-- social welfare programs? food stamps, medicare, medicaid, social security? jennifer: the history of the relationship between military social programs and civilian ones changes over time. initially, the military provides one of the first models for social welfare for the united states. civil war pensions are widely considered by historians to be one of the first american models of how you would provide for people in old age or disability. these are government programs for a wide swath of the population. and the g.i. bill sort of works in that same way, as a model of broader social welfare. what does it look like to provide housing subsidies, access to education, low-interest loans? what does that do for a population? of course, these programs are also emerging at the same time that civilian social welfare programs are growing. right after the civil war era pensions reach a huge concentration in the 1890's, the progressive era starts. the civilian welfare state starts to build and complement the growth of the military welfare state. that changes in the late 20

i want to harden the social sciences. he said i determine early during my darpa tour to try to orient this program as much towards quantitative measurement and analysis as possible. he thought his solution was this company called simone maddox, a computer can be found by a prominent mit professor. it most of them at election of president kennedy by predicting on a state-by-state basis allegedly with action of 80% the final results. harpers magazine and 61 called it a people machine site where you could devise a mathematical model of the american public and feed into the computer? a professor said this is the a-bomb of the social sciences. so he said as far as we at darpa concert a group like this had impeccable credentials and help avoid many problems. it seemed like a perfect solution is going to be the biggest disaster that disaster start showing up in vietnam in 1966 and one of the first studies with walters psychotherapy study. you would think we are mocking this picture of people bought it at the time. some people di

es decir, instagram, en la red social mÁs narcisista. en cambio, 10% considera que facebook es una red narcisista. twitter sÓlo alcanza 11%. yo te pregunto a ti, cuÁl considera que es mÁs narcisista? carolina: estoy de acuerdo con la gente de instagram. creo que estoy de acuerdo que es por los filtros que tienen la red social. creo que a todos nos gusta vernos bien en una fotografÍa, sin embargo, lo natural es lo mÁs bonito. hace poco veÍamos una campaÑa en "pequeÑos gigantes", que era que todas las mujeres ponÍan una fotografÍa sin maquillaje y se veÍan bonitas. carolina: hay una pregunta bien importante, quÉ hay con los poderosos likes? el informe revela que el 78% de los usuarios de las redes sociales admitiÓ en algÚn momento que ellos mismos habrÍan eliminados fotos por no tener los suficientes likes. es decir, si pones una foto de instagram y tienes 40, lo borras. carolina: eso es mucho. javier: pero para ti, no es nada. carolina: aprovechamos para que no sigan en nuestra cuenta para ver mÁs detalles. javier: hay otr

--la misma arma con la que se habria tomado fotos en la red social. take vo blanca --una propuesta para instalar nuevas camaras de seguridad crean una fuerte polemica en san jose. --mientras el departamento de policia y miembros de los vecindarios afectados consideran necesario que se instalen para identificar a los conductores que exceden la velocidad en determinadas areas, muchos conductores dicen que la propuesta afectaria la intimidad de quienes van al volante. blanca la dramática búsqueda de un maestro que se dio a la fuga con su alumna en el estado de tennessee culminó hoy con un arresto al nortede california... take 2boxes pasemos con david gonzález quien tiene los detalles de cómo se originó la captura de este supuesto pederasta... david, se sabe si la joven huyó con el sujeto por decisión propia?... david on camera buenas tardes blanca...eso todava no lo ha dicho la polica y la investigación actualmente continúa en curso... sin embargo, previo al arresto ambos fueron captados en un video de vigilancia portando un cambio de aparienci

>> that is social listening at its finest. that is an important key here, social listening on and offline. social listening to what your audience is liking or demanding more of. you can be creating content you think is fantastic. then dwrou that random, miscellaneous content and realize that's what the audience ate up. maybe that's the direction you move forward with the content strategy. listening is key. doing a brand audit further allows you to get to know your audience and suit yourself up that much better to roll out your most effective strategy going forward. >> do you feel like you can then do some selling on social media? you established a brand and this communication. can you then slip in things about selling your product? >> here is the thing when it comes to social media. look at it is building grand awareness and building your community. when you have built brand awareness, they kind of start to do the selling for you. they start to generate content around your product, your services and that is called user generat

