then arbor michigan to work on a harvest and that work i couldn't do i couldn't make money at it so i came back. while i was in jackson and i would like to induction center and signed up. this is a possibility there were five textile mills and i want to for about two months and looking for a job and finally. one of the whole neighborhood around for years had pretty i get a job in the cotton mill. i was straight in the army recruiter. i grew up in the trailer park i grew up in a little small town called pear land texas near galveston i remember sitting on a child's and watching. the first gulf war. two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait and watching it on the television and seeing how quickly. and the hoopla afterward and from the liberated feet. so great to be an american i had filled the we had lost the ghosts of vietnam. i remember sitting there on the couch at night and thinking i saw your you go into you know to go into the military. be doomed. so we got married on day thirty if it's the same or night say six if i so and i left on jan

came up an arbor michigan to work on the harvest and that work i couldn't do i couldn't make money at it so i came back and while i was in jackson i went to the induction center there and signed i believe. i have a sound paint you. this is a cotton military they were textile mills and i want to run for about two months and looking for a job and finally one of the old neighborhood greats had the around for years as per i get a job in the cotton mill. on a strike the army recruiter. the pentagon. i grew up in a trailer park i grew up in a little small town called parent land texas near galveston and i remember sitting on a couch and watching. the first gulf war. two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait and watching it on the television seeing how quick that win and the hoopla afterward and from the liberated beaches. off oh great to be an american i had felt the we had lost the ghosts of vietnam. i remember sitting there on the child said i and think unless you want to go into you know to go into the military. he didn't do me. well we got mar

. ♪ >> happy arbor day, everyone. we have a lot of volunteers from the richmond district center. grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors

compared to anything it's a competition it gives you an amazing drive especially when all the best gift arbors come together and you manage to. it's extreme. it's been competitive since the year two thousand each passing season takes yet more skill than completed high does to with one perfect takeoff we want that perfect position then the perfect autumn just because it brings in the elements doesn't mean that the judge has to give all points for this we want perfection we're looking for perfection and we judge according to. the biggest throwed of seventy thousand spectators witnessed twelve men demonstrate their stunning abilities in the latest flick of the world series in little shit it's been a colossal cliff diving is an up and coming sport there are a lot of different locations all over the globe which can host high diving competitions i'm a classic platform diaper and my sport never attracted as many spectators as cliff diving never do the french leg comes to the roots and spills the italy next month stay tuned for the build up to the. public but in the party. great stuff i'll be back wit

churches arbor culture and a magnificent ancient necropolis known as the city of the dead today we look into one of the most mysterious sites in southern russia the village of god or gods but it's not here is dark legacy that's driving locals away as art is being a coach and over reports. we continue our exploration of the north as such in a republic and this time will visit a unique historical area the village of dar golfs or as the locals call it here the city of towns the cemetery has almost one hundred asian stone cripps where people that lived in this area buried their loved ones along with their belongings and now this valley stretches for over sixteen kilometers and is the real open air museum for his stance against they say this land helps them imagine life down here four hundred years ago meanwhile day to day life continues in this area alone sighs this images of the past now watch our report to find out more three hours drive through a dangerous snaking road here in the mountains and tough troops but it's worth it there are a lot of different legends and myths around this area

bafta that's something that i'm definitely going to be trying to see that movie is called called the arbor set in bradford in northern england should be something really into see there but also you know the movie that i really want to check out is the angels of evil italian movie about gangsters in the seventy's and the like a gangster movie who gets the big prize now if i was a betting man i would be looking towards american translation french movie i. a. classic romance tale of young love with a bit of a twist when it turns out that one of those young lovers has a tendency to kill people very gritty jorma supposed to be a little bit raunchy as well so that's really my tip to you which you when it first i don't get to make those decisions there is a panel of of really the people that know what they're talking about the judges here now they're headed up by geraldine chaplin now if you might have guessed from that last name she does know i think it too about the movie business she's the daughter of the great charlie chaplin so i'm sure she knows a thing or two about a thing or two when it c

hello and welcome to sport an artsy arbor among calls for and here's what we have in store for you this hour says couples go extend their premier league lead after beating them car while second place the need fail to score against church and sides at home in st petersburg. to four two england claim they are sick of european grand prix series in a row after beating portugal in moscow. and all he needs is with russia's support of aims to become the first kite surfer it's across the gulf and lives. russian premier league football first where eight games were played across the country on sunday in the last round before a month long summer break in one of the early fixtures says scott moscow retained their place of itself thanks to sunil victory and i'm caught up say doo doo beyond the key man in this one case beyond setting up the ivory coast striker perfectly and beyond made his way through the defense to put says one nil in head after just seven minutes he was the quick was quickest in the area once again late in the match adding his second with seven minutes to go scott post their fifth

market and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey arbor and i thank my guest david morgan of the market i part it want to send me an e-mail placed us at kaiser report at r t t v are you until next time this is max keiser saying buy off.

