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will they each day the adb vice president stephen crowe said curling cross border movement of people in coolidge has increased health risks including hiv and malaria in me in. the spread of hiv is linked to gender inequality poverty. stigma discrimination and is reinforced by mr. in the project will support the scaling up of local response to improve access to hiv prevention services tokyo that the populations such as michael workers and will strengthen monitoring systems to check in hiv across borders. the markets back to the high burden of being in asia. at an estimated eleven sixteen thousand people live with hiv roughly a third . two major economic corridor was thinking the merritt island and the people's republic of china will be the focus of the project. hiv remains a serious health risk across much of the eastern pacific in two thousand and eleven five million people in the region were living with hiv and its. me and the project is supported by a one million dollars technical assistance grant from the cooperation from the fighting hiv aids in asia and the pacific. pundits by t

at a news conference the adb vice presidenth day stephen crowe said curling cross border movement of people in coolidge has increased health risks including hiv and malaria in me in. the spread of hiv is linked to gender inequality poverty. stigma discrimination and is einford by mrs. in the project will support the scaling up of local response to improve access to hiv prevention services for the affected populations such as michael workers and will strengthen monitoring systems to check in hiv across borders. the markets back to the high burden of being in asia. at an estimated eleven sixteen thousand people live with hiv roughly a third two major economic corridor was thinking the merritt island and the people's republic of china will be the focus of the project. hiv remains a serious health risk across much of the eastern pacific. in two thousand and eleven five million people in the region were living with hiv and its. me and the project is supported by a one million dollars technical assistance grant from the cooperation from the fighting hiv aids in asia and the pacific. pundit

the adb vice president stephen crowe said curling cross border movement of people in coolidge has increased health risks including hiv and malaria in me in. the spread of hiv is linked to gender inequality poverty. stigma discrimination and is reinforced by mr. in the project will support the scaling up of local response to improve access to hiv prevention services tokyo that the populations such as michael workers and will strengthen monitoring systems to check in hiv across borders. the markets back to the high burden of being in asia. at an estimated eleven sixteen thousand people with hiv roughly a third element. two major economic corridor was thinking the merritt island and the people's republic of china will be the focus of the project. hiv remains a serious health risk across much of the eastern pacific in two thousand and eleven five million people in the region were living with hiv and aids. me and the project is supported by a one million dollars technical assistance grant from the cooperation from the fighting hiv aids in asia and the pacific. pundits by the government of sweden

to get to this mission of the adb which is fighting growth, making a more equitable environment for alln the asia-pacific. first a question on japan. your predecessor's mail in charge of the bank of japan. how would you rate his performance? as a former ministry of finance official, where is your sins japan comes out? has beens policies starting working. from has been suffering very strong sentiment over years. now i expect he is coming back in the real interest rates are coming. the impact is a very bold market. it is more than expected by many observers. >> you have full monetary policy. you also have fiscal -- you also have fiscal reform. deregulation and tax cuts and whatnot, will that happen? >> those were all on the tables. they were implementing and foreign agendas. there are d regulations. there was some for the labor market including how we can promote the further frustrations. that is the agenda. what is important to implement thend get to the markets impression that japan is changing. >> it certainly seems so. time will tell. let's talk about the asian development bank. your

they had preliminary numbers of the month of the 5,000 and moved to that to 200,000 coupled with the adbto get a second winning session in a row. back to you. nicole: cu in 14 minutes. cheryl: this morning the chamber of commerce delivering an aggressive strategy to promote a pro-business majority in congress. rich edson collins us with thomas donahue. peter: this is the state of american business address given by tom donahue, the president of the chamber of commerce. thanks for joining us. want to start today on the 50th anniversary of the war on poverty, president obama saying we are country that keeps the promises we made, he spoke about this in the context of our entitlement programs. can we keep the promises we made and can we afford it? >> we can keep them but nobody ever suggested they could figure out 50 years ago that 10,000 people would they would be retiring and in 17 years, 77 million people, we have expanded not only medicare but medicaid and everybody was going to live so much longer which i like and so now we have to make some adjustments and adjustments have to be on the

price futures group, to you first, surprisingly strong news on private sector jobs growth from the adb, treasury stumbling, the ten year yield hitting 75% earlier, waiting with the fed minutes at 2:00 eastern. a lot of expectations, this is sending stocks lower today. what is your take on this? >> if you look at the big picture it reminds me of america's funniest videos, wobbling on a high school the fed took the training wheels off of. bond market reacted accordingly with strength of the u.s. economic conditions, the stock market, we have fear in the market is indicated by the vix, trading up today, but those numbers are positive and for the long-term investor you should be buying when stocks go on sale like they did today. lori: thank you so much. dennis: oil is also selling off after the weekly inventory report hit its lowest level in five weeks. what is up? >> the bottom line is despite the drawdown in crude oil supplies we got hit with a massive increase in gasoline supplies, refiners are running like crazy, taking the advantage of cheap crude, turning it into products, and gasoli