the air conditioner in your office... is almost ready, mr. brashov.i just have to replace this one part, and then you can move back in. - why don't you just get one of those ceiling fans ? - a ceiling fan is all right but it won't do all the things my system will do. we are very lucky to have... an engineer working here at crossroads cafe. i'll be running a final test of the air conditioner in 2 minutes and 27 seconds. is he testing the air conditioner or launching a rocket ? - that's jamal. - mr. brashov, if i don't leave right now my children will be advertising for a new mother. please, go. don't worry about it. - maybe rosa can finish up ? - what ? didn't you hear anything i just said ? i have to leave too ! why don't you let mr. brashov decide who does what ? why don't you let mr. brashov answer for himself ? why don't you both go and do what you have to do ? - and brashov will take care of everything else-- - hi, everybody. - sorry i'm late. - it's about time-- katherine, please. - henry, where have you been ? - i was buying tickets for a rock c

there's a girl standing on the air conditioner.we thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there was a loft people standing around, trying to figure out what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her just smiling, dancing, tweeter back and forward. she was happy

so i had to use rent money for that month and buy another air conditioner. >> it's just weird for me i just read a thing in the paper, says that just remember, when you don't take a shower before you go to bed, everything you got in contact with is going to bed with you. >> the reason we don't talk about her stealing from family for the visit, because i don't want to go back to her cell depressed and not having anybody to talk to. >> i read like 30 cards before i got that one. >> did you? >> i had to get one to give you a laugh. >> it did. i brought it to breakfast to show people. >> she wanted to know if i would consider her moving back in with us so she would have a stable place to live. i told her at that time, i would have to think about it. i'm concerned she'll go back to what she was doing before, stealing stuff and then i'll be screwed. love you. >> love you too. >> see you soon. >> all right, bye. >> that's it. >> i hate where i'm at right now. the choices i made, pretty much stupid choices. everything could have been prevented. like if you have two choices, nine times out of

there's a girl standing on the air conditioner.e thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> she was just smiling, dancing, teetering back and forward. she was happy.

the damage was contained to the one room that contained that heater and air conditioner. so, that happened in the child care area. and, so, that will be closed for the day. so, no child care at this ymca facility in abington. so, you may want to make other plans if you have kids that come here for day care and right now, at least, they don't know how long it will take to get everything back up and running. get everything cleaned up. but as far as 611, that should be reopened within the hour. we'll keep you posted on that. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> also new from overnight, police say a series of fires at six flags in new jersey looks suspicious. at least five different fires broke out on the property on the theme park in ocean county. nbc 10 jesse gary is live just outside the theme park in jackson. jesse, you just spoke with the township police. what are they telling you this morning? >> just talked to lieutenant decker. he confirmed authorities are investigating this as a case of arson. the signs were there. if you see last night the secondary set of flames in a

why don't we build a bigger air conditioner for the entire earth? >> you may be on to something. >> stephen: how did air conditioning lead to reagan? >> that's the thing, all these people-- it's true. i know this is important because he's a hero of yours. right after air conditioning is introduced, there's a mass migration to the south, and that ends up triggering a huge swing in the electoral college air, 60-vote swing from the north to the south and reagan wins in 1980 built around this sunbelt coalition that simply didn't exist 30 or 40 years ago. without air conditioning, it's entirely possible ronald reagan would not have been elected president of the united states. >> stephen: so the greatest gift god ever gave mankind was freon. that and five other great inventions. thank you so much. steven johnson, "how we got to now." the finale is next wednesday on pbs. we'll be rig (vo) you are a business pro. solver of the slice. teacher of the un-teachable. you lower handicaps... and raise hopes. and you...rent from national. because only national lets

thet of it is changing mindset that we need to heat our homes and air conditioner homes so heavily and a lot of that is the government. >> absolutely. >> if i can add another layer, i think the other sin of the desert cities is water. the whole southwest is in the middle of a historic drought solely to meet in all of the sources of water for phoenix and las vegas is at historic lows. how that is going to be resolved i really don't know yet. it is almost easier for me to imagine in a place where there is a lot of sun to get solar energy, but i do not know what you do in terms of water. tay engulfedt to sa in the international a little bit and then move back to the reservation. since i spent a good part of last year in nyu shanghai, there was a city where people experiencing the result of pollution from coal burning every day. and it is not a desert city, that is for sure, too. and when we think about the future, it is very hard to think there of a positive outcome. now, the political situation is extraordinarily different from the one that you described. there are no problems of propert

