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Tragically lost a tsa agent and others wounded. but it appears from pete will m williams report those are the only ones wounded. we saw the chief the lax airport police describe their extensive training, very good police force. they were able to stop the guy. security worked and police worked but its a tragic situation. and the underlying question as toure alluded to and everybody wants to know, whats the motive. and who were his targets? and so were hopefully in the hours as it unfolds well kno...

Shooter? did you hear me, jim? >> we may have lost, jim, toure. we have clint van zandt also available. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> weigh in what we were just discussing, the question of when you have tsa, largely unarmed and get into this situation. what is the protocol and how did that work today? >> the challenge is tsa at the airport is the first line of defense. they are there at the metal detectors and first person of authority you see with a badge on. they are backed up by police o...

Long run. climate change being primary among there. so many innovations on the list led to increased use of fossil fuels and now were at this phase where we have to innovate a way out of problems that our history of innovation created. >> i want to find out who came up with the whole scheme for the type writer. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> we continue to keep our eye on boston where the president is set to push and defend his health care law. up next, something most anyone ca...

It looks less and less likely. >> toure raises an important point here in terms of the political process, which is the president is still trying to lead on the agenda that he ran on, won on, presented in his constitutional that hes supposed to do once a year to lay out an agenda and while the congress has been waylaid on these symbolic fights and the shutdown, hes out there saying, a., immigration yesterday and b. today, as were awaiting for him to come out here any moment and speak to education...

Its cross cultural. we spend a lot of time looking at the things that change and money matters a great deal. no one denies that. but it was interesting that across communities and world, that idea, more time which apparently for the reasons toure was touching on anecdotally and really a think of getting tired so to speak, they are putting more time into the first born. >> your mind share gets broken down. when you have one child you put everything into that child -- >> then when you have the sec...

Might have slightly higher premiums. but, you know, theyre also going to get, like i said, preventative care measures as part of the package. and that they didnt have beforehand. >> matt segal, thanks so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> up next, toure will not be talking about hip replacement, at least not yet. hell talk about how the shutdown and the civil war are link linked. stick with us. ♪ care of business. they always have. they always will. thats why you take charge of your futur...

To fight a war because youre not committing troops, making war more likely. >> as toure pointed out, your book is a work of fiction, it features a pro nag in any event who is a specialist in drone weapons. how much does your book parallel with reality? >> im a fiction writer. and the joy of that profession, you get to make things up, when i started jumping into drone research, i was fascinated on the subject in general, i found out i really couldnt make up the systems i was discovering, that dro...

True. 90% want insurance. without question, if youre pragmatic, the affordable care act helps you. 6.6 million people are on their parents health insurance plans. there are preexisting conditions who obviously will now be able to get insurance or more affordable insurance. and finally, if you enroll in the exchanges, you arent just getting these catastrophic care plans that have a $10,000 deductible and the rest you pay out of pocket. you have decent preventative care, birth control, regular che...

Respected heart surgeon from texas, who didnt see you, didnt examine you and write something saying you had normal cardiac function, that just wasnt true, mr. vice president. >> go ask deb cooley about that. >> the lies and due plisty began at the beginning. he was already manipulating -- >> dont ask me about that. >> dont ask me, sure. this man didnt tell his doctor, hey, just say what you got to say so i can get this job. later he says, the president asked me to be vice president, no, you were...

Philosophical drive, being this relentless and tough on people as toure was explaining, how did that work with evolving corporate strategy? sometimes the company needs to do different things. >> we see this in other parts of business. sam walton at walmart and steve jobs at apple and bill gates, of course, these leaders who you dont stop and dont -- arnt satisfied with the status quo and want the best out of everything around them. in amazons case, it makes it a tough place to work. the turnover...