we'll update the traffic when we come back. >>> topping "america's money," the bubble bursts. u.s.est losses in three months yesterday with investors worried about the global economy. the dow lost 204 points, more than 1.5%, the sixth time the index has lost more than 200 points. >>> gas prices also down but only a fraction of a cent. the national average for a gallon of regular now $3.76. prices increased for 39 straight days and still a nickel higher than a week ago. >>> all the buzz about the apple media event has been about the next i-pad but some apple watchers expect more. the announcement of an apple tv set to work with the i-pad and other apple devices. >>> and watson, the ibm supercomputer that beat champions on "jeopardy" last year. now working for citigroup. it will identify risks and customer needs. that's "america's money,." >>> all new information on the strange illness that caused members of the same family to die. i'm linda so, what test results reveal. >> gadget geeks, get ready for a big announcement coming from apple today. rumors are swirling about the new featu

. >> you see the movies, cars crash, burst into flames. statistically speaking it's not the norm. it's very rare. >> i understand the rescue wasn't easy. the officers had to climb through the passenger side to get the man out. the officers received medals of

. >> car burst into flames tonight. act of heroism that saved the driver. 7 news tonight. act of heroism that saved the driver. 7 news begins in 60 seconds. ññ >> right around the corner and they heard some gunshots and the car jazz ran into him. >> 2 children sent to the hospital. the unintended victims of an oakland somewha somewhating tonight. good evening i'm carolyn scn son. dan has the night off. >> it all began after man driving a luxury car was shot and killed and then crashed his car into another vehicle. allen woping is live from children's hospital oakland tonight for us. allen? >> the 2 children were lucky to escape from this nasty wreck with only minor injuries tonight. violence on the streets of oakland have claimed the lives of 3 children this past year and it almost happened again. the driver of the blue newer model pwntly was shot but as 24 inch rim manage to take him a block down bancroft avenue where he plowed into this monte carlo carrying 2 mothers and their 2 children. >> they were going home. right around the corner from the house. and someone got sh

was it a super bubble that burst? and have we failed to really remedy the problem? or has larry summers, while he was in his position using more conventional tools and responding to recession succeeded? >> forget about the personalities, george soros, larry summers, whatever. the question is -- >> we have cnbc here. they like names. the question is, was this a super bubble? yes. it qualifies. did it have a character that was not ameanable to a quick fix? the normal -- the garden variety of business cycles that we talk of and got rid of in the 1960s but didn't, you had some excesses and business investment. you may have had some excesses in housing and you had some build up in inventories. but it was not an enormous scale. when the economy went down, it didn't take very long for the adjustments to be made. and particularly what happened was, because home building and the interest rates went down, you quickly get a rebound in housing. but you didn't start out with enormous excess of housing. there are still a million or two million hoemgz either in foreclosure or in f

a jet blue captain is subdued by passengers after becoming unhinged in a mid-air out burst. >>> smash and grab. surveillance video captures two thieves ramming an suv into a jewelry store. and meet the tiny canine vying for the title of world smallest dog. >> announcer: h is early today for wednesday, march 28th, 2012. >> hello and good morning. i'm lynn barry. today, we begin with air scare. a pilot for jet blue airlines is receiving medical attention after he had to be restrained on a flight from new york to las vegas. nbc's curt gregory reports. >> this is home video captured on youtube on board a jet blue flight when the passengers heard screaming. the plane was flying from new york to las vegas when sources say the captain began acting erratically. the co-pilot became concerned. an off-duty captain on board and witnesses say the pilot then seemed to lose control. >> just out of his minds. screaming and saying his to his passenge passengers, say your prayers. >> passengers quickly restrained him while the cockpit declared an in-flight emergency. >> we're going to need authorities

but they could burst up times, five times. that's some of the success that we're having with an experiment with dave. but that's the sweet spot in all this. the last one is we did a survey of fifth through 12th graders. it's hard to get a national random on these guys. we asked, will you invent something that changes the world? 45% of them said i'm going to do that. so it's a real high hope innovation question. the other one is i will start and run my own business.45%, to. so there's plenty of hope in the fifth through 12th graders. that's where you get startups. right now we only have 400,000 companies starting up right now. we need a million. so the second place where we've got to be is right there. here's t whether we ask them if the

