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to make. there is a whole movement in silicon valley as makers. >> what do you want to make? e thing we are doing now with re/code. we do not want to wait for someone to tell us what to build. or ask, pretty please. >> everybody here has that risk. what you want is the chance to build, to grow, to invest. you need a certain kind of partner, investor, nbc understands this. warner bros. pictures. we feel like we're being given the chance to build and grow. a lot of competing claims. now we do not have to compete. to build, to grow, to invest. and you need a certain typ of investor. we feel we are being given a chance to grow. >> in terms of the consumer, what is it you think they are so desirous of? what is it that is driving from the demand side? >> there are consumers that want to be treated as being intelligent. we want to show you our work. we share a lot of data and codes instead of telling you, here is how the world is. we want to show you the way and get feedback from you. the whole phrase transparency makes a lot of sense. we hold the reader in esteem. if you capture a c
to make. there is a whole movement in silicon valley as makers. >> what do you want to make? e thing we are doing now with re/code. we do not want to wait for someone to tell us what to build. or ask, pretty please. >> everybody here has that risk. what you want is the chance to build, to grow, to invest. you need a certain kind of partner, investor, nbc understands this. warner bros. pictures. we feel like we're being given the chance to build and grow. a lot of competing claims....
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what we did for youth which is what we propose to do for anyone else to whom will be expanding is a self certification. we don't have the means nor do we want to get into business of reviewing people's income tax returns. they basically fill out a form. i don't remember if it says write what your household income is or if we figure it out and we give them the data. they sign a form in terms of whether they meet the requirement or not. >> the complete honor system? >> that's correct. >> in terms of the muni service increase, this map shows how far reaching the proposed increases are that we would about achieving in the next 3 years. it covers the most heavy traveled lines. this is really first in a really long time if not a generation enhancement of muni service. that's a quantity of service complimented by all the things that we are doing to increase the quality of service. i already touched on this. i don't think i need to repeat it. it's 27 different labor union contracts that covers 90 percent of our employees. there is only one that is not open for negotiations right now. we are in a
what we did for youth which is what we propose to do for anyone else to whom will be expanding is a self certification. we don't have the means nor do we want to get into business of reviewing people's income tax returns. they basically fill out a form. i don't remember if it says write what your household income is or if we figure it out and we give them the data. they sign a form in terms of whether they meet the requirement or not. >> the complete honor system? >> that's correct....
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it was difficult to use my title that day. i do not want to have to do it. the story has become something of a walking metaphor to me. sometimes we have to assert that which is widely -- rightfully ours even when it is inconvenient. if we do not, we will lose it. had i not asserted by right to be there i probably would have been hauled off in handcuffs much to the amusement of some of my colleagues. i would have lost something that day, the 3 million people i represent in my home state. this story applies not just to u.s. senators but to all of us. there are some things that are rightfully ours by virtue of our u.s. citizenship. we have a right to live in a land with limited government. we have a right to live in a land where laws are made by elected centers and representatives and not by the stroke of the executive pen. [applause] it is one of the things i love about your state. one of the things i love about being here. it is almost tangible. you can feel it. you can see it on your license plate "live free or die." how beautiful is that? the truth is, you a
it was difficult to use my title that day. i do not want to have to do it. the story has become something of a walking metaphor to me. sometimes we have to assert that which is widely -- rightfully ours even when it is inconvenient. if we do not, we will lose it. had i not asserted by right to be there i probably would have been hauled off in handcuffs much to the amusement of some of my colleagues. i would have lost something that day, the 3 million people i represent in my home state. this...
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to it. they know prices for we do. so they call it the magic shoebox. 60 kilometers of fiber-optic inside of a shoebox. like a fishing reel. and so when someone tries to trade, it goes around and slows it down. the effect was to put them somewhere in long island. they effectively banished the high-frequency traders some distance and then they had to create a really fast route from their exchange to all of the others. so if a customer order came on to buy 10,000 shares of microsoft, and they only had 5000 for sale, they could get to them on behalf of the customer before the high-frequency traders. they dug a high-frequency system for their exchange. >> and guess who is investing, goldman sachs. >> no. this is important, they identified the fact all of the other exchanges are owned by high-frequency traders. >> they will be owned by -- >> investors. mutual funds. david einhorn. people who are actually managing money. all they want is a fair place to buy and sell stocks. so there is no pressure to queer the game in favor o
to it. they know prices for we do. so they call it the magic shoebox. 60 kilometers of fiber-optic inside of a shoebox. like a fishing reel. and so when someone tries to trade, it goes around and slows it down. the effect was to put them somewhere in long island. they effectively banished the high-frequency traders some distance and then they had to create a really fast route from their exchange to all of the others. so if a customer order came on to buy 10,000 shares of microsoft, and they...
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initial task as discussed that we would bring back at your next meeting or the meeting after having to do with the initial assessment of the sfpuc versus an energy service provider? and how does that work? and remaining tasks would be [thao-rz/]ed authorized as well. if we were going to actual authorize them to do a task, i would bring that back to you to have you authorize the task and the budget related to that under a not-to-exceed amount. >> okay. and then on the enernex deliveribles are for september of 2014, i heard. is that correct? >> that is the final for all deliverables. the initial deliverable would be within your next meeting or the meeting after. >> okay. and then in terms of by probably the fourth week of may, is that adequate time for enernex for a series of deliverables. >> probably not, just to be honest, but i think it may give them -- i just hate to go back a whole other month. so we'll look at that. they might be able to give you a status report of where they are going and answer some questions that might have and figure out a way that they have a partial draft. >> i
initial task as discussed that we would bring back at your next meeting or the meeting after having to do with the initial assessment of the sfpuc versus an energy service provider? and how does that work? and remaining tasks would be [thao-rz/]ed authorized as well. if we were going to actual authorize them to do a task, i would bring that back to you to have you authorize the task and the budget related to that under a not-to-exceed amount. >> okay. and then on the enernex deliveribles...
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it may seem, if you don't think about it, natural, but an odd thing to do, to put the 5-year-olds on same conveyor belt and 6-year-olds, we don't do that outside of school, keeping them in the same compound. it's an efficient say idea, it's linear. you see it inment kerric u -- in the curriculum. it's very narrow. >> for the country to move forward we need people strong in maths and science. >> we need people that are strong in all sorts of areas, as soon as you talk about those disciplines, the slogan is the standard science, technology and maths. they are important. but the - this administration, the previous administration, talks about little else but the importance of those dismrinls. they do matter, but the economy of america depends on talents in every field. i'm not saying they are not important, but they are all important. there are our disciplines that matter as much. if you talk about those disciplines, the people that are good ot those things or into those things is "you can sit the problem out. we'll leave it to the math meticians and scientists to solve the economic probl
it may seem, if you don't think about it, natural, but an odd thing to do, to put the 5-year-olds on same conveyor belt and 6-year-olds, we don't do that outside of school, keeping them in the same compound. it's an efficient say idea, it's linear. you see it inment kerric u -- in the curriculum. it's very narrow. >> for the country to move forward we need people strong in maths and science. >> we need people that are strong in all sorts of areas, as soon as you talk about those...
