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Food. thats how a jail works, youre good to people, people are good to you. you act like an [ bleep ] see his behavior change because weve been giving him less attention. weve kind of been having one or two people deal with him for most part as opposed to when he act up. everybody shows up to include myself and sergeants and corporals, we started to trim the numbers down so when he does act up, we just have the necessary people around to deal about him. up to this point, we have seen improvement...

Are good to you. if you act like an [ bleep ] -- >> over the last several days, were starting to see the behavior change because weve been giving him less attention, having one or two people dealing with him. weve started to kind of trim the numbers down so when he does act up, we just have the necessary people around to deal with him, and up to this point, we have seen some improvement in his behavior, and things are really starting to get better with him. >> while staff has adopted a new appro...

>> over the last several days, were starting to see the behavior change because weve been giving him less attention, having one or two people dealing with him. weve started to kind of trim the numbers down so when he does act up, we just have the necessary people around to deal with him, and up to this point, we have seen some improvement in his behavior, and things are really starting to get better with him. >> while staff has adopted a new approach to dealing with him, schmidt feels he had par...

A reality tv effect. it shows average people living their everyday lives and theyre conscious theyre on camera and their behavior changes. you give a group of undecided voters to question presidential candidates, does their behavior change and do we get questions from them that they want asked or maybe questions that should be asked or seen asking? >> you get the questions in stra advance, so you can match the questions up with the person thats the inkwis fquititor. theyre very relevant. >> did ...

regimes promised cease fire. but were now learning the syrian government has new demands. and its easter sunday. "new york times" nick christoff joins us to talk about his new column. youre watching cnn sunday morning, where news doesnt take the weekend off. good morning, everybody. im randi kaye. glad youre with us. it is a story you heard here first. two men in custody by authoriti. this is one of them. i asked jonathan brooks will the arrest and how they found the suspects. >> we ...

Disorder. in hindsight, bartons personality fit clinical patterns of a man on the edge. >> the person that i started to work with and the person that he ended up were two different people. he was not the same person at all. >> secretary leigh ann burke saw mark bartons behavior change over time. she started working with him in 1984 in texarkana, texas, where he was employed as a chemist for tlc manufacturing, a company that made cleaners and solvents. >> he was always kidding around and laughing...

And if you raise that by 5 percentage points, mark zuckerberg is like, screw it. im going to retire to my pad in palo alto. the assumption is fundamentally about that. i think actually we have seen from the performance of the economy under higher marginal tax rates it simply doesnt hold. >> there is absolutely no empirical evidence for the proposition that people rish or otherwise. and whether its taxed at 30% or 40% wont make a difference. i would say to a point. if we came up with 100% you wou...

Like whether theyre physically active or not, largely under a persons control. other than when youre poor and you dont have a place or money to go do it. that is under personal control, to some extent. providing incentives sounds like a good idea. >> incentive versus penalty, is one more ineffective than the other. >> people feel like they own be behavior change and theyll be proud of it. >> kelly brownell. a story that rocked college basketball. last month brigham young university shocked fan...

It all of a sudden starts to have meaning, relevance to the way we live our lives. that starts helping us make better decisions. i dont want to be kind of nonchalant about this. these are some very difficult decisions. behavior change and health care are difficult. most of us fail at these things. the opportunity is to get us on a track to making better decisions, and part of that is really giving us some power, giving us a role in our own health care. thats why we went and redesigned these lab ...

Were equipped to do as doctors. >> in so many of the cases you described, some of the patients who are in the greatest need were also people who simply were not capable of taking their medications in a responsible, consistent way. and so part of that intervention involved in some cases a social worker or people who were just on call to take questions and that sort of thing. how practical is that? can we nationalize something like that? >> yeah. theyve started making it practical. the thing is, t...