. >> officers say the driver crashed into a tree and the car burst into flames. we will have a live report from the scoop in just a few minutes. >> i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's get a quick look at weather with gwen talbert this morning. >> good morning. a very mild start to the day. as we move into the afternoon, think you may enjoy t here is a look at the satellite-radar composite. not a lot to show you on here right now. we do have some fog, however. there a dense fog advisory for areas that includes the baltimore-frederick region. just a few high clouds today. plenty of sunshine into the course of the day. temperatures now into the mid- to upper 50s. for today, we are talking mostly sunny skies. dealing with the morning patchy fog once again but look at our daytime high, folks. some 82 degrees with some light easterly winds. back to you. >> thank you. >>> taking a look at or top stories, police are searching for the suspect accused of stabbing a woman who they say was eight months pregnant. she survived but her ba

but they could burst, that 1.5 million, there's about $3 trillion of gdp in there but they could burst up to three times, five times at some of the success we're having with an experiment with dave, but that's the sweet spot in all of this. the last one is we did a survey of fifth through 12th graders. it's hard to get a national random on these guys but we asked how many -- will you invent something that changes the world? 45% of them said, i'm going to do that. so it's a real high hope innovation question. the other one is, i will start and run my own business. that's about 45%, too. so there's plenty of hope in the fifth through 12th graders. that's where air going to get start-ups. right now we only have about 400,000 companies starting up and we need a million. the second place we have to be is right there. here is the negative. when we asked if they're in an internship, only 5% of them say they are. if we knocked that 5% up to 20%, 25 or even 50, then i think we would take over and retake the world. i'm going to stop right now. thank you very much for having me here. >> jim gives

. >>> we had some bursts of snow. let's take a look at maryland's most powerful radar, very light along i-95 in the northern part of the beltway seeing a little bit of snow flurries down 83, the jfx. there's that particular snow shower and another one in central queen anne's county. all right. temperature wise, 40s, upper 30s west. obviously, well above that critical freezing mark. should be free of slick areas for the most part. things could be damp where we have a brief snow. more snow showers through the rest of the evening going with little or no accumulation. we'll talk about how things change dramatically. that's straight ahead. >>> abc2 continues to lead the way. visit abc2news.com/mobile and choke out our list of apps. you can have access to the latest news and live streaming video 24/7 right there in the palm of your hand. >>> all right. the latest from the scene of a deadly three-car accident in bel air -- actually in baltimore. baltimore city fire department kevin cartwright said one of the cars overturned.

the car then burst into flames. fox 5's sherry ly is live at the scene this morning with the very latest. just a horrific outcome here. >> reporter: it is, will and sarah. right now, the medical examiner's office is here. firefighters have just removed the bodies from that car. the car is actually just beyond the fire trucks right there. it was badly burned. two people survived. two people did not. police say the stolen car burst into flames in chevy chase circle. officers who had been pursuing the car rushed to save the four people inside after it crashed into a tree. they were only able to get the driver and a front seat passenger out. a montgomery county police officer spotted the stolen toyota near east-west highway and jones mill road around 1:15 this morning. police say the officer continued following the car south onto connecticut avenue waiting for backup. police were about to move in when they say the driver sped off. >> when the driver increased his speed significantly, the officer turned on his lights in

the car apparently crashed into a tree before bursting into flames. police are still on the scene. there are traffic alerts you need to know about. we do have a live report from the scene coming to you in just moments. good morning. i'm will thomas. >> i'm sarah simmons. let's talk to gwen talbert in for tucker barnes. it will be a muggy day but a warm day if you are heading out. >> a nice day to go down and enjoy the cherry blossoms at the tidal basin i want to say. it is a mild start to the morning. you will feel that when you step outside. let's take a look at our satellite-radar composite. other than that, not bad at all. we are keeping a close eye on a system out to the west. that will eventually push its way towards our area and it will bring us some wet weather. but today, it will be a the bit different. we've got a rim of high pressure that is off the coast. we'll get to enjoy a nice southerly flow later on. humidity is already up there, 93% and climbing. be prepared. a light northeasterly wind at five miles per hour. and overall today, we are talking mostly sunny skies. we