officials believe a faulty air conditioner could be the blame. in fact, we found out the model was recalled a few years ago. the ymca said they weren't aware of that. >> the units were installed or purchased by an installer or contractor, that information may not be relayed directly to you as a homeowner or business owner. that may be relay to the contractor who installed the unit. >> now, the ym ca has said they've stopped using those unit us. for a full list, logon to nbc10.com. >>> in new castle county it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. volunteers yesterday set up the weekend's festival of trees in new castle county. the event raises money for the dwir hospice. workers say it's a lot of fun. >> it's a convenient weekend. there's not a lot of holiday partying goes on. we'd like to think we're the first one to start the season. >> if you can't make it out to the festival, the hospice will host similar events in coming days. >>> one of the favorite attractions a somewhat coveted title i guess. longwood gardens in kennett square. wall to

they believe a ge zone line package thermal air conditioner unit is to blame for this fire. was recalled back in the summer of 2011. officials say the ymca did not know that. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> the arctic cold that hit much of the country last week has come east and we set some record low temperatures this morning and this afternoon, the lowest maximum temperature for this date. the freeze continues for the rest of the week and even through saturday. but we do have some weekend relief before the weekend is over, it will be significantly warmer. well, right now it is certainly dry outside and the wind is turning to the south. that's keeping the temperature from dropping. it's still 31 degrees. feels like it is 22 degrees right now with the wind. 27 in allentown, glassboro and mt. holly also 27 degrees. 29 in atlantic cityç and dover 34 in stone harbor. we'll start seeing the temperatures go up. because look at the wind direction. it's not coming straight out of the south and it's not that strong but

officials believe a faulty air conditioner could be the blame but the model was recalled a few years ago. but the ymca said it didn't know. >> junts purchased or installed by a contractor, that information may not be relayed to you directly as a homeowner or business owner. that may be related to the contractor who purchased the unit. >> for full list of recalled products that may be in your home, go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> this morning, upper darby police are looking into an apparent marijuana mix-up. yesterday for the second day in a row, a store owner called police for this stuff. it carried a value of $300,000. the manager of city blue said the shipments were addressed to his store and they were delivered but he says he was clearly not the intended recipient. >> somebody is missing a lot of marijuana in our community. >> now police believe that the sender expected someone to intercept those boxes of marijuana outside the store before the manager picked them up. that's not what happened. >>> happening today in new york, macy's will unveil its holiday window display. the the

the kids were sitting inside that vehicle with the air conditioner on and the engine running for at least 20 minutes while thompson was inside the store. no one was hurt. >>> nbc 10 will bring you the judge's sentence for a man involved in a playground shooting that killed an innocent bystander. he pleaded guilty to the third degree murder. a shootout erupted last year near the playground and a stray bullet hit scott killing him. we will check today to see if a federal judge has made a decision on legalized betting in new jersey. casino and horse racing tracks and the four major pro sports leagues and the ncaa say lifting the ban would harm their integrity. no matter what the judge decides, an appeal is expected. >>> 5:35 now. grief counselors will provide support at two burlington county schools after two children were shot to death inside their home. a family member found the victims inside the house yesterday morning. the children's mother and a sibling were also shot. nbc 10 monique braxton is live at the scene and joins us with an update. moniq monique? >> chris, finding a clear moti

. >> an industrial giant with businesses ranging from carrier air conditioners to otis elevators to pratt and whitney engines, utc only saying chenevert's departure is unrelated to the firm's financial performance and the transition is part of an established success plan. still, investors didn't know the change was coming and that's unusual for a firm this size as they try to telegraph ceo succession investors are right to question whether it was personal, personnel or strategic issues that were behind the departure. >> there's something that's being hidden. something hidden from sight. >> a 20-year veteran of the firm, chenevert was seen as capable if not dynamic. and despite concerns about competition in key markets like china, he wasn't dogged by criticism. now his successor is left to respond to unanswered questions at the firm's annual investor day next month. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson in new york. >>> and some facts now about united technologies if you're not so familiar with the company. shares are up more than 50% since chenevert took over as chief executive

