bali's environment has suffered greatly from unbridled tourism and demanding growth of the island's populationnew settlements and streets have been built where palm trees used to grow. sometimes religious rituals are all that remained of the old bali. bali lacks an efficient waste disposal system. garbage is simply burned. back at the green school. after recess, it's time for math. but gap -- class begins with an israeli folk dance. ♪ >> at the green school, the emphasis is on combining practical skills with an awareness of the importance of our and merriment. -- of our environment. >> there are some in the kinesthetic aspects that i can take. moving forward, moving backward, keeping a beat, stepping to the right or the left. all our skills of our human body. it is an education for human beings. not for universities. >> lunchtime. the kids are enjoying some balinese dishes, italian pasta, and of course, fresh tomatoes. the food is served in wicker baskets lined with banana leaves. they don't need to be washed and that saves water. tuition fees are 10,000 euros a year. balinese families cannot

and don't forget the over $4.50 a typical pet owner shells out to unleash his or her unbridled love for it's a day to dream about much bigger gifts. like ever lasting love. 6 million people are planning, or expecting, a proposal. and if all 6 million do get engaged on valentine's day, that will be almost half the total of number of people expected to get engaged in all of 2014. quite a day. thank you for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon with braenging overnight news. as always, we're on line at abcnews.com. good night. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. good .

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former hedge fund manager sam polk who set the financial world on edge with an op-ed piece about the unbridled pursuit of money on wall street. he said this kind of rewarded -- this behavior rewarded is an addiction with all of its negativity. then we will turn to a conversation one of tvs most beloved comic actresses, rhea perlman. forever be best known for her multiple emmy-winning role as the caustic waitress on theers," but she is back on small screen in a series that is about to wrap its first season ." tvland called "kirstie those conversations coming up right now. >> the california endowment. health happens in neighborhoods. learn more. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: so imagine this scenario. you are in your 20's working as a hedge fund manager on wall street in you go into a rage when your bonus is only $3.6 million when you were demanding $8 million. that was the narrative created after polk who reassessing his priorities came to the conclusion that wanting more and more money was an addiction like any other addiction with all of its

eight are sociopaths i mean this is lack of empathy no regard for consequences unbridled risk taking i mean that if that isn't a hundred wall street c.e.o. that i don't really know if it's anything about your team and about you ceo's if you're not a sociopath like your husband this could be a really depressing job where you're thinking what the hell what is going on i mean if you know what i contributing to all these things it can really it can really get you and i doubt that every single person on there is a sociopath even those as much as i need to take that one out tonight by itself and to generalize all of also but i mean really you know i think that there's all this pressure and when your boss you're when you're reporting to a psychopath and you are not one exactly my dad are very hard to communicate sociopathy shoeless crazy but still crazy so you know what what is it about the financial system that just breeds this and what can be done to stop it and i mean honestly i think it's a lot of it is it's testosterone driven industry for sure so what can be done to stop it they're tr

after last week's blog i forget the unbridled joy at the two thousand four orange revolution. this pro eu activists clean up the next year's independence square the keenly aware of the challenges that await governments from the brink of bankruptcy and a nation fearful of splitting into. in the crimean port city of sebastian cole sunday tens of thousands turned out against the ouster of victory and a covert so

looking at like this -- >> look at the latitudes -- you know what the answer is, unbridled business creation where government gets off of our back. the antithesis of what you offered as a solution in the documentary. >> but it does say in the document that corporate profits are higher than ever. that stock market is higher than ever, yet people are -- many people -- >> government spending is higher than ever. >> people are now working for lower wages. and so we need to find some more solutions. we're trying not to make a documentary that offers solutions. we're trying to make a documentary that gives you a window into what american families are dealing with. >> and that is why the film resonates with people all over the country. we're doing screenings in nebraska, montana, because the people who work in social services and government, they all feel like they're maligned. if you have better solutions. >> you can go to my website hannity.com. and i have partnered with some of the most successful energy companies in the country. and right now there are hundreds of jobs available. high-paying jo

