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so to egypt which is on the front page as a part of the source of the uprising in the jet boat to peking is because the disastrous effects of the imf adjustment programs which have increased growth, what kind of the way they do here with wealth going into very few pockets and most of the population suffering. that has been true in place after place. latin america was almost accepting these programs and went through several decades of sharp economic decline. it's now cast out the programs and there's a lot of quite successful growth. we see the same thing here. it's not as rigid here as it is in the poor countries, but the wealthy protect themselves, but it's part of the reason why over the past essentially 30 years the u.s. has been in kind of a vicious cycle of sharp concentration of wealth really in one-tenth of 1% of the population as hedge fund managers and ceos that don't do anything constructive for the society of harm where the economy gaining enormous wealth and with that comes political power and that makes it possible to accelerate the cycle so we have the situation in which we

widespread fifties around the bay area and as we events closer to the afternoon high, the green stars to pekingyour screen indicating low 60s with some of the inland areas and down to the south bay as well. we will monitor the six--temperatures for you. temperatures are similar to where they were yesterday. into the north bay, we have a slight chance for a sprinkle anticipate your temperatures in the low sixties for santa rosa. your seven day around the forecast shows temperatures in the '60s no doubt about that. we have mostly touted --mostly cloudy conditions for the rest of the day. and we can enjoy a warming trend coming up. >> mark: thank you erica, we are watching wall street and the dow is down now 19 points. so how good did the markets do this year? let us take a look where the trading started today. it started they were a third and actually up that day on january 3rd at 11,578. it is up over 700 points for the year. apple and who had a really rough year.--and google had a really rough year. it appears the dow jones industrial average is the big winner this year. and a word to the ameri

. >> it probably won't be the last time we hear of him peking comparisons. have been killed between the military and anti-government protesters. right now gun fire is ripping through for the internet straight day. this is part of a vicious -- who want bashar al assad removed from power. >> i'm joined by retired army colonel jack jacobs. they come ahead of a visit of the arab league. what does this all mean? >> it means that the arab league which has condemned these attacks by the government of syria, very, very unusual is serious about change in area, when they meet and not whether assad will attack these or be. >> yes. and their conclusion is that it's not going to end because assad is not necessarily in control if any case. even if he's replaced it will be part of the inner check that was established by his father. >> you're supposed to be a bright future. it was young and had western education. we really thought there would be some future for syria with him there and his father was gone now. it was a tight-fisted autocrat and what's happened is that these