baby in her care and police say she left the kids inside her vehicle with the engine running and air conditioner on. the kids were alone for at least 20 minutes. no one was hurt. >>> happening today, a federal judge could decide if new jersey can have legalized sports betting. the judge heard arguments at a hearing in trenton yesterday. on one side you have governor chris christie and state lawmakers who want sports betting at casinos and horse race track to help the economy. on the other side are the four major pro sports leagues and the ncaa who say lifting that ban would harm their integrity. no matter what the judge decides, a quick appeal is expected, so, don't count on placing a wager any time soon. >>> today baggage handlers will return to work at philadelphia international airport after a one-day strooik. we brought you this news yesterday morning live here. the workers work for contractor and they protested unfair wages and labor practices. they promise to escort the baggage handlers back to work today and take action if they face retaliation. >>> new this morning, secret service office

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it's like you've discovered, that wow, i can see it or i have a sliver of river--shoot, it's an air conditioner. >> the air i itself has become a hot commodity. >> the right to develop in it is being transferred to a very tangible asset. >> a tangible asset, but a complicated one. he worked on a deal where this catholic high school sold its air rights for $13 million to a company building condominium next door. >> that difference between what you're built at, let's say it's five stories. let's say you can go seven or eight stories. that unbuilt portion is called air rights. >> the average right per-square-foot of manhattan property by some estimates is roughly $800. for air rights the average price for-square-foot is $351, a jump of 52% since 2011. the appetite for air has become an appealing side dish for a new york institution famous for its pa strom any since 1998. jake is its family's third generation of katz's deli. it sold its air rights. that means that the deli will stay put. he does not disclose the amount he's going, but he said its enough to keep his business going for the many years

. >> we looked at air-conditioner replacements to buying chairs and coffee supplies and did an analysis with local first and found out that we were already 83% local. so what we did was, out of the non-local vendors, we picked five of our biggest vendors, i guess you would say, to see what we could shift, and i think we shifted three of the five so far, and still working to do more. i don't know what our final number is, but 83%, i think we're probably up to 85, 86. >> for those that we spoke to, the net impact of taking the pledge to make the 10% shift has been better relationships, lower costs, and ultimately, a stronger local economy. >> it's a win-win for us, a win-win for the local community, and we feel great about that. >> the ultimate goal of many of these shop local campaigns is to draw consumers away from major chains and service providers and they work. a lot of times, they bring people in. but then, how do you as a small business get them to come back? well, you may want to triading an extra helping of hospitality. danny meyer, owner of the union square hospitality group, ha

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i went from having a nice house, in-ground pool, air conditioner in every room, tv in every room, nicear. to this is the rest of my life. look at this. there's my sink, my kitchen, my toilet, my bed. that's it. >> who is it? mini me. that's what the administration thinks i am. they just don't know it. a friend of mine out in population made it for me. it's made out of toilet paper. >> what's on the back of the neck? >> the beast. he's a beast. >> though indiana state prison officials regard steven weaver as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood, he's not the only member with a reputation. >> my name is franklin street jr. i've been down since 1993 for shooting my mom. >> hopefully he can get the cell. that way he won't do nothing to him himself. >> reporter: the medications and therapeutic treatment have helped street enough that prison officials have decided he can be transferred to general population. >> i told them that you was waiting and ready to go. street's mission here is accomplished, man. he passed all what he needed to pass. he's ready. i guess he was already ready

an air conditioner and space heater unit started the fire around 4:00 this morning.re's water and smoke damage inside. the fitness center is open today. >>> police say a man tried to attack officers after last night's eagles game. this is the video of the response from our camera at the wells fargo center. the man was in eagles gear running through the parking lot wielding a baton. they say he attacked an officer but the officer was not hurt. the man was arrested and is facing several charges. >>> a live look at a parade along state street in media honors veterans for their service and their dedication. more than 85 world war ii veterans are taking part as well as ten high school marching bands. local officialsdf and dignitari includes bob casey are there. ♪ >>> the veterans day tradition in philadelphia, nbc 10 was there for the ceremony at the time tomb of the unknown soldier. they talked to the crowd about how valuable the men and women who serve this country are and how we should always remember their sacrifice. >> you know what a hero is? that's what i'm asked a