market and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey arbor our thank my guest david morgan of the morgan report if want to send me an e-mail placed us at kaiser report at r t t v are you until next time as backscatter saying. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.

want more spending in the economy you borrow money from the banks and that change and it stimulates arbor gets him at a spot of aggregate demand right and they borrow money from the banks on the household level means putting your house up as collateral so you put your house up as collateral you borrow much money you've got the a.t.m. created inflation the. that in that way what we're saying is that if you step away and just look at the wage earner divorced from the household and the house. you get a much clearer picture of the problem and the solution well you what you see is that you would you're talking about there is a positive feedback system because the process starts to ra's old is extra debt being taken out to buy houses and that means that house process rausing because they rose people are willing to take on more debt to buy a house across houses so you get a spiral pushing it up and that's bad that's the sort of debt we shouldn't allow in the system in a way does remain stagnant right of main statics they've got to incomes remaining static debt going up compared to incomes becaus

i met my wife on the way to a football game in ann arbor. we walked from our dorm across campus to michigan stadium. my first clear memory of her. we didn't start dating until basketball season, but our bond was formed out of a mutual love. my romance with college football actually goes back further with my father teaching me how to sing hail to the victors, and when we talk about the carter era we were not referring to a troubled presidency in the 1970's, we are talking about a time when anthony carter wore a helmet and scored a touchdown passes under the watch of the coach declared a faded memory. when i attended my games at michigan as a student along with my future bride and more than 100,000 of our closest friends it dawned on me that these games are not just pieces of entertainment, they're the moment athletic competition, they are cultural events of deep significance that can unite a diverse campus of english majors and engineering students that can bring a state together, alumni and malt alumni, black-and-white, white-collar engineer

. >> we drove out the an arbor, the home of the university of michigan.972, and my father drove through the streets of ann arbor, and pointed at every hippy he saw. [laughter] he said to my brother and i two things. the first thing he said was if your hair ever gets that long, you'll be punished severely. i'm paraphrasing. [laughter] as you can see, that problem has been solved. [laughter] the other was this was the greatest country on the face of the earth, and you should never feel entitled to it. you should put your heart and soul into making it better, which by his example, he did. [applause] now as i'm older myself, i'm no longer the child, i am the father. i'm the husband, and my wife rita first generation mexican-american, and a registered nurse working weekend shifts up to 12 hours. we have three children, george, a freshman, timothy going into his junior year at catholic central high school, and our baby girl who is 13 going on 30. [laughter] she'll be attending high school in the fall. my mother is still with us. i won't say her age, but things

he suggested at a factory that an old-fashioned fuse box must be put in by an indian and asked ann arbor ridge nal leader in 2002 in australia whether he still threw spears. the papers are picking up on his gafs. the duke, himself, does not see the need to apologize or explain or emotor. it is generally not what people of his generation do. resilience and retty sense was sense he learned earlier. in an age when everyone is a victim when the slight test off-collar remarks seem to require elaborate overthe top apology having a proud all-purpose offender at the top of the royal food chain is refreshing and inspiring. it is almost as if we expect it. so it is not offensive when he says it. >> i have to laugh, because the queen is so demure. she is very sophisticated. could you just imagine being a part of sitting with those two and having tea and seeing what really happens behind closed doors. >> it must be excruciating. >> he keeps smiling. max, thanks a lot. >>> with weeks until retirement, defense secretary, robert gates, clearly feels free to speak his mind. his farewell speech to nato,

when someone enters commerce, congress has little power arbor what they can do. they cannot compel them to engage in commerce. the court found this distinction in essential to its necessary finding. >> accepting that as true, you still have to apply that principle to the residual clause in the amendment dealing with the people. a similar kind of analysis ought to be adopted as to the people the supreme court crafted and adopted as to powers reserved to the state. you have to do that. you have to make that analog. you have to make that jump. is there no case out there anywhere that has done that? this would be the first time. >> i must respectfully disagree. i think lopez and morrison were all about individual liberty. they were not concerned about a law regulating guns. it would not be concerned if they had prohibited violence against women. >> i thought the problem in lopez that cheap justice rehnquist was dealing with was that the national sovereign had presumed to regulate in a non- economic area. an area dealing with criminal conduct, possession of a gun with

