do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources to do it. and do you have the right equipment? you need specialized equipment? do you have access to that? maybe, maybe not. so size up, you want to establish your priorities, make your decisions. you want to come up with a plan and after you have a plan, you want to take action. remember, it's continuous fact gathering process. you want to evaluate your progress. there are 50 percent of the people can be rescued by who? this is where you come in for the next 30 percent to make it 80 percent of the people. the next 30 percent of the people can be rescued by you people. then there's another 15 percent, that's where the fire department comes in, or the sheriff's department, people who are

you need a room - no? samurai, samurai! do you need a room for tonight? do you have any quiet rooms? yes, we have plenty of quiet rooms. is that true? yes, of course. listen last night i stayed at a place that was very noisy. babies were crying. and a young couple were fighting. a priest was chanting. all night. i could not sleep at all. so, tonight i want a quiet room! do you understand? yes, of course i understand. don't worry my name is,iha chi and if you have any problems let me know and i can help you. is that true? yes, of course. okay. then i will stay here tonight. really? thank you samurai. this way please. special guest for the night. samurai. this way please. upstairs. okay and this is your room. seems to be a quiet room. good. okay, you take this. it's a tip. a tip? thank you so much. thank you very much. okay. so, enjoy your stay. have a good sleep tonight. rooms available! rooms available! anybody. sir, sir, you need a room for to it in? no? madame, we have family rooms - no? business is slow tonight. three young men, perfect. excuse me. gent

if you need more time, talk to the tenants or talk to the person suing you, sending you the letter. get some additional time. they do not have elyria. what you need to do is find out what your rights are, and if you need to make repairs or remediations, do it because you are going to have to do it sometime during the course of litigation if there is a problem with access to your premises, so long as the renovations are readily achievable. if it does not so much cost that it is so excess of for the amount of revenue being generated for your business, you have to make -- the way to look at it is let's say it takes $50,000 to renovate or remedy a the property for business. if your business is generating $100,000 a year in revenues, you clearly are not going to come up with $50,000 to make the changes, at least not in year one. but some of it you can do in year one. that percentage is not in a fixed amount. that usually gets 15% of your gross revenues could be assessed as being available to you to make these repairs. they will aggregate that over time, so if you cannot make all your rep

you need to be checked out by a doctor. and remember -- the damage to your brain can continue even if the symptoms go away. >> some of the symptoms of a concussion can present a day later, without any warning. so, you do have to be on the lookout for that. [ indistinct conversations ] >> football is just one of the activities that puts young people at risk. emergency-room visits for sports-related concussions in kids ages 8 to 13 doubled in a decade. [ whistle blows ] the good news is that some of that increase is attributed to more awareness about the dangers of head injuries. people are starting to realize that when you bang your head, you don't just get up and keep going. >> if you bang your head, they want you to tell the coach that you're not feeling well and your head is ringing, and they'll make sure that you sit out and you're okay. >> head up! good. >> here's something many kids and parents don't know -- having one concussion increases your risk for another. this man's son suffered six concussions. >> if i would ha

because there's a difference between what you actually need and what marketers tell you you need let's look back to the mid twentieth century and look at some of this at play people were marketed the need for not one car but to. be one expensive car and you can enjoy the freedom. by gorry. more and more ham. and people were market trading in their fridge for new or veteran refrigerators. if you're creative and grow you believe you're so good the critical oracle probably cover the payment. and p.r. pioneer edward bernays was credited with marketing or with creating a new market for cigarette companies through marketing getting women to smoke take a look. thank. you but it got out ok. and when it comes to consumerism there's clearly a difference between consuming mobile device apps which have exploded creating four hundred sixty six thousand jobs and for years according to tech net and consuming say s.u.v.s they guzzle gas or flat screen t.v.'s that result in toxic waste that developing countries are left to deal with benjamin barber is here to talk about all this he's a political scienc

that you needed help. that you had reached rock bottom or whatever decision had come to you that you wanted to do this program. would there be any way to compel folks that need help to go through the program? >> there's a program that's part of minnesota team challenge. it's called the extended care program. that's a 30-90 day program. and if you feel like you're not where you need to be, then you can transition right over into the year-long program where those 90 days that you were already there count towards your year-long stay. so you can get, basically, a small part of what the program is about through the 30-90 day program. see if it's a good fit for you. if it's not, you complete the shorter-term program and you can leave. but if you feel like this is what i need, i'm getting the help i need here, then you just transition right over into the long-term program. >> i'm really glad to hear about this. we just had a tragic case where a young man had a three-day program and he left and he walked in front o

