you teach at u.s.c., andrew was a u.s.c. grab. 2013, historic lows when it comes to law school applications. thinking about the consequence, that may lead to a shrinking lawyer pool. what are the consequences that will have on society, big firm, public defenders. ngo. let's map it out here. >> one of your tweets actually started down the might path. you have to think about the mismatch in demand, and where are people needed. i think the major problem - we are facing an amazing paradox. there's tremendous demand for legal help, in the corporate sector. in a global complex fast-moving world. there's a need for legal work. multiple jurisdictions. then at the other end of the scale, the ordinary person, the small business. it's 90% on people showing up in a court or family or the addiction or collection for disclosure or so on. they are unrepresented. you have tremendous demand, but what the law schools are producing is not feeding that demand. that's where we need to focus. it's terrible the situation that so many of our studen

u.s.c. was national championships.d i think one of the things he does is he -- he has the team prepare each week as if it was a championship game. and at a very high level but not to get too high or too low. from one week to the next. so that's -- that's a pretty unique approach to have that level of expectation and steadiness at the same time. >> so what might have been the conversation between pete and sherman? >> i think, you know, i think richard sherman in the moment, you know, there was such excitement, he was full of adrenalin after being in san francisco. and i think he let loose a little bit. and i think pete's point to him was you got to think about that moment. it could be a little bit of a distraction for the team. so celebrate -- celebrate the moment. and i think richard has -- subsequently richard has explained many times, was in the moment. that's not really me. don't judge me just from that moment. so i think it's fine. >> was it a distraction? >> in the end. i think there's so much coverage. and i thin

because he had a good thing down at u.s.c. >> i was. i was. he had had such tremendous success, u.s.c.'s national championships. i think one of the thing he is does is he has the team prepare each week as if it was a championship game. at a very high level but not to get too high or too low from one week to the next. so that's a pretty unique level to have those expectations and steadiness at the same time. >> rose: what might have been the conversation between pete and sherman? >> i think, you know, i think richard sherman in the moment, you know, there was such excitement, he was full of adrenaline after beating san francisco and i think he let loose a little bit and i think pete's point to him was you've got to think about that moment could be a distraction for the team so celebrate the moment and i think -- essentially just explained many times it was in the moment, that's not really me don't judge me just from that one moment. >> rose: was it is distraction? >> in the end i think there's so much coverage and i think that's one moment and

then the u.s.c. a says upon further investigation they found that this company, the rancho feeting corporation processed meat from animals that were diseased or unfit. that's when they ordered a larger recall. one of the largest in years. operations are at a stand still. federal regulators recall 8.7 million pounds of meat september to retailers in california and temaze. they processed disease and unsound animals. the processing center was not fully suspected. what happened was they were not suspected and put animals through the system that were unfit and unsound for human consumption. whether the inspectors were not there at the time or in another part of the plant, the bottom line is that animals that should not be going into the food supply were being ute lived. >> when federal inspectors were there, they took a closer look at the procedures here. >> usually the combination of good practices caught those things. there has been something that was missed here. and they were putting animals through t

what was a very young usa side all the way and so close to beating canada four years ago but this u.s.c. team better a lot more mature they've got a lot of players have gained experience which is patrick kane two time stanley cup winner with the chicago blackhawks looking very impressive it's called the most goals so far off to the group stages netting fifteen and just conceding for phil kessel they probably got one of the form players so far in that solomon the toronto maple leafs forward had a great day in the season's break in the n.h.l. with his scoring is continuing and he was the first american trying to score a hand charades sense nineteen eighty when of course i was the famous miracle on ice victory of it's only union which america eventually wins on to claim gold in lake placid so some very big very interesting match ups coming out for team usa both in men and women cockle but the signs are locking what are some of the other events that we should be keeping our eyes on. well i like just to point out it's all a. kind of beyond of in you might not be named it's too familiar with

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i suspect that those discrepancies reflect false statements that could be prosecuted under 18 u.s.c. section 1001. there have been no cases from the department in that respect because the i.r.s. hasn't referred anything. i think the i.r.s. is frightened of the power behind the big political machines so they have chickened out and pitched it in. but now they decided to take a look at those rules. i would ask you to assign somebody on your staff to track the i.r.s. process, make sure that you are comfortable with where those rules are coming out and make sure that if there are open and notorious conflicts between foreign statements -- between sworn statements from these organizations it leaves room for the department of justice to step in and get before a grand jury and find out if they are the prosecutable false statements they appear to be oner that face. >> i think that is something worthy of examination. i think the problem exists in that under the tax reform act, this is information called tax return information that is always guarded very zealously. there's a memoranda of underst

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