as to toby's point, he's right.d help costs, but the unfortunately part it's studied and apart from on a national level. it's studied in health affairs and runs about 55 billion in savings. that sounds like a lot, but it's only about 2.4% of total health care costs, so, it's a step forward, it's not a huge step. i think it's a step we need to take though. >> jonas, what do you think? >> well, first of all, in a free market, you sue doctors in hospitals and it does raise costs and leads to the tests going on because they try to protect their own basically and doing unnecessary stuff and don't sue them, they didn't do the test because of one in a million something. and if you have no liability as a doctor or hospital, half the tests done, to toby's point in america. and lower health care costs, but you wouldn't be getting the tests, this is not something you want, but protecting their own. and just because they could wrack up bill, another point, but in this particular case, if the government had tort reform, you'd ha

. >> toby, jehmu says it smells like innovation. >> it smells like something, i'll give her that. we do some hiring this week and we have a couple of people who we sort of wanted. they said, listen, i'd love to work for you guys, and give me six months before my benefits run out. and we've set up this expectations of somehow, you know, we notice from all the studies done, and by the democrats, by the way, that if you extend these 99 weeks and you have all of the bridges to somewhere, whatever, people take it right to-- we have 1% less unemployment and that statistics of the government not me. and i think again, this smacks of the creativity, is a code word for, please, let's just try to help everybody we can, let's try to make life fair, too. >> well, i mean, of course, we don't want to make fun of those who have been unemployed. aen this is where, people, more people have been unemployed for longer than i think, since the great depression, but, jonas, the issue here for you, is that they're already so many incentives to hire. >> right, and i like the idea in theory of a training

we don't have that now. >> toby? >> if we get back -- yeah, i mean, you have to -- you can't take all this stuff and just single piece. you have to take a macro look here and, you know, sort of the marginal shareholder is the person that's more confident to buy shares. the small businessperson who is more confident to buy inventory, etc., is -- is in a bubble. you push them a little too hard and they were tracked and we just don't have -- to gary b's point, we don't have the momentum in the economy that's growing fast enough to be able to absorb another push in the back. >> let me go to jonas with that. he was saying it's going back to the norm. >> look, we'd love to keep those taxes forever. as you can see from the ongoing deficits we are not cutting what it takes to cut to pay for it. therefore, we have to return to a tax code that can balance a budget. i will say not just a bubble, yeah, there was a tech bubble in the 90's. this country has grown through decades through much higher tax rates that they're about to

. >> brenda: toby, in a recession or not? >> well, we are in a recession because 83% of people say that. john's point goes to a psychology issue here. regardless how we define a recession or an expansion, if we have that many people like, then that's psychologically, that's what we're seeing, people sort of hoarding cash and not taking risk and slowing down, all of those things that you social with with a recession and now, forget about the-- >> and spending is like the highest it's been in a year. >> because it's been so depressed, it had a springback. what you're seeing, at that point at the margin people are not saying, yeah, i'm going to take that extra leap and buy the extra thing and doing the reverse, and that's what we're seeing, and you know, i'm not going to go off on the housing we need to bail people out of their house, but it's going to a take a long time. no one should have expected back to 2007. because the 2000 economy was b-s. home prices and mortgage and we don't want to go back to 2007. >> brenda: jonas, is

toby has been wonderful to work with. we've also worked with some of the other staff, rebecca mcdonald, who handles the program, and bob brewery, who is the executive director of the society. this is a wonderful institution, and i need to just tell you, if you have not yet picked up their newsletter, it describes the other lectures they have here, the behind the scenes tours, and the church tours where annette and i do a lot of our volunteering. it's a wonderful program, we encourage you to been involved. the second thing i wanted to do is tell you a little bit about the michigan commission on the commemoration of the war of 1812. it was appointed by governor jennifer granholm, we met first in march of 2008, so we met this afternoon out in ann arbor, they are opening a nice, new exhibit on the clemmons collection of artifacts and objects from the it was cure rated by brian dunn began. the commission has many projects ongoing. i would love to tell you about all 75 of them, but i think i'd also like to introduce don hickey,