the thing you need to know is that in order to take a case to the supreme court you only need four votes. tavis: why is that the taste? there are nine members on the bench. you do not need a majority of members to hear a case. i want to understand why is that the case? >> because if four members are interested, it is worth considering. it does not mean they are going to overrule. it is just that a strong minority of people on the court, expressing an interest in hearing the case is enough to get it on the docket. tavis: is that a wise strategy? does that make sense? >> i do not have the strong feelings about a four person minority selecting a case. sometimes there are people who have strong views. i think it is appropriate for them to have a chance to air those views and require the litigants to provide the kind of factual basis to enable them to take those views and convince their peers. the fact they have taken the case does not mean they are going to rule for the plaintiff. every court that has seen this case from the district court to the fifth circuit to the fifth circuit on bank, a

but i think it's an exaggeration to say you always need an architect. although i would agree that it wouldn't hurt at the beginning of considering a project to speak to an architect if you can find the right person to examine the question of whether you need an architect. >> i think it's also important that if you are going to move on with a job without an architect and you choose a builder you should make sure that builder has a track record of working without an architect and has the experience of working out details and getting his jobs signed off by the building department. in selecting the architect and the contractor, when you check references, which is incredibly important for both architect and contractor, you make sure that the jobs you are checking are similar to the job that you are doing. whether they are with an architect or without an architect. simple kitchen remodel or a now house or a total gut of a 3 story house. make sure the jobs you are checking the reference on are similar jobs. >> how do you do that say give me the numbers? >> you

>> yes, if you need an id to board a plane and check into a plane you should need one to vote. >> if a clip show on vh1 they would run that because you repeated everything i said. >> which they like. >> i think it should be hard to vote. you know what we should do? i am not a fan from borrowing things, but purple finger. i like purple finger. >> a great band from the 70s. >> you dip your finger, and then it is kind of fun. it is like, hey, you voted. you are proud because you voted. >> i am just thinking of the music purple finger would play. it would be a mix of deep purple and it would be like beatle esque pop. >> i think are you on to something. >> it has to happen. i don't know why we didn't think of this before. kailey, could you see a problem down the road where you need an id to do everything. like getting an id? how do you get an id? >> i really think this is about obama's re-election. it will come back to bite him because there is no reason why he should stop texas from doing this. 24r* are 15 states that require you have a photo id. so why not in texas? the answer to that i

the important thing with your portfolio is that you need to stay diversified. thank you very much and good luck. [applause] ." >> 90. now, we will invite our mayors to the stage to tell us about their priorities, all looks, and priorities for the city. jim gardner will moderate a discussion. he has a number of questions. i remind you, if you have questions, hold your cards up. we will gather them. think of the now, and we will get them up to jim. each mayor will speak for a few moments, and then jim will lead the discussion. since oakland is the host city, mayor quan is gracious enough to allow mayor lee to go first. please welcome gregory adams, president of tiger foundation -- kaiser foundation health plan, a highly respected leader in health care. greg adams. [applause] >> thank you, mary. just a few modifications to your statistics. kaiser permanente in northern california actually has 65,000 employees, 21 medical centers, and we actually have about $700 million a year in our community benefit programs. also, i just wanted to note that one of the eliminates

you don't know when you need police assistance. you can't predict the extent to emergency response that you'd need. but when you do, the government provides it. part of your argument. when you need health care, the government will make sure you get it. when you need police assistance or fire assistance or ambulance going to make sure to the best extent it can that you get it. >> i think the fundamental difference mr. chief justice is that's not an issue of market regulation. this is an issue of mark regulation. that's how congress -- that's how congress looked at this problem. there is a market. insurance is provided through a market system. >> do you think there is a market for burial services? >> for burial services? >> yes. >> yes. >> suppose that you and i walked around downtown washington at lunch hour and we found a couple of healthy young people and we said you know what you're doing you're financing your burial services right now. eventually you're going to die and somebody's going to have to pay for it. if you don't have bu

you need a fire-rated wall. it is the wall we are building to protect that entry from the front yard to the room backyard. -- from the front yard to the rear yard. this drawing has been shown a couple of times, we have never seen it. i do not know where it came from. it does not appear to be accurate to me. but i withhold judgment because it is a piece of a drawing. it does not show the whole side. i do not think you can put storage in a garage. i think that is what the code says. i think you can exit through the garage. i am certain that to solve the problem, we can get the equivalency and come out of what is a very ample and generous garage area, rather than going out to our property and leaving in that way. there was a neighborhood meeting and they were at that neighborhood meeting. the entire plan for the whole of the product was shown to them. you can see in our brief that are representative was there and signed as having been there and seen the whole project. that is what prompted their lawsuit. thank you.