an suv slams into a gas pupil and burst into flame --gasas pump and burst into flames. everybody made it out of the gas station safely. >>> we know texting and driving and dangerous. but it turns out that texting and walking is too. this woman fell into the watt term the woman was fully dressed and tread water till a bystander jumped in and pulled her out safely. >>> we're told it's our civic responsibility, jury duty. look who recently got summoned in connecticut, this nine-year- old. the reports indicate that he was born in 1982 which would make him 39. >> you decide if they are guilty or not guilty. >> i think he would be do well and impartial and objective as long as there's no jury tampering, as long as nobody offered him xbox games he would do what he was asked. >> he first got summoned when he was two years old. so they believe there is a clerical error. >>> it looks like there could be few lawyers in the country and in our country's future. the for the second straight year the number of people taking the test has dropped. there's about a 16% decrease in the test

police are looking for two men who burst into a home.ez and is live. >> this neighborhood is across the street from george mason university. off-campus housing for many of the students. it is unclear if the victims inside the house are students. we can tell you they are 19 and 20 years old. police are calling this a home invasion. armed men broke into a town house, threatened the residents and made out with a number of electronics at 11:00 last night. police used a helicopter to search for the suspects but no arrests this morning. it does not appear that the victims were physically harmed. >> we want to get a look at traffic and weather. we will get to an atom in a moment and let's start with lisa baden. >> no one will be disappointed by our look at traffic. we are in good shape on 95 between richmond and baltimore. nothing complicated between annapolis and new york ave. the dulles toll road. we will go to a couple pictures. this is where they melt together. good in and out of the district. headlights the no. downside on the way to penns

you can't create a burst of economic output by firing people. i say we grad yutly dismantle the department of and education. we don't need them. >> hold on a second. cajuns are e folks who think that big government might be a good thing because they spend money. rich, what about that argument? >> you know, i don't know about that argument. i didn't hear that. but the rule of psychology playing here. private economy is three-quarters of the american economy and that's where you get the most movement toward jobs . psychology people who run the private economy, if government encroaches on their business. they go in a deep freeze. if you start laying people off which is the same thing the private economy had to in the last few years. you elevate animal spirits and get hiring. >> how do we make sure people fired in government are ones pushing paper and not creating business or substantive for the department. >> when the agriculture department has higher budget than foreign incomes. it is true. depending on the cycle. it is a matter of time when you h

a dozen gunmen staged surprised attacks burst into city hall which at the time was called the districtlding. this video from the documentary the nine lives of marion barry shows a tense situation. one group took over thed had quarters of the b-nai b-rith altogether taking over 149 hostages. >> it was a day i would never ever forget. >> reporter: it was chaos at city hall. former mayor marion barry then a member of the city council walked right into the middle of the commotion. >> a friend of mine over by the council chambers and tried to walk that way and bam, i was hit. >> barry is grateful to two police officers who came up from the fourth floor. >> there were shots ringing out everywhere and during a lull they came in and got me and put me on a stretcher and took me down to the fourth floor. i was praying to god to save my life. the ride to the washington hospital center was one of the longest rides i've ever had. >> it was equally as scary at the headquarters of the jewish advocacy group b-nai b-rith. >> one wrong move or itchy trigger finger could have produced a bloodbath. >> the

in general, the technology you are talking about is something which is broadly called cloud bursting, where essentially, is used by google and other folks, there's not one computer called google.com. there's a basilian sitting behind a thing. there is a concept called load balancing, and it has been augmented of late with the ability to dynamically spinoff new instances of server applications in response to spikes in demand. the general concept called cloud bursting allows you to do that across multiple cloud vendors, so you could do it across amazon and various other people say you could get geographic diversity and so on. people doing this extremely well, for example, would be netflix. many of you in this room i'm sure use the netflix. what they did is dynamically throw what is this is as more and more people click on movies that they want to watch. so then what they are doing is as the need scales, they then have the ability -- they pay them, and, of course, it drops off as soon as the need drops off as well. so they end up essentially paying for average demand. the technology is w

