theo lacy, alum to many of our state prisons. . >> i have an assistant sheriff at theo lacy.e always likes to say we don't have andy of mayberry. we don't have otis coming into the jail tank. that's not the county jail we have. we have 400 people in custody for murder. we don't have people in jail for simple possession of marijuana like some might think. we have very serious felony inmates in our custody >> narrator: unlike prison inmates, all convicted of crimes, most jail inmates are being accused and awaiting trial or resolution of their charges. still, violence can suddenly break out if jail just as it does in prison. >> when you are dealing with a jail full of predators. there will be prey. inmates cause disturbances to cause big situations to occur. what happens is the deputies on scene will try to control it. they do a great job. once they start to lose a little bit of control. what they'll do is they'll give us a call. >> narrator: sergeant hernandez is in control of the ert emergency response team. >> gooed go ahead, take it outside. >> ert is used for the major dist

i'm thrilled to have her here and theo who missed it 13 years ago but is here today. it feels like we are often, we are always doing big things on books. the first book i did was published one week after we got married and a second book which susan and i were together about putin's russia was delivered to the publisher the day that theo was born and this time around we are in the middle of our household of two exciting projects. theo has started fourth grade and is doing famu was and susan has created new political magazine coming out february 14. make sure you look for it. it's going to be great. [applause] i don't want to talk long. i do want to thank david was a fabulous boss and a great friend at the same time and that's a terrific calm -- combination. mark leibovich and all of us at the diner. i got a lot out of a lot out of the too hearing about mark's grade adventures in this town. we can only hope that other books do as well as that one. and chris poppell though, my editor, amazing editor, so important to the product here. this would not read the book it is if

a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail.nted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer and i just talked to her again today and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzales says his new cellmate is helping him adjust to the change. >> i learned a lot from him. >> right away we connected a lot, especially if you want to learn and he's getting me into more about god and jesus and got me a bible and we do bible study every day. >> have you accepted jesus christ as your lord and personal savior? >> yep, right when i first started coming here, i totally decided to let him fully in my life and i got rid of a

lacy jail facility. >> we're standing in f barracks, the west side in the theo lacy facility, and this is the scene of a pretty gruesome homicide that occurred in 2006. it was the murder of inmate john derek chamberlain. it occurred in october. and it occurred over in d cube when the inmates drug chamberlain behind a privacy wall and out of view from the guard's station and, you know, savagely beat him to death. he was incarcerated for what we would consider a low-level sex-related offense. possession of child pornography. there's an inmate culture here that crimes against children are viewed as something that's rather despicable. so those inmates are commonly targeted for violence. but the reality in 2006 was we just didn't have the housing space or we were trying to juggle our inmate population to put him in a position. so what we did with him is we told him, you know, don't talk about your charges, don't talk about the crimes that you may have done or committed, you know, try and fit in, be nondescript. >> petrovich claims it wasn't the inmates who initially targeted chamberlain but

. >> the zynga triple be enough to improve relations between the you think theo trip will be enough toourage -- improve relations between the countries? >> it is an important first step . obviously, turkey would like to receive firmer signals regarding the fact that france would be willing to lift vetoes. franÇois hollande has already veto, but there are others that remain to be opened. there are political issues such as the armenian issue, and other political matters. there are issues regarding membership that need to be resolved. >> given the current crisis in turkey, does the international community's view hold much play with the turkish government? are they listening to at the international community is saying, in particular europe? honest, i think yes. until recently, general sentiment was pessimistic, feeling that the prime minister would not listen to any critical voices, particular from the european union, but that was not the case at all. if you remember the visit to istanbul, the prime minister visited brussels. andeturned from the summit decided to put the recent draft law o

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and possibly theoing to be whether democrats ought candidate is going to be the appointed senate or, but that races on the ballot anyway. host: our phone lines are open. join us on twitter, or facebook. democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: how are you doing? i wanted to know as far as 2016, i want to know if republicans do not extend unemployment, would that hurt them in the boat -- votes? host: thank you for that call. what about 2014 in the midterm elections? guest: it will be one part of the puzzle, where democrats will be trying to portray republicans as not want you to do simple things to help government work. it will be a small part of it, but i do not think we will see a lot of ads that are singly focused on unemployment. it'll be a wider case that the democrats are trying to make. host: a modest agenda in the state of the union address on tuesday. his audience will be a number of , not only the democratic party, but midterm election borders -- voters. moreyear involved executive orders the legislative action. though much of this is the bl

