again, to protect the movement of chemical depots and others, they need air action like in bosnia, ectger it goes on, the more radicalized they are becoming. e.u. says syria is the largest group of terrorism from europeans going to syria and going to europe. this is something the no-fly zone, a billion dollars a month as said, is going to possibly short circuit the civil war to end it quicker and end the humanitarian costs costing us money. melissa: is it better for the price of a billion dollars a month to establish buffer zones, the fourth option? >> i think the buffer zone is important because, you know, one of the main complaints is, well, they are not unified, could be al-qaeda, ect.. the bottom line is the general said just yesterday they declare war on al-qaeda, but they need places to organize and be trained and those buffer zones allow them to do that. every time the free syria army comes together to strategize, they are bombed and separated. that's what the buffer zones allow. i've been disappointed not only general dempsey, but the president especially, has not laid out a st

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that interest rate risks poses risk to the junk markets, ect.. be out of all bonds.now, higher interest rates, why not hold on? the point is i bought it at the rate agreed, and the price changes, i lost money on what i bought with the piece of paper if i sell it. you're talking to investors and clients today, i think it was, interest rate rises, debt e flags, and asian con they on. that grimes. >> well, asia is becoming a messed up place. japanese will print money and spend brains out. they learned that. that ends in no growth. the market can act okay. japanese stock market can. the risk online in japan is huge. on the chinese piece, that's plainly obvious, liquidity crisis, banks crisis, as growth flows, and final piece, emerging market crisis associated with asian currencies, again, as the dollar strengthens, asian corp sighs are down. late 1990s, asian crisis. dennis: china gdp, we'd kill for that, not a tragedy, but a fine growth rate, suspect if? >> not in my model. it's about the slope of the line that's going this way opposed to this way. provided they are goi

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made a mess of africa in the '90s with the moralistic views and i did not change a word because it is ectthe same people, two generations later are doing to ourselves. lou: this is reason in washington d.c.? these people are reasonable? >> the idea of rationality whatt did was separate at you call being onal into -- intuition and imagination of a lot of it is imagination which is not rational and ethics is not rational. lou: with a brilliant economist using the most advanced arithmetic to you some idea what the economy would do but yet at the same time if there is any kind of distraction they have the animal spirits we have to get them back throughout society. what do we do about it? >> we have to break away from different schools that is creating and replacing leadership with managing things. most of ou government is run bymanagers, not democrats. frankly they are both guilty they don't get the idea that this this is about whist and creativity and imagination not buying cookies that exist and if you have to have good administration and but actually it is about leadersh and it is about re

most of the independent history of the states were formed from sanctions, ect.. it's a sensitive topic. we saw in libya countries brazil and india get halfway there. they voted for the application of the concept of the responsibility to protect in the case of libya, but when it came time it use force, they had to sustain. halfway there. i wanted to go to the question about sort of what the u.s. can do. it seems to be there is a place where the u.s. not played the cards well, where the united states has to do a lots more work with brazil, with india, with turkey, with these powers on the fence about what way the issues are going. sometimes they side with syria, china, russia on the prosovereignty stance, but who have interests, energy interests, natch resource interests, development interests, a range of interests means they have to get engaged in places. they are on the fence. we've not done enough to work with them to bring them on and bring them aboard on the concepts central to what we do in the near future, especially at a time when in other -- something we d

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this investment has significant new federal tax revenue by jobs created, the corporate profits, ect.. when you start offsetting that and justify setting the economic benefits, i recommend your staffs to the cbo2008 report where cbo, again, not exactly a leftist, leaning organization says we can afford 185 billion dollar annual increase in infrastructure investments because of the economic and societal ben fifths to us. >> okay. mr. poole, the infrastructure bank included a version of it in the rebuild america's jobs agent, but also had increased significant investment on the government's side, and we got some support. we got a majority of the senators, but i led the bill last year, and we were not able to get it through the filibuster, but could you talk about the infrastructure bank, how you see it working, and, by the way, how would rural projects be included? i get that question a whrot at home. >> rural projects, i have not looked into that. it's a good question. you could not do the same things you do in terms of robust revenues and other things in urbanized areas. infrastructure