know my boy because an angry man who owned a gun kept it close at hand and shows to demonstrate unbridledred one lonely evening for reasons i will never understand. these laws empowered his prejudiced beliefs and subsequent rage over my son's own life, is liberty and pursuit of happiness. >> lucia mcbath, jordan davis's mother. now!is democracy when we come back, what is democracy now!? -- when we come back, what is affluenza? stay with us. ♪ [music break] "winter in america. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> hominy people need -- how many people need ems? >> i'm tell you, it is dark, there are four or five kids playing in ditches in the streets. >> that was a 911 call from last june, when four people were killed by a drunk driver. the driver was 16-year-old ethan couch. he was speeding, with a blood-alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. couch has admitted to his crime, and in a case that went before a texas judge, prosecutors sought a 20-year sentence. instead, couch was sentenced to 10 years probati

an unusual deep sea rescue that causes unbridled relief. >> this horse is something different than i'veyears of breeding horses. >> may 15th, 2012, summerland beach, near santa barbara. william, a beautiful 7-year-old arabian show horse, is asked to be one of a select group of horses for an afternoon photoshoot workshop. he's there with his trainer jim lowe. >> if you envision an arabian and what people talk about an arabian, they have a picture of a white horse, with a scoopy head, big tell, prominent wither, sharp ears, large nostrils. william is almost a stamp of that. >> it's william's first time at the shore, and as jim finds out, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him pose. just as william is getting acclimated to the ocean, a wave crashes on the shore. >> well, of course, he was startled. he's jumping around, pulled me down into the water. i end up in the water with two hands holding my reins. he's jerking me around like a fish on the end of the line. all of a sudden, i can't hold any longer and he breaks away. >> it's about 4:00 p.m. when a panicked william bolts

after last week's blog i forget the unbridled joy at the two thousand four orange revolution. this pro eu activists clean up the next year's independence square the keenly aware of the challenges that await governments from the brink of bankruptcy and a nation fearful of splitting into. in the crimean port city of sebastian cole sunday tens of thousands turned out against the ouster of victory and a covert some weight. russian flax. russia whose government has recalled its ambassador to care for consultations and which denounces what it calls dictatorial and sometimes methods by those who've taken over by a mere putting taking his distances with gannett co which after last week's violence. how he will ultimately react in the face of western warnings to stay out of it in ukraine today in a false and get to the ukraine after yanukovich with is to talk about it from jeff political scientist balancing yet cushy thank you for being with us. we also want to thank a bureau of mines and activists in reno based upon for being with us a french member of the european common household als

never before in my lifetime is more unchecked, unbridled discretionary authority been given to relatively unaccountable government agencies. we are slipping from the rule of law to the rule of rulers. to punke uate this point the president recently reminded us that he has a pen, and a phone to essentially enact whatever policy he alone seems fit. regrettably he does not seem to have handy a copy of the constitution. i suppose the fed could send him one and perhaps throw in a copy of milton friedman's capitalism and freedom, although i doubt it would do much good. there are clearly limits to what monetary policy can achieve, but much it can risk. thus, the roughly 3.5 trillion dollar question remains whether qe 3 will continue to taper slowly, whether it will end abruptly, or simply more into qe incontinuety. we look forward to hearing the chair's thoughts and intentions on the matter. as part of our centennial oversight project, qe will also cause our committee to thoroughly examine the federal reserve's unprecedented role in credit allocation. a focus distinct from its traditional role i

stuart: unbridled enthusiasm. what is the expression from greenspan? irrational exuberance.orry to cut it short, but get off to the beach and get that suntan going. >> happy valentine's day to you. stuart: appreciate it. a disappointing forecast from weight watchers. nicole, how bad is the stock reacting? >> first of all, it's down 26%. it's at new lows that we haven't seen since the financial crisis. if i remember on the last round, the last quarterly report only because i was at the fed and the ceo, and thinking how it wasn't doing well last time. once again, the meeting attendance for the weight watchers meetings, down, revenue down, profit guidance for 2014 lower than the analysts were expecting. stuart: they couldn't fight the internet, can they? it's really a tough go at that. nicole: i don't know what the problem is, what the formula is. meeting attendance, that seems outdated i guess in this day and age. i know a lot of people who do it and now have hit the internet. made the point. stuart: 26% down. that's a huge bite. nicole: almost down as much as the profits. stu