oh, shoot, there's an air conditioner. >> with an intense competition for views, it is a hot commodity. >> the right to develop in transferred to a very tangible asset. >> a tangible asset, but a complicated one. frank fish worked on a deal with this catholic high school sold its air rights for $13 million to a company building condominiums next door. upper level amounts won't have their views obstructed, with some listed at $12 million. >> say it's five stories and let's say you can go seven or eight stories, that unbuilt portion is called air rights. >> the average price per square foot of manhattan property by some estimates is ruffly a jump of 52% since 2011. the appetite for air has become an appeal side dish for a new york institution famous for pastrami. the owner of the deli, he sold the air rights. the deli stays put. they can't build higher than the one story. he won't disclose the amount he's getting but says it is enough to keep his business going for many years to come. >> there are rights to air rights, the last frontier that exists in business. >> when the soaring costs

>> reporter: when investigators returned to their office, they began looking into the thermal air conditionersummer of 2011. >> if they have a thermal packaged air conditioning units that's installed in the wall, they should check the model, check the serial number and check with the consumer product safety commission to see that it's not on recall. >> reporter: unaware of the recall notice, the ymca disconnected all of its thermal packaged units while they're checked out. firefighters say these units cowl be in homes and businesses all over area. consumers unaware of the potential danger. >>> now, part of the reason the fire marshall's office tells us people are at wear of recalled products because in situations like these, it could be an installer that purchases the unit and never fills out the warranty information or leaves it to the actual owner. it's important to listen to safety recall notices, check your appliances in your home, especially now that the weather is getting cold, check out heaters, anything that may be running long term. in abington, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> now t

. >> reporter: the unit is a general electric zone line packaged thermal air conditioner.ngton investigators are reminding you that in this case the outcome was a lucky çbreak. the day-care center was open. >> you should listen when that safety information is put out there. it can protect you or the kids. >> reporter: the abington ymca disconnected all similar units in the building until they can all be checked out. the fire marshal's office is praising the fire alarm system for getting firefighters here so quickly. they are, again, reminding you, check the website, your home, to make sure you don't have any recalled appliances. nbc 10, deanna durante. >>> new information on a story we first brought you last week. police in toms river arrested a man want e eed allegedly exposi himself to a child in a store. this is him. he's out of jail tonight after posting bail. the alleged incident happened inside the dollar tree store on hooper avenue in toms river. police say they received tips after surveillance video was released last week. at one point suspect got extremely close

when you go home tonight, you will use ipads, refrigerator, air conditioner, that is what were talking about. the future of this country is at stake. >> we need in all in approach. we do not need cronyism deciding who the winners and losers are. i ran against that. i want the free market choosing the lowest cost energy innovators, with. dollars onillions of failed investments by the government for folks who have crony relationships on wall lawyers, orncy special relationships to congress. that is not fair to the people competing. energy on above on resources. that is why i think you should send an economist to washington to fix the economy and restore confidence in our backs -- basic values. >> thank you. since you term limited yourself to 12 years, you will be out before the true social security crisis hits. [laughter] you were the one who has talked to seniors about being ready for bad medicine. all i said was i would keep my promise to seniors. in terms of energy i want to tell a quick story. i own a farm. i have a creek that runs along the back. meenvironmentalist said to your farm

i bet some people turned the air conditioners on in their cars.ight now, 14 hours later, the windchill is 4. you went from 82 to windchill of 4. you're blasting the heat as you jump in the car this morning. we had the ac on yesterday. that's the extreme. 25 colder in kansas city, this time yesterday, denver was 63 yesterday. they're 34 degrees colder than that. where does it go from here? firstoff, the east coast and ohio valley and deep south, it will not be as extreme. we tracked the cold air through the great lakes, tomorrow, ohio valley and finally makes its way through the east coast and i think you will have a hard time complaining about 40s when you see what's going on in the rest of the country. >>> violent protests in the streets yesterday over the fate of 43 missing students. those students thought be murdered by gangs or possibly the police. live in mexico after the break. >>> the latest american -- the last american ebola patient about to walk out of a new york city hospital, ebola-free. we will bring that coming up. and a look at toda