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in order to do this --. >> please continue. >> in order to do this we are proposing, again funded withstate dollars, to hire analytical and systems support team of 11 individuals, program support analysts, business process analysts, then headed by an 0923 manager to really be able to fully realize this service integration vision that we have and it's not yet fully realized but these positions are critical in being able to manage the work force in order to deploy them in order to serve the needs of the client. >> mr. rourke, through the chair, i wanted to thank you for explaining the staffing needs. i know the budget analyst had raised some questions about justification but this is helping me understand the service structure and the staffing structure and the horizontal integration you are talking about and that i know for cal fresh from the food security task force that you mentioned food security task force needs especially for the cal fresh positions, so this is really helping me understand the staffing needs. and i know when workloads are so overwhelming for your staff that they rea
in order to do this --. >> please continue. >> in order to do this we are proposing, again funded withstate dollars, to hire analytical and systems support team of 11 individuals, program support analysts, business process analysts, then headed by an 0923 manager to really be able to fully realize this service integration vision that we have and it's not yet fully realized but these positions are critical in being able to manage the work force in order to deploy them in order to...
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you want me to do? i mean, you know what i'd have to do to get that kind of money. me. but i need you out here because i'm dying. i can't -- >> get me out of here, skye. >> i can't do this. i'm telling you right now. if you don't get out, i don't think i can do this. do you still think i'm beautiful? >> you're gorgeous. look at you. you're absolutely gorgeous. >> i've been sober. >> have you? i'm proud of you. thank you. >> you're proud of me? >> i am. you did good, baby. >> but you remember what i said. >> look at every pod i've been on. i've been smashing people on every pod i go to, i smash somebody. i love you. >> i love you. you have no idea what i would do. i'd go to the end of the earth for you. >> i know you would. >> after 20 minutes the phone shuts off automatically and the two are cut off. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to break this window. >> i'll write you. i can't -- don't walk away. [ crying ] >> i have to get him out. i just don't have any other choices right now. i feel the weight of the world on my shoulders. that's how he made me feel. like i have to
you want me to do? i mean, you know what i'd have to do to get that kind of money. me. but i need you out here because i'm dying. i can't -- >> get me out of here, skye. >> i can't do this. i'm telling you right now. if you don't get out, i don't think i can do this. do you still think i'm beautiful? >> you're gorgeous. look at you. you're absolutely gorgeous. >> i've been sober. >> have you? i'm proud of you. thank you. >> you're proud of me? >> i am....
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in order to do that. it doesn't actually, obviously, put in the code, but that's what the pto says don't do. don't put in the code because nobody understands code, so but put in the functions, and we know and we know that someone skilled in the art will be able to put in the code. and if they aren't, if they can't do that, then it's not enabled and that's a 112 problem. to go back, justice breyer, to your question. so on the one hand, you've got a problem that it seems to me congress to some extent has said is ok and we've got a solution and that solution's playing through. on the other hand, if this court were to say much more categorically either that there's no such thing as business method patents or adopt the solicitor general's interpretation, which is to say that there cannot be software unless the software somehow actually improves the computer, as opposed to software improving every other device or any other mechanism that might be out there. what we know is that this would inherently declare and
in order to do that. it doesn't actually, obviously, put in the code, but that's what the pto says don't do. don't put in the code because nobody understands code, so but put in the functions, and we know and we know that someone skilled in the art will be able to put in the code. and if they aren't, if they can't do that, then it's not enabled and that's a 112 problem. to go back, justice breyer, to your question. so on the one hand, you've got a problem that it seems to me congress to some...
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sometimes i'm able to do a few laps. i like to challenge myself. >> and has a carbon fiber door panels. this also lightens the car, didn't it? >> we looked at the ratio of power to weight. wewas 200 pounds lighter so streamed down the car. it is the really basic interior. even the look and feel of the car. >> we will continue the conversation. we have more on ferrari, more on the 60th anniversary in the united states. we also have jason harper, bloomberg news auto columnist. we will see if you was able to put the ferrari 458 speciale through the paces. this is "taking stock: on onomberg -- "taking stock" bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." my guess into the chief executive of ferrari north america, marco mattiacci. also we have jason harper, bloomberg news automobile columnist. .e has just come from the track you have the red shoes, your special driving jacket. what automobile were you able to drive? today.s in the speciale it was the first media drive. i'm the first journalist to put the car on a track or any bit of
sometimes i'm able to do a few laps. i like to challenge myself. >> and has a carbon fiber door panels. this also lightens the car, didn't it? >> we looked at the ratio of power to weight. wewas 200 pounds lighter so streamed down the car. it is the really basic interior. even the look and feel of the car. >> we will continue the conversation. we have more on ferrari, more on the 60th anniversary in the united states. we also have jason harper, bloomberg news auto columnist....
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it is harder to do. you're seeing this consolation not just from the internet service providers but the internet itself. we have to find ways, maybe through nonprofit models that the irs has been slow to approve, maybe through the ,upport of public broadcasting to have firewalls between public support and content. we seem to be too afraid to even think about it, but we have to be thinking about how the really make that internet the most wide-open tool everybody can go to. how do we make it serve the purpose of not just the average consumer but citizen of the united states of america. to ask before we move on, commissioner ness you were at the oral argument on the aereo case, and that relates to how we are going to be looking at new delivery systems, particularly over the top systems. how do you see all of this developing questio? >> it was a fascinating and very well presented oral argument. were grappling with it. i think they were suggesting that under the copyright act, you really cannot play games to
it is harder to do. you're seeing this consolation not just from the internet service providers but the internet itself. we have to find ways, maybe through nonprofit models that the irs has been slow to approve, maybe through the ,upport of public broadcasting to have firewalls between public support and content. we seem to be too afraid to even think about it, but we have to be thinking about how the really make that internet the most wide-open tool everybody can go to. how do we make it...