. >> advancing that immigration makes the united states different, strong, vital, ect., ect., i bet your -- that people don't vote that way. with the evidence you can show us, and people move on the issue within the republican party and becoming more accepting of this. >> sure. before we go to grover, do you have thoughts on that, ron? you death with both parties. >> sorry? >> you dealt with both parties, going back and forth. aren't there republicans in chicago? there's got to be a few; right? couple? [laughter] >> found one the other day -- no. let me not answer the question, but use it for what i'd like to say. >> okay, good. [laughter] >> look, you got two major things going on here, and it's at a cross. when ronald reagan was president, republicans had a lot electorally on the map and democrats had a lot op the congressional map, and cultural issues worked on the democrats' side and against republicans'. democrats -- i wouldn't say they are close to a lock on, but they are beginning to slowly show that looking at the history of how states go and florida, for example, where it is tod

actually get other opportunities to fill in and make more money, like, for example, restaurant workers, ectake any of the sictime. the point is this has been a successful program, and as i said, just to finish, there's relation of labor throughout history. this is no different. >> theeconomics, if you don't take sick leave, you're paid in that. that's an increase in t the salary. bottom line increase in te sally, which is fine, but the employers take that into consideration in iring more people. gerri: we couldgo on and on and on, guys, and, ufortately, we have to leave it there. you guys did a great job. you know, looking at this from absolutely every thanks for coming on. have a gret weekend. >> you too. >> thank you, yu too. gerri: from employment to the house, in the market for a new home? listen up. mortgage rates sky rocketing. the most in 26 years, no kidding, hittg nearly 4.5%, the higest rate in two years. now, what tha means for you own the recovery, the consumer education president for credit.com and anthony sanderrings, distingished real estate finance professor at george mason

they said the chemical fed, and there's meat sold as toxic milk, ect., ect., 16,000 dead down the shanghai river in mar. open your refrigerator door, look inside, and nothing in there is made in china because american grument is the most competitive and efficient in the world. mr. pope is wrong. china shipped 4 billion pounds of food to the u.s. last year including the apple juice, fish, and more than 10% of frozen spinach. the u.s. is periodically banned numerous imported chinese food. supermarket display the country of origin, but restaurants do not. imported foods require no labeling. ip protection in china's poor, increased counterfit american food products lead to brand die lotion and loss of the market. chie new's encouraging buying foreign food assets and farms, and smithfield is the first and prepare for others in agriculture as a matter of national interest. for china, smithfield provides benefits with american land, water, brands, and technology. as argued, benefits to the shareholders are uncleared. in a conference call with animal is, the managing district districter said we wa

we see what we;8q(ect to see on wednesday into summer. that's a smoother flow. show you the south bay showing a build though 101 here from capital up the shows slower speeds. 87, 85. palo alto, peninsula shows not a problem. back to you. >> thank you. keeping hope alive. a candlelight vigil held for 21-month-old daphne webb. the oakland toddler vanished exactly three weeks ago. her father say his left the girl inside his car with his elderly mother who has dementia while he ran inside a store. when he came out, he says daphne was gone. she was last seen wearing orange pajamas with pink socks. the vigil organized by the klaas kids foundation 6:30 keller avenue near the sequoia community church. >>> the man accused of kill two women in san francisco's today. the 23-year-old barry white jr. expected to be arraigned on a dozen felony counts including two counts of murder and several counts of attempted murder. he walked into the jewelry store on july 12th, opened fire killing two women, critically injuring the owner. investigators believe white was upset about the v