the current issue has a piece by toby jones which i want you all to know will be available online on our new improved website. the name of the journal is "raritan." i did not bring my copy. this is very important to me. it is one reason that i did take on the job. i did view the journal as an instrument and a vehicle for intervention in public discourse in the largest sense of the word. that includes literature in the arts as well as politics. we do have the problem that steve alluded to which is that we are a quarterly. i can write a topical editor's note or toby jones can write a piece about saudi arabia and the arab spring. and two months later, it will be taken over by events and we have to get on the phone and say, sweetheart, get me a rewrite. you can't always get rewrite in time. the pace of change is sometimes outruns the quarterly. nevertheless, i think there is a place for quarterlies or dissent comes more often. is it quarterly? it is reflection. that is what i like to talk about. reflection. stepping back a little. just as there is a place for magazines like my friend joe

i can write a topical editor's note or toby jones can write a topical piece about saudi arabia and the arab spring. and two months later, it will be taken over by events and we have to get on the phone and say, sweetheart, get me a rewrite. you can't always get rewrite in time. the pace of change is sometimes outruns the quarterly. nevertheless, i think there is a place for quarterlies or dissent comes more often. is it quarterly? it is reflection. that is what i like to talk about. reflection. stepping back a little. just as there is a place for magazines like my friend joel "in these times" which is published right here in chicago and appears more often than quarterly and is astonishing to me that anyone can do that and still has a life. but it is a great challenge, i think, because i do think there is a great tradition of small presses, you know, little magazines as they are dismissively called. that had big impacts. everyone thinks of the golden moment of partisan review of the late '30s and early '40s. i don't want to recreate that. they are both tough acts to follow. you have to

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. >> toby keith, "red solo cup." you." "god gave me you."long hot summer." >> wow, those are all great ones. >> you got some heavy hitters in there. >> you guys have a favorite in there? >> they're all our friends so -- >> which one would you bet on? >> i can't get the blake song out of my head. >> i love "drink in my hand," though. >> of course you do. >> here's the blake shelton video. this is such a great song. it's written about his own brother, right? that's miranda's song, right? >> that's miranda's song. this is "god gave me you." >> we're going to get to female video of the year. i'm going to read these, okay? here are the nominees. sara evans, "my heart can't tell you no." miranda lambert, "over you." martina mcbride, "i'm going to love you through it." kellie pickler, "tough." taylor swift, "ours," and carrie underwood, "good girl." and you guys like miranda lambert's song. this is the one, again, that was written about blake's brother who passed away. >> precious. look at that video. >> so emotional. >> beautiful sentiment to the

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i don't think you said toby naked. >> that makes sense. we like risk reversals in general, because you generally get the math working for you. the problem is if you get it down do $10 or $9, i'm probably trying to put it down there. >> fundamentally i do like the story, and really what it comes down to is i can either own the stock or with some concern going into the summer and the way stocks have been acting generally, you have the possibility i might own it where it is. so i'm using this as an alternative to it actually purchasing the stock. i think that's what we have to be talking about here. you will take a bit of rick as an alternative to buying the stock. i think this is a better option. >> let me emphasize that. if you want to buy -- this is the point he's making. if you want to buy foreahead of earning, that will cost you about $11.60. options trade actually pays you $20 to put the trade on, and worst-case scenario, you might have to buy it for $10.80 or 7% discount. we will see carter on that very question a bit later in the show