. >>> at the theo lacy facility in southern california's orange county jail, cell mates weston krugernd brandyn scotto not only live together in a small cell, they take their one hour daily rec time together, but scotto is taking rec easier due to swelling around the eyes. >> you look different from the last time i saw you. >> got in a little altercation. >> a little one? >> yeah. big bully. >> a big bully came at you. >> yeah. >> big bully swinging? >> yeah. >> does the other guy look the same as you? >> no. >> how does he look? >> better. >> like most inmates who get into fights, scotto won't say who blackened his eyes. >> just a little damage, would rather not speak on it. it is in the past. it is over. that's all. >> a few hours later, scotto was given orders to pack up his possessions and move to a new cell. >> my partner confronted the inmate with the injuries and during his interview, he was able to identify that his cell mate was the perpetrator of that assault. he actually admits that he and his cell mate weston kruger had gotten in a fight. he had told us that the fight was

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real quick, though, that's just another thing, these emerging nation's are saying we bought theo use fossil fuels, we got to catch up. it's unfair for you to tell us not to. >> ben stein, what do you think of the u.n. getting involved in this? it's been a consistent push. putting the onus particularly on rich nations. >> karlsson, this is consistent with their lifetime pattern ever since the u.s. lost control in the 1960s, blaming the u.s. on everything. we produce more pollution per person because we prode more of everything per person, but china as my beautiful dig so aptly said is the world's number e culprit. nobody is yelng at them. all these development gunners are pollute close like crazy, nobody is yelping attm. it's just other case of blame the rich guy and blame america just because america because we are free and rich. they hate us because we are free and rich. they are joelous. >> they're like adam, right, adam? >> well, you know, in thespirit of ben, i'd say my esteamed intelligent friend here are all sticking their heads in the sand, what you all are trying to ignore ar

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theo who missed it 13 years ago but is here today. it feels like we are often -- we're always doing big things. the first book i did was published one week after we get married. the second book we were together it was delivered to the publisher they feel is born. this time around we are in the middle in my household of a very exciting project. fourth grade, new school, creating a brand new political magazine coming of november november 14th. make sure you look for it. it will be great. [applause] i don't want to talk long. quickly i do want to thank david , a great friend and fabulous boss. it's terrific combination they don't often see. i think they paid off for you. i got a lot out of it, too. marks great adventures in this town. we can only hope that other folks -- books to as well as the one. that was fabulous. my editor, fabulous, so supportive, so important to the product. this would not be the bucket is it not for her, but don't blame her for the things that are wrong. of the things are right or because of her. really could not

it theo's incongruously in them ... if -- and of little obsessive. >> i sensate little embarrassment not from you but the background warda people involved feeling that they have been duped. >>guest: that is what i was talking about that people see but they need to see with this mystery but for some people it is comforting that he may have deceived the west and had showed up america but that is really only one side of it certainly tear my grandfather's size it is a scientific and clear-cut case. >> did you talk about the history of mental illness in japan? obviously there is a japanese trained psychologist would it be customary to plead insanity with just one dash japanese law or a set an american tradition? finigan is a great question i did not get into the history of mental illness in japan it was enough for america. but with the precedent for all rules were thrown out with the international tribunals after world war ii because of they were the first of their kind in nuremberg set the precedent. sova rosenberg seeks th

theo was admits he was quite surprise when he saw two movies were made on the same article published in haaretz newspaper a few years ago. so is the base of the saints to leave the tools of beasts meals and going out it's just that and they need to limit the winning list to do differently. the plan seems to be announced. so to moma. he's the tilling of the most genial face steinberg tries to explain why the academy decided to staple omar over bethlehem. i would say that abu omar earn a love story can off any nicer grabs you and there they are very beautifully on people in the mayan and that is something that really moves that movie if our goal at twenty two will come of this movie and feel sympathy with dad. the emirate. i think it's genius. it's genius when you get when you when you put lights on. bomb on unix to give thanks to think it is very important day in a society. i don't need to get the gate is opened for us to believe not just seeking for things but just doing it and don't you know and we appreciate any twenty two. ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. so what are the chances of mov

