again tomlinson and others are commenting that many many of the businesses that are tipped into g r g r are long term sustainable profitable viable businesses so the tipping. essay meese into into geology and then the asset stripping them one of the things that we need to create but the tomlinson report is that he was confined by vince cable to talk about ai semi's and he's tended to talk about stripping on property. actually the reality is that it's every company that's ever gone through regardless of size small medium and large and including some very large publicly listed companies some large brand some large retailers and hotels whatever so it's every type of company every size of company and. also every type of asset because the first thing the bank do when they get the sights on you is is the behavior of shuttle directors the appoint their own tolerant consultants who you have to pay for but actually only have to turn a round that is no aspect of tom their own recovery restructuring quick question you mentioned how this seems to be an organized cookie cutter racket the racket te

hello, tomlinson again. back with a better location in hyde park. >> when i go there, i call you again. and you can come to pick me up or something. >> okay. are you traveling by car or on foot? >> no, because i don't have a car. >> oh, you don't have a car. i do apologize. >> no, no, no, no car at all. >> right. i can pick you up at a tube station if that's any good. >> okay, yeah. when i go to the tube station somewhere, yeah and then i call you and you come to pick me up. >> yes, no problem. >> okay? >> the police have said a trap for gomart and are hoping their low-key approach will lure him in. if he does show up, they feel they feel they have more than enough evidence to convict him. >> it is frustrating. he's just rung me. he rung me, he is at the tube station. he said he is going to cross the road and go and meet us outside the marriott now. yeah? happy with that? right. good. let's go. >> it's been four hours since the police first spoke with gomart. it's looking like he's a no-show. then, suddenly,

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tomlinson. >> that's a good question.i think if we move in that direction of creating more incentives for people to purchase private long-term care or reform the marketplace to all those kinds of things, we continue to regulate at the state level the way it always has. there has to be more of a federal -- there has to be more of a federal role in setting the bare-bones standards. i guess you could call parameters around which of the policies would be designed and how they would work. fundamentally the marketplace is not working. we need some actual marketplace reforms. those come from a federal level. issues around the regulation, around the insurance pools and that could continue to operate at the state level. >> senator nelson, i'll just point out in the current regulatory set a come as states the main responsibility. as part of tax issues, the federal government does have some role in terms of design of long-term care insurance policies. one would imagine if there were additional tax incentives provided that naturally

injuries severe enough to leave them disabled or to convince them to leave the force but both on tomlinson i determined to return to service and say did don't have any animosity towards the crowd on independence square i can understand the people they want to express their opinion. people have the right to voice their opinion but without breaking the law it would not be an overstatement to say that many people here. are any mean especially after last week's intense clashes what there is a putting out there that the police force were simply following they have received those who gave the orders that should be held responsible for the violence so. the recordings on the internet of the actual orders that received an accident prone to clear we must create a parliamentary commission and find the person who blew it all up and hold them criminally responsible i'm sure the orders came from someone higher than the head of police. as the protests enter their third week the tension is palpable no one wants a repeat of last week's nightmare but a resolution requires calmer efforts from both sides amon

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tomlinson the questions addressed earlier to ms.tumlison, you remind us that we are going to pay for this in terrible ways. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator whitehouse? >> i hesitate to jump in, because as far as closing words go, what senator warren just said -- if we do in, because as far as closing not do something, we are still going to pay for it. we are just going to pay for it in really terrible ways. that is kindthat is kind of a gg soundbite for the whole thing. what i go after you, so i get to follow-up on a great closing. ms. tumlison about -- what we are seeing in rhode ms. tumlison about -- what we are seeing in rhode island is people who have made the responsible choice, invested their money into a long-term care insurance policy, are now finding that the premium is going up pretty dramatically, to the point where for some people it is no longer doable. that is particularly frustrating, because you have paid in all this time. you have a connection to that policy. to bail on it makes everything you have pa

melissa tomlinson joins us here tonight on "the ed show." i appreciate your time tonight.r response to the way the governor responded to you. was it demeaning? how do you feel? now that you have had this exchange with the governor of new jersey, who has cut 6,000 teachers and $1 billion out of the budget, claiming that he is a big advocate of fixing public schools, you go back at him and say he's blaming the teachers. break it down for us. >> districts all over our state are feeling the pressure of trying to meet their budgetary needs. we have these new common core state standards coming out, which are absolutely draining our budgets. they haven't been validated. they haven't been researched. it's starting to show they are developmentally inappropriate. the whole package that the educational system itself is being sold needs to be analyzed. >> how offended were you by the governor? >> i was very taken aback. i wanted to get some points in with him. wasn't able to. >> joining me now is shannon watts, founder of moms demand action for gun sense in america. >> we are not anti