. >> toby mendez was commissioned to create the statues and a tedious process to consult and cast therts figures and frank robinson will be unveiled first on saturday. >> we will be creating something that will last for generations and it is important that it is faithful and honors the person in the proper way. >> ank frank robinson, brooks robinson's statue will be next week, and then earl weevil, and then jim walker and in august eddie murray's statue unveiled. >> it took toby mendez nearly a year and a half to complete the bronze statues and got input from every oriole hall of famer. >> i think it is a wonderful idea. i think it is very respectful. >> you think they should honor them? >> i think so. why wouldn't you want to honor people? >> you're here with your friends. it is so nice. and i don't know, i just love it here. >> the bronze statues are eight feet tall. cal ripken's statue is the last one unveiled on the anniversary that he broke lieu gehrig's consecutive game streak. i'm kai jackson, back to you. >> thank you, kai. the orioles home stand will continue through the week

toby cain? mark murray, laura hurley, karen green, lanetta spears, paul, doris, james, nancy, maggie, sandy, sabrina, maurice, dan -- diana, ms. coleman, ms. flores, sherry, david, sataro, patricia, and brandy. our most of the people here? >> is it on? president yee: is it outside somewhere? do you know? go ahead. or on. -- hold on. we will give you two minutes instead of once. >> and you ask us to get involved with our kids' education grid when we do, our voices are totally ignored. the only choice that we see seems to think is racism. what we ask for at our school, what we elect is ignored. they put in their personal -- they put their personal agendas in front of our kids' education. believe it or not, there are some decent black and latino families in 92114 who would like to see our kids educated and attend college. in the over 40 years i have been a student, parent, grandparent, to have a principal and vice principal go around and hand out pink slips to teachers that are doing their jobs. th

. >>> doris the state in eggs nonsense toby. >>> i can then stance in being that the world. by this at that stage in life he's gone through worse things so why it's taken out on innocent victims? her mother came to live with her sister to go to nursing school. she sobbed for 14 hours when she heard her daughter had died. she asks people to pray for him sensually said he would be saved with god. >>> she's my child for family expected thousand more people to attend a memorial service and have yet to determine a date or location the also say she will most likely be buried in her homeland in nigeria. in oakland cbs five. another part of the country survivors are taking the pieces after a wave of tornadoes ribs through eastern texas. >>> the hall committee is coming out to embrace and a buddy who is going to this devastation. dissuades it's when it was smashed houses, three cars and destroyed elementary school. still no one died. now even though they're homeless people in the area say that they can be optimistic. >>> we have insurance, and everything is taking care of so we will

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talked to us ahead of his new shows debut here on tuesday he explains why he chose r t and who is cast toby. why did you just ait's into your own show and become a t.v. host. there's two reasons first of all being on the house response i want it's nice to have an occasional visitor so i'm going to learn more about the world and the conversations we won't have any more interesting what are going to work for the people what is going on that's one reason the second reason is that as someone who's given a lot of interviews before and it's been on the receiving end of very aggressive. i found that i wasn't giving much of writing anything to drop pretty quickly moon to just keep some sort of stick in a defensive response and so did people don't take it out of context but i wanted to have a different sort of approach with other people and why that approach has been difficult in some ways i think it's also succeeded in other ways and it really revealed sides very interesting important people that i'm not normally going to go because they're not dealing with an interview no i'm doing with someone wh

now the sculpture toby munoz. he did the nolan ryan statue that stands outside the ballpark in arlington in texas. home of the texas rangers. he was commissioned by the orioles' franchise to come up with these six statues and there's a bit of a secret with these statues megan. and it's the pose with which the players will be standing. coming up in just a minute we're going to be talking to a member of the orioles' organization about what fans can expect this weekend. when it is unveiled for frank robinson. and of course after frank we've got guys like jim palmer, you've got you know eddie murray, cal ripken and fans this saturday will not be leaving empty-handed. what they have in store for you there as well. that's coming up later here on "good morning maryland." but for now charlie crowson, live at camden yards, abc2 news. >>> well, stay with thus morning, we're continuing to following overnight developments in the phylicia barnes case. an arrest has been made in connection to her murder. this morning, we are sp

