maybe we can whittle it down to 30 million that aren't. isn't that what we are going into here? >> that 30 million number comes from the congressional budget office. it's unclear how many of these a little more than 7 million people that join the exchanges din have insurance, we have a good still only one-third were previously unemployed. you are basically shuffleing the deck chairs if you will in upending health care, to what end? not that many more people have insurance. >> this is the real house of lies. this entire health care fiasco. >> it's a good one. >> it's completely true. they've lied about it when they sold it. they lie about it every day. they tell you, first off. >> remember, you don't technically lie when you say a number like 7.1 billion. you leave out the new part the paid part. >> do you lie when you say you got, if you want your current insurance you can keep it? i'm saying when you build massive public policy on a lie, you can't trust anyone, the debate among lawyers is who is in there? it becomes legal remember the premise is a lie t. rest of it becomes very

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this year they had 750 and the number of people that got to the academy has been whittled down even more. last night the san jose police department's hiring board chose recruits who would be moving to the academy. they had spots for 60 but only 29 people made it through. the department continues to lose officers to other departments offering better pay and benefits. in the last class of recruits, 40 were hired. now more than half have left the department already for greener pastures. the department says they won't lower their standards and allow unqualified applicants to join the academy. they admit it will be a tough road ahead. >> we are at a competitive disadvantage with the agencies around us. we don't that have compensation pack thaij some of the others do in pay or other benefits. so i know the city is doing what they can to change and to change that and to make us more competitive again. >> reporter: the police union says people should be alarmed at the number of recruits going to the academy. they say it highlights the problem the department is having with retaining officers. a u

that number has now been whittled down to two. but don't let your guard down of the problem could swell up again this summer, even in places like the south bay that draw from a variety of sources like the san luis reservoir. i'm standing at the base of the reservoir and things look fine down here. you can see the water levels behind me seem to be fairly plentiful, but the thing you need to be paying attention to is not where the levels are now, but where they used to be. you can see the watermarks are about halfway up that ridge if not higher. that's where the water should be. lucky for santa clara residents, the area is protected by a number of factors, ground water supplies, diversity in sources and recycled water. should the drought be extended beyond this year experts say everybody everywhere is going to be vulnerable. >> these types of droughts will be more frequent and intense. our economy grows and water is limited in california. so we need to learn to live within our means. >> here in the bay area, local water districts ha

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signed up to be the first people aboard that one way mission to mars those candidates have been whittled down to just over a thousand. eventually four lucky you are perhaps not so lucky people will make the final cuts. but even the jury could still be ugly is out. the man in athens but it has been flashing your answer here are ten fiscal year twenty fifteen is proving to be more of the same. the white house has requested seventeen point four six billion dollars in funding for now signed a one hundred and eighty six million dollars reduction from twenty fourteen when now the budget takes up twenty one percent of the budget this is like the fact that three quarters of respondents you have to really making it the second most popular federal agency behind the center for disease control. the nasa is liking these companies are stepping out. last week the founder of space x yuan must announce that his company is closer to making space travel a reality the effects made a successful soft landing of a re usable broken and fifty and while that rocket stage wasn't recoverable its success takes fair

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. >> reporter: the candidate pool is whittled down to 1500 and will get smaller for the planned trip in 2024 and the potential conquerors of mars won't just be retired astronauts. the company is looking for everyday folks with exceptional team work skills. >> we want to have [ indiscernible ] so they have to have the knowledge and the background. and then you have to come up with ideas what he has around to solve the problem on the spot. >> reporter: there are serious obstacles besides the distance to earth. >> we'll need, you know, oxygen and we'll need to bring our own water. >> reporter: and there's another reason for your permanent vacation and martian headstone. >> to fly back 7 months in zero gravity you lose about 11% of bone density additionally and then to re-enter gravity on earth, [ indiscernible ] >> just sounds terrific. >> would you do it? >> no way. >> no. >> are you kidding me? i'd go up and come back but i wouldn't go up and stay. >> neither would i. >> by the way, you can see who signed up already. i think lawrence karnow is on the list. you can go to our -- there h

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i was talking with kevin ryan, who's thinks that the e-commerce companies are going be whittled downhere we just a few big companies that rise to the top. what do you think? it is a tough business. >> e-commerce is tough. traditionally, the margins are low. we have high gross margins. we can utilize inventory dozens of times. because we control the operations from end to end, we know how to preserve the lifetime of our garments and how to buy more efficiently. >> how is it going? what can you update? >> the business has exploded over the last few months. we have seen almost a tripling in orders. our loyalty rate has doubled. our bookings have doubled. we discovered that women would rent for more occasions and would consider us for date nights and saturday nights out if the price was right. >> when it comes to social platforms like facebook, twitter, interest, does one offer you more? >> platforms that are photo-based are incredible for us. rent the runway enables women to build their personal brand. facebook has been a massive channel for us in terms of word-of-mouth and how people f

