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You can achieve both. but you can imagine a world in which the police can willie nilly knock on anybodys doors and go and search their houses without a warrant or without a reason. thats not the world we have because we live in a world of a constitution. even under judge sheindlins opinion, stop and frisk is allowed to continue. but it needs to continue with some limits on it. better training of officers before hand. better oversight of them afterwards and then theres this very difficult questio...

Reluctantly filed this action in the face of multiple adverse claims from alleged successors to those artists, defendants continue to insist the massively successful composition "blurred lines" copies their song. hes got the number one song, so he went ahead and sued first because, why? >> well, its probably counterintuitive, you are filing a lawsuit to prevent a bigger lawsuit thats what hes doing. it almost makes no sense. its like honey boo-boo and some things dont make sense. thats what it i...

Thats where the higher crime rates are in those neighborhoods. a racial composition of a person is much more likely to get searched. if the program has problems these people are stopped without reasonable suspicion, it could be in trouble. >> bill, i want to get a sense from you first of all. do you think stop and frisk tactics are effective in fighting crime. but perhaps better put, looking forward the question becomes what tactics are acceptable in poor areas predominantly minority where crime...

That there would be someone else at the table potentially arguing, but the actual composition of the court, who is on it, would not change. >> i actually think that that change would be less important than the change that the president did focus on which is the adversarial nature of the process because we can see looking at the fisa courts record during a time when its judges were appointed, were more diverse, shall we say, id lolly in terms of who appointed them, its record of granting governme...

Natural, its just growing a food in a test tube and it also takes away all of the animal cruelty. it is significantly more efficient than growing crops to feed those crops to animals to funnel the food through animals and it is significantly cleaner. they can manipulate -- they can change the genetic composition of the meat so that it is not -- doesnt lead to the same levels of diabetes and heart disease and cancer and other things that the current industry is responsible for. >> let me ask you ...

Feed those crops to animals to funnel the food through animals and it is significantly cleaner. they can manipulate -- they can change the genetic composition so that it is not -- doesnt lead to the same levels of diabetes and heart disease and cancer and other things that the current industry is responsible for. >> let me ask you about that efficiency. i think this is it -- we talk and i think its intuitive to talk about the an animal cruelty question. one of the things that has arisen quite a ...

Political punch-outs. >> if you want to be a politician in korea, a black belt in tae kwon do may not be a bad thing to have. >> fights are so common in south koreas parliament that theyve become a spectator sport. >> this looks like a coup. i dont know if id want them in charge. >> there has been a ritual aspect to confrontation in korean society. one of the challenges with korea as a relatively new democracy is that this is not really a political culture in which debate and compromise are priz...

Institutionalize institutionalized. the wealth gap is -- in addition african-american median income is 1/10th that of white americans. and when you add all of the dislocations in the economy, not all of them caused in any way by the recession, but a big part of them. global composition and other things in terms of u.s. manufacturing and business. african-americans are usually the last hired and the first fired. >> do you think its a skin color issue rather than a performance jewish? >> ive been ...

Institutionalize institutionalized. the wealth gap is -- in addition african-american median income is 1/10th that of white americans. and when you add all of the dislocations in the economy, not all of them caused in any way by the recession, but a big part of them. global composition and other things in terms of u.s. manufacturing and business. african-americans are usually the last hired and the first fired. >> do you think its a skin color issue rather than a performance jewish? >> ive been ...

And that particular composition was nominated for an academy award in 1959 for best original score after the release of "the big country," starring gregory peck, jean simmons and charlton heston. yesterday marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer, jerome marass. he didnt just produce the iconic movie sound track. he also helped to define other essential components of this nations musical history from the classic al to musical theater to jazz, including the song "lazy afternoon. ...