. >> [reading names] >> i am here to read a letter on behalf of totally blind -- toby levine, who could not be here today. "i am a retired planning commissioner. we spent six years developing a plan for the waterfront. that plan was adopted by the commission in 1997. subsequently, adviser groups were established by the court threw out the waterfront here for several years, i was the chair of the advisory group and am currently a member, though i do not speak for that committee. in the waterfront land use plan, see wall lot 151 is designated a mixed use opportunity site, and a potential units were designated, including five of the eight washington plan. these include public open space, residential housing, parking, retail jobs generators, and recreational enterprises. the waterfront design and access plan, also approved in 1997, is concerned with the issue of reuniting the city with its waterfront. the original committee may not have dreamt that jackson and pacific streets could reach the waterfront, since they were blocked by an impenetrable wall. the current plan removes the wall and m

do you think it is a defensible system toby forka biforcate per and conduct? >> no. and i think some of the ways in which there are impediments to in personnel management and in conducting discipline get into -- have something to do with this. by which i mean -- on the one hand every civil servant should have the right to fair play, the right to due process. i think that gets into the way of mixing the two. is this system where performance and conduct are on two separate tracks. >> no, i believe -- first of all, i'm not an expert on percent until. we brought in a lot of leases, but they did it through stealing. that's still a bad performance. you can't separate out the two. the fact of the matter is mr. neely got a performance award of $9,000 and he got a special act award. >> it does seem to me that civil service, which is supposed to keep favoritism out of the picture, this almost encourages favoritism. you can see that happen here. you can say this was based on one factor or the other. of course, it's -- it runs counter to everything you teach a child. how to hand

toby mendez did the work on this.work in terms of -- previous work in terms of baseball is a statue of nolan ryan. it sits at the ballpark at arlington. he has been known for doing this and there's a secret that's tied to the sculptures being unveiled and it's supposed to players can be the pose the players will be in -- the pose the players will be in. no one knows until saturday. frank robinson going to be the first orioles' legend and then from there, you've got cal and weaver and eddie murray and jim palmer. all the these guys and of course brooks robinson are going to be unveiled over the next six months, it is culminating in september when cal ripken jr., his statue going to be unveil vailed on september 6th. we're going to hear from greg bader. that's coming up at 6:30 this horn. charlie crowson, abc2 news. >> 5:22. this is something you don't see every day but it drew a huge crowd. we're going to take a look at one fashion show that we'll just say it's a little bit ducky. >>> the search is on this morning for

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them are actually farm-raised and come from his family's farm run by him, his dad john, and stepmom toby. located in moss landing in monterey county, the greenhouses span across more than 60,000 square feet and produce several hundred pounds of mushrooms here each week, all of which is a far cry from what the market for mushrooms started out as in the early 1990s. >> well, when my parents started it 21 years ago, they sold the button mushrooms at farmer'' markets. and that was it. that was all that we really had. but we introduced a few more mushrooms--shiitakes, which are now very common, but at the time was very new and different for a fresh shiitake to be in the market. and now we grow 10 varieties of mushrooms at our farm, and we don't even do buttons really anymore. >> there are very few growers here. most of the product you see is imported from china. we can--you know, it was a perfect window, we thought, to be able to provide a fresh organic product. san francisco is a very nice niche market for organic, sustainable products. and we thought that would be a good market to take adva

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. >> ♪ i fill you up >> toby keith was helped out by carrot top.ale and female vocal of the year was blake shelton and miranda lambert. entertainer of the year went to taylor swift. >>> adam sandler wins big, but it is not an award that any hollywood star wants to receive. and gearing up for some spring cleaning. how to get motivated. >> and we have clear skies out there right now. the temperatures tomorrow will be warming. 60s and 70s. oh and i have the forecast if you are heading to that bay bridge series game tomorrow evening. that's comomñxñxñxñxñxñxñxñxñxñi >>> adam sandler scored a new high, or a new low at the razzies. the in you movie "jack and jill" claimed all 10 at the golden rasberry awards. he even won for both worst actor and actress for his duo roles in the film. >>> the hunger games" is the big winner at the box office pulling in another $61 million for a total of $251 million in just 10 days. that's uh well ahead of the number two movie "wrath of the tie -- titans" a sequel to" clash of the tie 10s," "mirror, mirror" came in third