>> musculus departments to monitor social media but we can't monitor all social media. we need to rely heavily on the companies to forward the information to the police department. we just don't have the resources to monitor social media. >> social media companies like to artificial intelligence to help them out. how do you think that will play out? >> hopefully will play out well. facebook has the financial wherewithal to make this happen. they need to focus their efforts and they could not have been, law enforcement and basically set up some kind of a delay before the flight streams are actually posted on their website. lea: thibodeaux post on post on facebook life, they can post on twitter, periscope, something else. thank you for your insight. d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler, we appreciate it. >> appreciated. lauren: the number one seeded celtics in a tune up and hold it in new york rangers smother the montrÉal montreal canadiens to even up the series. the same, new music firm prints. ♪ lauren: one year after prince's desk in the new music is released in the

. >> social justice -- >> social justice -- >> social justice. john: social justice, something leftists talk about. >> social justice is code for good things no one needs to argue for, and no one dare be against. >> save the whales. >> gays in the military now! >> free nelson mandela. >> they freed him already. john: what's the enemy of social justice? >> capitalism is really what is the oppressive force. john: so what must people do? >> spread those resources. john: when that's tried, people have to wait in endless lines for their social justice. >> [inaudible] john: social justice -- >> if we don't get it -- john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. john: are you for social justice? i want to say i am because if i'm not, wouldn't that mean i'm for social injustice? that sounds terrible. it's why social justice is such a powerful slogan. it usually means, well, i'm not clear exactly what it means. it can mean so many things. jonah goldberg explains that in this video for prager university. >> ask ten lib calls to tell you

if women could eradicate what makes us different from man, we will have achieved social equality with men they thought. this mentality gave us contraception, the hookup culture and abortion to name a few and get the problem with this thinking was from the get-go it assumed there was something inherently flawed about women and the male mold with the ideal against which all things should be measured. this i argue in the book has had the effect of empowering then all the more an object defined integrating women. don't believe me? try a free quote from one man, curly salt or fast hugh hefner. in an interview, he said the major beneficiaries of the revolution permitted them to be natural be that men are. that is where feminism should have been all law. unfortunately, within feminist and there has been a period in prohibitionist element that is anti-factual. the antidote to puritanism peered in the 1950s and 60s, still states that outlaw birth control so i started pending court cases to challenge that. at the same time, i helped sponsor the lower court cases that eventually led to rove the

but he also was interested in social is. another thing happened, they were assigned behavioral sciences and a hired a man to run the behavioral sciences office and it becomes another branch out of the behavioral sciences. he goes on to lay the foundations which i also discussed in the book but it began to coincide so what begin to happen is a became an insurgency agency that was being flooded by strange proposals to basically help understand this insurgency. one of my favorites was from 1965 when general electric wrote suggesting that there company be given a contract that would allow the company to apply experience in technology and counterinsurgency and it was for the internal religious activity. so a massive lie detector. it was a modern version reimagined so they consider the following scenario. a high-security central government arrives by helicopter and is suspected of being under pressure. pressure. they are assembled by their local teams such that each can see every other villager. so imagine you are all villagers. e

es una de las mascotas mÁs populares de las redes sociales. carolina: hermoso. padece de una deformaciÓn facial. en las patas delanteras, provocada por una extraÑa enfermedad, produce daÑos en los Órganos. y el desarrollo mental, sin embargo, lo veo muy lindo. si no tuvieran mi casa a 5 mascotas adoptadas, creo que se unirÍa de mi familia. carolina: quÉ ternura! luce tierno. que diferente. tendrÍas un perro Único. muy lindo. hay que seguirlo por las redes sociales. carolina: esto si que es un triÁngulo amoroso. te acuerdas de el gato y el ratÓn que siempre se pelea. en este caso, la historia es un poco diferente, un gato, un perro y un ratÓn juegan. carolina: estos animales eran la mascota de una familia que los tuvieron que dejar en un refugio de animales. al ser separados los empleados mostraron un cambio de Ánimo. este vÍdeo creo que lo publicaron las mismas personas del centro de animales. se ha hecho viral. carolina: ojalÁ que alguien que quiera adoptar un animal puede adoptar a los 3 para que sea una familia grande y feliz. carolina: te imagi

constructs the differences between the two are from social inequity. if we could eradicate than we would have social equality this davis contraception and abortion to name a few viet from the get-go that there's something inherently flawed about women in the ideal of which all things should be measured in i have argued it has the effect to empower men that objectify women if you don't believe we offer a quotation from hugh hefner in the interview with "esquire" he said women are the major beneficiary of the sexual revolution that is where feminism should have been all along unfortunately there is that prohibitionist element it is the antidote to puritanism outlying birth control so i started the court cases to challenge that the same time i hope those lower court cases i was a feminist before there was such a thing that is part of the history berger now we live out those logical extremes that all perceptible differences between the sexes are arbitrary and socialized we're on the final frontier or as pled in a recent article the ultimate goal is to demo

