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Too. theres been some research around the lowest end of the scale. theres prediction from the macro economic model youre going to have this problem, this dead weight law, and when that didnt materialize, people looked and said, you know what, you get less turnover because people stick around longer, do you think theres broader sort of social policy lessons here? >> you know, i think when you reduce inequality in every way, whether it be a micro level one company or macro level across the economy...

Fraternities. however, on a micro level, we dont want to have a situation to where sexual assault victims dont come forward because they actually have had a bad experience. >> right. >> but were also mixing it up into the, other large areas that we dont want to condemn every fraternity member. and so this is a terrible mix of we dont know because the police continue to say that theyre still keeping it open so we dont have all the information, but at the same time for those fraternity members on ...

Cant recover it there either. this really has come to light in a couple of cases. air france 447 where these mysteries persisted a lot longer if we had been able to have that kind of microlevel. >> you said streaming. is this where we are going? >> its possible. the big question is how much money do people want to spend versus the benefit? this acts so rare and its a one in a million event. you have to ask yourself, we dont know what happened to this plane. they were able to find it anyway. it d...

>> those countries that are large like russia or china, we have the kind of relationship with them were not getting into conflicts of that sort at least over the last several decades, theres been a recognition that neither country benefits from that kind of great power conflict. the kind of national security threat were going to confront, their terror threats, theyre failed states, the proliferation of deadly weapons. >> it looks like vladimir, when you listen to those words, vladimir didnt get ...

Then a day or two later as people were talking about this, i heard some of them saying, why are we all so angry here? so, i brought in psychologist wendy walsh, and i went through a couple of stories from the past few weeks, past few months, and i asked her, why are we all so angry? >> theres a lot of tension in america right now. i think americans are hurting at the macrolevel, you know, more and more concentration of wealth is in a tinier portion of america. the average annual wage of people h...

Where the heart leads mind can follow. it was amnestys humanitarian intervention on a microlevel for me that led to my journey now im somebody who whereas before i was fighting democracy im now standing for parliament in the u.k. for the 2015 general elections. if we can replicate that experience that happened to me on a microlevel, on a macro level say for example in syria, we can go sway to stemming the flow of fighters that are joining jabat. >> you go out and talk to people who held the same...

Than this. two things that need to happen. one is at the macro level. washington needs to act on the three problems we have, insufficient demand, insufficient structure reforms, and we have to remove some debt issues. at the micro level we have to power and enable incredible talent. this is about retooling and retraining. >> mark, i know you really want to jump in there. last word. >> i think that one of the things, this is a long term trend. the loss of good paying jobs was accelerated by the r...

Insufficient demand, insufficient structure reforms, and we have to remove some debt issues. then at the micro level, we have to empower and enable incredible tale talent, and this is about retoor retooling and retraining. >> mark, i know you want to jump in there. last word for you. >> this is a long-term trend. the loss of good-paying jobs was accelerated by the recession, but it began a long time ago with our trade and fiscal policies which ince nerknted thd jobs. it puts a premium on good jo...

To call it what t and at the micro level, at the street level when youve got a question, someone looks suspicious, youre not sure if you should act and then you add another layer, of, well, they look like they muslim. i dont want to offend them. i dont know that were equipping our youth to sort of draw distinctions, not necessarily based on faith or race or anything like that, but based on threat signs and making sure theyre always aware. and then willing to act, if necessary, and in boston, i d...

The cancer drug story was first reported by sarah cliff who writes for ezra kleins blog over at "the washington post." whether it is local news covering the impacts state by state of the sequester or it is wonkier than your usual blog blogs spelling out how cuts that werent supposed to hurt medicare patients ended up hurting them anyway. whether it is the slow national sinking in of the realization that if you cut head start by this much, that means that some places, like indiana, are going to s...