wrestlers showed uch at the youth center in san jose to talk to teenagers about violent consequences of bullying. they're popular in mexico and when they talk, fans really do listen they're hoping their antibullying message gets picked up by school kids. the visits part of the campaign to stop teen-aged bullying and those warriors will square off friday night at san jose state. >> that is cool. >> yes. >> in sacramento today a group of kids honored for saving someone's life because they knew how to call 911. on a lawn the kid squirmed around and an 8-year-old talked about when she called 911 because her mother was very ill. >> and then, i called and i spoke to 911 and he called me again. i knew he was going help me and my mom. i thought she was going to die. i wanted her for the rest of my life. a week later she came home. i love her. >> another honoree was a 7-year-old boy from oakland calling dispatchers after his mother saifrd seizure. >> what a sweet kid. >> coming up next, a call it science in a box. >> a small service that will do a world of knowledge for students here an >>> i

it doesn't do m uch to undo the bad reputation of high cost and high popularity and high opt out that will fact other cca's they have then roment and people opting out. it's a very entrusted mechanism and over 50 percent opt out will undermined and violate that trust. we have been work ing to get us there. it's critical to achieve this and setting sites and developing the financial model so we can get to a well designed plan and submitted criteria for what that plan needs to en compass. we are ego eager to support this plan. >> i'm karen babbitt. a resident and very excited about this program and thank you for all of your work. i know it's been a long road. because i'm so excited about this is i want it to succeed and want to focus on one main thing and that's the rate. in talking with people over this over the years, the cost issue comes up all the time probably because of the group of people i hang around with. i want you to keep that in mind, keep in mind the rates and opt out rate. we don't want a bunch of people bailing that really want to participate. thank you. >> thank you ver

. >> tonight a silicon valley start up shakes uch the solar energy. first sollar shares shot up 45% today when it announced would it buy tetra sun of san jose. wall street set a new record dow jones gained just less than 60 pints. however, jc penny stock dropped by 12% today after the firing of its chief executive. one major investor calls it the wrong thing to do. and microsoft accusing google of scroogling e mail customers but sharing its information. >> just ahead a washington machine leaves a bay area man rattled. >> look at this. >> five service calls and it still won't be repaired. tonight getting this >>> when you buy an appliance you probably look for one that won't make too much noise. one man says that is in his mind his washer walk as cross the floor. michael finney is here. it moves. >> you know, we get a lot of complaints so it's not that uncommon here. however, this resident said his machine goes beyond shaking and starts moving instead of a washington machine he calls it a walking machine. jeff says watch. the machine is about to go ber

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uch. that show's only worth watching when you're too tired to get your computer.s wrong. no animals are innocent. they're all guilty of something. besides, you eat turkey all the time. that's turkey the food. this is turkey the animal. benjamin franklin thought turkeys were so noble, he suggested they be america's national bird. benjamin franklin was an atheist pedophile who flew kites to meet children. that's why god struck him with lightning. i won't do it! no! (gobbling) mama! mama! this is it! over here! rallo, what is this i let you wake me up and drive me down here for? the thanksgiving day parade float registration! come on, mama. i've been talking about this since febu... febra... since before march. um, are y'all here for the, um, thanksgiving float registration? yeah, give us that clipboard, you burnout. and forget everything you know about floats. 'cause ours will be the cadillac of the 1970s of floats. it's gonna be the kind of float that when it goes by, people say, "huh, look at that float. oh, here comes another one." everyone's sitting with turkeys

the statute setting uch the military commissions that we have now makes it unlawful to try an americann before them. end of discussion. >> when you heard the state senate demanding the right to torture this man, what was your reaction to that? >> come on. we don't torture. torture is illegal under the u.s. statute. i know of no instance in which anybody has committed officially stanks sanction editor tour. >> we know president bush allowed water boarding. at least three times. >> there is torture statute. it is unlawful to impose severe physical or mental pain or suffering. and severe physical pain or suffering isn't defined, severe mental pain and suffering is defined in terms and water boarding is and was used to train u.s. special forces and seals. it is not torture. >> there will be people watching and many americans who feel, i've got no problem with taking this guy, dzhokhar tsarnaev out in the back and rough him up a bit, if it reveals information about potentially other terror attacks he may have knowledge of. what do you say to them, given he is an american citizen who committ

i think not really sure how uch his heart was in the washington peace conference that met in the old willard hotel, especially after there was a meeting in the middle of the conference with abraham lincoln, in which abraham lincoln would not back off from his pledge to halt the expansion of slavery. and the document he is all in when it comes to succession. and he's likening succession to 1776, that virginia has finally recovered all of the sovereignty that it had moved to the federal government in the constitution. and so they're back in the state that they were in 1776 in order to be able to achieve their independence. but then virginia for a brief period is again a sovereign, independent state. he's instrumental in the negotiations that bring irginia full bore into the confederacy. one of the interesting things about the washington peace conference is that that exact time that he's here in washington, ostensibly trying to ward off civil war, his granddaughter letitia is in the montgomery, alabama, dedicating the new capital of the confederacy by raising the new stars and bars over