the elite school was the social milieu where roosevelt formed life. the intersection of class and combat shaped and new round of college civil war monuments very different from the early memorial halls at harvard, or the sentimental soldier statue dedicated around the same time at williams. let's look at one northern and one southern example. yale ingn launched at 19 -- culminated six years later 1869 in the dedication of a memorial and intermingled union and confederate soldiers. the point was that jail men were fighting -- yale men were fighting men, and they were poised to reproduce. [laughter] dr. brown: only the dead are listed, but they are proxies for all who served. not coincidentally, the president of yale was the leader of the college presidents for training. college presidents were important to this initiative because yale did not advocate strenuous military training in response to army manpower needs, but as a form of discipline, a form of education. this is very different from the kind of cincinnatus consumption that we saw in -- consider

el escÁndalo que persigue un banco sigue trending en redes sociales. surge que ex empleados de dicho establecimiento, aseguran que varios de sus colegas de habla hispana frecuentaron lugares altamente visitados por inmigrantes para convencerlos de abrir cuentas de ahorro y cheques. la estrategia era cumplir con objetivos de ventas agresivas. el abogado que obtuvo las declaraciones juramentados, dice que algunos empleados ofrecÍan 10 $ por abrir una cuota corriente. 10 $ no es mucho lo que ofrecen pero no es nada de Ético. continuando con ese tema de inmigraciÓn, vamos a nuestra pantalla virtual, ahÍ estÁ carolina para hablar mÁs del tema. carolina: recordamos cada paso que ha tomado el mandatario en cuanto tema de inmigraciÓn, solamente 98 dÍas que ha estado en el poder. faltarÍa solamente dos dÍas para que se cumpla este sÁbado los 100 dÍas como presidente de estados unidos . en su quinto dÍa como presidente firmÓ una orden ejecutiva anunciando castigos para gobiernos locales que no cooperen con la informaciÓn. un informe indica que los

is there any place that you see for social programs to be cut? need to be part of an effort of cuts in the federal government if we're going to lower some of those numbers? guest: just a couple of minutes. the first is that we actually shrinking these programs. so the impression in the article it's going up isn't true. the set of programs addressed, ongress has been shrinking for five or six years. so that's why we have a lot of damage. we spend less on workforce training than we used to. only about 30 r percent of the cost of college. i mentioned they're serving the in child care assistance that we have in the since the the program 1990s. a point where there's a lot of unmet need. in terms of what we should do budget, i would note that one of the important things for the people viewing to keep is the tax proposal, go -- that the president has said he'll be working on with congress. the worry is that would be tacks for the wealthy which would, of course, go in he wrong direction in terms of contributing to those numbers that you described, but no

poll shows between socialism and capitalism, young people actually prefer socialism. [booing] when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums [applause] john: when i went to college, my professors were pretty clear. it was simple. good people go into public service. greedy selfish people try to make money. so, how many of you heard that message from your professors in school? some, i'm happy not so many. a recent survey of young people asked, which is better, socialism or capitalism? slightly more picked socialism. i think -- are they crazy? socialism eats freedom an opportunity. brian teaches economics at kings college in manhattan. one student came into your office said, is it okay if i go into business? >> yeah, it was sort of like she was admitting that she had cheated on an exam or something. put her head down, said, is it all right if i want to go into business? i thought to myself, is this state of our s

it's a social agenda. there is nothing there to benefit or strengthen the military. so i come back to what i said before, it's up to civilians, including civilians in congress, who voted to repeal that law, they need to be held accountable for the problems that they caused. and then we can see if there's some other way to proceed. another question. yes, art. >> my name is arthur schultz. what i bring to this discussion is 20 years as an armor officer. i was in vietnam. my troop led the what was called the cambodian incursion. 60 days of constant maneuver, fighting one time after another. i would never want to see any women in that because that goes through at least pms cycles which nobody yet has talked about. when i've asked that question, i'm told that a woman loses 50% of her strength during that cycle. now, we talked about task cohesion. task cohesion seems to me, it has to be built on the ability to do the task. i'm an armor officer. armor is not just driving a tank. if you hit a mine, you're going to