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. >> just to follow-up. i do -- going back to what i said earlier about, you know, my question about how other commissions handle such requests, i think that anything that we consider has to be something that should apply to all commissions. and i repeatedly see the library commission and its issues coming before us. i don't know to what we can attribute that, but i find it curious that there is so much attention paid to the library and its commission and its activities. but you know, maybe we need to just explore what is possible not only at the library, but with other commissions as well, including our own for that matter. >> i have a question for the city attorney. if we were to find that there was otherwise -- that there was a violation, it wasn't mr. herrera himself. it's that -- is that feasible? does the city attorney have a view on whether the commission, the library commission or the library is the appropriate party in light of the history of this matter? >> well, i think that the decision currently befo
. >> just to follow-up. i do -- going back to what i said earlier about, you know, my question about how other commissions handle such requests, i think that anything that we consider has to be something that should apply to all commissions. and i repeatedly see the library commission and its issues coming before us. i don't know to what we can attribute that, but i find it curious that there is so much attention paid to the library and its commission and its activities. but you know,...
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>> and we just tried to plea with him not to do what he was thinking to do. >> taking somebody else's life ain't worth it. if you do something to her it's worse. i mean it's going to be worse! you'll never see her again! you got a whole baby to think of. taking somebody else's life ain't worth it. >> at one point he starts looking outside. >> he saw the police, he was like "you guys called the police on me? i'm like "no, no, it's alright, it's alright." and the police was like "get out, get out get out! and i was like "oh my god, why?" >> get out of the house now. get out to the roadway! out to the roadway! >> get off of me! >> at that point he snatched her, and i ran out the house. >> he grabbed her. >> and then i heard the first gunshot, and then the second gunshot went off. >> the second shot was peter killing himself. >> "mama" >> that's kiya. >> we are with kiya and her kids every day. we talk every day. so it's noticeable that she's not here. it's noticeable that she's not in this circle right here, talking. you don't only hurt that person, you don't only take someone else's lif
>> and we just tried to plea with him not to do what he was thinking to do. >> taking somebody else's life ain't worth it. if you do something to her it's worse. i mean it's going to be worse! you'll never see her again! you got a whole baby to think of. taking somebody else's life ain't worth it. >> at one point he starts looking outside. >> he saw the police, he was like "you guys called the police on me? i'm like "no, no, it's alright, it's alright."...
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it is a risky thing to do. even now. they put themselves at odds with their industry because they found something that bothered them. i thought that was great. street rallying to that cause. there was a pattern. not all of them, but a lot of them are immigrants. irishman, canadian, a russian. chinese. who came to the country with an idea of how the country operates. insistlmost as if they it operates the way they hoped it would. i find it extraordinary. i find the behavior extraordinary. ♪ has anything you have learned since the book and the "60 minutes" appearance changed your perception of the facts? >> i am stunned by the reaction to the book. just a little stunned by the reaction. i feel like maybe some of the, you have a reform movement in wall street. i feel like it has recaptured some of the energy of the occupy wall street movement. fact i haveen no learned that i thought, i wish i had known that. some people are going crazy. there is a craziness about it. >> any accusations about you? like what. >> there was a st
it is a risky thing to do. even now. they put themselves at odds with their industry because they found something that bothered them. i thought that was great. street rallying to that cause. there was a pattern. not all of them, but a lot of them are immigrants. irishman, canadian, a russian. chinese. who came to the country with an idea of how the country operates. insistlmost as if they it operates the way they hoped it would. i find it extraordinary. i find the behavior extraordinary. ♪...
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do it. but you got to want to do it, kevin. you got to want to do it. end up like your dad. >> are you guys really going to give me a phone call? >> yes, i'll give you a phone call, kev. >> i just want to talk to my mom. have her come visit me. kids out there, half of us we could do something with our life. i want to do something with my life. ♪ call on me brother when you need a friend ♪ ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> is that a habit of yours to take this baby and drop it off at different places? >> i just needed some me time. >> you got to keep it together. you don't have a choice. did you get my e-mail? [ man ] i did. so, what'd you think of the house? did you see the school rating? oh, you're right. hey, babe, i got to go. bye, daddy. have a good day at school, okay? ♪ [ man ] but what about when my parents visit? okay. just love this one. it's next to a park. [ man ] i love it. i love it, too. here's your new house. ♪ daddy! [ male announcer ] you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. >>
do it. but you got to want to do it, kevin. you got to want to do it. end up like your dad. >> are you guys really going to give me a phone call? >> yes, i'll give you a phone call, kev. >> i just want to talk to my mom. have her come visit me. kids out there, half of us we could do something with our life. i want to do something with my life. ♪ call on me brother when you need a friend ♪ ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> is that a habit of yours to take...
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i want to see if we can do this. story with a lot of pieces but i wonder if you can start us off here. you are an alternative asset manager looking for something that is not correlated to stock market returns. you ended up being connected to musical instruments? >> it is a complicated transaction. what we are looking for is an investment that is not correlated with stock purchasing. we were trying to find an asset with finite appeal. we are big investors in gold. this has the same sort of finite appeal. it is a rare instrument. a supply and demand in balance and all the qualities we are looking for in an investment. >> you identify a particular asset. in this case, a rare stradivarius violin. sean, you come into the picture because you know all about rare stradivarius violins. you have one with you now. >> these are priceless objects that are very rare. there are only a few hundred that are traded in many decades. and they have a very long life -- >> these are icons of the musical instrument world. what a $5 million
i want to see if we can do this. story with a lot of pieces but i wonder if you can start us off here. you are an alternative asset manager looking for something that is not correlated to stock market returns. you ended up being connected to musical instruments? >> it is a complicated transaction. what we are looking for is an investment that is not correlated with stock purchasing. we were trying to find an asset with finite appeal. we are big investors in gold. this has the same sort...
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to do. >> you say that there will be no poor nations by the time we reach 2035. >> almost none. landlocked countries in africa, north korea if they don't change the government, but it will be less than 10. when i was born, almost all countries were poor. now we are down to about one quarter of them. the next 20 years, if we focus on it, we can make it really exceptional. >> mike, you donated last year about $100 million to the bill gates foundation to eradicate polio from this world. do you share the same optimism as bill? >> i couldn't be more in agreement. one of the things people miss is that advocates seldom want to acknowledge success. they always want to have more to do, raise more money, be more important. bill is 100% right. there are fewer people starving, fewer people sleeping without a roof over their head. fewer people that are illiterate. life expectancy is generally longer. by any rational measure, things are better. that doesn't mean every place or every person, and there will
to do. >> you say that there will be no poor nations by the time we reach 2035. >> almost none. landlocked countries in africa, north korea if they don't change the government, but it will be less than 10. when i was born, almost all countries were poor. now we are down to about one quarter of them. the next 20 years, if we focus on it, we can make it really exceptional. >> mike, you donated last year about $100 million to the bill gates foundation to eradicate polio from this...