so well we think we have done so .uch, we have so far to go and the only way we can get there is at least. being stopds,. being lazy, locking our doors and ignoring the problems of our community. nobody cares about our children -- the question is, do you care, do we care about our four-year- old babies? if we say that we do then we ast get our hands dirty, get little scratched up, and get out there. believe me, the national action network is there. [captions copyright nationalcable satellite corp. 2013] [applause] >> i want to thank for people really fast. 1, 2, 3, 4. that is it. let's go. >> i direct my question to ms. campbell. what are some of the things that we the people can do on the ground in the coming days to pressure the justice department and other institutional authorities to combat the governor of michigan's actions in disabling the democratically elected officials? >> good question. >> let me say this. one of the things we need to do on whation is to focus is going on with this budget on capitol hill. and is going on right now is going to have catastrophic impact. we really

these boys being so trying to figure out how t goadvanced training uch an early age. the other question is why the children of americare doing the thi they are doing against this country? not only in sandy hook or in colorado or columbine? primarily people first think it is muslims doing this. then when the news pans out, it's not the muslims. they have even tried to tie beastie boys into being chechnyan extremists. that's another islamic bent. they are two young for that. -- they are trying to tidies two noys to being chechnya extremists. are boys from the blue bloods schools in this country doing the things they are doing? host: a facebook remark from patricia -- you can join that conversatnura. look for c-span. weweet t can those on the r. inpendent line, vince. caller: >> good morning. i was just listening to your program. everybody was speaking about parents need to take responsibility.bu but they're not taking responsibility, so we should hold them accountable. if you are raising a violent child, you should be held accountable to the law. . seeds are bad seeds s

i hope you'll understand spending the tax code is very uch spending and needs to be a part of the holisticnderstanding and the allocation of shaping the way we spend resources in this country. third, i wanted to turn to the cost-benefit responsibilities of the department of o.m.b. and certainly part of that is to try to quantify the benefits, not that are, if you will, obvious economic plus and minus but also the social impacts and are you kind of familiar with that broad framework and can i count on o.m.b. to address the broad social economic impacts when they are evaluating the impact of regulations? >> yes, as we worked through it at o.m.b. and if i'm confirmed, in the management of it as we think about regulation, we are very conscious what the core objectives of regulation are the sense of public safety, public health and the environment. and that that is part of consideration as one looks at the cost and benefits of any regulation. >> i'm delighted to hear that. we're seeing in oregon right now just recently massive forest fires. we had the biggest forest fire in a century. one the s

stones is --uched touchstones his medication because this is a neurological disorder. all patients take medication. we find that combining medication with other there if he is really the best treatment for the disorder. though we do behavior management therapy, parent education, coaching sometimes organizers, tutors to help the children. social skills group if the child is having difficulty with friendship. so we do use a variety, including medication. that was one of the things that the survey pointed out. it has been pretty consistent. only about half of the children diagnosed with the disorder are being treated with medication. only have half receiving medication. host: some of the research said there were concerns about over medication, arrant having trouble with children, they notice a couple of things, they get it diagnosed as adhd, get medicine. guest: if you look at the numbers actually reporting diagnosis, only half of those is being treated, we cannot say that that is happening in that group. there was one finding in the survey that we should probably talk ab

is it true what we're calling for in the legislation is pretty uch what you do now? senator schumer quoted some statistics from several years ago. now you have more resources to do it. the net effect. we know how many people cross. we can get a better figure there. >> no one number captures the nature of the border. that is why i say there is no one metric that is a number 42 r some sort. these give you a picture of the border. ey are informed by what we are eeing. >> given where we are already, you'll be able to achieve the 0% effectiveness rate? >> the border provides for a commission and additional resources. it is not just at the border. it is improving the overall ystem. >> the so-called second border. do you see any issues with having e-verify mandatory and the time frame called for? >> it is achievable assuming the resources are available. we will implement the bill with the timeline you have given s. >> the provisions called for in the bill -- do you see those as helping in that regard? >> absolutely. we are already doing things like photo match. very, very h

i suspect as we get closer to a final package, you will see a .uch more dramatic families spent most of the time camped outside the chambers in connecticut when the state legislature in connecticut passed their bill. i suspect they will do something similar here because it was such a dramatic demonstration of their push for this route to put himself in front of lawmakers, if they can do that to some extent, they will. senator blumenthal and senator murphy, both of them of connecticut, they have said the most powerful advocate for this are the advocates of those children -- also the parents of high d a pendleton -- hadiya pendleton.she marched in the inagugural paradd e and then was killed a week later in chicageo. when the parents come forward and try to talk to senators, that seems to work. a lot of senators have taken the meeting. even harry reid said, i do not want to meet with these people, because i knew it would be a difficult meeting, but i did. they made their point. some of the meetings have gone very well. others have been a little more emotional. host: we sell republicans