the hopes of climate change, security of socialized medicine. and this has played a major role in shaping the nature of the u.s. political debate. >> there is a lecturer at stanford law school. the first book is exceptional america what divides america from the world and from each other. beverly is calling in from georgia. hello, go ahead. >> caller: my concern has to do with people that call themselves conservative and who feel it's fine to have as many guns as they want and not have any regulation or anything that would violate their second amendment rights and on the other hand, they do not believe that women should have abortio abortions. >> guest: that is a great question. overall, the american conservatism in the last 30 30 years is a phenomenon that political scientists have said basically the republican party moved dramatically to the right in the last 30 years and much more so to the right and the party has moved to the left and much of that shift is explained by the weight of the antigovernment actors especially the fundamentalism and

you've got to have growth with social inclusion. and that is something which is universal across latin america. (soft music) - [narrator] the commodities bubble eventually burst revealing fundamental problems. economic disarray went hand in hand with political upheaval. - there's a saying that when the tide goes out, you see who's swimming naked and i think that was true with a lot of latin american countries, brazil obviously being the most obvious case. the countries where there was a lot of corruption, the countries where they spent, especially recent years chasing off business and investors, those are the ones that are really struggling right now. - when the silver cycle ended, things got bad and fingers got pointed. all these countries that had been spending, you know it's kinda like you get a job and you get a raise and all of a sudden you lose your job and you've been spending like a rich guy 'cause you've been earning like a rich guy. well now you're not earning like a rich guy, but you still have all these bills. politicall

if you see something disturbing on social media, report it. it can be a little difficult especially if it is online and happening halfway across the country. anything that you can do to try to alert authorities to what is going on and what you may be seeing, that is important to do. >> in this case, if the attack is happening in chicago and i'm in mountain view, do i call 911? do i try to look up chicago pd? how does somebody report something disturbing that they see online? >> if you can find out where the crime is happening, absolutely call the local authority for where you think the crime is occurring. you can also report something to the fbi online. they have a submission section on their website for crimes happening on the internet. here in mountain view, we're fortunate enough where we have our own cyber security unit where we can actually look at crimes here that happen in mountain view. >> katie, are you the person who tweets from the account? the police department has -- >> i am. >> are you? because i notice that you have a picture of

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so clearly, i think relying on the huge body of research that's out there that shows the social cost to both sexes and to children of this, but also i think sort of celebrating the distinct roles of fathers and mothers. and i think, you know, that's still very much possible in this postmodern world where you have any be number of arrangements where, you know, both couples may be working full time, you may have a stay-at-home dad or mom. i think instead of sort of being threatened by that as conservatives, it's important to step back and realize that even in all of those different scenarios, there's still at the end of the day distinct contributions that men and women are making in their homes. >> first of all, i think you were really harsh to pizza in your -- [laughter] remarks. gregory t. angelo, i'm the president of log cabin republicans. on a serious note, i want to ask would your opinion on any of these -- let me back up. some of your statements about an opposition to these constructs of gender identity was based on their vagaries. >> right. >> would your opinion of any of those

hablaba de esas imÁgenes que veÍas en la redes sociales y son tremendas. ademÁs, veÍamos gente tirada en el suelo. no sabemos si son heridos o fallecidos. incluso, otros pasajeros estaban tratando de entrar al vagÓn para ayudar a las personas que estaban dentro. son unas imÁgenes que las podemos ver. uno de los metros que se encuentra en el centro de la ciudad. la explosiÓn se produjo cerca de las 02:40. un poco mÁs temprano en estados unidos. presentador: las autoridades, especÍficamente el comitÉ nacional antiterrorista, dijo que un segundo artefacto explosivo habrÍa sido hallado en la misma -- otra estaciÓn. josÉ: afortunadamente, no estallÓ. todo indica, como decÍa el fiscal ya estÁ hablando de un ataque terrorista, vladimir putin ha dicho que no se elimina esta teorÍa y todo indica que una persona entrÓ al metro con un maletÍn. presentadora: justamente, te decÍa eso. se ven unas imÁgenes una persona que dejaba un maletÍn, pero hasta este momento, no hay imÁgenes. jose: sÓlo hay imÁgenes de la cÁmara de seguridad. se vea la pers

social insurance programs. their most recent look at the 2016 budget. when you interviewed people what was their awareness of tax policy and where their spending goes? guest: there are major misconceptions. that is smart educated and politically engaged people also misunderstandings of policy. it's important to recognize that is a common problem. of government spending there were a couple of things that were more encouraging than you might expect. ask people how much of the budget is spent on foreign aid. in reality it's 1% of the budget. when people are overestimating the foreign aid budget they are also thinking of military spending. bothnistan is receiving foreign aid and military spending. sometimes misperceptions are actually overdrawn. part of the budget became in for far more attention was welfare spending. more than programs like social security and medicare which are much larger parts of the budget. host: our guest has a undergraduate and graduate degree in french. how did you get into tax policy? guest: my college roommate was .otc and went of

