magazine and ari, the ceo and co-founder of zinger man's community of businesses.ou're a speaker at the conference. your businesses include the famous zinger man's deli. >> in this economic downturn when revenue is going down, what are the things we should be looking at for saving money other than overhead when overhead is already lean sf. >> i'll start with you on this wrun. you've been in business for a long time, through ups and downs. where are place toss save money? >> we opened in 1982. so it was middle of the recession then, 18% interest rates i think is what we paid when we opened. it's not really a new thing for us. where do you save money? everybody looks at the same things. you just go through everything that you're doing and look for inefficiencies and ways to make money. i think the biggest thing to me is that people don't do -- we're open book finance. that means the staff are all involved in running the numbers. and really a lot of the best ideas and the decisions are involving them. and i think there's a tendency for people in leadership roles to re

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that i what they aris what we ae saying. doomsday scenario is something that would have to be done with. 2009 is different than the 1950's. keeping the original system in 2009, when people change their jobs 11 times. i think that we can do better. until we can do better in terms of affordability and choice and that there is something in between blowing the system up and saying the cannot improve it. that is what this does. i hope that my colleagues will vote for choice, both for competition, vote for principles that make the american economy work in every other half sphese. >> senator, i really appreciate your right here. yet come to me many times to get my assistance. -- you come to me many times. i really appreciate that. one thing that has struck me, if we look around the world at countries trying to address health-care reform, a lesson learnt is that almost every country has attempted to institute something, no country did so. every country realize that if they're going to get something that works, they have to build upo

you know that aries rocket we've been trying to get off the ground. their chief weather officer is something we're tapping into. let's go to you. see anything change in the last half hour? pretty much the same thing? >> the problem earlier was low clouds. number two was upper level winds were not conducive. the upper level winds won't change but the low clouds are in and out. if they find a hole hopefully they'll shoot it up. i want to see them light that puppy up. >>> remember the 13-year-old boy with cancer whose parents refused traditional medical treatments? you'll hear how he's doing after chemotherapy and what a judge says he'll do if the boy continues his treatment. >>> fan is short for fanatic. not even a broken him kept this woman from her team, and now her dedication is being rewarded. >>> a 7-year-old florida girl whose body was found in a landfill will be laid to respects. hundreds paid respects last night. her funeral was about to start in 20 minminutes. we're watching people arrive. here's a look at live pictures. her funeral by the way

overseeing the 787 billion-dollar bank bailout saying the government misled you la financial forms.e arie's told usk this. >> these are healthy institutions and they is taken this step for the good of the u.s. economy. shepard: of course, we later learned that many of the banks were anything but healthy as paulison claimed. banks such as citigroup and bank of america which took billions of our tax dollars. peter varnes live at the business desk. what have we learned about the man overseeing the bailout. >> shepard, in this new report, the inspect general of the bailout neil barow ski charged with making misleading statements. he accuses paulison of saying the banks were healthy as you heard there when, in fact, some were in deep trouble, even on the verge of failure. brof ski says contemporary reports and staples to him indicate there were concerns about the health of several institutions at that time. >> what's the treasury department saying tonight? >> well, the treasury spokesperson said in a statement today, quote: we believe the actions taken last fall by the previous administration

kept people around 12 months out of the year, i said, i want them to have a health care package, ary re-tirmente plan a vacation plan. that's all fine when you pay the payroll but when the government interferes, for example, the unemployment tax. if they would offer unemployment benefits and sometimes they gave unemployment benefits to somebody who just didn't want to work. but it was sometimes impossible for me to fight it. even though i had my rating at zero if you're not willing to fight it, many others would see it go up to 9%. they pay 9% of their payroll and unemployment because the government regulation had decided they knew better than the marketplace. then, i said the year-round work part of this, keep people working year round. the incentive is, if you're going to pay the unemployment at the top rate anyway, you might as well lay them off, so they become piecemeal workers rather than employees. then the government decided, you'll pay union scale and now you have people jockeying for position, undermining efficiencies and the federal government telling you how to run your bu

marianne silber aris in georgia. why can everyone get one of these doses? >> one reason everyone is not roll up their sleeves is because they are coming in the form of nasal spray. 600,000 were ordered for the whole country. no need to be divided among 21 states. the first shipments are small, and states had to decide where they wanted to start. here in georgia, they decided that it needed to go to two and four-year-old first because it is difficult to keep them germ- free. trace: they have trouble keeping their hands clean. you understand why they are stored in there. is there a danger level for people who are younger? >> i spoke to a health official, and he said, yes, and her then to keep their hands clean. -- encourage them to keep their hands clean. a lot of them are in day care settings, and they are in a high-risk group. they want to get them covered first. i spoke to an older woman who is expecting. she brought her two kids in here, but she was glad that she could do that. if you are pregnant, or have chronic medical conditions, you will have to wait

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the aries i gets tested later this month. >>> here's the amazing part about this, new research seems to show that if a woman loses a lot of weight before she gets pregnant, she can help her kids avoid becoming obese. scientists involved in the study say there could be a signal passed between mother and baby about calorie and fat intake. >>> a family has been missing for two weeks. you've got to hear where hunt hunters found the family's dog. >>> 15 minutings past the hour. a big search for a missing family is set for today. they were last seen two weeks ago in rural oklahoma. the family was look to go buy land in the area. authorities found their pickup truck about po miles from their home saturday. the family's small, hungry dog was in the truck. >> it didn't look to me like they got out and walked. it just looks like they got out and that was it. i mean, they didn't take their coats. it was cold that day, they didn't take their cell phones. of course, they didn't take their dog. >> now, the dog is okay in and out. authorities say the family disappeared in tough countryside. >>> a w

what do you think, ari? >> people love having the olympics here.s it more often than other countries. there's a lot of good reasons for that. it's a boost. >> a 16-year-old boy in chicago was beat to death in chicago and chicago loses was on the front page and "chicago sun-times" and chicago newspapers and we're putting our emphasis on the wrong thing. on the olympics instead of hate crimes and things going on in chicago right now. >> that's not obama's fault. it's what the newspapers right. it's what the newspapers write. if he had control over that -- >> we're emphasizing the wrong things in general in the media and politics. >> media loves sports. olympics is about sports. sports get a lot of coverage. >> for somebody like me that doesn't care about sports at all. i care about violence in chicago, violence, teens, on the street. i have a little sister more important to me than the olympics. >> i think it's personal attacks that people are getting frustrated with. it's not just rush limbaugh. we have a controversy because senator mccain called in