tyndall as well as negligence on the part of usc. one of the most prestigious universities in the nation, with a storied football program and a global effective of proud trojans. >> yeah. absolutely in school. it was the perfect blend of social and also academic. >> i was born and raised in a very small town, and usc was considered very prestigious. usc gave some scholarships, and it just opened it up. >> reporter: amanda davis was a young single mom when her routine exam took an unexpected turn when she says a naked photo was taken. >> did it seem odd to you that a doctor's asking to tack a naked photo of you? >> i think there was something deep down inside of me that felt a little off. but having been raised from a small town and grew up very trusting, that's not something you question when there's a doctor in authority. then i felt extremely stupid and embarrassed. and didn't really know what to do. >> reporter: rising senior brendan heyer wanted a test for sexually transmitted disease after she says she was sexually assaulted. >>

. >>> the growing scandal at usc. the doctor who treated thousands of students for decades now being sued by more than 50 women. four of them coming forward publicly for the first time. we have an abc news exclusive interview. >>> could food coloring and preservatives pose a health risk to your kids? and is there a link between fruit drinks and adhd symptoms in children? dr. ashton breaks it down. >>> showstopper johnny depp's surprise appearance in full costume as the villain from the new j.k. rowling movie. his mysterious monologue in front of stunned fans before he vanished from center stage. >>> this morning, your mission, should you choose to accept it, join angela bassett one-on-one. >> that's the job. >> right here on "gma." and the queen is saying -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >>> she was the queen long before wakanda. i mean, bow to her. >> yes indeed. didn't want to miss her and you want to make sure you were on time. you set four alarms, cecilia vega. >> you know, the second one in fa

this is cohosted by the japanese american national museum and the usc shin so itoh center -- usc center for japanese religions and culture. >> ok. a brief history of why we started this. my name is frederick. frederick --is frederick douglass cloyd. was a war bride of the second wave, meaning she married my father during the korean war or shortly thereafter, as opposed to the first wave born after the war in the 40's.

] >> jimmy: usc community college? >> community college is a good education and it's community there, baby girl. >> jimmy: usc-c-c-c-c. >> and i'm looking forward to -- 'cause she's graduating and when they graduate i like to do this thing where i embarrass them. so my daughter goes -- she goes gets her diploma, i'm going to yell, "i knew you were going to be somebody! i knew you were smart! not dumb like your momma said, i knew it!" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you would never do that. you were never -- ah, no. >> i do it -- i've done it every graduation. i'm telling you i've done it so much that if i ever win an oscar, i know they going to do the same thing to me. "i knew you could act, daddy! i knew you wasn't a dumbass like all the directors said!" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations to her. i know -- i know she's got a a proud dad. >> yes. >> jimmy: and let's talk about "marlon." >> yes. >> jimmy: to catch people up, what has happened -- it's a a tricky good show and who's your co-star again

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this is cohosted by the japanese american national museum and the usc shin so itoh center -- usc center for japanese religions and culture. >> ok. a brief history of why we started this. my name is frederick. frederick --is frederick douglass cloyd. was a war bride of the second wave, meaning she married my father during the korean war or shortly thereafter, as opposed to the first wave born after the war in the 40's. throughout my life, i questioned and iationship with her realized there were so many secrets. were things that scholars could never cover because they were never told. as i wrote my diaries and then looked back on them, i thought maybe i should turn it into a book. to knowof that, i got quite a few people around the country especially through facebook, people who never i have been contacted by before. on facebook, people questioned the on why there was not any activity on the history of war brides and telling their stories. i pointed them to catherine and lucy's film. so, something is out there, and i thought they were beginning. i asked at the center of japanese religion

this program is part of a symposium cohosted by the japanese american national museum and the usc center for japanese religion and culture. it is one hour. >> ok, we are going to get started right away on the second panel. this one is titled, difference mixedher, war bride and race children's representations. my name is catherine and i am the moderator. i'm going to introduce first soanya gomez to my left. she is an interdisciplinary historian of the modern u.s. focusing on race, gender and immigration. her book manuscript distant of the early -- is tentatively titled good wives, race, gender and belonging in america. her phd iny earned history from the university of chicago and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at harvard university. so, thank you. >> hello. can you hear me? ok, great. i want to quickly start by saying thank you to the organizers, duncan williams and frederick invited me here to present. as i was saying earlier, i grew up not far from here but this is the first time i ever had a chance to present my research as a relates to my own family history, so this is a very spec

skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board. lemonis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really poor for the company, you know, because we're not profitable every month. lemonis: you have a pretty good head on your shoulders for being out of school for a couple years. skyler: thank you. lemonis: all right. let's go look at the financials. what do you say? skyler: sounds good. lemonis: all right. ♪ okay. skyler: all right. so, this is the cash-flow estimation. here is the profit and

this sounds a lot like the area, the 1600 block of 32nd street is near usc. it's not that far from this trader joe's maybe a 15/20 minute drive. many people came out. fortunately that one person who has been transported from trader joe's was injured in her car or the parking lot. perhaps that was part of her trying to get out of that area. but very good to hear that people are getting out of there. are this is a very busy trader joe's. there's a somewhat bigger one across the street. it's a heavily trafficked area. >> this is it the world that we live in. of course this comes on the heels of other shootings in santa fe and las vegas. there are no reports. we have to underline there is no indication anyone has been killed. just because you have shopped here and are looking at the pictures coming out of windows, coming down these flimsey ladders, is there a second floor. they're small windows. they look like office windows. do you have any sense of where these people would be coming from or is all on one floor? >> there's not a second floor for shopping. but mo

researchers at usc looked at 2,500 teenagers and found that those who frequently use it have a risk of developing adhd. researchers concede that their study was limited by the fact that the teenagers rated their own symptoms, and say further research is needed. >>> a little bit of fiji takes over union square. these guys are marking a milestone, find out what's going on next. >>> but first, we want to thank jc for this picture of the golden gate bridge with the moon on top and the tip of the trans-america pyramid between the tower. isn't that a great shot? >> very neat. share your pictures with us, and you may see them on air ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> coming up at 6:00, a desperate rescue, a man who fell who a cement mixer tells the i team how he became trapped and the first attempt to free him didn't work. also -- >> you all watch this, you laugh. >> the house is a must see for fans of the sho

. >> i used to be a trauma surgeon at usc, and i've seen a lot of things. this was just crazy. >> reporter: 13 people were taken to the hospital including a woman listed in serious condition. >> we just sort of stabilized her hip with life preservers so that there was no more movement. >> reporter: dawn held on to the piece of lava rock that hit her but she decided to throw it into the ocean after thinking more about how the experience could have been deadly. >> i thought for a moment that that was it. this is how it's going to go, and it was a terrifying moment. >> the captain of that lava tour boat has been sued at least four times in the past by passengers who claimed they were injured on his tours. >>> a hiker in washington state is recovering after plunging more than 300 feet off the side of mt. saint helens. brittany fintel lost her footing on the snow and ice and then fell crashing into boulder after boulder before finally coming to a stop. it took rescuers some five hours to airlift her to safety, but her german shepherd was the first to reach her.

college ball in usc. missed that one but here's the shot stevenson. johnny on the spot. >> jim: keep in mind you got to box out and that time taylor missed it but he was able to tip it quickly to stevenson. >> brian: stevenson with 5 points and 3 boards. checks back in. goes right at deshawn stevenson. 5 on the shot clock. the drive. lays it up and in. markus banks >> jim: what a beautiful -- that time he looked off and looking for it inside for scalabrine to pick it himself. mario west snags. he brings it home with that lovely left. still reach-in by west. came up with the steal. >> jim: talk about the run that the goal ballers are on. banks beautiful hesitation and soft lay-up and looks easy but that's a tough shot off the glass. >> >> brian: taylor lays it in. taylor is in his first taste of action this season. in play for the opening week as well. 12 point lead for the ball hogs. shot too strong by nailon. taylor the stepback 3 in your face. 4 point lead for the ball hogs and rick barry hits the big three live here on fox. year, i am sorry about t