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what they needed to be doing, going overseas with them and then not performing up to par what we needed them to do it was a very steep learning curve and a lot of the handlers and trainers and other operators for that matter were drinking from the firehose in terms of what they were learning. once the bugs began to get worked out, there was a very fluid operational capacity that dogs now played. most of the operators had been overseas and operated before and knew what to expect. the dogs had been operating for several years and everything was getting hammered out and started to transition very smoothly and now it got to the point where every unit has multiple dogs and they are doing a fantastic job with them, be it parachuted or any number of high-level different missions in the environments that we operate with them and the guys that operate within its remarkable and it speaks to the versatility of dogs in general in terms of what you can get them to do. moving forward, i was at a crossroads personally. at the en
what they needed to be doing, going overseas with them and then not performing up to par what we needed them to do it was a very steep learning curve and a lot of the handlers and trainers and other operators for that matter were drinking from the firehose in terms of what they were learning. once the bugs began to get worked out, there was a very fluid operational capacity that dogs now played. most of the operators had been overseas and operated before and knew what to expect. the dogs had...
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and you have to do that, or else you lose the election. you have to do both. t if you don't get that intensity among the democratic base, you lose this e lex. >> thank you. good work on the piece. up next, it was supposed to be 5 former govr noer of the new jersey, but it turned out the joke, well, if you could call it that, was on chris christie. this is "hardball." ♪ i know a thing about an ira ♪ and i got the tools ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ if i need some help i'm not alone ♪ ♪ we're all tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ we've got a place that we call home ♪ ♪ we're all type e ♪ how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [
and you have to do that, or else you lose the election. you have to do both. t if you don't get that intensity among the democratic base, you lose this e lex. >> thank you. good work on the piece. up next, it was supposed to be 5 former govr noer of the new jersey, but it turned out the joke, well, if you could call it that, was on chris christie. this is "hardball." ♪ i know a thing about an ira ♪ and i got the tools ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪...
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and until to even do a noise metering. so there is a challenges with us trying to permit this without all of the kind of pieces together. and commissioner perez. >> i just wondered did you have a conversation with the previous owner of this establishment and kind of get an idea of what you are getting into with the community. >> no. >> i did not. >> and just because you did not, you are not interested, or... >> a lot of this came to my attention after the gentleman from the entertainment commission came in. the ignorance of the law i understand is no excuse. but as i move forward and understand the parameters that we have to work in, i mean, as i said, from the time i left the commission's office a week ago i have been doing a lot of reading and making sure that i am as abreast as i possibly can on everything that i need to do. and my job, and brought into this is to make sure that everything that we do, is up right, and the way that it should be done, and that is the only way i know so when the things don't happen that way
and until to even do a noise metering. so there is a challenges with us trying to permit this without all of the kind of pieces together. and commissioner perez. >> i just wondered did you have a conversation with the previous owner of this establishment and kind of get an idea of what you are getting into with the community. >> no. >> i did not. >> and just because you did not, you are not interested, or... >> a lot of this came to my attention after the gentleman...
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to do. >> exactly. >> a very good point to quit on. leaving you with one thought as we get you out the door. i have been struck over the last couple of hours at how often the conversation focused on the nuts and bolts of improving health care policy. we look at critical access hospitals, value purchasing, children's health care, these are all areas where democrats and republicans can work together and work together in a constructive kind of way. this is about the opportunity for democrats and republicans worked together we will have a lot more conversations like that in the days ahead. >> thank you senate finance committee is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> interface with page, we are asking you to share her thoughts of the resignation of secretary kathleen sebelius. join the conversation on c-span. >> coming up on c-span2, a senate foreign relations committee hearing in 2015. and then president of americans for tax reform in later testimony from health and
to do. >> exactly. >> a very good point to quit on. leaving you with one thought as we get you out the door. i have been struck over the last couple of hours at how often the conversation focused on the nuts and bolts of improving health care policy. we look at critical access hospitals, value purchasing, children's health care, these are all areas where democrats and republicans can work together and work together in a constructive kind of way. this is about the opportunity for...
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and you have to do that, or else you lose the election. you have to do both. but if you don't get that intensity among the democratic base, you lose this election. >> thank you. good work on the piece. up next, it was supposed to be a roast for a former governor of the new jersey, but it turned out the joke, well, if you could call it that, was on chris christie. this is "hardball." [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> joe biden revealed this week he uses men's clinique to keep his skin smooth, while john boehner revealed he uses weather beater deck stain. >> welcome bac
and you have to do that, or else you lose the election. you have to do both. but if you don't get that intensity among the democratic base, you lose this election. >> thank you. good work on the piece. up next, it was supposed to be a roast for a former governor of the new jersey, but it turned out the joke, well, if you could call it that, was on chris christie. this is "hardball." [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in...
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in the long-term and there's funding to do that. implement the medicare documents to the medicare doc fix bill mckibben a bigger bill in terms of changing the financing of american health care and the affordable care act was. the doc fix bill really creates the incentives to find move it away from fee-for-service and onto systems that are accountable for the combination. medicaid expansion to codify into law the ability so they don't also states don't have to go begging a democratic health and human services secretary or republican secretary, conflict and the leather bound to have that flexibility as long as the state to state what six and 100% and take the 100% money, fine, they've got to prove the program is going to get a sneak people in the nitpick of want to go to 138%, give them the 138% might but they got to prove they will be able to get those people. if they can do that let them do it. give them the ability pashtun let's put competition between democrats and republicans but stop arguing about it. why is everybody so afraid t
in the long-term and there's funding to do that. implement the medicare documents to the medicare doc fix bill mckibben a bigger bill in terms of changing the financing of american health care and the affordable care act was. the doc fix bill really creates the incentives to find move it away from fee-for-service and onto systems that are accountable for the combination. medicaid expansion to codify into law the ability so they don't also states don't have to go begging a democratic health and...
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do all this then? >> politics, you put it to minimum wage. don't create jobs, don't do anything to actually help the economy, let's just have corporations with large amounts of money hire people they don't need. that was your last jobs plan. >> you out there can jump into the debate, #bullsandbears. >>> why are they sounding the alarm sounding? while you were paying your tax bill this week, the tax man and bears." >>> are you feeling down? well, how about a bonus to boost you up? all you need to do is work at the irs, the same agency you probably just wrote a check to will be doling out over $60 million to boost morale for its employees. bonus are just plain bogus? >> it's every "b" word you can get away with saying on a saturday morning on tv, and we are working our butts off and we have to pay uncle sam, and there is this thing going on and we are so sorry, and by the way, there is budget issues and people are getting laid off, so where is the money coming from? the timing could not be worse. >> we're paying for it. but they say this is impo
do all this then? >> politics, you put it to minimum wage. don't create jobs, don't do anything to actually help the economy, let's just have corporations with large amounts of money hire people they don't need. that was your last jobs plan. >> you out there can jump into the debate, #bullsandbears. >>> why are they sounding the alarm sounding? while you were paying your tax bill this week, the tax man and bears." >>> are you feeling down? well, how about a...