the rest of it is dedicated to social security, social spending, health care, medicaid, medicare, military spending of course. you only have 15 cents of every dollar remaining for spending outside those areas and corridors. >> was that always the case? or does it change depending on events or things that are happening in the u.s. economy, in the u.s. government? for instance, now we have a new administration with a fairly aggressive program for infrastructure and things like that. >> right. that's, again, a very good comment. it's not always been that way. your introductory comments about, for example, the percentage of individual tax, 40% back in the '40s, as you say, predominantly u.s. persons pay far more in income tax, for example now, than larger corporations. a lot of the research we've looked at and in talking to our clients, the way to reverse this trend is increasing investment in education, so we can create higher skilled jobs, to create tax revenue, actually grow the economy, create more discretionary spending. >> tim, thank you so much. >>> and the question we all want answered

social security. . talked to you about krista she opened so many case files for people with issues with social security. and you know, there is one county i represent in pennsylvania. there are 150,000 people that live there. and fully 38,000 of them receive social security checks, either disability or old age benefits. folks really depend on that. they depend on getting the right amount and getting it on time. because a big chunk of those people, that is all they have to live on. we know that and are very conscious of that. so if a problem comes up with social security, let us know. we may be able to help. medicare goes hand in hand with social security. they make mistakes, too. sometimes your provider is not getting paid. you don't want your doctor or nurse to be upset, or your therapist, and we can help with that. economic development, we talked about a little bit. to me, fostering the climate for more and better jobs is probably the most important thing i can do for the 17th congressional district.

let's go back to social media. this comes from miles o'brien here on twitter who asks what sort of instrument could be used to answer the question of whether they harbor life. >> we have a sea of instruments that cover wavelengths. all the way into that further read spectrum. it covers the right thing. we can start to do a lot of what sarah suggested. >> i just want to add one thing. we really try to emphasize that we have the capability to find signs of life elsewhere but nature has to deliver. it's also new to us we don't totally know what's out there. a lot of atmospheres without clouds substantial enough we will have no trouble finding at all. if it's the opposite i want to add one more point that we haven't covered yet. we've other ground-based searches. we hope to have many more of these. in a lot of chances to find life in the future. >> is it possible to listen to the planet system using our study group. >> to my knowledge they have none of that. it is doable. >> next question comes from the twitter user. h

>> social skills. >> what's one important social skill we talked about recently? >> academics. >> what you do every monday morning you like? >> conversations goes. >> yes. conversation skills are important. and you like that? >> yes. >> as jen said, the majority of each day in the community access programs in sf usd runabout 750-am until 1:50 pm so we spent one hour between functional academics and then nine-1 pm were in the committee at different sites. one of the things we do with students who are coming in on the yellow bus , sam and tommy were both travel train off the yellow bus learning to take public transportation safely. learning to plan the route, get to the bus and the entire-the travel training in entirety. sam, do you want to talk for about a second through that process? >> my teacher came to my house. she taught me how to look for landmarks, crossroads by myself and later jen came in and tommy had to take the train all the way down to the [inaudible] center which is a long ruptured so you have to be pretty patient. >> yes. it is along route. so stude

and there is an upslope of swell of social discontent that led to the demise of that social this -- social order. i do not think we have that same demise, because there are channels or discontent. the more interesting question is can the european union face a theion of the arab spring next five to six years, is that something we are underestimating? we think when i headed there, pathway.t there is a if marine le pen wins, if this leads to politics in germany changing and how to keep the eurozone together. and the anti-euro sentiment starts to grow. maybe we cannot have an air of spring in the coming years for the european union. -- that is anly important debate that will probably grow. >> we teach in the latin american department, so one more. last question. it has to be the last question. >> thank you very much. from germany. imf visiting scholar at johns hopkins. while i have been in the u.s. several times, i am a little surprised about this pessimism. maybe this is linked to donald trump. are farhe europeans more optimistic than you are. i would say the chance for marine le pen to win i