there are inmates going seriously low tech toby pass these prison guards using a language that hasn'tit's a civilization that used to once live in what we now know is mexico. the way they use to communicate is now used for drugs and a lot more. >> prisoners are using an ancient aztec language to build a new empire right inside prison walls. the staff recently confiscated a letter written in the afghan language and translated it. >> the constitution that is written in stone. he says his letter sparked an investigation because it says what. >> it's numbers, the violence within the penitentiaries line. also means violence out on the streets could rise as well. >> officers say they will use super code to call shots outside of prison for drugs and guns. >> they're trying to get over the system. >> the guards say the more they know, the better. >> for us being diligent and trying the learn the language, that's how we combat that type of activity. >>> inmates will often learn the language before they get to prison and then teach it to other inmates. also they're not allowed to receive books

people like toby keith, gary sinise, generals would come in and try to see me and i would say i don't want to see them and one day my wife said andrew wants to see you. she didn't say who it was something hit me. it was andrew harris. the boy i taught sunday school with three years earlier had driven down from west point with his dad to come and see me. i don't know if i knew that they were in the days to come that the impact i made on that young child had done a 180 and now this child was positively impact in me and an amazing way. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> welcome to los angeles and the campus of u.s. c, home of the los angeles times festival of books. started in 1996 this is the seventeenth annual l.a. times, over the next two days 140,000 people are expected at the campus to hear over 500 authors as they present 100 panels on stage is an exhibit is from the publishing industry, authors and leaders all across the campus over the next few days. booktv will be here for rowdy saturday and sunday time frame to bring live coverage of panel session

. >> pero si estamos en el club de toby echando relajo. >> claro y es viernes. >> vÉngase pa' acÁ. >>dÍa al regresar. >> y ¿quÉicÁs tenemos mi querida jackie?. >> el tiempo no falla y ya se nota en su rostro, lo@@despie v rejuvenecer con las frutas que@ borran spierta americaunivisioÉ. >> los hurericaes pueunivision@ vientos fuertes ¿quÉ intentaron hacer?. >> esta especie de simulacrrtaÍ aterrizar. >> digo simulacro pamerice esta@ spiert y hayericaho viento, por la atenciÓn de emergencia del gobierno pues dijeron vamos a aterrizar con estos aviones que van como a 130 kilÓmetros por hora. >> durante dos horas seÑores. >> tres vuelos que habÍan salido de madridespierta americauniviso aviones ate@@on con dificultad bastante grande, sed ve otrodespiendoamericaunivisio. >> es como dices un simulacro. >> y casi le da un soplo. >> no es un simulacro, sucediÓ. >> pero forma parte del despier para que no sucedan cosas como esto. >> me gusta, me gusta tu forma de pensar (risas). >> bien yo quiero seguir hablando de videos del dÍa tambiÉn, pero este me encantÓ porque ademÁs es de nuestros televi

. >> toby mendez created the bronze statues. it took him more than a year to find the images, cast them, and create the image. >> we are creating something that will last for generations. so it's very important to me that it is really faithful and really honors the person in the proper way. >> reporter: mendez isn't saying much about what the statues will look like. as a matter of fact, he can't. the o's want to keep that a secret. once a month, they'll unveil a hall-of-famer on one of these slabs. the last one is cal ripken, jr. that happens on september 6th, the an anniversary that he passed lou gehrig's roarpd. >> there's going to be a lot of movement out here. and it will be exciting when all six of them are in place. >> reporter: after that, brooks robinson's statue is next month. thennarily we'res, after that, jim -- airline weavers, then jim palmer. mendez said he worked with each hall-of-famer to decide what the final statue would look like. but he's looking forward to what fans think of the bronze leg ends. >> you alway

broken legs and the owner of the vote to james bradford from chicago there is one confirmed death tobyarquesan who is a known at belvedere artist who died when seven of the crewmembers were swept overboard all sailors were part of a race around to the airline air line islands crews searched a 500 square mile area with no signs of the four missing the search of all this c-130 plane helicopter three cutters and the smaller boats officials say making the decision to call off the search is never easy. did waves low- speed chase and the sluggish for the block board and its the rest of the crew turned the vessel around to ask those people and there were hit by another wave would not sent the rocks. the seventh is the yacht club says that one death that is confirmed is the first one in the hundred 43 history of this race and like that officials say the gatt took some hard-hit new those rocky islands the sailors were actually at the halfway point to this debate ways set those and mikey said the sailor tried to turn around to save them money yet another wave just last night we learned that stan