that you need them like they need you? >> no. because i -- i don't think i have gotten -- i don't think i have gotten in touch with my sensitivity to be able to communicate that to the men. the other piece is we never have time for meaningful conversations. it is -- i mean, tonight when we go to the dinner, we will be overcome by lots of stuff. so to sit down and have a meaningful conversation with these guys about what you feel and how you feel and where you are, whatever, i have never done that. the only guy that -- that i have spent after vietnam some quality time with is don adams. and that's just been recent. we go to typhoon games together. he is a big georgia tech guy. we go down and spend time. i stay at his house. but we have never had real dialogue about the war and what we did in the war. i don't think we have reached that comfort level yet. we -- and donnas s a funny guy. a lot of our experiences are about funny stuff that happen whether we were in -- safe stuff. that doesn't make you vulnerable or sensitive or whatev

as you get closer to retirement, you may need to reexamine your portfolio. you never know when another 2008 is going to hit. a quick example, if your portfolio is down 20%, you need to earn 25% to get back to even. if you are taking withdrawals from your portfolio, you need to earp more than 25% to get back to that original starting point. hope is not an investment strategy. >> review your budget? >> you have to review your budget. it is always a good place to start. take a look at what your expenses are. you have to get a handle on that. it is very important to review the budget. when you are working, hopefully your budget builds up that northwest egg. if you are taking out too high a percentage, it may be unsustainable, and you may have to cut back and make sacrifices. >> and of course you say it is good idea to get some help. >> always a good idea. >> we have been through difficult times. many families feel safe with college and are tapping into their 401-k to make ends meet. >> if you had to do some of those things, how do you get back on track? >> you ha

i do not think you need them much access for roof maintenance. nobody else has it. >> thank you. other public comment? seeing none, we will start with a bottle. -- -- rebuttal. appelant, you have three minutes. >> ok if we split it? president garcia: anything you want to do. >> i am the south-facing neighbor. i understand the confusion, listening to the description. people are coming out -- the house next to theirs is the same. we actually have bedrooms upstairs. there is a closet, a bathroom, a whole suite. the privacy is important to us. we put in shutters of the week blocked off people looking below, in the light well from their kitchen, but i cannot stop people from above looking in, unless things are moved back. i think that was already mentioned. were the people on the deck just a couple of feet back further, that would allow privacy in my area, which is all i am asking. i thought it was a very modest thing. i do not think losing eight or 12 feet of a 500 foot deck will have much impact on the neighbor, but i think you have a profound impact on my privacy and my light. the

then you need to test and find out what works for you.ven if you find out that mine industry benchmark is this, something to -- not going do you any good if that's not the same thing you need and if your advertising isn't getting you there. just test, test, track. >> beauty of the internet. what i love about this, we get so many questions about medias we are spending money on pr, beauty is once you find something that works you need to throw money at it because you know how much you are going to get back. >> you really should have a goal set out from day one. goals that we have are visits to is site, registration, people registering and purchases. so we have pixels which you can use in modern day and track these lee activities and you put money into pacific bargaining channels, facebook, twitter, online, e-mail marketing, whatever it may be and you actually watch and see what the -- call the cpa which is, you know, the cpa for registration and cpa purchase, and hen once you know what the numbers are, you know where to put the money. >> di

>> you need to create jobs. you need to create an environment for jobs. bill. for people to give up a a thousand dollars to avoid secretary of state filings. to move forward to create a new set of financing for a start up business. that's where the jobs are. >> what about my constant nagging problem with a company like apple. they sold 3 million of the new ipads in one day. they are making squillions of dollars and they have more employees in china than america. why don't they bring them back? i'd say they'd sell 4 million ipads next time. >> have the president of apple on. >> what do you think though? shouldn't it be the successful companies -- >> there's a lack of stability right now. people don't know what's next. there's this wet blanket right now over people. so much indecision. the high corporate tax rate, the high cost of health care and what's happening with that. it's draining businesses. the medical device companies are getting crushed by the medical device tax that's part of obama care. that's why i voted to repeal it. for massachusetts it's cr

then you need to test and find out what works for you.d out well, my industry benchmark is this, it won't do you any good if it is not the same thing that you need and your advertising is not getting you there. test, test, test. track, track, track. >> and the thing about this is that we get questions about the medias that we are spending on p.r., and the beauty is that once you find something that works, throw money at it, because you know what to get back. >> and you should have a goal from day one. for us some of the goals are visits to the site, registrations, and people registering for an account on the trend.com and purchases on the trend.com, and we have pixels you can use in modern day to track the indices and put money in specific marketing channels whether it is facebook, twitter, online, e-mail marketing or whatever it may be and watch and see what we call the cpa, which is the, you know, the cpa for registration, and the cpa for purchase and then once you know what the numbers are, you know where to put the money. >> exact ly,

you need to have the foundations there first. >> steve, we want to thank you very much for joining us today. it's been a pleasure talking to you. >> my pleasure. >> good to see you. >> by the way, scott and steve, thank you guys for hanging out this week and spending so much time today, too. >> always a good place to be. >> great to have you guys here. >> thanks. >> that's it for us today. by the way, everyone, have a wonderful weekend and make sure jo