there in theo emerging world with the most honorable countries. we are relying upon the growth of the emerging economies. some of them because of the ,hange of the global finance the most honorable -- vulnerable are risks that are multiplied by the global international community. >> you're going to hear more from jean-claude trichet later on in "the pulse." the political crisis in ukraine worsening over the weekend. president yanukovych has offered to share power with the opposition. it failed to end the unrest. let's get the latest with ryan chilcote. >> funeral processions have become the new feature in the ukrainian unrest. protesters marched alongside the coffin of one. he is a young man who was shot dead earlier in the week during those violent protests. he would have turned money six 26terday as he was late -- as he was laid to rest. we had clashes through the night and two over the weekend occupations. one of the convention center that protesters turned into a makeshift hospital. a big issue there is the protesters getting medical attention

theoing this, we feel that midterm target is best served going to 2017 because we will invest in marketgainst all competitors in the cloud space. >> will the traditional software business continue to grow over coming years or will it decline have to be made up by the growth in cloud? >> no, indeed. the core will still grow. it is that the cloud will grow much faster. one of the things we did today and the midterm target of 2017 is relate out our ambition is to cloud.5 billion euro company by 2017. if you take the gross rates, that is 41% compounded growth rate. we intend to grow very fast in the cloud and also in the core. as you know, when you move toward a cloud business, you start recognizing some of that revenue and there is a three- year cycle to hypergrowth. >> bill, how are you going to reject that the goal of $3 billion by 2017? analysts were skeptical of you billion byur $2 2015. they said you can make it but you will probably have to make acquisitions. do you agree with that? when we gavesaid our target is that it would be a combination of organic and potentially some m&a. tha

theo the issue is not that president wants to raise the minimum wage but how he wants to do it. the president is unwilling to do is wait for congress to act to work with them. withll continue to work them, but he is also going to take action on his own. he is going to sign executive orders. he is also going to bring people into washington who want to make progress, create jobs, grow our economy for hard-working americans who just want to succeed. >> knows a prize, republicans are not too supportive of this -- no surprise, republicans are not too supportive of this style. >> welcome to the real world. it is hard to build consensus. that is what he needs to do. >> this president, it seems to me, after the 2010 election when the american public issued a restraining order, the president has hung out on the left and tried to get what he wants through bureaucracy as opposed to moving to the political center. we are anxious to help him create jobs, but we are not going to go over and endorse more spending, more debt, more taxes and more regulation. >> republicans are not buying it. the

group, theo a watch malicious software has been traced to a teenager in russia.he reportedly shared the software with other hackers and that lead to breaches of that affected millions of americans. at least six other youth -- retailers were hit. >> we turned into a warning about a popular exercise tracker called fitbit. its users are coming down with skin rashes. they are made with a surgical grade stainless steel, a type of metal that contains nickel. nicholas found in everyday thects like earrings but population is allergic to it. >> it is the shape of the thing that is coming in contact with it. you treated with topical steroid products. >> they tell us they are seeking ways to modify the product so that anyone could wear it comfortably. they advise users to stop using the device. the company is offering customers for refunds or exchanges. collects amazon has a new idea to have shorter delivery times for its customers. the online retailer has a patent for what it is calling participatory shopping. it which of a product before a customer actually buys it. the s

right now todd park the previously theo's as well. as have done a lot to help make get more transparency to the various organizations that are in the government up to the white house but the todd park right now is the one that i'm excited about because what he's doing is he's bringing in some people from the private sector to come in as innovation fellows to help guide this change because you're absolutely correct you can't just use high technology to get elected you have to also use it to lead you also mentioned that one of your main objectives was bringing people to the polling stations and one of the methods that you used if i'm not mistaken was to actually. reach out to people who didn't vote at that time and maybe do that through you know their facebook friends or through you know some most of their values to me as somebody who was pointing to soviet union this very quickly because if you can use that to encourage people to vote you can use that for all sorts of last you know an example of this is you know how it worked so my bro

about theo the ceo turnaround. nest up, google is buying labs in an all cash deal, still subject to regulators. it is part of google's push deeper and devices. by awas founded in 2010 former apple executive and matt rogers. google has the -- our senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman has been following this story from l.a.. as i mentioned, faddell feelss cofounder --nest like apple. i always thought if anyone would die them, it would be apple. why google? for the position for google, apple, and samsung in the story, here is how things may be playing out. google has never shied away from doing an acquisition if it allows them to go into a new area. keywonder if this is their to getting into the connected home and a bigger way, which you just alluded to. i was at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. you see the internet connected everything. light bulbs, etc. google always comes up in those conversations. you have samsung and air flashier ways getting into the kitchen. buying righte -- now allows them t