. >> people are saying the individual's voice for unbridled economic freedom is the motto for this countyliant person and makes their own way in the world is embedded in the america country. and work is as well. we are hardworking people and we have never celebrated origins where people don't work. >> they face challenges from automation and technology and he believes public policy should be helping with those challenges. >>> president bush knows that being in charge brings responsibilities, but it brings perks, too. wait until you hear what the president misses. >> and new findings on the minimum wane wage proposal and who could be shortchanged. >> the irony is the winners get a marginal advantage but for the losers is it devastation and they are robbing the people they want to help. prune juice to sta mmmy minnesoimum wage >>> it has been more than five years since president bush left office and he says he doesn't miss much about the white house. but admits there are a few things. >> i miss the people i served with. i miss airforce one. i mean, in eight years, they have never lost my ba

is that in an extradition proceeding, the state department has unbridled discretion., she's not going to be extradited because she's good looking. well, i don't think that's a criteria on the end of the formula, but the fact is if the state department chooses, despite the 2010 bilateral treaty, if they don't, if they don't care to extradite her, they will not. >> so, what would be the criteria then, avery, under those circumstances where the state department would say, you know, we believe that this case does not merit extradition? what is the criteria? >> well, there are none, but it would seem to me they have to articulate criteria, she's tried in absentia, we don't buy that in the united states. there's double jeopardy. we don't buy that in the united states. there are all sorts of justifications and the fact is, if the government doesn't want to extradite, it's not going to. >> but if we're talking about all those circumstances happening in the u.s., then it would be based on u.s. law. but she's an american citizen abroad and italy says -- we do it here. wouldn't

never before in my lifetime is more unchecked, unbridled, and discretionary authority that has been given to relatively unaccountable government agencies. we are slipping from the rule of law to the role of rulers. to punctuate this, the president reminded us that he has a pen and a phone to enact whatever policy he sees fit. regrettably, he does not seem to have handy a copy of the constitution. i suppose the fed could send him one and throwing in a copy of "capitalism and freedom," although i doubt it would do much good. there are clearly limits to what monetary policy can achieve but much it could risk. thus the trillion dollar question remains whether qe3 will continue to taper slowly, and abruptly, or go into infinity. we look forward to hearing the chair's thoughts and intentions on the matter. as part of our centennial oversight project project, we will thoroughly examine the federal reserve's unprecedented role in credit allocation. should the fed pick these markets to support while ignoring others? this creates winners and losers and under the current policies, seniors on fixed i

chairman, when it comes to our credit cards, auto loans, mortgages, the cfpb has unbridled correctionary -- discretionary power, not only to make them less available and more expensive, but to absolutely take them away. what does an agency with this kind of power do? it imposes rules like the qualified mortgage rule, or q.m. for short. mr. chairman, what does q.m. do? according to federal reserve data, because of q.m. roughly 1/ of black and hispanic -- 1/3 of black an hispanic borrowers would not meet the requirements of a q.m. loan. mr. chairman, 1/3. core logic, which analyzes mortgage data, has said, quote, only half, only half of today's mortgage originations meet q.m. requirements. that is egregiously unfair to hardworking americans. one of my smalltown community bankers in east texas told me recently, because of q.m., quote, i can't tell you the number of times we have had to tell our good, low to moderate income customers that we can no longer loan them money to purchase a home to live in. so, mr. chairman, this is what an agency with too much discretionary power does. it can act

iser before in my lifetime there more unchecked, unbridled, -- in desk missionary discretionary authority that has been given to government authority. we are slipping from the rule of law to the role of rulers. us thatident reminded he has a pen and a phone to enact whatever policy he sees fit. regrettably, he does not seem to have handy a copy of the constitution. there are clearly limits to what monetary policy can achieve. thus the trillion dollar question remains whether it will take it slowly, and abruptly, or go into infinity. we look forward to hearing the chair's thoughts and intentions on the matter. project, we will thoroughly examine the federal reserve's unprecedented role in credit allocation. pick thesefed markets to support while ignoring others? under the current policies, seniors on fixed incomes are clearly losers, as we continue to see the blurring of lines between fiscal and monetary policy. the committee will examine the federal reserve's role as the facilitator of the president --s deficit spending. president's deficit spending. consider how the federal reserve has u