tomlinson is the sole box. the beauty of its beginnings in four innings and six. was that he loves all before noon. if the roosters out of cindy god brought into being the cost of tuition. posters in an orphanage in suits. but beyond that england in the fall nine range and has since sold off during those years the report said me aboard judgments. stevens was mumbling and then raised the death sentence was flown to be unconstitutional. so it's really helping the country. doug was in the back garden that unless it out. and when day. clemson used in the style you know when the promotional tools you need to include cities and that was promoted to its own the sixteenth of december nineteen ninety five. given the order was based on this across. there was a sense of expectation. since all is all the things of the stool. it was nonetheless the us team has nonetheless with enforcing were running out of time someone asks me that there did it. it certainly paved the way i wish we could talk about it longer to me so and said take many many thanks for joining us from johannesb

if that is the price they're talking about, ziggo confirms tomlinson talks officially with them. back to. >> thank you for that roundup. as we had to break, follow us on twitter. >> we will be back in a couple of minutes. 20 more to come on "the pulse." >> welcome back to "the pulse." let's talk about the company news we are focusing on this morning. apple is sending a medical team to a chinese factory operated by run -- pegatron. to haveworkers are said passed away in a short time without saying how many, the group said they make apple iphone 5c's. thee antitrust settlement, obvious offered to settle in the key pencil requires minor changes to win the galatians approval. the regulations approval. on clear has prices -- montclair has prices exceeded 20 billion euros shares. back to you. >> we are talking cars. falling this morning as the carmaker takes 1.1 billion euros charge that will had to -- hit profit and. >> they did warn is back in the third quarter's were published the foreign exchange rate, weakness in the russian ruble and argentine peso was going to eat up the prophet

anne tomlinson. she is the senior vice president at alethea health.she will set the stage on what the current landscape is like. and then, we are going to hear from members of the long-term-care commission. they are going to share. dr. bruce chernof, president and ceo of the skin foundation. dr. chernof served as the chairman of the long-term-care commission. dr. mark warshawsky. we are going to year from dr. warshawsky, adjunct scholar at american enterprise institute he is the commission space chairman. i meant, dr. judy feder. doctors feder is a professor at georgetown public policy institute and fellow at the urban institute and also served at the pepper commission staff director under my former colleague of which i was the president of the claude pepper fan club. she served. either way, there was an example for those of you who were not here in washington in that era. claude pepper and ronald reagan would go to it. but at the end of the day, they were personal friends were than they could work it out together. one of the great examples of battles

anne tomlinson. she is the senior vice president at avalere health. she will set the landscape on what it's currently like. and then we're going to hear from members of the long-term care commission. they're going to share. bruce chernof, dr. bruce chernof, the president and ceo of the scan foundation. dr. chernof served as the chairman of the long-term care commission. dr. mark warshawsky, we're going to hear from dr. warshawsky, adjunct scholar at american enterprise institute. he is the commission's vice chairman. and then dr. judy feder, one of the commissioners of the long-term care commission. dr. feder is a professor at georgetown public policy institute and a fellow at the urban institute. and also served at the pepper commission's staff director under my former colleague of which i was the president of the claude pepper fan club -- [laughter] and she served for claude pepper. and by the way, i mean, there was an example. for those of you that were not here in washington in that era -- [laughter] claude pepper and ronald reagan would go to it.

tomlinson led the senate panel to delay for months. he was never confirmed. later that same year president bush nominated roland na sr*e to u.n. ambassador to the netherlands. at the time he was being investigated by regulators in 30 states for predatory lending. then foreign relations committee chairman republican senator richard lugar consented to a request by democrats that the october -- that october to delay voting on the nominee because of the investigations. senator joseph biden spoke out in favor of the delay, as did senator paul sarbanes who cited -- quote -- "long-standing precedent for delaying the vote until the nominee was 'clear.' he was voted out of investigation, but he was not confirmed by the full senate until the following february, seven months after he was nominated when his company agreed to end the investigations by settling the cases against him. my friend, president obama, who nominated mr. mayorkas, was a member of the foreign relations committee at that time. then he seemed to agree that nominees facing investigation should not rece