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theo not know whether person who is leading the search will step into the chair role. >> the potentialoard shakeup -- what would gates leaving the chairman position mean, assuming he continues as a director, just not as the chairman? >> right. i think when our story came out, a lot of people wondered whether he would be that much more removed from the day-to-day activities of the company. one would think he could end up consulting on a variety of different product initiatives at microsoft. one area where he has continued to lend his time over the years is, to example, search. there is a possibility that a role without being the chair, maybe you get him sitting down with people like satya nadella, talking about the product less caught and be up in what you have to do as a chairman. wexler we will be watching through the weekend, through the super bowl. bloombergbring in our editor, who predicted satya nadella would be back. this is your chance to do a victory lap. ,ecember 13 last year, you said "i think it has to be satya nadella. i know the board wants to show someone from outside, br

a fum fridge is a luxury for 20 theo katelyn swain, a single mother who left college last semester. it's hard to find a job doing that because they want someone with experience, so for the first time, swain is applying for food stamps. historically, it's been children and the elderly who have made up the bulk of enroll lees but that changed after the recession, now the majority of recipients are working age adults. ages 18 to 60. economists say a tepid economy and the loss of american more jobs have pushed people into lower wage work. she says she is waiting to hear back from a job interview now. she is looking forward to buying groceries with her own money. years ago, but with greater domestic demand, comes greater growth opportunities. where illegal crops are in the spotlight. >> you can still see the remanence of an old grow, the green right there. >> mike sill and bill vincent are on the hunt for green. >> they are growing it, prevalently, basically right out in the open. >> marijuana plants hidden among fresno county's vast farmland. on this day, they found can bass behind a bl

entry of theo defendants were charged with murder, robbery, extortion, arson and other crimes from thist year. they were famous mobsters to begin with. antigovernment protesters stormed a key government building in the city of turhiphill ukraine. protesters in ukraine have occupied the offices of key government buildings in five western cities. the demonstrations began two months ago after yanukovich ditch and association agreement with the eu in favor of a bailout loan from russia. adal beats roger fedor in the australian open to advance to the final. he will face another swiss surprise finalist and number eight seed. in sunday's final. d in politics, let's go back toavos where majority leader eric cantor discussed what leaders there are expecting from washington, d.c. >> can america get its fiscal situation straight? we know we've got to do something about the fiscal situation. the democrats six days the demographics on the health care structure is you have to change the entitlements. >> is it realistic to do that? >> administration demonstrated that a want to do that. >> what is your

in theo have to keep up u.s.. >> the competition is on. >> look at other markets like china. 1, the european union lifted restrictions on free movement of migrants from romania and bulgaria, the latest countries to join the european union. european editor david tweed is in london. this results in a lot of debate here in the uk but the concerns are not just here are they? >> he might be surprised that it's not just isolated in the uk erie these concerns are right across europe and i could just give you an example of all of it. from "die zeitung" a few days ago. they are quarreling over this very issue. , part of angela merkel's center-right group, are arguing there should be a crackdown on what they call positive migration, people coming in from bulgaria, romania, signing up for social benefits. coalition,rt of the but the centerleft portion that controls the labor ministry, are arguing that migrants coming into germany are good for the economy. we saw that when the polls came in after 2011. germany took some time to allow the polish to come in and when they did, the benefits have been positi

theo not have nearly economic relations we need for the two large economies.here are plenty of things that need to be done. >> what would russia like to see from the united states? more trade? and being more serious about taking a interest in each other. i think the europeans have in their bid to drag ukraine into the association agreement was reckless. they were putting their finger on something that was extremely sensitive both for ukraine and russia. i do not see that from the u.s. is actingat the u.s. in a very provocative manner toward kris kringle your -- toward ukraine. nciting violent acts. >> demonstrations in the streets? not because of the u.s. government, but when the government has to take measures --prevent ys thes that the -- us sa --t police threatening sanctions on government officials. disregarding the acts of those who are china destabilize the situation in ukraine. to destabilize the situation in ukraine. what is your government's position about gays in russia? >> no discrimination. we do not discriminate. >> you have laws that are not enfo