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our carbon footprint, we need to do it. for us it's straightforward. >> new york for another question. anybody have a question? new york thinks about it. we'll go to the front. if >> good morning. though i am now with the department of energy for 60 years i ran the private sector arm of the asian development bank n that period we increased our loans by a factor of 41 times, a rock solid transactions. michelle was absolutely right when she said the world is awash with money. you were absolutely right that there is no long-term capital. it seems the nexus there is that the reason why money doesn't go to these projects, the reason why the private sector doesn't come to these countries and hence why they are poor is because the governance in these countries are so bad. there's no rule of law. there's no regulatory framework, etc. i was a bit disappointed not to hear you talk about governance because i think that's the key to the whole thing. so my question is really what is the world bank doing on this vitally important issue? >
our carbon footprint, we need to do it. for us it's straightforward. >> new york for another question. anybody have a question? new york thinks about it. we'll go to the front. if >> good morning. though i am now with the department of energy for 60 years i ran the private sector arm of the asian development bank n that period we increased our loans by a factor of 41 times, a rock solid transactions. michelle was absolutely right when she said the world is awash with money. you were...
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that's hard to do. that, we have to be inclusive and everything we do. when we plan a meeting or party, we have to think about the whole party. when we reflect on president johnson's legacy, we think about inclusion. many people don't know hubert humphrey included in the first draft of the civil rights act a provision to include people with disabilities. [applause] in 1972, senator humphrey tried to make an amendment to the civil rights act to include people with his abilities. president until 1991 george herbert walker bush took the initiative to act on a recommendation from congress to sign the americans with disabilities act that we had our emancipation. ae disabled community is little behind, but we are trying to catch up. it's all about respect. for the groups here, we have to reflect on what we are doing in this entry to respect others and promote that so we can be part of the solution. disabilities, people who are living in institutions who want to be part of communities, that's not acceptable. people of any race, color, creed or whatever who are n
that's hard to do. that, we have to be inclusive and everything we do. when we plan a meeting or party, we have to think about the whole party. when we reflect on president johnson's legacy, we think about inclusion. many people don't know hubert humphrey included in the first draft of the civil rights act a provision to include people with disabilities. [applause] in 1972, senator humphrey tried to make an amendment to the civil rights act to include people with his abilities. president until...
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we need to change dramatically. >> i do it to save jobs. awesome. and i do it to make money. this the profit. sweet pete's is a candy store located in jacksonville, florida, specializing in chocolates and candy handmade by master chocolatier peter behringer. >> so you guys like candy? >> mm-hmm. >> pete's love of sweets began at the age of 12, when he started making candy for his mom's shop-- peterbrooke chocolatier. >> i wouldn't do anything else. >> family business was thriving, and life was good for pete and his wife, allison. but after a dispute, pete left the business and was forced to start over from scratch. >> the last $10,000 we had, we put into this business. >> starting over required the help of a financing partner. >> my whole idea was, find talented people and help support them to get a business going. >> sweet pete's opened its doors in 2010. by 2012, it was doing over $400,000 in revenue, but it posted a loss of $17,000. the stress of that has caused their partnership to crumble. >> you are a fraud. you are a fraud. >> with a colorful array of handmade candy, s
we need to change dramatically. >> i do it to save jobs. awesome. and i do it to make money. this the profit. sweet pete's is a candy store located in jacksonville, florida, specializing in chocolates and candy handmade by master chocolatier peter behringer. >> so you guys like candy? >> mm-hmm. >> pete's love of sweets began at the age of 12, when he started making candy for his mom's shop-- peterbrooke chocolatier. >> i wouldn't do anything else. >> family...
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host: what do you want the guests to address? t: -- caller: why, in 2014 do women only receive 80% of social security benefits? i paid in 100%. guest: i do not know that that is the law. it has to do with whether there are two incomes. it has to do with whether you collect on your husband or wife's earnings. we would have to get an expert but i am skeptical. guest: unfortunately, i do not know the details. i do know that there is something about the household and the highest earner. guest: if we had been told, we could have read up on social security. host: next call patricia in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello. i would like to say two things, and be very brief. i love economics. what is she? one of the things in my mind is that you mentioned that women do not like to work. guest: hold on, i never said that women do not like to work. please do not put that -- don't attribute that. host: let her finish her thought. caller: it brings in more money to the house. host: go ahead. caller: you are saying as an economics professo
host: what do you want the guests to address? t: -- caller: why, in 2014 do women only receive 80% of social security benefits? i paid in 100%. guest: i do not know that that is the law. it has to do with whether there are two incomes. it has to do with whether you collect on your husband or wife's earnings. we would have to get an expert but i am skeptical. guest: unfortunately, i do not know the details. i do know that there is something about the household and the highest earner. guest: if...
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what is life questioning me to do? s there in the concentration said life is presenting suffering and he said that suffering became a problem that he did not want to turn his back to. he decides to suffer well and the nazis would not take his dignity. then, he would study suffering. what questions are the world thrusting in front of you? being a new york times columnist is not the same as going to offshore its -- auschwitz. it is foolish to think, what is my calling? let life happen to you and then adapt to circumstance. >> circumstance. bill murray was here. i admire him greatly. he said, -- he does not have a planned life. life has spoken to him. he said, you have to be alert and responsive. i am not giving justice to it. it was, you have to make sure that you are responding to stimuli. that might change you. >> i would not only do that. you can take a lot of circumstances. it is important to serve a cause that is greater than one lifetime. some thing you cannot complete. there is a jewish phrase, you do not have to c
what is life questioning me to do? s there in the concentration said life is presenting suffering and he said that suffering became a problem that he did not want to turn his back to. he decides to suffer well and the nazis would not take his dignity. then, he would study suffering. what questions are the world thrusting in front of you? being a new york times columnist is not the same as going to offshore its -- auschwitz. it is foolish to think, what is my calling? let life happen to you and...
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that's what we're trying to do. i suspect is that individual iraqis look at this election as what is the only issue of importance to them? not what are the issues of importance. one issue which is to do with their nationalism. to do with their identity. to do with their security, for example. and they see in that perspective, they see a prime minister who is focused on security. whether that is right or wrong, that is for historians to tell. what we have to do is expect and accept these democratic processes. it may be painful but i think that is what we're choosing. >> last question, before i go to the audience. as, reading up all the press, on iraq and the elections. why do you think you get such a harsh treatment in the press? why dot people who seem to know iraq seem so disappointed in what is happening? >> we're still a story in the making as far as democracy is concerned. as far as adhering to institutions is concerned. since 2003, the last constitution we had was in there during the kingdom, 58. after that we h
that's what we're trying to do. i suspect is that individual iraqis look at this election as what is the only issue of importance to them? not what are the issues of importance. one issue which is to do with their nationalism. to do with their identity. to do with their security, for example. and they see in that perspective, they see a prime minister who is focused on security. whether that is right or wrong, that is for historians to tell. what we have to do is expect and accept these...