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i remember again i am a whittle bullet, they moved the feed and seed operation, the main store is now an annex to the san antonio public court house but that building is still there and again as children it was this work ethic which went through at least three generations. when we worry 11 i remember being 11, 12 years old and we were sent over to that building to the feed and seed is the war to put feed and seed into little bags and take care of these baby checks. >> one of the reasons is linear before his team's began to win they had some very competitive teams. some of the sports writers would not be politically correct in today's terms. and they call this the chicken coop. in a short time, nemo has the ability to communicate the style, what they start winning they become the favorites and every year for six years they are seen as a favorite so they are seen as winners and winners usually get better coverage. at least the san antonio papers and i was growing up, you wouldn't imagine they would say anything nice. one of the things that was interesting, these guys know how to play ba

. >> there were more than 6,000 entries this year, whittled down to just a hand full from across thelobe. through to china and ireland, it's the mix of undiscovered talent that makes this unique. people from all over the world are submitting films and having them sub is mitted. some of these may not come out, they may not get a distributor. but they are seen at the festival and it is extremely valuable. this year that number is expected to grow. there is an audience keep to discover the next big thing. >> the international films and for smaller american film as well, that we have an opportunity to identify those people have an opportunity to identify their voice in a unique way. >> lower manhattan now brisles with energy and renewal. thanks in part to the magic of the silver screen. al jazeera, new york. here with al jazeera, much more news, coming up in just a moment, so do stay with us.

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whittled down to just a hand fum, through to china, and ireland, it's a mix of us din covered talents this unique. people from all over the world are submitting their films and having them accepted. they may not end upen otell us, and they are seen here. >> last year over 100,000 people bout tickets this year that number is expected to grow. for small earn american film as well. we have an opportunity to identify those people, and to show their voice in a unique way. we are going to see what difference that makes to his career, and we will belooking at gaming as 24 goes on. 24 year they are looking at socially conscious gaming so plenty to see, as the try becca film fest have. maybely see you around, andy gal question, here in new york city, andy good to see you, thank you. have you been following this story wowed the audience again with what many might consider a bit of an unusual selection. ♪ what you going to do with your life ♪. >> there you go. girls just wanna have fun, right christina christina. belted out girls just wanna have fun in a bat with a fellow contestant. her fellow

now through background checks and interviews, they whittled that down to 29 who got the hired status. who does the mayor blame for the rise in crime? he says its the state prison realignment program that allows inmates to be let go from prison from minor crime. they are to blame for the rise in crime, the rise in burglaries in san jose. we're live in san jose, damian trujillo. >> thank you. >>> new details of last month's deadly stabbing in campble. it is a legal twist. campbell police arrested five suspected gang members who were friends of the victim. the five men range in ages from 17 to 20. one is from stockton, the rest from san jose. even though they didn't kill the victim, they are charged with his murder. the 24-year-old homeless man admits he stabbed 16-year-old ivan to death but police released him. the police supported his claim he acted in self-defense. he says the young men attacked him last month at campbell's morgan park. >> the provocative act murder basically allows the district attorney's office to charge these five subjects, even though they weren't the ones who act

. >> there were more than 6,000 entries this year, whittled down to a handful from across the globe.rom bhutan to china and ireland, it's the mix of talent. >> people from all over the world have submitted films and had them accepted. some of the films may not come out. they are seen at the festival. it's valuable. >> last year over 100,000 people bought tickets to the festival. this year it is expected to grow. this is an audience keen to discover the next big thing. >> playing in tribe ebbinga is a big -- tribeca is a big opportunity. >> we have an opportunity to identify talented people and amplify their voice in a unique way. >> that is in part to the silver screen. >> and we end tonight with an imaging that caught our attention. the freeze frame is from ukraine. here is - where ukrainian soldiers sit on an armoured carrier. as you see the fighter jet fly over. ukrainian government forces and pro-russia militia have been staging shows of force in eastern ukraine as the rhetoric between the two sides escalate. there was a deal between diplomats, we'll see whether it holds. richell

