some do not let teen-agers go to school by themselves that is nuts says lenore skanayzyaying ameritech needs and free range kids. >> the kids we believe and and don't tnk they are in constant farrell when they step outside we don't think they need bodyguards. john: they're stupid an foldable and bad things happen. >> rethink any time anything bad happens now we have to worry about that exact same thing i kid got hurt in utatah i better not let my kids that is why we don't let them walk to school or rate at the bus stop do know what percentagef kids play outside unsupervised? john: 50? >> 6% play outside on their own because parents are afraid thinking something will terrible happened they will be kidnapped or fall down and they will be bullied. john: you became the point* person after you write an articlabout a loving your nine year-old to take the subway by himself and you are correctly called america's worst mom. if you google america's worst on it is you. >> 77 google pages which was at last count. john: maybe you are. >> maybe but there is a lot of people to start to agree with me

some do notet teen-agers go to school by themselves that is nuts says lenore skanayzy saying ameritechneeds and free range kids. >> the kids we believe a and don't think they are in constant farrell when they step outside we don't think they need bodyguards. john: they're stupid an foldable and bad things happen. >> rethink any time anything bad happens now we have to worry about that exact same thing i kid got hurt in utah i better not let my kids that is why we don't let them walk to school or rate at the bus stop do know what percentage of kids play outside unsupervised? john: 50? >> 6% play outsid on their own because parents are afraid thinking something will terrible happened they will be kidnapped or fall down and they will be bullied. john: you became the point* person after you write an article about a loving your nine year-old to take the subway by himself and you are correctly called america's worst mom. if you google america's worst on it is you. >> 77 google pages which was at last count. john: maybe you are. >> maybe buthere is a lot of people to start to agree with me an

by putting the smithfield transaction in the context of america confronts too little growth but ameritechhe and have thousands of the jobs if it goes through with the purchase it will send a signal to china in the world that the united states signals investment at a time when it is needed. think again for your time and alex for to be answering any questions you may have. >> thank you very much. dr. paley. >> i have submitted my full statement to the committee which i asked to be made part of the record for chiropractor of the global business strategy. i research trainees business in global strategy lowe's 15 years the point of my testimony is this takeover provide long-term benefits to china with the shuanghui and short-term befits tuesday shareholders but the medium term benefits are questionable and the risks outweighed the benefits. shuanghui is opaque we manage private company at highly subsidized. this takeover will double the jobs of charities direct investment. for australia and africa and experience show problems arise. after the acquisition smithfield will not trade publicly and