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but i do want to say that we do have all intentions and purposes of reaching out to the community and being very community friendly unfortunately we got a bad corner and i am well aware of what went on there with curculo and all of the problems that we had there and we honestly feel like we can come in and be very, very productive in the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. >> and john, i live on the corner and i have been there since 1974 and i have been there since the dance company did the benefit for what was called gay cancer at the time and this is my neighborhood and i am the crazy person who said, that they or that they would get a permit and that i am approving a permit and i am going for a permit and my neighbors are looking at me like i am insane because they have done so many things wrong and you have all listed the many things that they have done wrong and i have sent you the letters and e-mails and telling you all of the terrible things and here i am telling you that i think that they need to be given a chance and so am i crazy? i don't think that i am because someone
but i do want to say that we do have all intentions and purposes of reaching out to the community and being very community friendly unfortunately we got a bad corner and i am well aware of what went on there with curculo and all of the problems that we had there and we honestly feel like we can come in and be very, very productive in the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. >> and john, i live on the corner and i have been there since 1974 and i have been there since the dance...
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host: what do you want the guests to address? : -- in 2014, do women only receive 80% of social security benefits? i paid in 100%. guest: i do not know that that is the law. it has to do with whether there are two incomes. whether you with collect on your husband or wife's earnings. we would have to get an expert, but i am skeptical. unfortunately, i do not know the details. i do know that there is something about the household and the highest earner. if we had been told, we could have read up on social security. host: next call patricia in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello. i would like to say two things, and be very brief. i love economics. what is she? is of the things in my mind that you mentioned that women do not like to work. hold on, i never said that women do not like to work. please do not put that -- don't attribute that. host: let her finish her thought. it brings in more money to the house. host: go ahead. caller: you are saying as an economics professor, pay equally. what are the jobs? guest: the availability
host: what do you want the guests to address? : -- in 2014, do women only receive 80% of social security benefits? i paid in 100%. guest: i do not know that that is the law. it has to do with whether there are two incomes. whether you with collect on your husband or wife's earnings. we would have to get an expert, but i am skeptical. unfortunately, i do not know the details. i do know that there is something about the household and the highest earner. if we had been told, we could have read up...
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i plan to do a dj but i don't know how business is going to go, i can't say that i am not going to do music. in the restaurant which is the roof top i don't plan to have music just the dining and that is it. >> i got it. >> and it is in that neighborhood and i think that the people drinking might want to have some nice dinner or appetizers and i think that it would be nice for them to go upstairs and go down stairs, and listen to the different music, and the second floor, i plan to do it a different type of music and i am planning to do a piano bar. and just have the different entertainment on the weekend and so the people can go to the first level and the second level or the third level. >> correct. >> okay. >> commissioner lee and perez. >> so i know that you have been around, and reading your security plan, and i mean, that it is pretty general. and you know, the security has to all of the security have to have guard cards. and i am wondering do you have a person that is going to be your head of security, that really knows the procedures and the policies, only because you are right
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what we're going to do. but i support the budget overall. i have respect for the people involved in making these decisions and their experience so, i will support this budget. >> thank you. we can go back to the amendment that i proposed at the beginning of the meeting which essentially asked for a delay of both the proposed september 2014 increase to the discount senior disabled and youth cash fare and monthly pass until july 1st, 2015. propose 2016 fares would take effect. [speaker not understood] fees signs to reflect this sign, we have a motion and a second. any further discussion on this one? if not all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> if not, the ayes have it. >> mr. chair, if i may. one small thing that i want to note that i think a change would be appropriate and consistent with the remarks you made earlier. it's an error that i found on page 14 of the staff report. about halfway down the page there is a resolved clause that speaks to the continuation of the free muni for low and moderate income youth. an
what we're going to do. but i support the budget overall. i have respect for the people involved in making these decisions and their experience so, i will support this budget. >> thank you. we can go back to the amendment that i proposed at the beginning of the meeting which essentially asked for a delay of both the proposed september 2014 increase to the discount senior disabled and youth cash fare and monthly pass until july 1st, 2015. propose 2016 fares would take effect. [speaker not...
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to it? the >> do you want to take a word at this? >> it's interesting in the context agreement that i think is i take it as a kind of sensitivity on the political predicament in the u.s.. it's not useful to him and that's why we denounce from the u.s. for making deals with hamas so what we suggested to him is that it differentiates you from the iranians. he did. that was a smart thing to do and it might even do some good in the sense that when you all may remember this the palestinian group recently visited with a lot of negative reaction at home. we use the word excitement alive. we talk about this issue. unfortunately it's never been a serious matter for the united states. we have never been serious about it and we have never pushed hard and penalize. so, the glorification of terrorism goes on. and in this sense that we shouldn't even talk about the holocaust continues. if the statement means can -- henceforth in the broadcasting it would have a more intelligent view of the holocaust that would be a good thing. i think we need to s
to it? the >> do you want to take a word at this? >> it's interesting in the context agreement that i think is i take it as a kind of sensitivity on the political predicament in the u.s.. it's not useful to him and that's why we denounce from the u.s. for making deals with hamas so what we suggested to him is that it differentiates you from the iranians. he did. that was a smart thing to do and it might even do some good in the sense that when you all may remember this the...
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do want to say that by and large we do agree on a lot of issues. marker noway down a however there is one issue where we're never going to agree. for never going to right the university kansas, i will never root for ohio state. >> i will city towlt that. do agree in the power said, that ise the power of technology to solve problems. the ability to cross borders to cross cultures problems that have been unsolvable. we might disagree about how we never questioni his love of country, his care for the agency, his knowledge of the issues and his determination he believes to be in the public interest. in my own view of regulation is a little different. course think generally speaking that it should immediate three criteria, be sta it, costth the outweigh the benefits and should be restrained in the fact that are dynamic markets. but as he said, nine times out of 10 we tend to agree and i think that heralds well for the course of our dialogue going forward. >> i was just informed by the good people who are always am and more a prepared back here that our l
do want to say that by and large we do agree on a lot of issues. marker noway down a however there is one issue where we're never going to agree. for never going to right the university kansas, i will never root for ohio state. >> i will city towlt that. do agree in the power said, that ise the power of technology to solve problems. the ability to cross borders to cross cultures problems that have been unsolvable. we might disagree about how we never questioni his love of country, his...
