one up after only six minutes when our. su made it to a member go over to second just before the break to me to toss a poor go by a fellow who earlier in the second half would say to me are made for one and have serious concourse for the first league tunnel in seven years. thanks five cities hopes of keeping the title for a third straight year took a huge ten's of the champions with held one minute struggling rust of record signing exelby sell strong coffee or six minutes of the tally diac of equalise from a penalty spot in the minutes under spight losing to mackay car show to stop a time bookings the home side hung on a move a point clear of brit occasion playoff spots. of the five hundred stay furred and lead a tight race for the europa league places despite losing one military. period is still the kitchen side when out twenty seven minutes to put then within three points of european spots. of the five temperature it caused e

i'm going to insert my crochet hook into the edge of my work from the bottom to the top. gonna hook both strands of yarn onto them. pull them through. and then i'm going to go ahead and grab all four strands of yarn from the now doubled yarn and pull them through the knot that i just made. you're gonna snug that knot up and you've got this nice basic little knotted fringe. and then later, of course, you can just go and snip all the strands of yarn to an even length. now, the next variation just goes with a simple basic fringe like we just did, but instead, we're taking a little bit of inspiration from macrame and putting in equally spaced knots to just add a little bit of extra weight and a little more of a decorative element to it. so all i've done here is, i've put in my basic fringe, and i tied one row of knots, tying opposite--or alternate halves together of each piece of fringe. and now i'm doing th again on a second row but offset once more. so i'm taking my two strands of yarn, and we're just gonna work a plain square knot, which means just cross your yarns over eac

way to scabby terror act to stay three points clear at the top of the premier league but a whole can't trick keeps an eight in the title chase which about reports. the b i it was a welcome return to winning ways for serious current claims for first victory and for one nil of home to terek punters variable home schooled the only goal of the half an hour to give the old woman three points clear of the top of the table the bama i called help defending champions you need to maintain their quest for a third straight title to be incredible brazillian made his first top flight hat trick in a four nil home drubbing of ten month. old me in bottom years picked up two yellow cards soft a quarter of an hour and the home side took full advantage hoke opening the scoring with a first time penalty and pulling it out with two more in the second example carlos lage halfords on the gloucester for nil scoreline city to still second a line near the bottom of the old my eye on jesus not for the first win in free and twice in the last four minutes to triumph two one at home to regain the visitors roma maybe

also ahead on the program, a top official in india's biggest teams is arrested in cricket's corruption scandal. japan's prime minister makes an historicle trip to myanmar. plus patrolling brazil's 16,000 kilometer border we're with the army as they launch an operation to crack down on contra band. kenya may have some support in its efforts to get the international criminal courts to refer charges against its president back to the east african country. the african union, which is meeting is reportedly preparing to back a resolution to have him tried on home soil rather than at the hague. he has been indicted for his alleged role in post election violence in kenya in 2007 which led to the deaths of more than 1,000 people. in the ethiopian capital where the e.u. is marking its 50th anniversary. >> various important issues being discussed here. among them is the possibility that kenya has put forward a motion to drop charges relating tot -- to the icc. this is a motion they put forward. now, i spoke to the foreign minister of south sudan and this is what he had to say about that motion. >>

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watched the live coverage on our t.v. . a top u.n. vestigator in says there are strong suspicions the rebels in syria have used chemical weapons but says there's nothing to suggest the government forces have done the say. meanwhile it drove condemned for a series of as trikes inside syria but also takes a look at whether the ultimate target of the talks could lie elsewhere. also thousands are gathering in moscow tomorrow i guess since an anti government approach has turned to violent and you're seeing live pictures right now from central moscow. plus record unemployment painful austerity and the lowest ratings in britain french history france all alone logs the end of the top first year as president.

while europe all crossed with the top and bottom two already confirmed there was a scramble to get into europe how to avoid the relegation play offs on the last day in the russian premier league. and loads of the ring alexander given gallacher returned to tame bob the beast sat back bad akari such as a shock defeat on a night atop pele may action in moscow. but first a football whereby in munich won the champions league with a thrilling last gasp two one win over brasil dortmund in the first ever all german european cup final at wembley because they were brought up off reports from london one unit came into the fore and on the back of a seventy legged stunning or barcelona well dortmund saw real madrid for three to prove the triumph of german efficiency over spanish where only european stage and after two seasons of dortmund supremacy in the bundesliga boy and also again this year is the mystic title the twenty third in their history. big giants finished the season twenty five points ahead of their rivals and arrived at their third champions league final in four years as hot favorites b

news we're drowning in the noise of the mainstream chatter so join us to give us a quick update on the top stories that should be on your radars b.t.s. producer david. hi abbi lots of news for you today first to me and mark a country embroiled in new outrage over its treatment of the rohini muslim minority burmese authorities of announce that they will enforce a two childbirth limit in the muslim populated state of we're keen it's a policy that's technically been in place since one thousand nine hundred four but it wasn't until recently that local officials have begun to implement the rule there so seated press reports that the order makes me and mark the only country in the world to level such a restriction against a particular religious group it's caused enough story that burmese opposition leader aung sun suu kyi has finally broken her silence declaring that the tactic is in direct violation of human rights yet it's just the latest human rights issue in a country where just last year a massacre left four thousand rohingya muslims dead eight thousand missing and over one hundred forty th

regulations can be evaded avoided weakened and eventually gotten rid of that's what the people at the top do that's why they control politics that's why they buy the politicians we have to make fundamental changes and the one that i think is the did is to change the way we organize and to prizes if we believe in democracy that it ought to apply to the businesses of this country they should be run democratically by the majority of the people who work there and the majority of the people who are the customers together they should make the decisions if we want the economy to work. everybody everybody has to be in charge if we want the economy to work for the one percent that leave it as it is because they are the ones in charge right i mean kind of at the cooperative level i mean what ron said what a revolutionary concept to have actual democracy from the grass roots. amazing thank you so much richard wolffe professor of economics americas university of massachusetts and author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism appreciate you breaking all that down. well before i sign off i want to

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