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then in the other sort of obstructionist states, seeing a whittled down version of it. >> well that'sight. remember in a lot of the states also. not just that governors are obstructing the efforts of the navigators who are trying to help people sign up. we have too many states that will not take medicaid. we have millions of americans not able to get health care at all. how shocking is it to see. guess what the rate of uninsured goes down. that's what people predicted, you know, opposing those who suggestinged there was a doomsday scenario, and armageddon was coming. >> gop talking point, that was saying, well, yes, people moving around the markets. but they had insurance. this is independent polling showing actual changes that are important in the market place. >> republicans will need a nuanced message. if obama care helped you personally, it is still bad for the country as a whole. by the republican congressman trying to frament as a subsidy. it's not somehow something that you deserve. that's where, i think democrats can be tough with their messaging. number one, you know, they ne

. >> reporter: there is a doctor that's a whittle blowwhistle bl. he worked at the va.he said there is a secret list and 40 people died because they didn't get the treatment they needed. did you ever think that you would be, your family would be one of those 40? >> no, and you know something? i'm going to cry now. because i have family that served. i'm sorry. >> reporter: that's okay. i understand. >> that has proven that there are so many beautiful people dying for lack of care. va is responsible for the tears and lives they cause with secret lists. >> he said i don't want to die as a the tears come out of his eyes and he's like why aren't they helping me. >> don't do this to another person. give everybody a chance to live. nobody is god. only god can tell who is going to die. >> ainsley is here with us tonight. i want to start more broadly. the report comes out, as many as 40 people died, two accept pretty lists. >> the doctor came out and retired and said there is a secret list. the va wanted to get patients in in a two-week period. you call your doctor, people seen

that is not too surprising that i guess you want to whittle that down? >> absolutely.d have. so i had been tracking when so this is a good chance for us to work hard to get out of debt completely. >> did you not to share that information? >>. [laughter] i think i can handle things on my own and i don't want to detail him. gerri: but credit-card debt goes up so quickly. you buy a couple of things then if you don't pay off right away with the fees and interest escalate. are you building a budget? will you try to control the spending? >> we have done cash in the past we actually did the envelope system to put money into the and the local for the week. we might go to that that is a good way to keep track as long as you know, steel from one to pay the other. [laughter] also looking at getting cash tender and spending under control. gerri: we had your monthly expenses they are much lower they in your economy looks like there is room to pay this off. your income is over 7,000 your expenses are 3,000 a year and you even have some savings. we have too full screens on this. as y

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. >> but it has whittling away at the justification.he justification lingers on now. >> these folks aren't -- they're not going to go away. >> that's the point though, right? let me respond to you haley. texas said we're going to substitute this new thing where you're the top of your class in your high school. and this will work as a proxy for race. they got their system challenged in the court too. right? i mean, it seems to me you can't win by placating. you can't say it's class based affirmative action. the opponents are still going to come for you. >> the answer to that is to change what you think about it in terms of diversity. you're looking for diversity of life experiences. and race is a part of that. but you're valuing socioeconomic diversity for its own right as well. >> it is a concession to the idea that racism is not an actual dynamic force that needs to have some sort of counterbalance and public policy. as i said before, only thing the university can achieve is adding people of color to an overwhelmingly white institution

you never know when i'm gonna have to whittle! i mean, i'm gonna cut this budget!t's what i'm gonna do! >> charlie: how did you get the voice? >> well, going down to the hill country helps a lot and just being open to it and listening to it and, of course, there's the basic thing is dropping the -ing, listnin', walkin', figurin'. you have the hard r of the west versus the soft r of the south, but with a twang to it, and gunna, and git goin', g-i-t. >> charlie: do you do this on your own or with somebody who understands dialect? >> i did it on my own and deaf a dialectition who helps us, cut this word, draw this one out. it really helps. just being open to it and listening. >> charlie: tell me about the satisfaction of being on stage, having people in the audience everyday, having a chance to mold it and shape it and find a way to change it one night if you want to. >> is deeply gratifying. this is my joy. i love to act. i love to come to the theater. so a day off is great for rest. >> charlie: and you don't speak on your day off. >> i don't speak on monday. good th