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he is going to do it carefully. secondly, he has got the ip transition looking to address the issue of telecoms at some point give up the copper mines and what that means for the american public and companies that proceeded to provide competition to the local telecom by virtue of being able to lease capacity on their existing lines. that is an issue we have got to address and we are doing that with demonstrations to see what the issues are before it goes forward. maintaining an open internet obviously we are all aware of the discussion, with the announcement of the meeting of the commission, open internets order remanded by the court, giving the fcc and approach to section 706 which michele and i spent a lot of time on when the telecom act passed in 1996. in any event, looking at how you can continue to ensure competition and protect consumers in an open internet with fretting through a very narrow angle. i think he has got quite a bit on his plate. i would hope that he would see the quadrennial review a little bit m
he is going to do it carefully. secondly, he has got the ip transition looking to address the issue of telecoms at some point give up the copper mines and what that means for the american public and companies that proceeded to provide competition to the local telecom by virtue of being able to lease capacity on their existing lines. that is an issue we have got to address and we are doing that with demonstrations to see what the issues are before it goes forward. maintaining an open internet...
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which we will do before the stadium is transferred to lanar and the shipyard project. just a little bit of a highlight in the budget solution our center has done a good job with our job costs a $350,000 from workers' compensation it's also, we do were pretty aggressive with tracking workman's comp and get back to work early it's a do not have reduction in costs and do safety training. so you mentioned two of our budget priorities we're reinvesting in recreation and we are trying to do our part to work on what we believe is a serious obesity or inactivity epidemic. we're working with the school district and working with lots of partners trying to provide more programming designed to get children and seniors outside and running around. on the customer service side one of the enhancement is our human resources function. when we did our recreation model it's been quite successful a few years ago. we probably after looked the hiring we're hiring a lot more people on a temporary basis 80 that have a specific skill and increased our summer hiring the model is to have a more te
which we will do before the stadium is transferred to lanar and the shipyard project. just a little bit of a highlight in the budget solution our center has done a good job with our job costs a $350,000 from workers' compensation it's also, we do were pretty aggressive with tracking workman's comp and get back to work early it's a do not have reduction in costs and do safety training. so you mentioned two of our budget priorities we're reinvesting in recreation and we are trying to do our part...
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and what happened to peoples' lives there, how do you apply that to the work you're doing now againsthe keystone pipeline? >> let's step back for a second, which is this. i actually believe the solution for our energy problems is going to be corporate america and actually will be private enterprise america. when we get the policy framework right, the people in that sphere will come up with creative, imaginative, innovative solutions that will blow our mind. i mean, if you really look at what's happening in the fossil fuels arena, people are being really creative and innovative. some people hate fracking, but fracking is a new technology that somebody from the united states came up with as a way of engineering around an old problem. that's exactly what i expect american business to do. >> what you're saying is no, not all corporations are evil, not all corporations are bad, and in fact it's ok to make money as long as it's towards a similar goal. >> i don't think corporations are evil. what i don't think we should do is rely on corporations for our morality. you know, the truth of the
and what happened to peoples' lives there, how do you apply that to the work you're doing now againsthe keystone pipeline? >> let's step back for a second, which is this. i actually believe the solution for our energy problems is going to be corporate america and actually will be private enterprise america. when we get the policy framework right, the people in that sphere will come up with creative, imaginative, innovative solutions that will blow our mind. i mean, if you really look at...
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i ask the time to do it because i do want to clear it up. i want to finish quickly the notion, if there is no military solution and everybody at the pentagon would tell you there is no military solution -- >> apparently you think there is. >> no. i think is there a capacity to change assad's calculation and so does the president. >> which is what we discussed last august. >> we will discuss and we will discuss in classified session exactly what those things are are. let me come back to this. i want to answer your question. the reality is that if you're going to have a negotiated solution, you have to have the ability to come up -- last may there was more ripeness. the situation changed on the ground. today assad feels fairly secure in damascus and in some of the corridor going north to the ports, and that's been his strategy. around him in the south, particularly, in the east and the north, there is not that kind of security. the opposition made some gains recently. so the key here is how do you get the parties to a place where they both und
i ask the time to do it because i do want to clear it up. i want to finish quickly the notion, if there is no military solution and everybody at the pentagon would tell you there is no military solution -- >> apparently you think there is. >> no. i think is there a capacity to change assad's calculation and so does the president. >> which is what we discussed last august. >> we will discuss and we will discuss in classified session exactly what those things are are. let...
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so what at&t agreed to do in the memoranda was to do additional community outreach. and we did that in part because at&t understood that by agreeing to do additional box walk and do mailings that are not required that the city and department would work with us to quote as it's required to do in california law those permit applications and that's not been happened at&t is here redundantly this evening in if those plaques were done in 60 days but those plagues are going on for up to 12 months then denied on a basis that's unlawful neither the hearing officer or director can do and at&t is told to go back and start over that's not what is - excuse me. >> i have a question i see some language in the dpw language that sees the director can denial the hearing officers recommendations. >> i'm not saying the director doesn't have the right to reject the hearing officers recommendation he certainly does but i want to put up with the director is allowed to do so we can look at this together. you know, often the hearing officers in the position of looking at multiple sites and
so what at&t agreed to do in the memoranda was to do additional community outreach. and we did that in part because at&t understood that by agreeing to do additional box walk and do mailings that are not required that the city and department would work with us to quote as it's required to do in california law those permit applications and that's not been happened at&t is here redundantly this evening in if those plaques were done in 60 days but those plagues are going on for up to...
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i need to do so you are not thinking how am i sitting? how am i --- otherwise become self-conscious and you would not do in your work. ♪ >> what are your dreams now? and that we've seen "breaking bad" and all the success that i was lucky enough to be a part of. >> in the final episode. >> the second to last episode. >> for us it is always been signs first -- science first -- >> would you go back, please? there. >> what this? charityyesterday, your announced a $28 million grant for drug abuse treatment centers throughout the southwest. >> the southwest is our home and we cannot just ignore what is going on in her own backyard. >> there are people who suggest other motives. the new york times wrote a column suggesting that the grant was a kind of publicity maneuver to shore up the start price -- the stock price because of your association with walter white. >> that is not exactly -- >> to cleanse yourself of having a methamphetamine kingpin as cofounder of your company. >> i'm glad you brought that up. i have to believe that the investing pu
i need to do so you are not thinking how am i sitting? how am i --- otherwise become self-conscious and you would not do in your work. ♪ >> what are your dreams now? and that we've seen "breaking bad" and all the success that i was lucky enough to be a part of. >> in the final episode. >> the second to last episode. >> for us it is always been signs first -- science first -- >> would you go back, please? there. >> what this? charityyesterday, your...