. >> the award-winning and action-packed film "the adventures of tintin" is bursting onto blu-ray andgendary filmmakers steven spielberg and peter jackson bring on the excitement from the very first second. >> our story starts instantly. and the second he buys that model, he has entered a world of adventure. >> look at this. the model ship conceals a clue to one of the greatest secrets in all history. >> and what an adventure it is. the pages of the beloved "tintin" stories come to vivid life on-screen, and the filmmakers were careful to honor the original books. >> i'm a fan from when i was a kid. i was excited to do something to do with tintin. >> jackson is the man behind the sensational motion-capture animation, including tintin's faithful dog, snowy, who really drivthe story. [ snowy barks ] >> there's moments in the film where something that snowy does is absolutely the catalyst for the plot going ahead. >> he's a very funny character, as well. >> not the sandwich, the keys! [ groans ] >> there are all kinds of funny characters in "the adventures of tintin." when you're not on t

then warmer day wednesday through friday after burst of cold air tomorrow.e's the satellite radar composite image. front well to the north at the moment bringing pool of much colder air than we have seen lately behind the front and also bringing few showers. forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tonight during the overnight hours see the showers working their way down towards the bay area and sweeping through as i mention during the early morning hours right around the beginning of the morning rush 5:00 o'clock in the morning we see wet spots but not very wide spread showers and not expected to be heavy. cold air follows frontal system and bring snow levels down to about 3000 feet. mount hamilton however not much moisture behind the front to produce snow but cold air there nonetheless. clearing behind the front. windy conditions as well with l gale warnings over the coastal wate water. winds gusting 40 miles an hour at times. as a matter of fact a wind advisory is in effect for the bay area from tot tomorrow night. winds out of the northwest gusting 40 to 50 mile

. >>> a stolen car burst into flames this morning at chevy chase circle. police officers frantically fried to save the four teenagers inside. jackie benson is at the scene of the crash now with more on this. jackie. >> reporter: jim, what happened here is one of the reasons parents tell their teenagers, be careful who you get in the car with. >> i can't even talk. word can't describe right now. >> for cousins, emmanuel nelson and kayre nelson getting into the back seat of the echo cost them their lives. at 1:30 the car burst into flames after a collision with a tree at chevy chase circumstance. moments earlier a police officer ran the vehicle's license plate and discovered it was stolen. police say the toyota began speeding toward the circle with police cruisers. >> they were beautiful. good grades. good students. everything. just good kids. good, genuine kids. >> emmanuel nelson a member of the football team at high school in the district. natalie randolph is the coach. >> he was awesome. gregarious, full of life. made jokes, smart. he was really smart. >

a parked car bursts into flames on a los angeles street, and firefighters quickly respond to the calljohn sees it and films the scene below. >> i was on the balcony. i was shooting it to show how firefighters were extinguishing the fire. i thought it might be some interesting memory for me. >> thick black smoke and flames pour out of the car as a firefighter grabs a hose and approaches the burning vehicle. he begins to douse the flames and get the fire under control. but what appears to be a routine job takes a sudden and potentially deadly turn. the front of the car explodes mere inches away from the fireman's head. but with nerves of steel, the firefighter doesn't even flinch and continue to put out the fire. >> that was shocking. i mean, many people would be like, just drop the hose and run away. >> department officials credit the fireman's protective breathing apparatus as the main reason why this event didn't become a tragedy. the firefighter continues, as if nothing ever happened. and in less than a minute gets the fire under control. it's believed the blaze started as an electr

the dot-com bubble-- >> it burst. >> it burst. and only an expert would know, but a full of these thousands of companies remained, and the ones that remained had some value, and priceline.com had a value. it gives a service that is really a valuable service. >> rose: and now, whether talking about dating or buying things, a lot of companies have done enormously well. but it's the power of the network to link people up who have similar aspirations. in this world where we live in, where we know so much about everybody, so many people are lonely, as you know. >> my driving force, one that i used to think about a great deal, is loneliness. as an act oas you go from city to city or job to job, you don't really know anybody. if you're on location in a movie, for example, and you're doing it-- you'd be well up there in the hierarchy of the movie, and you don't know anybody, you sit alone in your room until you're called to the set. sometimes days may go by unl you're back on the set and you're alone. loneliness, loneliness of the life of

a campbell intersection flooded when a fire hydrant burst, sending water into the air. crews capped the leak this evening. >>> a promise made was a promise kept, for a sunnyvale man. he used the high-tech smarts to return it to its owner. and got an old-fashioned shoutout at the swankiest awards show in the world. and the winner is? >> reporter: the winner is, i think both people in this case. i don't know what's more amazing, being thanked by an academy award river, or finding a camera along the merced river and finding the owner. in this case, both happened. >> and also, eric carnage, who found camera in the river. >> it w uncool. i didn't expect it. >> reporter: if there was an oscar category for best way to find a lost camera, eric would win hands down. he received a hollywood shoutout from orelon george. >> i was amazed that she's thanking me after she got an oscar. how odd is that? >> reporter: harness had no role in the short film. his re was more personal. georgia lost her camera six months ago, during a rafting trip on the merced river. lucky for her, harness f