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please join us then. [ applause ] some celebrities are so big, they can whittle their name down to threes one is a star of music, movies and tv. she returns to reality show glory on "american idol" wednesday and thursday nights on fox. please say hello to jennifer lopez. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for helping us with that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i haven't been able to get that song out of my head. and now it's -- >> it's one of those catchy ones. >> jimmy: permanently engrained. >> now that you know what it means. >> jimmy: and the album from which that song leaps was due today, i heard. >> well, it was due friday. >> jimmy: oh, it was due friday. >> yeah. but i'm going to hand it in today. >> jimmy: you're going to hand it in today. >> yes. >> jimmy: you realize that we're past regular business hours now. >> i have till midnight. >> jimmy: you have till midnight. okay. it's weird. it's like a term paper. >> it is. it's crazy. they put a deadline on you. and this album for me i think was a little different because it's my tenth album and i guess i just had -- [ cheers and applause ] i

because at least they have bargained down, if not bargained, but whittled down the message this one superpacs. >> i give them a score for this, you can't solve a problem if you don't admit and acknowledge you have a problem. and republicans, for the last few months n washington and out, have admitted they know their image is a disaster. great. but have they done anything to fix it? ask the house of representatives, what have they done with full power since 2010 legislatively to change the perception of the republican party? i think they made it worse. >> all right. >> you have to do something worse than the party you know. >> this is igniting as i figured with pushback. and people are talking on twitter. they say, boo on the panel. the talking point is the only alternative. then i'm seeing kind a trend here, they call you laboot, by the way. he says, laboot nailed it. the bush family needs to obsess on education on a federal level and should be state-run. what did you hit with that? what nerve? >> in 2000 when george w. bush was the republican nominee, the platform of the republican party ca

. >> reporter: the candidate pool has been whittled down to 1500 and will be smaller for the plannedtential people won't be just retired astronauts. the company is looking for everyday folks with exceptional team work skills. >> we want to have four macgyvers on the team so they have to have the knowledge and background and then you have to come up with ideas what he has around to solve the problem on the spot. >> reporter: there are serious obstacles besides the distance to earth. >> we'll need oxygen and we'll need to bring our own water. >> reporter: and there's another reason for your permanent vacation and martian headstone. >> to fly back seven months in zero gravity you lose about 11% of bone density additionally and then to re-enter gravity on earth that will crumbling your bones. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> if you want to see who signed up to go, go to kpix.com. >> a lot of people can't wait. >>> imagine going to a prestigious private school and fearing for your life on the way home. >> the possibility you might end up dying on the streets. >> tonight wendy tokuda

and even as they have continued to whittle it down, they're keeping out that hope that they'll be ablemilies that are affected in this community. this is one of the biggest natural disasters ever to hit washington state. it's been comparable to mount st. helens and that eruption that claimed 57 lives here in washington. >> ana cabrera, thank you very much. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. remember, you can always follow us on twitter. you can tweet me @wolfblitzer. you can tweet the sh show @cnnsitroom. be sure to join us tomorrow live or dvr the show so you won't miss a moment. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, exclusive new details about the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the underwater search could be completed in hours. 10 what is next? >>> plus, the sun just coming up off the coast of south korea. divers in the water, racing against time to find survivors in the capsized ferry. it may have a major breakthrough tonight. >>> and we're learning more about the 15-year-old stowaway who officials say flew five hours inside the landing gear of

normally i would do that with fred, but after we check in at the beginning of the show, he starts whittlingn off. fred? fred? a little help fred? okay. so at times like these, i have no other choice but to turn to my emergency sidekick. please welcome dale. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> woo! hey, boss man! what are we doing tonight? >> seth: wdale, we are doing a segment called "celebrity drunk texts." >> doh! love it! love it! [ imitates sirens ] excuse me, mr. meyers. it's the funny police. we have to take you to ha-ha jail because this sounds hilarious. >> seth: okay, great. [ laughter ] well, thank you in advance for this enthusiasm. let's get started. here's a drunk tank from matthew mcconaughey. hey, steve, what's up, man? congrats on the show. i think it's da right, ma right, tra right. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god! are you freaking serious? that's like the best joke i've ever heard. because that guy matthew -- matthew mccongo. matthew mccongo always goes, "all right, all right, all right." but he's drunk and he messed it up and you spoofed it! you're the best. >> seth: oh, thank you ve

in end the institution ends up paying more or selling it for less and that whittles right down to the individual investor. that's how the individual investors gets it not because the one guy is buying 50 shares of coke for his account. he's talking about the wrong segment of the marketplace. >> that was stated rather vehemently but none the less, it's still false. >> it's not false. >> the fact is that institutional investors are great beneficiaries of high frequency trading as well. >> why have they gone to the hidden market? why are they not in the transparent marketplace, because they don't want you jumping in front. >> i will answer them in questions in order. when it comes to high frequency trading, institutional investors need not invest in the so-called arms race. they are great beneficiaries of the arms race because the sell side that they trade through has made massive investments in infrastructure on their behalf. for example, a major wall street firm, bank of america, has purchased back in 2010, the very system that our trading firm used to use, our high frequency trading f

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