sure he's done a kind of titian really important construct concept that i talk a lot about in the midst of happiness and so i have cases basically the phenomenon that human beings are remarkably good at getting used to changes in our lives so you know when we get married we have this boost of happiness on average that boosts lasts for two years for the average person when we when we get more money you know get a salary raise that makes us happy but then we just you know start wanting more so so out of taishan is really important to consider because a lot of people think like oh you know my job isn't what it used to be you know i'm not as excited about it as i used to be or my marriage isn't what it used to be they think that there might be something wrong with their job or something wrong with their marriage when really they're just experiencing a very human kind of ordinary process of head on a kind of titian this is kind of the. conventional story of when the honeymoon is over. right that's right you know the honeymoon is over and that happens for almost everyone and so again my it wh

. >> reporter: they are not yet ready toa titian but they make -- to audition. but they make great music together. reporting live from new orleans, joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, joe. of course, this offensive line is still young, they could be in for a long, long time around here and they adopted to the read option offense in the middle of the year with colin kaepernick. >> i can't wait for the game. >> five important guys. yeah. so exciting in four days. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> stay with ktvu all week for complete super bowl coverage. we will be live from new orleans during every newscast and we will also be airing a special on the 49ers, road to the super bowl saturday night and sunday switch to 2 after the game for our post game coverage. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.

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thirteen is an election year in germany many see the move as being politically motivated for the titians specs to jump on the on that issue when the report came out and they said it it's going to list the spying it's not in physical control of the gold that they don't even have proper prove where the gold is located and so on and by doing this i think they put a lot of pressure on the on the spying that they had to justify themselves and so on i think this is what happened now the bonus plan basically tries to. make sure show to the public they're actually acting properly and that's the whole story. and let's quickly run through the markets just see where we stand this wednesday on wall street it's a mixed picture investors are sitting on the sidelines despite some pretty upbeat earnings reports from j.p. morgan chase and goldman sachs boy is one of the main losers dragging the dow down after a several incidences with its latest aircraft seventy seven dreamliner raised concerns about its safety over in europe shares were struggling for direction after the world bank cut its forecast for

to occupy occupy a website to slow or deny service of that particular website for a short time but titian are also calling for those jailed for conducting these attacks to be released and their records cleared so far there's over a thousand signatures on the petition and needs many more in order to require a response from the white house so can this really be considered a new form of protest state earlier i was joined by international human rights lawyer stanley cohen an attorney for the defense in the so-called anonymous pay-pal fourteen hacking case in california i don't like using the phrase attack it's more of an action it's alleged to be a process by which large numbers of people essentially hit a website with tremendous numbers of e-mails of cyberspace communications to slow it down or in certain circumstances to shut it down which rarely if ever happens. as we saw on that petition there it's being compared to the occupy protests how can you make. comparison i make it a better comparison i think it's very much the twenty first century sittin countersuit in that occurred in the south

computer occupy a website to slow war deny service of that particular website for a short time but titian hours are also calling for those jailed for conducting d.d. o. s. attacks to be released and the records cleared so far there's over one thousand signatures on the petition it needs many more in order to require a response from the white house so can this really be considered a new form of protest stick joining us now is attorney j. lederman welcome there jay so first off i want to ask you what exactly a d.d. o. s. attack is that we are a lot about about them but what exactly do they do. hi thanks for having me. d.l. asks or. attack is essentially the functional equivalent of hitting the refresh button on your internet browser repeatedly so for example in a short a couple minutes last protest your computer will be. centrally clicking the refresh button over and over and what that does is that drives traffic to the website such that it takes up than when. and if there is a certain person doing it do you do your ass isn't going to do anything hence the initial do distributed it's differ

all the way much stacey on how japan is teasing europe these days with a wad of cash the lace titian the cars report on the other just a couple of minutes. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser and today's headlines we've got an ass so that's taro aso head of japan's ministry of finance we've got a sterling crisis brewing thanks to the british ask george osborne with a little help of course from the mightily deranged bank of england but first has facebook used your likeness and personal info to promote a fifty five gallon tube of personal lubricant and if so you could be in for a payout of as much as ten dollars stacey however yes max our first headline indeed is facebook's sponsored stories settlement means it's facebook's turn to pay you apparently facebook has been sending some of their users that they could get up t

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we are calling our titian's to exercise leadership. we also talk about a set of reforms that would make it easier to compromise. reforming the filibuster, open primaries rather than closed primaries. limiting the amount of money. the problem is you can't get these reforms without compromise. so we have the favorite reform and the politicians need to mix the mindset, and that is eminently possible. >> new light on restraining the rhetoric a4a strategy of economizing on this agreement is designed to deal with the fact that this agreement would persist on most issues from the space process is and always or even usually yield agreement, let alone general consensus. what do you mean by economizing cracks >> what we mean is that we have a polarized politics right now, and if each side stems on its favorite principles, we will get no compromise, no deals, we will get grid lock, economic disaster, and economizing on your principles mean finding places where you can concede something to the other side by finding ways in which your principles in

history, which since the revolution has been marked by an touch of the same kind of intense comp titian over policy and power that you see today in the united states. tensions between imam khomeini, the islamic republic's founding father in the first elected president resulted in impeachment during wartime in 1881 after the reformists, mohammed became president in 1997. his disagreement with ayatollah khomeini, which defeated imam khomeini were at least as intentioned between khomeini and ahmadinejad. in iran, the leader are the neo-and are not an indicator that systemic. they are politics as usual in a system of multiple power institutionalized checks and balances. and the factory approach in many so-called iran experts in the united states, after reigning to slay the third of contestation over policy relative positions within their system that virtually everywhere else in the world recall normal politics, then iran experts tell us this would happen and pathological and the system must be coming apart. despite these experiences and other similar hearing is we go through in the book, am

into medicine, you can resurrect their lifetime and earn $3 million more than a primary care part titian. radiologists and gastroenterologists have an comes more than twice that. the system in this country is largely determine the physicians on the american medical association committee the rock by the census for medicare and medicaid services and are adopted by private insurers. specialist on the committee determine reimbursement rates. we have to look at that issue. medicare has promoted the growth of residents use the specialty fields by providing 10 billion each year to teaching hospitals without requiring any emphasis on training primary care doctors thirdly, unlike other nations, which provides significant financial support for medical school education, we buy a large do not do this in our country and the result is the median debt for medical students on graduation is more than 100 xt thousand in almost a third of medical school graduates leave school for the $200,000 in debt. if you leave school $200,000 in debt, what are you going to do? figure out how to make as much money as po

finally figured out how to deliver care under medicare more efficiently, so we are ready now to try and titian. >> you raise an important point that the losers in the system will start screaming that a murderer and i can tell you now what they're going to say. it's the evil government or evil private payers are keeping me from providing you, my paycheck come with everything you want and i'd be only too happy to provide you even if there is an empirical evidence that will improve your health outcomes. that is going to be a struggle because you can expect in the show if there's going to be real winners and real losers and they're going to be lobbing grenades and it's always going to be patient quality is suffering. maybe if we have better information and statistics we can at least try to push back. it just isn't so that patient health is suffering because of the change systems. this got to expect it's going to happen because there are going to be winners and losers in this new way of delivering health care. >> speaking of winners and losers, we've run out of time for any more questions and for t