>> the first thing you need to do is look at what available area do you have. typically most residential systems gone on rooftops. in urban areas like this, we don't have big yards. they will go on rooftops. you need to have good southern access to sun. things that can impact your solar access are buildings in your vicinity, big trees, things that will keep the sun from reaching the available area on your house. >> how can i test myself before i get experts out to determine whether solar panels are going to work for me? i know, for example, one of my neighbors has an additional story. so sometimes that, you know, it's a little shady over there for a variety of reasons, but are there things that i can do in advance of having the experts out? >> sure. if you have access to your roof, you can go up there with a compass and face south and kind of look to the east and the west and see what's going to -- what's going to cast shadows. if there say large obstruction like a neighbor's house or a large tree directly to the south, it gets a little more complicated trying

need us more. we have to come out of the box braver, and say you guys need us. go somewhere else. no one forced to you do business in china and we are not forced to comply with the rules. >> i don't know about the word force. frankly, every major american business has huge operation in the china. this relationship is here to stay. >> yes tis here to stay. julian talking about not having a trade war. i agree completely. what happened with the tariff. in may 1929. economist begged him not to sign the tariff. unemployment went to 25.1 percent. we can't afford to do that. i don't think it is going to happen. they are cheating, there is no doubt about that, but there is little we can do except for small tariffs like we are talking about on solar panels. >> john, you are saying to tread carefully. >> we need economic freedom. what china is doing. if we believe in freedom we believe in economic freedom. china is powerful only because they moved toward economic freedom as our own country went the other way. they are playing subsidies and tariff games that. is destructive economic war. agai

you need to have the fire department walk the stairs and approve it. that is my interpretation. am i correct? >> that would be my understanding, yes. commissioner moore: thank you. this is a little bit unusual this happened in the first place. do we have any -- [unintelligible] do you know if the same architect is the one who is proposing the addition or is that a coincidence that this comes out with this application? >> i believe this, because of this -- the project that is before us. commissioner moore: the same architect that did this year. it is not just done by somebody. >> a cannot say for sure but we can ask. commissioner moore: would you please? thank you. >> the mistake that was made on my part is that i took for granted that the general contractor and the metal stair contractor who was doing the job said they were going to do any kind because the old stairs or not usable. commissioner moore: that is not what i am asking. i appreciate your answer. the first responsibility -- that is fine. the first responsibility lies with the architect who will draw the stair before it

you're not getting nutrients and the foods you need. >> structured eating is good. t crosses a line to restricting other foods, you become nutritionally deficient and anxious. >> people can't have food touch each other or eat food in a certain order. >> it creates anxiety or sometimes food is thrown away. they eat nothing. >> it's common. you would be surprised. when it's about food not touching each other or eating in a certain order you think more of obsession compulsion than an eating disorder. it has to be counted. it can't touch. things like that smack more of ocd than eating disorder. >> people who look at single foods like a miracle. >> i will only take juices. i only have raw foods. this can create nutritional deficiency and anxiety if they eat the wrong foods. structure is good. everyone has quirks and food rules. >> any of these things could be okay in small doses. it's when it affects your functioning or relationships that we say it's an obsession. >> you want to break the cycle. how do you do it? >> you're recognizing that this is going on. we are speakin

i mean, look, campaigns, you need resources, you need organization and you need a message.appen to have all three. and the other campaigns are quite deficient in all three. so that's how you win campaigns. i think governor romney is winning ofton strength of the message and what happens is a lot of the resources that we use we use it to get out of a message of what he'd do on the big issues, the economy. how he'd turn that around. what he would do to drive down deficits. what he would do to create jobs. that's what i what he's winning. >> appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> up next, the latest on the day long standoff in france, where the suspect in seven murders including four at a jewish school on monday is holed up. we have learned a lot about this guy's background. tell you about it just ahead. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and wit

actually you need both. you need both. we sort of overreacted in the 1970's about experts or just paid hacks and that sort of things and there are still consultants out there that will just listen to the community and all they get is something from the community which is all wonderful expression of values and valuable but recovery is all about investment, right, particularly in the business district? you have people to risk real money on real projects in your downtown which means you need expertise on retail. we tried to design a process that involved the whole community. we had this vision of santa cruz committee of 36. a year and a half to do it. people got a little impatient over that period of time. i kept telling them, the avocado seed in the jar, you have to watch the things go underneath before anything comes up out of the ground. they didn't even buy it. it was a good try. and then it's the long haul of carrying this all out, but redid have a knock down, dragout process in the community. berkeley, tom, you know wha