but when that bubble bursts, all those jobs disappear. and what you're left with is a gigantic hole which is what we're digging for ourselves right now. we don't have any growth. our economy is getting sicker. ben bernanke refuses to allow the cure. what we need is interest rates to go up. the federal government price fixed interest rates. its not letting the market determine interest rates. because interest rates are too low, americans spend too much, they consume too much, they don't save enough. they don't invest enough. the government is enormous. if you want to know why the budget deficits are so big is because of ben bernanke. if he did his job, if he let interest rates go up and refused to monday he ties government debt, congress would have no choice but to cut spending. but because ben bernanke gives them a way out, gives them an easy way out because he buys all that paper, the government gets bigger and bigger and bigger. the same mistakes took place in europe. look at what is happening in greece right now. a few years ago greece

lemon burst, hm, cherry orchard, blackberry harvest... my daughter's grabbing some yoplait. pina colada, orange creme. i can't imagine where she is... strawberry cheesecake. [ grocery store pa ] clean up in aisle eight. found her! [ female announcer ] yoplait original. 25 flavors for you to love. it is so good. >>> the most definitive day yet of the 2012 primary season is coming up this week on super tuesday. voters in ten states go to to the polls. more delegates will be awarded to candidates than any of the contests of the last two months combined. jim vandehei is with us. he is the executive editor of "politico." thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> 400 plus republican delegates at stake on tuesday out of 1,144 needed for nomination. how to you think thank things shake out? >> i think it is a big day for santorum. he has to show he can have more momentum and win more states. particularly ohio. i think if he can it will go all the way to the convention, i think there's no incentive to get out of the race. however, if mitt romney can win in ohio and can win som

. >> if crude oil prices get so high that the bubble bursts, then we'll see prices collapse or certainly drop $10, $15, $20, $25 a barrel like they did in 2008. >> reporter: in july of that year, after crude crossed $145 a barrel, the bubble did burst. within a month, the price had dropped $2 dropped $20. but at that artistic oil rig in new york, passersby are still hoping it's the real thing. what do you think? >> great. ( laughter ) i wish it was oil. >> drill, baby, drill. >> reporter: oil fell below $103 a barrel today, a six-week low, after saudi arabia's oil minister said his country can pump more oil and that there is no rational reason for prices to be so high. >> pelley: no, indeed. anthony, thanks very much. unemployment pain in spain; a protest turns violent; remembering the master of the banjo, the great earl scrugs; and a tornado on the sun-- when the "cbs evening news continues." my name is jane and i've got osteoporosis. but i'm an on the go woman. i've been active all my life. that's why i'm excited about reclast. it's the once-a-year iv osteoporosis treatment. reclast he

then warmer day wednesday through friday after burst of cold air tomorrow.s the satellite radar composite image. front well to the north at the moment bringing pool of much colder air than we have seen lately behind the front and also bringing few showers. forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tonight during the overnight hours see the showers working their way down towards the bay area and sweeping through as i mention during the early morning hours right around the beginning of the morning rush 5:00 o'clock in the morning we see wet spots but not very wide spread showers and not expected to be heavy. cold air follows frontal system and bring snow levels down to about 3000 feet. mount hamilton however not much moisture behind the front to produce snow but cold air there nonetheless. clearing behind the front. windy conditions as well with l gale warnings over the coastal wate water. winds gusting 40 miles an hour at times. as a matter of fact a wind advisory is in effect for the bay area from noon tomorrow to midnight tomorrow night. winds out of the northwest g

. >> researchers say there are no reports the magnetic storm triggered by the solar bursts caused any reductions to high frequency communication for airlines and emergency agencies, power grid systems, and gps satellites. but those highly charged particles from the solar bursts created magnetic and radiation concerns when it reached earth, enough to make airlines change routes temporarily. >> they have diverted a lot of the airplanes so they don't go close to the north pole. and they reroute them. >> reporter: the latest solar flares some of the most dramatic in a decade, are part of a series of solar storms scientists are tracking closely. >> we've got sun spots here. it's these groups of cooler areas on the sun that produce these eruptions. >> in the past few months, the beauty of the night skies have outweighed any of the potential problems. those solar burst particles are creating more brilliant auroras in the northern hemisphere like this image captured in alaska. experts say those vibrant views might even be viewable in unexpected parts of the country. >> if the sky is clear and