. >> reporter: toby mendes to create the bronze statues. it took him more than a year to find the images, sculpt them and then cast the sports figure. they will unveil frank robinson's image first on saturday. >> we're creating something that will last for generations. so it's very important to me that it is faithful and honors the person in the proper way. >> reporter: mendes isn't saying much about what the statues will look like. as a matter of fact, he can't. the o's want to keep that a secret. once a month, they'll unveil a hall-of-famer on one of these slabs. the last one is cal ripken, june. that happens on september 6th, the anniversary that he passed lou gehrig's record. >> there's going to be a lot of movement out here. >> reporter: after frank robinson, brooks robinson's statue is next month. then earl weavers. after him, comes jim palmer. and by august, eddie murray's statue will be unveiled. mendes says he worked with each hall-of-famer to decide what the final statue would look like. but he's looking forward to what fans think

. >>> this morning on toby -- "today in the bay" a crime scene after a deadly shooten. >>> now a piecehistory just a pile of rubble. the work on doyle drive and whether it will be ready for monday morning commute. >>> and an underage house party turns dededly. what we learned about the chaotic scene just ahead. you're looking live at oakland. this is "today in the bay." >>> looking live at the golden gate bridge, a little foggier than yesterday, but still some low traffic flow bouf that doyle drive demolition that's under way. first, we want to say good morning, and thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez like with meteorologist rob mayeda, the forecast is changing. >> it will like a little like our summer microclimates. it should be warmer this afternoon than yesterday. 40s and 50s outside right now, so fairly comfortable, not too breezy outside, but watch 2:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. we'll see the sea breeze pick up, which will push some low clouds across the cost. for the coast today looking at highs in the low 60s. for the upper bay, places like pleasanton, livermore and areas

and people like toby keith, country singer, gary sinise, the actor, generals, three-star, four-star would come in and try to see me and i'd say, no, no thank you. and one day my wife said, scotty, andrew wants to see you. she didn't say who it was, but something hit me. it was andrew harris, the boy who i had taught sunday school with three years earlier had driven down from west point, new york, with his dad to come and see me. and i don't know if i knew that day or in the days to come that the impact that i had made on mixed on book tv we discussed the devotee of transformational chinese leader deng xiaoping. this is a little over an hour. >> welcome to the cambridge forum discussing deng xiaoping and the transformation of china with ezra vogel. i'm michael sony, have harvard and i will serve as the moderator for the forum. it's a pleasure for me to introduce ezra vogel, he's the henry ford professor of the social sciences america's a harvard an expert on both japan and china he's visited asia every year since 1958. over the career he's offered much arco offered 15 books, many articles

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on seeing the flag and seeing, you know, the national anthem, "star-spangled banner," we were at a toby keith concert, and when he played "american soldier," that just -- every hair on my body stood up. my wife looked over, and i had a tear in my eye. they just don't get it unless you've been there, done that. i've got a 17, 18-year-old kid, and what's your advice to the next generation of kids that want to join the military and train in special op combatants or, you know, maybe not even special op combatant, but just join the military and support their country? thanks. >> host: chris kyle. >> guest: well, thank you for your service. i appreciate it. as far as the kids, you know, i've got two kids myself, and i'm never going to push 'em towards the military, and i'm never going to push 'em away because one great thing, the military, it is a volunteer force. and if you're going to be there, i want it to be because you want it. and you're going to understand that honor that goes into serving your country. as far as preparing them, i mean, they need to know that when you sign up to go into