that says use their social security numbers submitted by firms which do not match existing social security numbers in the social security administration so they called those mismatches. when they get a certain number, the social security administration will send out letters to the firms. so the top of the firms, there is a good representation of businesses in those fights they. and when they have a get the tax year 2002, the number has actually increased. so that's a rough way to kind of get at the level of undocumented may be. and of course there's always raise and poultry plants, and plants generally. and so, when operation everest was done, an undercover operation called operation everest, the indicted pace and for seven years engaging in effect dignity and recruiting a legal document. executives were never indicted. they were indicted if they were found guilty. postcode you said it escalated after 1994. was it coincidental that senate has passed? >> guest: i think it was nafta. it was also the valuation of the peso in mexico, where some of the business owners i talked to said it's bank

that says these are social security numbers submitted by firms which do not match existing social security numbers in the social administration and after earning files. they call those mismatches. when they get to a certain number, the social security administration sends out letters to the firm. so, the top hundred firms, there is a good representation of plants and businesses in those five states. poultry plants were perated by operation everest, which was an undercover operation by the department of justice and they indicted for tyson for engaging in the illegal activity of hiring immigrants. no tyson executives were found guilty. they were indicted but not found guilty. >> host: you said it escalated after 1994. is that a response to nafta? >> i think possibly but also the peso dropped in mexico and it meant people's savings were diminished and many were bankrupted. that increases the immigration flow. there are other things going on in mexico at the same time which is restructural of the economy and the government. some of this begins after the debt crisis of 1982. so, mexico defaulte

all the economical and social questions that coincide. melenchon and even if was never very clear on it, i think he would have -- his discourse is either the eu changes or we leave the eu. as window, germany would never accept the rules of a far left party, so he would have probably ended up leaving the eu so the program in this sense would be the same. it is a volatile mix. we have already heard that perhaps marine le pen could emerge the victor in the second round of voting. do you buy into that? geraldine: theoretically, no. the social party, which only plus, you 6% now, have the conservative party at -- with theould macron voters, we already reach more than 50%, and i'm pretty sure the conservative party voters will not vote for marine le pen. alan: i disagree. there are studies that say 1/3 of the electorate of voters for francois fillon will vote for marine le pen. there talking about conservative catholic populations in france whose values are much closer to this patriotism and nationalism of marine le pen than to this liberalism,

if, as seems to be the cased, we era where social science is led to trump common sense, social scientists should be more thorough, which means they need to be sent back to the drawing board on this topic. [applause] >> we have plenty of time for question and answer. >> you have made some really provocative statements. i appreciate it. a couple that come to mind. been made thats we need women in the special operations forces because that would make them smarter. women have more degrees and graduate degrees. this would increase the quality of special operations forces. this was stated in a recent special operations forces briefing. i have a printout that someone in the army sent to me. i will also show this out too. myth, it saysgory it is a myth that women are physically incapable of handling the rigors of combat arms, even though the overwhelming scientific evidence gathered by the university of pittsburgh showed that eating in 65% of tests, the next gender groups could not -- next gender -- mixed gender groups. they say it is a myth that women will be a distraction. what is this photo sh

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care, theout social same. if you give more social services, the quality of life increases. do do not say every time, i not know what to do, i go to the emergency room. i think this is brilliant in terms of approaching the right way, what is the right thing to do, and guess what --the right thing will follow. ms. katz: exactly. so you were consistent with what we did. we started with that issue but got to these other ports. before i targeted the audience to ask questions, kathleen, i want to give you the opportunity and this relates to victor's point of having the discussion with the right people at the right time -- tell us what death panels are really all about. i was a staff person on death panels so -- [laughter] ms. katz: entity -- ms. sebelius: at the beginning -- and mike is here it is -- is here. it is tattooed on his arm somewhere. part of the conversation around the affordable care act with what should be done with medicare and medicaid in terms programs those updated. that very simple idea was in the payment code right now for medicare, there is no payment that a

we know the suspect has been active on social media. as far as social media as a tool for law enforcement, charles, how do you think it's impacting the response? >> it has a huge impact. i think you saw that even with the boston bombing in which the boston police department leveraged social media to keep people informed. i'm sure cleveland is doing is same thing right now. you have to try to reach as many people as people through as many ways as possible. social media is another thing we use often. >> we're careful. we don't want to provide any information. we don't want to escalate the situation ourselves through our platform here. we hope to have more information exactly about what this person has done, where he could be, how close law enforcement are to apprehending him. we're getting drips of new informing. right now we can tell you hospitals are reporting they have not received any shooting patients. that's some new information. we also know cleveland state university issued a shelter in place as police continue to look for the man