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boris and theo. i can't read his book yet, it is not out. >>> and this is for greg.ou going to apologize to bob for the lousy gift you gave him and give him something else. >> i do owe bob and i think it will be a dinner at a steakhouse, of my choice. >> and do we have to read your book? >> yes. it will be a public reading, in my leather spanx. >> you said you were going to get him a massage, at a korean massage place. >> let's move on. what is your prediction, greg, on how many words you'll pen this year, from william? >> at usually two words a week so that will be 17,000. funny, but i don't know. i don't like predictions. >> it makes you nervous? >> yes. >> k.g. is up. my husband loves kim's shoes. what is your favorite shoe designer and how many pairs do you own? >> oh, my goodness. >> i advise you not to answer that question. >> thank god i've been married too many times to run for anything. and my favorite -- these are guchi, but my favorite is louie vitton and jimmy chew but i like nine west and vince and aldo. >> and how many do you have? >> i can't -- >> next

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he's losing the young people, the democrats aren't happy with him on capitol hill, thinking he was theone that pushed wh obamacare on them. it looks bleak right now.at if obamacare, for whatever reason, if people are wrong and it turns out to be a successful program come april or may, does that change everything? or is tham possible?ca >> it's hard for me to imagine that there is a scenario which that can happen. not because that's my view. i've asked people who are sympathetic to the law. i talked to somebody in the insurance industry, who wants the law to succeed and said what happens to make this turn around? and there was a longow pause ann this guy says to me, i don't s, know. i don't know how it gets better.ppor i think that's basically the sense among democrats, among es people who are supporting the bill. even among the administration, at some of the moves that the administration has n made, it suggests that they don't know really how to fix h this, and what comes next. they're sort of buying time at every step. but they don't have a big fix.i i think that, going back to youo or

the administration issued a policy and said they would have theo the bill. that is a change versus part of the obama bills we have seen. it is to a lot of folks, it seems like a good government bill. and why wouldn't you do this. and the democrats who opposed it said it is not necessary and so why go a head and do this and why add another recording requirement in the middle of getting the website right. the basic question is, if it is good government why vote for this? and the most important number as you said more than 290 and that is two-thirds. if the administration vetoed it and got through the senate it was why the administration didn't issue a veto threat. it didn't want to be shown up by its own part. >> it would force the administration to give congress weekly updates and as to the status of healthcare.gov and how many people are signing up and democrats are not happy about. this what hhs said these measures are too costly and unnecessary. does it raise the point that this is a republican strategy from now to the midterms and they know they cannot re

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. >> well, poet shg, both of theo twitter. and he said, pull me up on the tape, and saying, show me where he is the best, and then sherman say says, a lion doesn't concern himself with the sheep. and there was a stat today that came out that discovered as many positive tweets and negative about richard sherman's reaction, and if you didn't have plans to watch the super bowl because of the redskins in it, you may want to check this one out, guys. >> okay. >> and now a surprise for an officer recovering from a near-fatal injury. >> reporter: it is cake and candles for the officer shot in thhead during a traffic stop last year. >> it makes you believe in things that you don't believe are possible. >> reporter: and the special birthday surprise and the latest on his recovery. >>> and the thieves target not one, not two, but nearly 100 units at a local storage facility. i'm mark segraves and i will have that story. >>> and how safe is your pet when you travel? liz >>> snowy and then cold. it may not look like it now, but some bad w

you would have an alias, too, when you see theo van gogh's body. all of the people defending roman polanski and woody allen, perverts, aren't defending this guy. there are two reasons they blamed this video. one is to win an election. and number two is it's easier to censor than capture. >> there's a lot of reasons they may have. clinton, carney, susan rice all fell in line. did they fall in line out of, i don't know, a feeling that they needed to or they were told to? >> i wonder about that around this table. it seems to me everybody is falling in line, the sky is falling, conspiracy theory. let's buy into this. let's get back to the facts, eric. the facts are that right now, carter ham said he was never told to withdraw. all he did was say, you know what, guys, it looks like an attack. looks like something that was planned, there was some foresight here. he didn't say it was attached to al qaeda. he didn't say any of that. he didn't say a word like that. >> but when he was pressed, they specifically said, general ham, was it a protest? did it loo