. >> a nice burst.gain, the same thing, when you're walking, you can walk fast like that. again it makes you embrace your abdominals, core, legs, arms, everything. >> and it's also really good for getting your heart rate up. >> it gets the heart rate up, oh yes. >> besides running, walking, those things you did some pull-ups out there? >> we did three types of pull-ups. i did one, as a matter of fact this one we're doing the tricep dip that allows you to work the back part of the arms. that works. you you're using core when you're doing that, also. but again you're out in the park. no excuses for anyone not to work out. it doesn't cost you anything but just having some fun going outside. >> there are a lot of these stations around rock creek park, at least two or three places. >> all over and many more that we haven't even done yet. >> you did those pull-ups. what about exercises for the abs? >> for the abdominals. we did sit-ups, you have the sit-up board at the park that allows you to do them at many

i can't believe i'm not going to see him burst into the green room or burst into the party where i was supposed to see him tomorrow night and start telling us all stories. >> so he helped start the drudge report with our -- >> and huffington post. >> although he kind of split later. huffington post went to the left. he sort of waged guerrilla warfare. the small guy in a way, he didn't have a lot of resources, he's up against all the mainstream media and he's busting these stories and he did run anthony weiner out of office. >> and shut down acorn. he got the congressional funding withdrawn, lots of the offices shut down but still i'm out in l.a., i've been talking to a lot of his friends today and what i remember most about him was just how hilariously funny he is. he would come bursting in and have 18 new hilarious stories that would make you split your gut. >> and, ann, you know him much better than i do but i'm told by everybody he was a great husband, he was a great father. >> yes. i mean, we've obviously all been talking a lot about that. it's an awful thing to contemplate. he has

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the police say they hadn't tried to stop the car yet when it hit the tree and burst into flames and it's not clear who owned the car and whether there will be charges. the police rescued two teenagers from the front seat and they were rushed to the hospital. the police couldn't get to the teens in the back identified as cousins, kyree and emmanuel nelson, 14 and 16 years old respectively. >> and i can't believe this. i can't believe this. this is like i'm waiting for them to come and they taking long to come back. >>> a prince georges county fire fighter is making progress. a spokesperson for the bladensburg volunteer fire department said that kevin o'toole was well enough to be moved out of the intensive care burn unit to a stepdown unit. he suffered second- and third- degree burns to nearly half of the body during the fire, ruled an arson. six other firefighters were injured. investigators say they continue to look suspects -- look for suspects in the case. >>> the first time in more than six months since last year's earthquake, the washington national cathedral opened its doors to the

police were chasing a stolen vehicle and when that car slammed into a tree and burst into flames. >>happens on connecticut avenue and chevy chase circle. john gonzalez is there with more on the efforts to save the people in the car >> . two fatalities and two people in the hospital. we are told the people inside a stolen car o were in their late stolenr early 20's. connecticut avenue at the north side of chevy chase circle will be closed several hours possibly through the morning rush-hour. this was a devastating wreck that started as a high-speed police chase. 1:00 this morning police ran the tags of this small toyota and came back as a stolen car. the officer put on his lights and the suspect fled. the officer really called for backup and k-9 units. chase sped through the neighborhood and down connecticut avenue toward the district. two police cars crashed into each other and have extensive damage. the suspect lost control of the stolen vehicle and sprinted to a massive tree at the circle and burst into flames -- careened into a massive tree. they tried to get the occupants out of

when it does when foreign central banks and foreigners stop buying our bonds and this bond bubble bursts and the dollar falls to the floor and the cost of living goes through the ceiling in america as the price of everything skyrockets we're going to know how much this has cost us. and so how do we reverse this this culture. this culture of greed and corruption which has been exposed through both of these pieces are going out to prevent history repeating itself all over again we've got to go back to the most moral system out there which is laissez faire capitalism the free market get the government out of it and then bring the more out of the of the free market back into it the invisible hand of private property the rule of law sound money and we bring all these things to bear and we can build a prosperous moral society that lifts all boats and you know we can have that we had it before we could do it again but you know it's very it's a very difficult transition because most people are very confused today about about what what leads to economic growth and what leads to prosperity and wha

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