h he still has wos of praise for cuba's sociall model. neruda, allende latin america's charismatic freedom fighters. he continues to draw his momotivation from them today. "human consciousness is at work and the day of the uprising of conscience nears. and one day we will achieve this trinity of human rights, collective security and the end to material poverty for the majority of people." >> even though he continues to be criticized for his bombastic rhetoric, jean ziegler has no intention of giving up the fight any time soon as the film 'the opoptimism of willpower' prove. >> many people are keen to find solutions to the world's problems. among them, the global shapers. this worldwide network of young adults develops creative ideas to improve the lives of people in their home countries. suz for example, campaigns on behalf of childldn in myanmarar. franklin from pana works with young people and wants to help improve local health care, while elaine from vietnam wants to beautify hochiminh city. and on today's programme, we meet a global s

quÉ poderles -- poder ves en la redes sociales? juan: fascinante todo lo que uno se entera a travÉs de las redes sociales. todo el mundo manda su fotos. me parece genial. no sÓlo ve el punto de vista que tiene el fotÓgrafo o los medios de comunicaciÓn, tiene el punto de vista de todo el mundo. no hay nada que ocultar. puedes estar enterado de todo inmediato. me parece fascinante. rosario: muchas gracias por compartir tu historia y toda la informaciÓn. estaremos al tanto de lo que seguirÁs cubriendo en venezuela. estÁ pasando por una crisis muy difÍcil. cambiemos de tema. pasamos con carolina zaraza. vamos con la vituallas -- pantalla virtual. carolina: sÍ. tienes una foto enfrente a la casa blanca? si la respuesta es no te tienes, apurar. por cuestiones de seguridad el gobierno ordenÓ el cierre al pÚblico de la acera principal de esa residencia. hace 200 aÑos se veÍa asi. es una de las primeras imÁgenes de la casa blanca en 1801. thomas jefferson instalÓ esta cerca. aparte, construyÓ una pared de 8 pies. aunque no s

but millions of people on social media say united airlines is farfrom social media say united airlines is far from flying right. social media say united airlines is farfrom flying right. not social media say united airlines is far from flying right. not enough seating? time for a beating, said one tweet, a theme that quickly became fodderfor one tweet, a theme that quickly became fodder for late—night television. united didn't even admit they did anything wrong, in fact, if anything, they seemed to be doubling down on this. on united airlines, you do what we say when we say and there won't be a problem. but the incident is nojoke there won't be a problem. but the incident is no joke for united and could cost the airline a lot more than the goodwill of its customers. shares opened down 3% on tuesday, and forecasters predict more turbulence ahead. jane 0'brien, bbc news, washington. the man suspected of carrying out last week's stockholm truck attack has told a court that he committed a terrorist crime. rakhmat akilov, an uzbek national, appeared in court for the first time today and c

medicare and social security go hand in hand. it was roosevelt who invented social security. medicare came in in the '60s. these programs -- you often hear about doomsday dates for those programs, don't you? social security goes insolvent in 2034 and medicare is belly up and you know, 2025 -- whatever it is. what does that all mean? well, first of all, it's not recent. they have always had ininvolve sven -- insolvency dates on those programs. and they just adjust the years closer or further away depending on what else is happening in the federal government. when obamacare came in. that pushed medicare's insolvency date back something like 11 years. so it's something that the economists wrestle with. does it mean if the date is 2034 does that mean they're out of money, there's no more money in that bucket? no, it means you cannot pay 100 cents on the dollar for what is owed. that's the date they start paying 99 cents on the dollar. it doesn't mean kaput but it means trouble. the question is, what is being done in the house to preserve these programs? there's something -- if yo

nos estÁn acompaÑando en la televisiÓn y redes sociales. no puede seguir a las redes sociales. la cuenta de instagram esta creciendo. ♪ carolina: gracias por continuar con nosotros.aprovechamos para mandar un saludo muy especial a todos ustedes que estÁn conectados con nosotros. carolina: tenemos algunas fotos de ustedes. me encanto esa. esta serilfie digital. carolina: seguimos con algunos de los que estÁn conectados con nosotros. saludos a martÍn. carolina: miguel angel, julio, fernando, a toda la gente que todos los dÍas se conectan con nosotros. esperemos nos manden sus fotografÍas. carolina: no puede seguir en todas las plataformas digitales. pueden enviar sus fotos y comentarios. lo que quieran. carolina: sÉ que esta noticia le va a gustar a los caballeros que les encantan los autos. nueva york, serÁ por 10 dÍas, el centro internacional del automÓvil. viajÓ nuestros parto en autos para contarnos -- nuestro experto en autos para contarnos. adelante. ♪ ♪ >> una de las presentaciones mÁs espectaculares que he visto en mi vida ha sido la del demonio. versiÓn