the trendy eatery babbo made difficult for one of its neighbors noisy air conditioners and garlicky smellali promised the plaintiff that he would make sure the restaurant did not disturb its neighbors. apparently it was part of the deal for batali to gain a special commercial permit. >> he told the "the new york post" he can smell everything cooked including the chemicals to clean the exhaust. >> i'd love to everything else he cooks. >>> kelly ripa back in the "skinny" for her parenting methods. you know how i love them. applauded by fellow parents who never get things like social media growing up. >> in an interview with "people" magazine, she discussed how her 13-year-old wants more privacy. her response, if you want to keep a diary instead of instagram you can have all the privacy you want. >> ripa has been honest about her parenting choices and how lola might not be her biggest fan right now. but kelly has got plenty of fans on her facebook page, so many of you reacting to this story on wnnfans.com. one of our favorite comments from brian c., if you can't buy your own toilet paper the

before this takes hot air off the engine to run certain systems on the airplane and run the air conditioners and keep the anti-ice systems working. and in the case of boeing, boeing in order to achieve higher fuel efficiency revolutionized that part of what has been always the way airplanes were manufactured. >> speaking of economic efficiencies did this oil refinery purchase work for you? >> well, with crack spreads the way they are today they work quite handsomely. so yes, it has. and ear's the reason why. a couple of points. one, we spent 11 to-- 12 billion dollars a year on carbon molecules at delta. >> rose: how much? >> 11 to $12 billion a year depending on what our level -- >> carbon molecules. >> just carbon molecules. >> call it what it is. we're buying carbon. >> right. and we have to it be, we cannot leave the-- that inpaut cost tosomething that is quote not tund our control because that's how the industry got in trouble. we believe everything is under our control in our business. so buying the refinery which at the time was a very low price, 150 million, 160 million dollars, did

had to turn the air-conditioner on for a while. >> it will be 65 on wednesday, then all of a sudden it will be 20 by the weekend. >> this is dramatic video. it's out of hawaii tonight. >> pahoa. >> yeah. what happened? >> we have had a stagnation of this lava flow for weeks. we talked about this on "the situation room" last week for days and days. all of a sudden the lava stopped and it started to harden. but then there was what's called a breakout. there was more lava coming down the lava tubes. it broke out today. and it finally got its first building, its first real structure. it went up in flames. now, the family was out of there. they got most of their stuff out of there as well. but this is not over. this is how the hawaiian islands were made. and this is going to go on for as many years as the puuo vent there at kilauea is over the hot spot and the flow is still coming down there in pahoa. we wish those people well. but it's a slow-moving disaster, as they call it there, don. >> and chad, we will be watching. thank you, chad myers. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> i want to

the car is specially engineered so the air conditioner can run full blast all the time. in 60 degree comfort for the four hour ride from savannah to athens for home games. he knows he's close when he sees himself coming and going. when uga arrives at the hotel of the university georgia campus he's greeted like a rock star as he makes his way to the uga suite. before a game, uga always gets a bath, oatmeal shampoo, baby shampoo on his face. and what a face. do you have your game face on? on game day when the georgia players arrive at the field, it's called the dog walk. but uga rides. sonny's daughter, a professional publicist handles his pr. >> uga has a lawyer, a publicist, uga has an agent/handler. it takes a village to raise a bulldog. >> i suppose there are people who are going to see this and say, man, is that silly. >> this whole mascot idea has any of this stuff kind of struck you as being funny? >> never has struck me that way. >> it's not the slightest bit preposterous. >> georgia take its mascots very seriously. he's interred alongside the football field, his e

on logistics front, to cover in terms of delivery of large goods items like refrigerators and air conditioners, that will be the type of investment that will be interesting to us. finally, we are always interested in investments and partnering with people who will expand our product and service categories because our long-term vision is to gain more wallet share of the is area we now have over 300 million active buyers, 300 million chinese consumers, that are making purchases on our platform. anything that adds to their --duct and service >> what about paypal now that ebay is that enough? closely think the transaction will not happen until next year. what we're focused on is the china market. the payment market online in china is still relatively on penetrated. a lot of focus is put on the financial company, an affiliate company of hours. they own alibaba and supply all foronline payment options our online marketplace. we are focused on growing in china and also growing additional financial services off those payment accounts. >> you have got english platforms in countries like brazil and russ