out theoing to pull taliban. -- we are going to pull out. the taliban will come out of their holes and begin their activities again. what do you think that we should do? chairman, i usually due process and not policy. >> try it. you might like it. for aemember working senator on issues dealing with , and it wasru called icecap or something like that. >> snow cap. >> i remember we were debating -- senatorgive charles was pushing for that. you see the program has changed. say one thing? we should caution that every country is different. comparing columbia to afghanistan is fraught with potential problems. >> i didn't intend to do that. clumpy was a massive effort. -- columbia was a massive effort. >> absolutely. it will not happen overnight. what we need to do is we need to sit down. we need to find out what worked and what didn't work. unfortunately, we have been there for 12 years. you'd hope someone had done that. designing a lan and deciding how plan andagents -- a deciding how many dea agents are there, i think we need to i doubt what wor

theo he was referring to word consensual sex, but you're saying that is not how you described what happened you as a result of what he did to you in the band room? >> no, ma'am, that was not consensual sex at all. >> sandra park, you are with the aclu. as you listen to rachel's story, can you talk about this? can you tell us how common this is? she was a senior in high school. she reports a rape and she is put in a disciplinary school next to her accused rapist. >> obviously, it was a serious violation of rachel's rights. and common sense, honestly. when we have set up a system where we want rape victims to come forward and report the violence they experience, to turn around and then actually punish the victim for having done that reporting is just absolutely do to chris and undermines the public trust in our police system and schools. unfortunately, what we know about rape in this country is that half of the women who are raped are under the age of 18. so we are talking about girls. a significant number of the sexual assaults are occurring in schools. obviously, a lot of the sexual assault

justin, richard, richard, by the way, your voice, you sound like my good friend, malcolm jamal warner, theo from "the cosby show." >> people think i'm him, too. like i look like him. i don't think so. >> there you go. justin, you're all good, too. i'm not trying to show favoritism. just saying. >> that's fine. thank you. >> bye-bye. >>> richie if "happy days." >> well, he's very talented. richie was cute. >>> a loophole in obamacare lowering the quality of some coverage. coming up, we're going to tell you how so-called bare bone plans are still being offered and it's all legal. >>> and finding a great job can be tough these days. but some baby boomers are looking past the unemployment lines and changing their careers late into their work lives. we're going to tell you what's behind all of that male announcer ] alka-seltze plus presents thcold truth. i have the flu, i took medicine bui still have symptoms. [ sneeze ] [ male announcer ] truth is not all flu products treat l your symptoms. what? [ ma announcer ] nope, they don't have an antihistamine. really? [ ma announcer ] reay. [ dog whine

theo you agree with 6 million figure, you believe that there have been 6 million? wei believe that, as reported, 2.2 million have enrolled in marketplace plans, about 3.9 million had enrolled in medicaid. and i think the medicaid number was actually only through november. >> now, of those who signed up for medicaid, how many of them could have previously signed up for medicaid but did not before obamacare was instituted? don't have that number for you. >> you don't have the number. can you get the number? certainly ask my colleagues in medicaid if they have that number. i don't run medicaid, so -- >> that doesn't fall under you? >> no. weighings we have a where we have a number of medicaid signed up, wonderful, sure that people have coverage that's applicable to them. but isn't this going to play factor especially for those states, when we don't really know where the numbers as which, those who could have signed up before but did not? whatever reason, and now have. the statese states, that expand the newly eligible be paid 100%. >> right, the newly eligible. but th

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. >> that all has been taken off of theo to peek at least for now. it is not considered.agement is focused on the company and doing right things for the company and that's a big turn. and i think we saw that about a week ago or so when the stock spiked. david: but hold on a second. they have not only got a deal with lagging consumer support, customers like me, customers urn happy with the products but market watch dubbed them as owners of the worst product flops of the year. they have got a lot to battle against. >> there you go. hey, look if you're going to buy something that is depressed what better stock than blackberry. but don't do it on the way down. that is the important part, right? that is what happened about a week 1/2 ago when they decided to switch the management up and when they stopped trying to sell the company. the stock spiked. when it did that, that told me that, couple things. one short sellers are getting out of the stock. number two though, this is also important, smart money is starting to buy it because they like that notion they're coming back and