con esto de las ondas sociales. >> sÍ. fue una transiciÓn muy difÍcil venir de mÉxico a estados unidos. esta plataforma de youtube se conecta con seguidores. se convierten en tu familia. son mi familia. siempre tenemos que luchar. no darnos por vencidos. presentadora: quÉ recomienda tÚ a una chica que quiere comenzar con su canal de youtube? >> que no tengan miedo. muchas chicas tienen miedo de grabarse. siempre tienes que ser tÚ misma. brilla con esa luz. presentadora: muy bien. por Último, quÉ has aprendido con tu canal? >> es demasiado. es una plataforma muy bonita. te apoyan tanto. he pasado por muchos momentos difÍciles, de verdad, sin el apoyo de mis seguidores no sÉ lo que serÍa de mi. les agradezco. gracias por seguir me en mis redes sociales. presentadora: muchas gracias. que pases un buen dÍa. >> gracias. igualmente. ♪ presentadora: bueno. [habla en inglÉs] las cosas que aprendÍ de las caricaturas. tengo muchos recuerdos de ver caricaturas de niÑa. [habla en inglÉs] como vemos en las redes socia

and on social media, this individual was having conversations with other people. apparently saying he was killing more victims. >> he seemed frustrated people didn't believe him. >> it's important for us to point out though that police have said they have not been able to verify the deaths of anybody else besides this one individual presumably the person who was shown in the video, as you described it. brian and tom, what do you make of the suspect claiming to have murdered multiple people and police say they have checked multiple locations and at this point they believe there is only one victim? >> well, it just shows that he's an extreme narcissist. he has no regard for anyone chels would include family members. it's all about him. it's all about him becoming famous. it's about him putting this on media. if he just -- if this wasn't on facebook and he just killed a guy in cleveland, ohio, or was one of the several dozen people being shot over the weekend in chicago, we wouldn't be talking about it. it's the fact that it's on the air that, he streamed it, that he

berman: not sure of the question. >> social uprising. ms. berman: social uprising. what do we think the chances of that our? by subsection -- are? meancial uprising you unrest in the streets? we've seen that. i don't expect europe to be violent, at least its western portion. front-row protest all the time. they'll do that all the time. the french are coming up protesting i don't see that something new. neither do i see that a surprising in eastern europe where democracy is still relatively young. if i started seeing violent protests in places like germany and sweden i would be nervous. i would put that relatively low. peaceful protests, we have seen that and that is not unhealthy. beingdo not see democracy destabilized in any significant went way anytime soon. >> maybe i will reframe the question in a way that i think might be also interesting, is what we saw in the arab spring is political institutions that have long been held, and there is an up swell of social discontent that ended up leading to the demise of that institutional order. i do not think he will have

that's really important and now with social care, the same, if you give them social services, you don't say every time i don't know what to do, i will go to the emergency room. so i think this is brilliant in terms of approaching the right way. what's the right thing to do and guess what, the right thing will follow. >> exactly. >> and so you guys were consistent of what we did. we began with these other points. before i turn over to the audience and to ask questions. kathleen, i want to give you the opportunity and this relates to victor's point about having the discussions with the right people at the right time. tell us what death panels are all about. [ laughter ] >> i was a staff person on death panel. >> beginning of, mike cash, remembers this very well. it is probably etched in his tattoos on his arm some where. part of the issue is what could or could not be done with medicare or medicaid in terms of making those programs updated and a very simple idea was that in the payment code right now for medicare, there is no payment that a doctor can receive for having a conversation wit

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medicare and social security go hand in hand. it was roosevelt who invented social security. medicare came in in the 1960's. you often hear about doomsday dates for those programs, don't you? medicare is belly up. whatever it is. what does that all mean? first of all, it is not recent. they have always had a insolvency dates on those programs. they just adjust the years closer or further away. depending on what else is happening in the federal government. when obamacare came in. that pushed medicare's insolvency date act something like 11 years. it is something that the economists wrestle with. does it mean if the date is 2034 for social security, does that mean there is no more money? no, it means you cannot pay 100 cents on the dollar. it means trouble. the question is, what is being done to preserve these programs? if you get a chance when you get home, fire up the computer and plug in social security 2100. this is a bill my dear friend from connecticut authored. i'm a cosponsor. it raises the cap. you pay in to these programs until you make a certain amount. and then you