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researchers at usc said they found a modest but statistic link between heavy tech use and adhd, attention defic hyperactivity disorder. >> it's important that parents start opening up a dialogue with their teen to talk aigital media use. >> the journal of thedi america l association tracked 2,500 tenth graders, 53% more likely to develop adhd symptoms and frequent texters were 21% likely to show symptoms compared with infrequent texters. it's not clear on kids who develop adhd are already more prone to heavy techuse. >> our research raised some concerns but doesn't necessarily ply that there's a direct causal effect. >> american psychiatric association says 5% of all children have adhd. teens in the mayamily do not have it, but mom still worries about screen time. >> i thit would be worth it, to try to cut down. >> reporter: challenging, sheys in a world that relies on e technology. yer, nbc news. >>> little theater of alexandria is the oldest award-winning theater in the washington area. and one of the few communityhe theaters in country with its own building. pretty ambitious seven-show

a usc ally times paul showed newsom with a comfortable 17 point lead over cox among those who planned to vote in november. it will be an interesting one. >> we will watch it on the west coast, thank you very much. for more insight into the california governor'so race and many other things, editor of the halftime report. >> happy. >> you see the story about gavin newsom. this is what he said about why they made changes, we were the poster child for the sanctuary policies been had this tragic ic example where someone was in our custody, ms 13 young person came and shot three members of the family. that is why they had to crackdown on thingske but when e president talks about cracking down he gets raked over the coals. there aren't these games everywhere, it was okay for democrat but not for the president? >> gavin do some is lucky. a visit come out in the primary it might have been enough for the foreign mayor of losan anges to get more traction and get past cox to get into second place, get out there and be in this now. the way it works out as he poses an ultra left, runs as ultraleft

he wrote a lecture that he gave at usc in the 30s and i looked far and wide for this and i can find it and then kerry said i will give you the copy that i have so she made me a copy. it really is chronicles one of the earliest movies made in l.a. i haven't seen extensive coverage. people know about it, it's not undiscovered, but i really use this diary, i went to the library at the academy and went through his diary and things like that. i tried to create as many scenes as i could. i would say the most original aspect of this was the early scene, i think it's the first hollywood scene in the book where hobart is telling his tal tale. >> did you use your own personal view or did your views of l.a. change. >> the question was, did my ideas about l.a. change in the course of doing this research. really, before i started on this book i had kind of come to l.a. three or four times, and mostly stayed on the west side of things, santa monica, west hollywood, beverly hills and stuff like that. those are not the interesting parts. the really interesting parts of l.a., i think our echo park or a

he wrote a lecture that gave at usc in the 30s and i look far and wide for this fight and then terry said i will give you the copy that i have so she made me a copy and it really is, sort of chronicles one of the oldest movies made in los angeles. and i haven't seen extensive coverage. people know about it, it's not undiscovered but i really use his diary. i went to the library at the academy and went through his diary and things like that and used things to create the scene which is the kind of thing that i do,i tried to create as many scenes as i can. if i have the information to do it . so i would say that the probably most original aspect of this was that early scene, it's i think in the first hollywood scene in the book where hobart farnsworth is telling his tale. >> in the time that you were in los angeles in your writing, your own personal view, you probably have some ideas of how you feel about a comedy they change? >> yes, the question was did my ideas about los angeles change in the course of doing this research and really before i started on this, i had kind of come to la

he is currently working on a biography on fitzjohn porter, hopefully to be published by usc press. one thing we all know about him and his writing, is that he is a contrarian. he takes something that is a well-established thought within our field, and he often turns it upside down. so you can count on a talk that will crack open a new perspective on an often tired subject. you can also can't but his books, as well as his talks are eloquent. his writing, of course, i think is some of the best in our field. it is a real pleasure to introduce bill marvel. [applause] bill: well, good afternoon. i hope you all can hear better than i could. think some of you out there may be old enough to remember the last time i was here, a few of you. as pete indicated, it was because i had written a book about andersonville. this time, i am here because of really.r, the worst editor i ever had until i got into the newspaper business, was an assistant editor at the state historical societies quarterly journal in my home state. i had published a number of and the in the journal, director of the society,