you are a professor at an arbor. >> yes, i am a writer and a poet. >> hady amr from usaid, tell us about your perspective. >> thank you for your discussion. can you hear me? i first attended, i think, i first attended a adc convention 10 years ago. i am really pleased to be here among the folks that i know so well. when i think about that time period, that change over 20 years, i think about my son, we had our first child this year, and i think ford 10-20 years from now, i think about an arab world that i hope will be one that is freer, more prosperous, more democratic, more dignified, more participatory for its citizens, and i also think about an arab-american community they can also grow in its participation in civil society here it home and in partnership with the terrible. this is in the context of this information in the arab world and also in context with adc. i hope we have a growing partnership of the arab-american community with the positive transformations under way in the arab world and in partnership with our government, the government of united states of america, which i rep

it creates labor arbor truitrag, where manufacturing goes in search of a lowest wages. that has been detrimental to a country like the united states. this was discussed during the climate legislation. if we are going to have our manufacturers meet a standard for carbon, unless a chinese firm is meeting that same standard, we could apply to an off-setting tariff to level the cost of that good coming into the united states. that would be the only way to really avoid a massive amount of manufacturing jobs lost in the united states. but we do need to think about,, as we're doing these industrial and trade agreements, how to avoid labor arbitrage, how to harmonize in our mental standards instead of degrade them so that we can create a high-road manufacturing possibility for everyone. it is a problem that has not been solved elp. host: republican, chicago, illinois. caller: i have to be assured comments. first one being is i think there's a real misconception about people who have lost their jobs in this country. it seems to be badly misunderstood everybody that lost their jo

it is the singular arbor city offered to the world by the brave men and women of the -- the singular opportunity offered to the world by the brave men and women of the arab spring. freedom is not just born of particular ethnic groups unified. but it is born of -- this is a moment to ratchet up pressure and speak with clarity. more sanctions, more and better broadcasting into iran. more assistance to access to satellite tv and the knowledge that comes with it. and very critically, we must have more clarity when it comes to iran posing nuclear program. in 2008, kennedy barack obama told aipac that he would "-- candidate barack obama told aipac that he would " always defend the security of our allies, at israel. this year, he said, we remain committed to preventing iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. i have to ask the question -- are all of the options off the table -- on the table or not? it is no wonder that even our closest allies are confused. the administration should enforce all sanctions for which a legal authority already exists. we should enact, and then enforce new, pending l

when someone enters commerce, congress has little power arbor what they can do. they cannot compel them to engage in commerce. the court found this distinction in essential to its necessary finding. >> accepting that as true, you still have to apply that principle to the residual clause in the amendment dealing with the people. a similar kind of analysis ought to be adopted as to the people the supreme court crafted and adopted as to powers reserved to the state. you have to do that. you have to make that analog. you have to make that jump. is there no case out there anywhere that has done that? this would be the first time. >> i must respectfully disagree. i think lopez and morrison were all about individual liberty. they were not concerned about a law regulating guns. it would not be concerned if they had prohibited violence against women. >> i thought the problem in lopez that cheap justice rehnquist was dealing with was that the national sovereign had presumed to regulate in a non- economic area. an area dealing with criminal conduct, possession of a gun with

it creates labor arbor truitrag, where manufacturing goes in search of a lowest wages. that has been detrimental to a country like the united states. this was discussed during the climate legislation. if we are going to have our manufacturers meet a standard for carbon, unless a chinese firm is meeting that same standard, we could apply to an off-setting tariff to level the cost of that good coming into the united states. that would be the only way to really avoid a massive amount of manufacturing jobs lost in the united states. but we do need to think about,, as we're doing these industrial and trade agreements, how to avoid labor arbitrage, how to harmonize in our mental standards instead of degrade them so that we can create a high-road manufacturing possibility for everyone. it is a problem that has not been solved elp. host: republican, chicago, illinois. caller: i have to be assured comments. first one being is i think there's a real misconception about people who have lost their jobs in this country. it seems to be badly misunderstood everybody that lost their jo

