Joining bill, a National Partner in the program. Well discuss discussions to hunger here. And then raj patel. Some call raj the rock star of social justice writing. Well begin with dr. Dean ornish ornish. Doctor, its great to have you on the show. Thank you for coming on. Twothirds of americans are overweight or obese. Half of us are on diets. Close to 50 Million People struggle other the year to get adequate nourishment. What do you make of this reality, this polarity when it comes to hunger and disease. One out of five people go to bed hungry here tonight even here in the bay area that is oh affluent. There are problems of over nutrition and under nutrition. And its not just how much we eat but what we are eating. We found the average person who goes through our program loses 18 pounds on average. We know what to do. Its a question of making it possible for people to do that. Gavin what is it . Weve seen the number of food stamp recipients up to 46. 4 Million People, dramatic increas
On the table and some remarks he has been giving. Stallering facts on the income of lower level bank employees. Guess whos paying them . You the taxpayers are to a surprising degree. Well explain that. To sue in the house today. I am, ty. Thanks. Three key pieces of data out leaving about everybody scratching their heads. First up, the adp jobs report showing a gain of 215,000 private sector jobs. Then octobers new home sales, booming up 25. 4 . But ism nonmanufacturing fell to 53. 9 from 55. 4 a month ago. Heres one of the more worrisome factors for the market right now. Take a look at the yield on the tenyear note, 2. 84 . That has put some pressure at various times in the trading day on the Dow Jones Industrial average. Lets take a look at where its sitting right now. The dow down about 37 points on the trading session. The s p 500 is down almost 5 and the nasdaq composite is down a little better than 5. All three, though, are up more than 20 year to date. Lets get to bob pisani at
Copyrights. The court ruled 63 in favor of he broadcasters. Ice scalia wrote but what is the future of pay tv with this decision . I spoke with John Erlichman who has been following the story from the very start. And joining us is bloomberg contributing editor paul kedrosky. His ted by asking bill take. From the very beginning it was going to end up in the court system. Any type of telecommunication threat, whatsoever, you have two large institutional masses that know how the litigate and lobby and win those types of battles. If you go headstrong into either one of those trying to disrupt, youre going to end up in the courts, absolutely. You have this big investment in uber. Surely you guys have thought about it from the very beginning this is going to run into the commission kind of issues. There is something very ifferent about municipal regulations and federal regulation. In municipal regulation, it is very easy for a mayor, a city council to stand up and say you know what . Those l
But what is the future of pay tv with this decision . I spoke with jon erlichman, who has been following the story from the very start. And joining us is bloomberg contributing editor Paul Kedrosky and bill gurley. I started by asking bill his take on the ruling. I think from the very beginning it was going to end up in the court system. It was designed for that. It really was. The bottome line, whethere youre looking at big media out of hollyword or any type of telecommunication threat, whatsoever, you have two large institutional masses that know how to litigate and lobby and win those types of battles. If you go headstrong into either one of those trying to disrupt, youre going to end up in the courts, absolutely. You have this big investment in uber. Surely you guys have thought about it from the very beginning this is going to run into commission kind of issues. There is something very different about municipal regulations and federal regulations. In municipal regulation, it is ve
With this decision . I spoke with jon erlichman, who has been following the story from the very start. And joining us is bloomberg contributing editor Paul Kedrosky and bill gurley. I started by asking bill his take on the ruling. I think from the very beginning it was going to end up in the court system. It was designed for that. It really was. The bottome line, whethere youre looking at big media out of hollyword or any type of telecommunication threat, whatsoever, you have two large institutional masses that know how to litigate and lobby and win those types of battles. If you go headstrong into either one of those trying to disrupt, youre going to end up in the courts, absolutely. You have this big investment in uber. Surely you guys have thought about it from the very beginning this is going to run into commission kind of issues. There is something very different about municipal regulations and federal regulations. In municipal regulation, it is very easy for a mayor, a city counc