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gabbard is here, he is a democrat from hawaii, one of the youngest members of congress, legislated ected to the state legislature in hawaii and served two tours in iraq and sits on the house committee of affairs and homeland security, people at home don't care whether you have got a d or an r in front of your name she has said, they want you to get things done, one of the main items on her agenda, sexual assault in the military, introduced a military justice improvement act in the house earlier this year, i am pleased to have her here at this table for the first time, welcome. >> thank you so much, charlie for having me. >> let's talk biography for a second, you grew up in samoa, born in america samoa and grew up in hawaii. >> >> rose: grew up in hawaii and entered politics at 21. when did the iraq experience come? >> i deployed, i volunteered to deploy to iraq with the army national guard in 2004, i was 23, 24 years old, around that time. and what was that experience? how did it shape you as i have asked you before? >> , you know,, it made an incredible impact on my entire life, you kno

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requests for help, all sorts of data, were tasked to remove sand from parking lots and playgrounds ect., and that being quickly after the disaster, folks' houses had the material removed that prevented mold from growing in the houses and the houses being destroyed. looking ahead, i believe that we'll see an ever-increased ability to harness more good will and more help from individuals in the surrounding areas to help people get back on their feet. that's the best sort of siren of social media. >> >> thank you. you explained the differences perfectly by the fact that facebook had been only a year in existence, twitter didn't exist, there were no iphones so during hurricane katrina in 2005, only half the interpret users used online sources to find news, and, today, that's obviously much higher. only 25% used online sources to check in on loved ones letting people know they were all right and thicks like that, and, obviously, today, we heard from the rest of the panel, from the members, that that number's much higher, after katrina, 13 million people went online to donate, and today, tha

us the macroview of the split was pacific and european theaters, how many men, how much resources, ect.? >> guest: well, the american army put 89 divisions in the field, and two-thirds of those are in europe. a little less than a third is in the pacific, and all six marine divisions, u.s. marine corp. divisions are in the pacific. most of the navy is in the pacific including virtually all the aircraft carrier, and most the bigger battleships and heavy cruisers and so on. looking at it that way, you see the weight between the pacific theater african-american atlantic theaters are pretty evenly split, but when you just look in terms of manpower, you see the weight was begin to fighting the germans, and this is because the decision was made early in 1942 of principle calledded germany first. ruse vellet, churchill, and the senior commanders believed that if you could defeat the strongest of the axis powers first, and that was clearly germany, the others fall from the tree like rotten fruit. that was the first and most important strategic principle of the war that turned out to be true, an

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first of all, how do health outcomes, how does, you know, the life expectancy, ect., of rural versus urban populations difference? we heard, let's face it, we're interested in outcomes. what's the baseline difference the two population in terms of the overall health? >> there have been studies in the last year looking at mortality and it being low, you know, people die younger in rural than they do in urban areas, and a new study released in the last couple weeks from the university of pennsylvania looked at what drives death rates, rural verse urban, and findings are interesting. in urban, more likely to die in terms of a violent act, but rural is a higher accident rate relating to infrastructure and emergency care and things like that. some of the chronic disease leads to some of that lower mortality rate in rural areas. there are studies out there. how that factors into outcomes, that's the outcome people are trying to figure out, what measures are relevant enough in the spectrum that you could potentially tie them to position reimbursement or hospital reimburressment. there's the

industry in transportation that can finance, build, operate, and maintain airports, highways, sea ports, ect a participant, and of the 300 billion dollars that's been raised over the past decade in infrastructure, equity investment funds, while 30% of the money has come from u.s. investors, most of that money is being spent overseas because that's where the pp opportunities are. why does this matter? what are other countries getting by enabling a large use of long term ppp's in infrastructure? i see four major benefits. first, as the governor said, obviously, investments which we need, an important benefit, but more important is more productive investments because ppp projects, in order to be able to get financing, has to meet a market test, they have to demonstrate that the brojt benefits exceed the cost and likely reduce return on investments. that's a very important additional benefit. third, we can shift significant risks of infrastructure megaprojects from taxpayers to investors for risks of cost overruns, risk of late completion of the project, and risks of overoptimistic traffic and r