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to want to do this theme? out of these conversations that scott and i would have about why we can't seem to solve more problems in the world. >> we see them differently. >> because of these competing narratives. >> i have thought is as important -- for negotiators. people like henry kissinger have said this. you have to begin by expressing what you want. you have to begin by communicating that to understand where they are coming from. they are getting a hearing within you as the world they see. >> i think that is absolutely true. very much with the play is about. heart of the conversation that scott and i were having. you are talking about empathy. the one ability to understand why somebody is asking for what they are asking for. that is why when he brought the play to my attention, the idea that he was going to do it -- it seems these are things that run throughout the three films we have made together. it seemed in alignment with those. >> the detective tells caitlin we -- chloe grace -- the difference betwee
to want to do this theme? out of these conversations that scott and i would have about why we can't seem to solve more problems in the world. >> we see them differently. >> because of these competing narratives. >> i have thought is as important -- for negotiators. people like henry kissinger have said this. you have to begin by expressing what you want. you have to begin by communicating that to understand where they are coming from. they are getting a hearing within you as...
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. >> we're here at the earthquake ryan white center for people to comply with the ryan white or do a ryan white on their property to connect with the resources they need. i came here wondering what to do as a owner of an apartment building moderate to comply with the must rules that went into effect last year >> we don't want to go to 10 different events people said so we advise people of the event. so we try to be incentive not everyone is going to be able to come 0 so this fans the afternoon and the einstein >> i've decided to be here it's amazing to see all those people's here it's critical to be prepared and to recover from disasters as finishing as possible. >> i've been to a lot of shows and this one was a trufk turnout a. >> since the structure the building represents the super structure the lower part of this particle on the buildings on the corner they shack quite a bit. >> so for the floors above as shaking that top floor is fog go-go have no more mass and we saw in 1984 more structure destruction where we're ryan white this by adding a steel frame typically you want to bras
. >> we're here at the earthquake ryan white center for people to comply with the ryan white or do a ryan white on their property to connect with the resources they need. i came here wondering what to do as a owner of an apartment building moderate to comply with the must rules that went into effect last year >> we don't want to go to 10 different events people said so we advise people of the event. so we try to be incentive not everyone is going to be able to come 0 so this fans...
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do you think? who should i go to? they don't network that way like women do. >> well, women are better seekers than we are. if a guy was to say that, anything in the region below his chest, he's considered to be sexual towards that other person. and they make so many jokes over so many years about getting your prostate checked that it became a joke and a thing you don't do. but it's not a joke that we're going to die from it. >> wait, i just -- women, when they talk more about getting mammograms and checking your breasts -- they go and do it. men, because they're talking about it a lot, have an aversion to it? is that what you're saying? >> right, because it was always the joke you hear about the plastic glove pop, you have to be in a compromising position. so happy that now it's nonintrusive. you don't have to go through those things unless it's required by you. some guys require it different ways. it's not intrusive. they even have different treatments right now that don't have to go into your body to help you with y
do you think? who should i go to? they don't network that way like women do. >> well, women are better seekers than we are. if a guy was to say that, anything in the region below his chest, he's considered to be sexual towards that other person. and they make so many jokes over so many years about getting your prostate checked that it became a joke and a thing you don't do. but it's not a joke that we're going to die from it. >> wait, i just -- women, when they talk more about...
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and it's really sad what is meant to do anything. he was at the truss says the games that people who piece of peacefully demonstrate in a kings game at me and he was oh so many times to cardigans and that's my kind to speak the deal as it is for them to dry your skin has the right the right wing position. he's coming off the grinding process. keeping on keeping on eye candy. and yet left and right to choose cost of funds into the gay marriage we to make a marriage no one really cares about again. is it because in his war council fronts the moment. our awesome little toot as he gets married. or will these people are unmarried or not it's just keeping the nfl and the other one. why not concentrate on the economy point one one these rights in st about marriage. it is because the politicians keyboard i was going to get an enemy. i was about to say that on the twenty sixth of january. there was a peaceful demonstration. that was. and we trust on the racks day and i think that these election results. i'm thirteen to wake up grasping a rest
and it's really sad what is meant to do anything. he was at the truss says the games that people who piece of peacefully demonstrate in a kings game at me and he was oh so many times to cardigans and that's my kind to speak the deal as it is for them to dry your skin has the right the right wing position. he's coming off the grinding process. keeping on keeping on eye candy. and yet left and right to choose cost of funds into the gay marriage we to make a marriage no one really cares about...
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to what threat do these countries need reassurance of support isn't the obvious answer is, china. consider that china poses no direct threat to the u.s. it is not going to invade america. nor is it going to try to seriously disrupt our economy. nor is it promoting a dangerous global ideology. consider that the asian countries calling for a u.s., are also expanding their trade and their investment with china as fast as they can. so it is not exactly clear what the u.s. gets out of the deal. instead of answering the asians questions about the steadfast nest of america's commitment to them, the president should ask them what they are prepared to do for america. unquote. >> is clyde right that it's not exactly clear what the u.s. gets out of the deal? so should president obama press japan and south korea on what they are prepared to do for america? >> yes, john. clyde is an economic nationalist. what he is saying is, basically japan has been cleaning our clocks with trade surpluses for decades now. the chinese has been doing it. the asians have been doing it. we have been providing the
to what threat do these countries need reassurance of support isn't the obvious answer is, china. consider that china poses no direct threat to the u.s. it is not going to invade america. nor is it going to try to seriously disrupt our economy. nor is it promoting a dangerous global ideology. consider that the asian countries calling for a u.s., are also expanding their trade and their investment with china as fast as they can. so it is not exactly clear what the u.s. gets out of the deal....
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we look at how is opposed to what. how do you close it and understanding one size won't fit all and every company and corporate should have a culture and capacity for change they need to deal with. they have the questions on the inside of predominantly i fundamentally believe and there's evidence that most of the time people think they are whether or not they are so there is change has to come from getting the mind-set isn't quite right and how do you change that mind-set without having to tell anyone that you are bad? telling someone that they are bad or wrong slows down the process. it's required sometimes what if you can get to the change without that --. >> do you have the companies talk to each other and do they share best practices? >> we will have that opportunity if people choose and again they get to choose how much they will share in what they will talk about them with whom will they talk about it but it creates a space where everyone is working on solving this with an investment that's better for the hole canonic m
we look at how is opposed to what. how do you close it and understanding one size won't fit all and every company and corporate should have a culture and capacity for change they need to deal with. they have the questions on the inside of predominantly i fundamentally believe and there's evidence that most of the time people think they are whether or not they are so there is change has to come from getting the mind-set isn't quite right and how do you change that mind-set without having to tell...