caller: first of all, you an awful call from somebody from ann arbor, michigan a couple months ago and i want to apologize for that. in michigan, we are not like that. he was being a jerk. al, will, and tom said everything that i wanted to say. al, i am vietnam veteran, too. welcome home, brother. i see the correlation now between the vietnam war and the afghanistan war. we are getting bogged down there. you know, the vietnam war ended a long time ago and i'm still not sure of what our mission was there. now i'm beginning to question what our mission is in afghanistan. host: robert, as a veteran, has your view changed over the years about when the u.s. should get involved? caller: well, as a christian, i want to help anybody that i can, but sometimes it is not economically feasible to do that. we are running into that dilemma right now. we cannot afford to help anybody right now. we have run out of money. we are being taxed to death. like i said, as a christian, i want to help anybody that i can. host: that is the issue "the new york times" reports this morning, saying that -- host: lo

when someone enters commerce, congress has little power arbor what they can do. they cannot compel them to engage in commerce. the court found this distinction in essential to its necessary finding. >> accepting that as true, you still have to apply at principle to the residual clause in the amendment dealing with the people. a similar kind of analys ought toe adopted as to the people the supreme court crafted and adopted as to powers reserved to the state. you have to do that. you have to make that analog. you have to make that mp. is there no case out there anywhere that has done that? this would be the first time. >> i must respectfully disagree. i think lopez and morrison were all about individual liberty. they were not concerned about a law regulating guns. it would not be concerned if they had prohibited violence against women. >> i thought the problem in lopez that cheap justice rehnquist was dealing with was that the national sovereign had presumed to regulate in a non- economic area. an area dealing with criminal condt, possession of a gun within 1,000 f

he has received a bachelor first degree from the university of michigan in ann arbor in a public policy degree from georgetown university and his phd in public administration and public policy from virginia tech. he served as adjunct faculty at georgetown public policy institute at virginia tech center for public administration policy about where he teaches courses on public policy process of public management and budgeting processes and i think you're about to add another university to johns hopkins. without further ado, i will turn you over to my very learned colleague,.or jason fichtner. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for coming to the event. my name is jason fichtner, research fellow. i was recently at the administration we had the privilege of serving in every positions including deputy commissioner and chief economist. while social security, one of my responsibilities is to say the secretary to the social security board of trustees. the trustees consists of six members. the secretary of the treasury, labor, hhs and commissioner social security along with those f

dat [laughter] >> assistant professor at the university of michigan, ann arbor. yes. >> i'm a writer and a poet and literature professor.e >> hady amr, from usaid, tell us us more about your perspective. >> thank you. ok i'm pleased to be here.rs i firstt attended an adc convention more than 20 years ago and last spoke here some teo years ago. i'm really pleased to be here among folks that i know well. and, you know, when i thinkn i about that time period, the change in 10-20 years, and i think about my son. my wife and i had our first child this year. and i think forward to 10, 20 years from now.0 y i think about an arab world thah i hope will be one that is freer, more prosperous, more, mo democratic, more dignified, more participatory for its citizens. and i also think about annd arab-american community that ca also grow in its participation i in civil society here at home and in partnership with the arab world. so, i mean, as i'm reporting ini the context of information in the arab world and also in this context with adc, i hope we have a growing partnership

[applause] because of the arbor burden of loss -- over burden of balllawse have more prisoners than anywherein the world. 5% of the population, but 25% of all the world's prisoners. i don't think the american people are that bad. i really do not think we need that many prisons. i think we have too many loss is what the problems are. -- too many laws. [applause] today, in the economic spirit, that is what people mostly concentrate on. 48% of the american people now say they expect that next year we might very likely have a depression. those people who have been unemployed for three years already have their depression. we have been in a severe slump, which was a predictable event, for 10 years. our population has grown by 30 million people, but we have not added any new net jobs. that is how bad it is. so we are slipping and sliding. it has always been moderated by more handouts and entitlements to make people feel a little bit better. it looks like we are going to be doing that for a long time, but it eventually ends up in bankruptcy. what are going to do with all this debt? our debt, greece'

you need to understand that a whole lot of this looked arbor cherry to us. just so you know. -- arbitray to us. just so you know. my friend mr. johnson sent the e-mail referencing the provisions. it is important to identify. greg martin was an official at gm. the fact that mr. bloom was on a cc does not prove anything except the fact that gm was in control of the gm. the treasury was an observer, not able to dictate. that is what we found that gm common throughout the bailout, remained under private control. i do not see it from this memo that this indicates it was not gm officials leading the dance. i wanted to point that out. i understand the concerns my colleagues have. i share many of those concerns. i wanted to correct the record. >> i'm going to allow myself five minutes. the most important today we can understand is not about democrats or republicans, it is about the american people. this hearing is essential. wheat are talking about taxpayer dollars being invested. mr. bloom, there was $50.2 billion in assistance. how was that divided up? >> i am not