suzanne pratt got some answe. reporter: the federal reser governor's op-ed in today' "walstreet journal" was a potential ha grenade for finaial markets. and just hrs after lobbing it, author kevin war echoed much of its content at a eech in chicago. >> if policymake insist on waiting until thlevel of real activity has plainlynd substantially turned to normal, and the econy has obviously retued to self- sustaini trend growth, they ll almost certainly have waited too long. >> reporter: war had many on wall seet scratching tir heads. that's mostly cause it was a 180-degree turn fromhat the fed id wednesday after its meeting on intert rates. licymakers said economic conditio are likely to warrant exceptionay low rates for an extended period. whis warsh publicly contradictg his boss, fed airman ben bernanke? economt chris low says no one really knows, so iestors should take the comments aface value. >> it oks like a senior offial at the fed sending this message, that evenhough it's not nessary right now, the rkets shou

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. >> jeff: of course the big question everyone wants answed now is "has e real estate maet bottomed?" ezratti says he can't sure, but says his company has sold 750 homes already thisear, a good figure for the compan and instead cutting prices, the company has now starte raising prices on mes in some devepments. thisouse was priced at $2,000 at the start of the year; now, it's pric at 75,000. we used tprice once every uple of months. today, we pricdaily. >> jeff: ezratti is an optist. but puts his faith in numbers. few new homes are being but these days but he says thatays the groundwork f a bigger surge, when the u.s. economreturns to a fullecovery. >> basically, will reverse itlf. the supply/demd issue will be even harde meaning the demand will go wild in twto three years. so holon to your horses everybody, real este is coming back, thers no doubt about it. >> jeff: a sentimentany americans may not yet belie, but desperately hope will happen. jeff yastine, "nigly business port," boynton beach, florid >>aul: tomorrow marks the end of the thirduarter on wall stet. s&p's sam stovall joi

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john blackstone, cbs news, answ antioch, california. >>> switching gear, president obama is feeling the heat after deciding to drop the missile defense plans if europe. republicans say the president's decision is naive while democrats say the new plans will do more for defense and did i proceed maes. joining us now, michael crowley. good morning. let's go back to the bush administration asking poland and the czech republic to put a radar installation in one, missiles in the other to protect from missiles coming from iran. this was a big deal because -- >> well, because russia hates it. they don't want us messing around. they consider that their backyard. former client states of the soviet union. what is america doing there? they have military equipment, they saw that as hostile, although it really wasn't about russia. >> but at great personal risk to these countries, they said we'll go ahead and hook up with the united states. so yesterday morning, they wake up, they get this phone call, and they're thinking what? >> they're thinking we've been sold out, they're so upset that in poland

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every result is different when it comes to be answe insurance d homeowners.e in dundalk, joel d smith, fox 45 morning news. >>> if you're under 18 in howard county, tanning beds could be off-limits. they say the beds are widely suspected of causing skin cancer and it shouldn't be up to the parents to decide if tanning is okay. >> society has deemed it not correct or not appropriate for parents to have the right to choose to give consent to their minor children to be able to buy a pack of marlboro. we feel the same should hold for inside door tanning beds. >> laws requiring parental permission for parental tanning bed use have not been successful in lowering the number of teens using tanning beds. an out ban for teenagers would be the first in the nation. >>> stay tuned for fox 45 morning news for continuing coverage of this story. dr. peter bealeson will join us live coming up in the upcoming hour. we want to know what you think. should howard county ban teens from using tanning beds. that is the question of the day. we are going to open the phone lines soon,

that the answe will go a long way to determining iraq's future. of mr.ambassador iraq today i think evidenced here in this room to some degree has become the now forgotten war whereas afghanistan was previously, largely pushed offhe headlines and out of the evening news but that that's a mor tk any sier and i don't need to be thone to tell you that. the families of the 130,000 troops and 1,000 diplomats in iraq need no remindethat their loved ones remain in hs way. just two days ago for american soldiers were tragically killed. afghisn will receive a lot of attention in the comingeeks including by this committee, as it should but i hope thi hearing will help serve as a reminder that while it is coming to a close, our mission in iraq is not yet over. i look forward to hearing your testimony and i thank you for making the trip back to washingt to be with us today. senator lugar. >> thank you mr. chairman hare and welcome back to the committee ambassadors hill. two months ago i the privilege of meeting with prime minister maliki as he read the iraqi delegat

answ that one has to wonder what the outcomes weref that training given that the police capacity leaves something to be desired. that i think is the larger concern about the elections is that police are so important, yet police have really lagged behind the training of the afghan national army which i think everyone would agree is a success that i think everyone was a afghan national police training has not been a success picture you have areas in konduz where district you had to be 50 police officers. is thait's not a surprise in those districts you have taliban running roughshod which seriously restricted the ability of people to ashy turned out on election day. and another interesting thing that we stumble across, the offense is really delayed recruiting female security agents. the women that will pat you down before you go down to the. and it should have been anticipated to be a problem because outside of the capital it's difficult to recruit women period for security jobs. even more so when she leaves the capital, and in some cases this path was left about two weeks before election

and the answe is the only way you can really do it is with human judgment. there's no other way to do it. at lst for this event. when i say that what i mean is you have a stream of things that are happening in the world and you have to rate them. you have to evaluate them. so what we've done is created a very simple transparent rating system. as i mentioned it goes from minus one to -- assume minus two to plus two. and it has criteria associated with the different levels. and simply had the human being who tries to match the event using their judgment, informed judgment with the appropriate rating. and then we give it that rating. fan you think we're good judges, you agree with us. if you don't, you have your own opinion. but that's the only way we can figure out how to do it. that's what we do. >> okay. i guess it's time to take a break. we can bback at 10:50. and maybe a round of applause for our panel. [applause] >> >> as the debate over health care continues, c-span health care hub is a key resource. go online and watch the latest events including town h