quote, a boston conspirator's electronic message focused on turnover at the head of the usc i.a. so the fbi unsealed this indictment in 2010. we got all of this very specific directly quoted information about what they had been told to do by moscow here and what they told moscow, what they carried out on moscow's orders. we also learned all of this dark spy information. to further the aims of the conspiracy, moscow center has arranged for the defendants clandestinely to communicate with the -- at that point reading the indictment, steganography. there's the dyno source. turns out steganography, it is an actual spy thing according to the fbi, steganography is the process of secreting data in an image. moscow center uses ste fw anographic software that is not commercially available. the encrypted data can be removed from the image and decrypted also using software provided by the svr. similarly, svr software can be used to encrypt data and then to clandestinely bend it on publicly available websites. the fbi later released this photo of online images of flowers to show some of the

usc-- us deal is crediting the president's tariff as the reason they have reopen the plant in granite city, in march after more than two years. it seems as though that is a win for him. you have seen some success thus far on trade and we are looking possibly at permanent tax cuts for individuals and we are likely seeing a superstar vp report. also that is tomorrow. if that is the case, if unemployment is at record low, you have steel companies reopening factories across the country and the economy is growing, i mean, i'd say how could the republicans lose in november? anything could happen, but left ask our political panel. i'm going to start with you, jason, because what do you guys do? the economy is doing so great, how do you fight back? had you gained speed when americans may be saying, hey, the democrats never even voted for it packs or not one of them. what's the strategy? >> in a normal election year you would be right, trish. a booming economy, the record numbers you are talking about. i think it hurts the republicans case we have actually an dollar deficit forecast as far as

over 50 women accusing a long-time usc campus gynecologist of sexual assault. >> he practically rammed his fingers inside of me. >> allegedly taking nude photos and making lewd remarks during exams. >> i felt extremely stupid and embarrass

the "wall street journal" talked to the former usc champion mark coalman has an affinity for you likes him a lot. there is no way unless he has dementia or something that he has no recollection of what was going on at ohio state. i have nothing but respect for this man. i love this man. witbut he knew as far as i'm concerned. >> i feel sorry for mark comecoalman.colemanwrestled forf our coaches for several years. just not accurate. there never was abuse reported and if there was, we would have dealt with it. >> bret: sean daily, former ohio state wrestler i participated with wrestlers and in the locker room talked about instruments. all did. common knowledge in the locker room if you went to dr. stross for anything you would have to pull down your pants. if they tried to do that for a thumb injury, i would kill him. >> not true. did not say it. >> all right. let me ask you, congressman, have you these guys now on the record, somebody reading this from outside. what do you say to them? what is driving these guys to say this now? >> you would have to ask them. i think the timing is suspe

the stanford cardinal lost in last years title game to sam darnold and usc in a cose 31-28 contest... this season they are hoping to get back and win it for the 4th time... with heisman finalist bryce love back they like their chances to get back and make a run at a major bowl game... last season love rushed for more than 2,000 hards... but head coach david shaw said this season will not be about love chasing stats... just getting better in his final season before going to the nfl... and helping the team win(sot: david shaw) this year is about him getting bigger, stronger, being more versatile, different things adding to his game, and we're not going to do the bryce love stat watch. that's going to be the majority of questions he's going to get during the course of the year of course is, "well you're on pace for this, which is maybe different than you were last year," that's not going to be in our thinking just preparing him for those questions because that's not going to be our focus. (wipe to cal) in thieer first season under new head coach justin wilcox... the cal bears

usc says it is conducting a thorough investigation. >> did it seem odd a doctor is asking to take a naked photo of you? >> having been raised from a small town and grew up very trusting, that's not something you question. >> the doctor's lawyer issued this statement to abc news that says dr. tindall is confident when all the facts are known this will be clear his practice of medicine was consistent with the standard of care for such examinations. abc will have a full report on "good morning america" and tonight on nightline. >>> a report finds rates of hiv infection are on the rise in 50 countries. the united nations repor tied the "miles to go" found nearly 2 million became infected last year, that includes 180,000 children. the death rate from aids related illnesses was 940,000 last year, that's the lowest this century. the goal is to reduce those deaths to 500,000 or fewer by the year 2020. >>> and now your morning money report. tesla is asking suppliers to return payments to help the company reach profitability. >> "the wall street journal" reviewed a memo tesla sent a supplier last w

