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Things get personal. and things got really personal at the end in iowa and then through new hampshire and through south carolina. so hes an x factor. i think what theyre trying to figure out is how to use the best of him while creating you know conditions creating a situation where him going off messages is limited at best. >> patrick would you say that south carolina was probably the low point in 2008 for bill clintons performance when he seemed to reduce barack obamas victory to little more th...

Favorable situation. this is the dynamic pricing we have that affects what the payoff is, if you pick the right upset or favor. >> the odds of picking a perfect bracket is 1 in 9.2 quintillion. a number that i was unfamiliar with until i read that number off the screen. you know, i didnt read it just there, you know in the script earlier. but its basically impossible to get the whole bracket correct, right? >> thats right. you know thats why you see sometimes, somebody will do a -- you win $1 bi...

Washington basically playing a home game, they have less favorable ods because theyre not in a terribly favorable situation. this is what we have that affects what the payoff is if you pick the right upset or favor. >> the odds of picking a perfect prak et is 1 in 9.2 quintillion. >> yes, someone will do a "you within a billion dollars if you get it correct." buffet and quicken loans did that but they know you will not get it correct. >> the odds are overwhelming that no one on earth will get it...

>> exactly, you can come back on thursday and make final selections. the idea is that this is a market mechanisms. not all of the favorite teams are over the nine teams. they dont get it exactly right if you believe in the open market and thats how this works. >> that is another thing too, right? what ultimately your bracket will do is show the real odds, the revealed preference of the seeding numbers. >> thats right. oregon is playing eastern washington, basically playing a home game, they have...

Here and she was infected. is her employer responsible? >> first of all, you look at the ebola patient that was there. his family settled with the hospital and there is a case of negligence. not only one case of a nurse contacting ebola in the hospital but two cases that will boost the case if it gets to court. i dont think it will get to court. it is duty, breach causation. and does the hospital have to protect workers? yes. did they breach? ? yes. did that cause the nurse to get ebola? i dont ...

Internet. south korea has 17,000. north korea has four. again, were talking about an elite, a tiny group of people who this affects, but some say this is potentially symbolic if in fact it is a cyber attack. as you alluded to, thats still a question. it could be something like a routine glitch. a badly timed router meltdown. or as were talking about it may be something where north korea came under duress from cyber attackers. if that were the case, again, still cant speculate who might be behind...

John boehner sent a letter to(f the health and human secretary impose unnecessary regulatory burdens on the fda and regulated industries. >> the grandfather date is what will kill thousands of small and medium size businesses. >> many e- cigarette proponents support banning to minors and prove taps. but at odds over the science and what it said about the potential affects of the vapor. >> a 24-year-old man faces charges in the disappearance of a texas woman. she was charged for aggravated kidnap...

Something at a staff meeting the other day. theres been a lot of research in policing about effectiveness of strategies, hot spot policing, foot patrols. but very little, if any, on the after affects of such strategies in terms of alienation of communities. thats what we -- we have to take a look at. whats the collateral damage thats caused when we engage in certain policing strategies? if we know that and understand it, we can avoid it. so i think you can do both effectively. but we have to be ...

In policing about effectiveness of strategies, hot spot policing, foot patrols. but very little, if any, on the after affects of such strategies in terms of alienation of communities. thats what we -- we have to take a look at. whats the collateral damage thats caused when we engage in certain policing strategies? if we know that and understand it, we can avoid it. so i think you can do both effectively. but we have to be able to deal with a range of issues from simple disorder type things to se...

I support my police officers back in philadelphia. this is a dangerous job. they interact -- >> theres no such thing as a routine traffic stop. >> routine traffic stops can turn into really bad things. >> absolutely. theres no such thing as anything routine in law enforcement. >> quickly, mr. ramsey, how do you keep bias out of the philadelphia police force? >> everybody has bias. let me comment on that -- the notion that we need to get away from broken windows policing. i think we can do both. ...