shoot, it's an air conditioner. the air itself is a hot commodity, with builders driving up the price. >> the right to develop in it is transferred. >> it's a tangible asset, but a complicated one. he worked on a deal with the high school signed right to condominiums next door. in return, upper level apartments will not have views obstructed. >> the difference between what you built at, say it's five stories, or you go seven or eight stories, that is called air rights. >> the average price per square foot by some estimates is 800. the air rights is $351, a jump of 52%. the appetite for air is an appealing side tish for a new york institution -- side dish for a new york institution. jake is the family's third generation owner of katz's dell yi. it will stay put. but he can't build. he won't disclose the amount. but enough to keep the business going for many years to come. >> their air right deals, it's the less remaining wild west frontier that exists. >> when that soaring cost for undeveloped air comes back to earth

the air-conditioner ground in the air, and he turned sideways and lead against the wall and rested his legs on the bose. i asked if he had ever gone to the va for help and he waited in line for two days and came home shooting pain killers. 140 i dead every week because of self like this and the va doesn't do anything. i got an article lot of my purse had been carrying around about 26-year-old sergeant brian rand paul shot himself after being followed night after night by the ghost of the iraqi man he killed. brian had been stationed at a checkpoint in volusia with his buddy, crisp. the guys were bored, not much happening that day until a white van started coming up the road with some picking up speed. brian turns to chris and asked what he thought they should do. chris replied shoot him, i guess. so brian shot him. the dead iraqi man visited brian north carolina, came mostly at night, joked brian while he slept, demanded brian apologize for the killings and when brian set i am sorry, the dead man wouldn't listen. he said you need to join me. kenna brendel articles lily, quintin into a

land requiring companies to disclose chemical for use and the department of energy will regulate air conditioners to ensure they are energy efficient. and number coming on the environmental issues. gerri: lamps will cost about 13 billion, residential wood heaters, 125 million, standard on ice makers 354 million furniture, that will cost 100 million. the rest of this gets completely out of hand, doesn't it? >> feel free to fall asleep upholstered furniture now. charles: thank you. let's stay on this story and bring in former reagan economic advisor art laffer. here is the thing, many people wonder once you set these things up, can they ever be reversed, can the club back the regulations? >> they can be but it takes a lot of effort. much easier to put something in then it is to take something out but we can claw them back and i anticipate we will do that in 2017 and beyond. the ones that are more egregious and don't make any economic sense, no need for that regulatory structure. charles: $270 billion on energy, that kind of dollar amount, and annual figure for the ozone, that has to be passed on.

when you go home tonight, you will use ipads, refrigerator, air conditioner, that is what were talking about. the future of this country is at stake. our administration is going down the wrong road. we need an all-in approach. i do not want the crony capitalists deciding who the winners and losers are. i ran against that. i want the free market choosing the lowest cost energy innovators come up with. we wasted billions of dollars on failed investments by the government for folks who have crony relationships on wall street or fancy lawyers, or special relationships to congress. that is not fair to the people competing. all of the above on energy on resources. that is why i think you should send an economist to washington to fix the economy and restore confidence in our basic values. >> thank you. >> since you term limited yourself to 12 years, you will be out before the true social security crisis hits. [laughter] you were the one who has talked to seniors about being ready for bad medicine. all i said was i would keep my promise to seniors. in terms of energy i want to tell a quick sto

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we don't have any argment to whether or not you need an air conditioner and a ramp and you don't have to look up the benefit design. the sorry is could you come in this afternoon? if you can't, you don't have anyone to bring you, we will bring you or send someone to see you. we think with all the providers, we are great when they present the care. more importantly; can you find them before they present and are injured enough to fall in the door so maybe they don't need care or need a different kind or it's not as intense. we think the program is a great learning round. we have proven that with the independent practices. it can be an advocate. >> the team of management who works all over the country in about 150 markets in the last 3 1/2 years, helping them transform into the population on the medicare side. we worked on the commercial side and commercial payers and blue cross across the country and putting them in the district across the country. we work across the entire continuum. what i will try to do is summarize what people feel about working with that organization. our organizat

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