., usc, you'll be somewhere around 101 on friday and not much difference on saturday as well. palm springs 118. yuma 116. it's where the heat is going for a couple days but some of these places may have a heat wave lasting more than five days with temps above normal. we'll keep watching that. >> chad, appreciate it. happy further to you my friend as well. >> to you, too. >>> the death toll climbing following a ferry accident in indonesia. take a look at the scene yesterday. dozens of passengers clinging to that capsized boat. officials say 155 people survived. 34 people died. young children among them. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> the two men facing multiple involuntary manslaughter charges in the so-called ghost ship fire have taken plea deals. you may recall in 201636 people were killed when a fire destroyed a warehouse in oakland during a party. the building's leaseholder and tenant were charged in the deaths. both men pleaded no contest which means there won't be a trial. they need to be sentenced. each could be sentenced to between 10 and 12 years

usc "los angeles times" poll last month showed newsom with a comfortable 17-point lead over john cox among those who plan to vote in november. it will be an interesting one, shannon. >> shannon: we'll watch along with you on the west coast. jonathan hunt, thank you very much. for more insight into the california governor's race and many other things, joining me now, fox news politics editor, editor of the halftime report, chris stirewalt. >> happy almost friday. >> shannon: you see the story about gavin newsom, also part of what he said about why they made changes. he said we were the poster child for the same story policy, we have a tragic example where someone was in our custody, ms-13 young person, when he was released, came and shot three members of a family. he said that that is why they had to crack down on things but with the president talked about cracking down on things because of ms-13, he gets raked over the coals. throwing everyone of the same bucket. it was okay for the democrats were not for the president? >> gavin newsom is lucky on timing. if this would've come out of

. >> go, usc. >> stanford cardinal. i'll get mine in. >> okay, there we go. there we go. >> got to get the colby mules in now. >> let's talk rose bowl. let's just go back to the rose bowl in the '80s. i'm aging myself. >> i got all you guys. rob, let's get us back on track with the weather. >> mets/yankees. what do you think? >> i know, right. we got tanaka tomorrow night. who do you have? >> i have a little rain coming in tonight. might last into tomorrow. so, i'm worried about some outdoor activities including baseball games this weekend on the east coast. this is what happened just moments ago. across northern parts of atlanta, cummings, georgia, to the northeast of atlanta, the lightning coming in ferociously. severe thunderstorm warnings posted and a little bit of damage in north georgia and the atlanta metro area lit up early this morning. also late yesterday, savannah, georgia, seeing some flooding rain there. this is part of the coastal system that's going to kind of come together with the inland system that's been driving the severe weather. a powerf

. >> i am vanessa and i am a writing professor at usc across town. i want to take a question which was our terminology of american exceptionalism and i do not think we have a set definition. you mentioned how it has been complimentompliemn -- critique, but i am not sure we have the common sense of what that even means. >> i think the message that americans need that would be most useful to them is to the idea that while america has special responsibilities because of its wealth and power, the world order cannot function without and american responsibility, leadership these are meaningful terms with is addressed americans, it would help to understand our problems look a lot like those in developed societies. there is a huge library of solutions. of the 20 or so most developed countries, there are 20 biterent gun regimes, every of those leading to lower levels of massacre. you can have permissive gun regimes as they have in canada and france. and reduce them. you do not have to go to a british gun regime. that is one of the most restrictive. with healt

simpson won the heisman trophy and usc football was as big as any nfl program in the country. and here's an example of the counter-revolutionary athlete, someone who kind of chose to stay out of the spotlight, who benefitted remarkably financially and otherwise. so we talked a lot about, you know, the shoulds and the woulds. what should you do, what could you do? it's an individual choice, right, that we all make, basically, and i think that purview was part of our rights as individuals. but what does it say about society at large when we make it, we in that total use of the word, make it easier for an athlete to align themselves with the status quo and make it significantly more difficult soc socioeconomically and politically to align with the revolutionary and the non-hedgemonic. i definitely agree it's an individual choice, so maybe we have to look at some of the larger circumstances that surround that choice, and maybe quantitatively kind of analyze those. >> does one of my academic panelists want to take that one? >> that's a really good question, which i think is more of

i went to usc and started business administration and couldn't stand it. i didn't like it and went into career counseling office and gave me something that was called the strong campbell personality test where people compare your interests to 300 other professionals who love what they do. doesn't mean you have aptitude for that career fields but they are satisfied in what they do and i scored off the charts, writing and publishing so i changed my major. it is back to my dad in chicago, poetry, 101, all this stuff. don't know what is going on here. and postgrad, i worked in college, wanted to write a book. and go to paris, something no americans ever did. i went to paris, got 3 chapters into it and shipped my laptop back home. what if i take this year off and write a book nobody likes or doesn't get published? that little voice in my head, was easier to give in and say don't even risk it, don't embarrass yourself and pitched public television on a travel show which was my way of running away from being an author, the show did very well and after two seasons

he said they stuck together and helped each other and hired graduates from usc. he said i want you and your brother to go to usc, studied business administration and then come to work and take over the business. i went and i started business administration and i couldn't stand it. i was depressed, i didn't like it, and i went into the career counseling office and he gave me something called the strong campbell personality test where they compare s your interests to two or 300 other professionals who love whathe they do. it doesn't mean you have an aptitude for the career field but they are very satisfied in what they do and i scored off the charts for writing and publishing. so i changed my major by the classes i took. i didn't change it on the report card. it was still going home to my dad in chicago saying business administration but his introduction to poetry writing and all this stuff into my junior year he's like i don't know what's going on here but it's two years now and no businessas classes. i have to tell him and he was actually good about it. he said h

project that is the focus of this conference, led by mark hall and the foundationne by the and the usc brooking shafer initiative for health policy. aca project tapped into the implementation research network at the rockefeller institute of government. goal was to interview leaders involved in the individual and small group insurance markets and 10 carefully suggested states. i want to get particular mentions of richard nathan, created and leads the research network. he played in important role in this project. he could not be here in person but is watching on the webcast. introduce your busyspeaker, we've been running meetings and we have two of them next week. on wednesday, we are having a conversation with scott gottlieb. similars and we have an outstanding panel of three experts to react to his remarks. that's going to be on wednesday afternoon at one -- 1:30. at the end of the week, we have a conference on the experience to remember what mips stands for. those who remember know it very well. we have policy options to discuss its shortcomings. let me introduce mark hall. [applause]

new zealand stocks dropping now at reaction to the usc report that perhaps we will see a 25% 20 -- $200 billion of chinese goods. that is a lead balloon when it comes to these trade commodities. new zealand and australia, going into the open. chicago and nikkei down after the boj released a finely policyted reading of its tweaks, and kospi futures, 0.3% higher. let's take a look at currencies. we saw a strong move in the 0.1%, 74.17., thehore yuan, a reaction to news of potentially more harsh tariffs on more chinese goods. dollar-yen holding at 111.75. forad a nice broad strength the dollar overnight. let's get back to our top story, tech and apple shares. apple shares jumped after third-quarter earnings came out. current a strong quarter. let's get to san francisco. mark joins us. let's start off with the good. , higher revenue, $53.3 billion higher. iphone revenue up 20% year-over-year. strong growth in services, up 30%. a clear path forward for the services segment for apple. wearables up 60% year-over-year, very strong all-around. , mac sales, 3.2 7 million units, the lowest sales r

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. >> i am providing professor at usc across town, and i just want to take us back to question at the beginning which was our terminology of american exceptionalism, and i don't think we have set definition for that. imagine how it's been used as a complement come how it's been used as a critique but i'm not sure we even have a common sense of what that even means. >> i think the message that americans need the most, that would be most useful to them to absorb the idea is that while america special responsibilities because of its wealth and power, the world order cannot function without american leadership. the american responsibility of leadership, these are meaningful terms. but to suggest, it would be helpful for all of us to understand, our problems look a lot like those in comparably developed societies. that means there's a huge library of solutions. of the 20 or so most developed countries, there are 20 different gun regimes. everyone which leads to lower levels of masker than those in the united states. you can have quite permissive gun regimes as they happen canada and in fra

and this event by the usc brookings for health policy. in addition to extensive national document research, this project tapped into the aca implementation research network at the rockefeller institute of government, to interview leaders involved in the individual and small group insurance markets in ten carefully suggested states. and i want to get particular mention to richard nathan, who created and leads the research network and that played an important role in this project. he could not be here in person but is watching on the web cast. finally before i introduce our lead speaker mark hall, i want to mention that we've been busy running meetings, and we have two of them next week. on wednesday, we're having a conversation with scott gottlieb, fda commissioner, about biosimilars, and have an outstanding pam of three experts to react to his remarks. that's going to be wednesday afternoon at 1:30. also at the end of the week, we have a conference on the experience with mipps. i can't remember what it stands for. but those that are inter

in the end, the most important chapter this terrible a l be how msu, usc gymnastics and the olympic community support the survivors to guard we all take against sexual abuse. require leadership at schools of sports bodies and organizations, but support by these communities to emulate the courage of the survivors, to speak up, and to take responsibility when they injustice around them. i'll be happy to answer any questions you have. doctor. you, i'll begin with with questions. it will be a five-minute round committee. f the i'll begin with you, mr. penny. of usa the ceo gymnastics from april 5, 2005 resignation on march 2017; is that correct? >> yes. gymnastics doctor larry nassar was committed of gymnasts, conduct of including members of the usa national team. you were anding is first informed about this abuse 17, 2015; is that correct? respect torman, with you and your question and the committee, i have been nstructed by my attorney to assert my rights under the fifth amendment to the constitution according to the united states supreme court in ohio rprotects innocent men who might otherwise

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>> it was me, dwight, ziggler, all usc mafia. >> that's when you got involved in student election sos you tried to get your man in and stuffed ballot boxes. what was the term you used for screwing up the opposition? >> -- >> that's right. you were out doing the same kind of stuff when you were campaigning for president nixon. >> let me tell you something, we did a lot worse things. let me ask you something, carl. what would you have done if you were just getting out of the army, been away from the real world for four years didn't know what kind of law you wanted to practice and one tay you get a call from an old friend asking if you want to go to work for the president of the united states. >> jeez. chaffin was the appointment secretary for nixon when he called? >> yeah. listen, most of the things that happened i don't think dwight knew anything about him, he just did what he was told. >> told by who? >> what's the topic for tonight? >> rat -- >> if my day it was simply known as the double cross. in our present context, it means infiltration of the democrats. >> segretti won't go on t

so -- >> this study out of usc was looking at teens. they're the most susceptible. they're middle of developing. by the time you get a little older, presumably your patterns change. you will not develop adhd now but your point is fair. i think it is a risk for older people, adults. we're in adhd society, stuart. stuart: to be serious for a second, my attention span is very limited. i always thought was result of doing tv and fast-paced tv all the time, doing news. >> we have adhd. stuart: you think i should quit the thing a couple hours a day. >> go to the farm, use it less often. do more interaction with great people on the set, less on the smart phone. stuart: doctor, thank you very much. good stories. >>> i want to deal with facebook first of all, in case you didn't know it, not following it, hit new all-time high today, $210 a share. up two bucks as we speak. >>> you know the company, skechers, the shoe company? they offered a very weak forecast. looked to the future, didn't like it at all. the stock is down 23%. >>> i have a number for you, amazon's one hour of

border patrol began increased referrals for prosecution of all amenable adults for violations of eight usc 13 a under this initiative. the law is not ambiguous. any alien that enters or attempts to enter the united states at a place other than a designated port of entry has committed a violation. throughout several decades, the limitedder patrol has various enforcement operations and prosecution initiative as a means to deal with illegal entry. while increased the volume for prosecution, live always had a law enforcement miss you and -- mission and responsibility. i want to dispel the myth that prosecuting illegal border or separating children is unique to zero-tolerance or to this administration. to be clear, we are prosecuted adults who have crossed illegally with their children under prior administrations. as with any other law enforcement agency in this country, a parent who is prosecuted for a violation of law cannot bring their children .ith them into criminal custody on june 20, 20 18, immediately following the president's dxecutive order, cbp extende and maintain family unit. of th