astounded me. i wrote a letter to usda, saying that it was the worst thing i'd ever seen in pennsylvania and that if they could award funding, that they do so. and they did. they did. over $15 million, grant and loan, for that project. mcmillen: and it took years to get funding. what kept this project going was the steadfastness of the community -- they knew they needed sewage, and they just kept plugging along till we got through every issue that came up. the project will consist of 44 miles of line that we're going to put in, and a treatment plant. it will permanently eliminate the problem, the health hazards. i anticipate a definite regrowth in herminie, and it will be a good thing for everybody. zdravecky: maybe it won't help me too much because i'm an old lady, but whoever comes along after me will get the benefit. schwartz: there's nothing isolated about the herminie situation. it's a very common problem. it's a town that was built before current standards. this is not backwoods rural america

just the difference between the web and who made it actually excellence just kind of astounds me pretty astounding leave you with that if that's all we have time for thank you so much for watching don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren lyster you can give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash capital i count from everyone here thank you so much for watching come back tomorrow we will talk to paul craig roberts and until then go check out our web site give us a comment and have a great night. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . used to get the maximum political impact possible. before the source material is born hopes if journalism honest we. know. we want to tip is it. something else. good. morning news today violence is once again flared up. saying these are the images world world has been seeing from the streets of canada . trying to hope for asians to rule today. look.

i just got the difference between the legs vote and who made it actually angelus just kind of astounds me yeah pretty astounding to leave you with that if that's all we have time for thinking so much for watching don't forget to follow me on twitter at warren lester you can give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash capital account and everyone here thank you so much for watching come back tomorrow we will talk to paul craig roberts and until then go to our web site give us a comment and have a great night. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry mark it was a big. mission . critical you should treat. your charges read the richmond three. three stooges three. old free born to live video for your media project free media gogarty dot com. culture is that so much different it is a huge decision.

it astounds me that president obama would attack the budget of a courageous congressman when he has doneof fiscal disaster. he is upset with someone else proposing a very responsible bold budget. i think that both paul ryan and mitt romney are there together in wisconsin and they both are working to make certain that we turn this country around and the only possible way to do that's to come up with a budget that is responsible and addresses the fact that we can no longer spend so recklessly. >> mitt romney responded a little bit. here is what he said on the radio show. >> it's a disingenuous fear mongered approach which i understand it is going to catch a lot of attention but as people dig in a little deeper i thurge they are going to understand that this is president obama being president obama whichser finding a way to deflect blame. >> is he deflecting blame? >> no. it is campaigning. i advise the proobama superpac. that means i never talk to the campaign or the white house. i want to see the president reelected so i loved that speech. the republicans god bless them with this bromanse

it kind of astounds me that cyril wecht would say that when that's kind of the purpose of the company >> that's what they said. >> mm-hmm. that's what i was told. >> that it was for expert testimony. >> mm-hmm. i was told that... >> who told you? >> it would have been dr. o'block himself. said that the intention was to certify these individuals to be experts, to show them as experts in their field, so that they may testify in court. >> dr. wecht says-- and his name is on their diplomas-- that this certification will contribute to your credibility and your testimony. but it doesn't say that you are an expert. >> but the judges use it to be... to make you an expert. the juries use you to make an expert. so that's a fallacy. >> so why would dr. wecht say, "these are just for people to put up on their wall, it doesn't mean that they're really experts"? >> if that's the case, then there should be a memo from that organization that goes out to all the judges saying, "don't consider this certification when you consider whether this person should testify in a particular area." and unless that

that's what astounds me. hear from the left we need to learn from what we're seeing in greece and spain and portugal and the uk and i think, wow, they're going to talk about ramping up the credit card too much, running up the credit card and overspending and too much of a social safety net but they aren't. they're talking about the austerity. there's no money left for some of these countries. if run up a credit card for 50 grand, the bank is not going to give you another line for 50, right? are you as worried about austerity? if bewee let the bush tax cuts end and we come boone it with all these other things that are ant testify stimulative, that's tough for the economy to withstand, isn't it? >> yes,joe, if they expire permanently. if you say to yourself all of those tax cuts are going to expire at the end of this year and none of them are going to be renewed, that will be a pretty big blow to gdp. i've seen estimate of 3 to 3.5% reduction in run rates on gdp if that were allowed to happen. i don't believe t

me. i was astounded that a human being had been able to marshal all of those forces to tell a story that , a kid from west virginia, and i understood this very exotic setting. i understood what was at stake for him. i understood that he was compromised, that he was not simple in any way. he was not a hollywood hero, and the majesty of its lifted me out of the seat, and yet the details of what his life was like, i thought, oh, my god, movies can do everything. and i thought that is what i wanted to do, try to make those movies. tavis: do you think movies can still do anything? >> oh, yes. a great movie could have started today or just wrapped yesterday. we do not know what is coming down the line. the system has gotten different, but nobody said it would be easy. nothing good is easy. but yet, greg feliz will be made this year and next year and hopefully forever. tavis: and you are not going to stop anytime soon, i take it. >> no, not if i can help it. tavis: the new film is called ""darling companion," starring kevin kline and diane keaton. glad to have you here. that is our show for toni

recent "new york times" poll asking americans who understands their needs and problems, it was, to me, astounding. president obama 55% said president obama. 31% said mitt romney. how does romney turn that around? >> i don't, as a practical matter, think he can. i think governor romney has locked himself into so many positions that are conservative like the endorsement of the ryan budget. and in one sense, the campaign guy is right. there is a reset and you start anew. but the great david axelrod will not let romney forget what he said in this campaign. i think it would take a significant event for the president to lose. having said that, it doesn't mean that democrats can be complacent. we will have to be on our toes, we want to win back the congress, and there is plenty of fight ahead. i think they're locked in and it was a huge mistake. >> i agree and the in your opinions say that, but i don't take granted for granted. >> absolutely. >> thank you for your time tonight. ahead, willard is trying to erase his policies on women. sorry, that won't happen. plus, what a long, strange trip it's been. w

enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called chores doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live. on these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact piece or all of our party. rated imagery there you are going to see you again i know you've got the business news are more data coming in around the world are pointing to an economic slowdown you're just a fountain of positive news today. it is a slow day but we've just had consumer growth consumer spending growth slowing down in the united states on the other hand incomes have gone up point four percent so really a mixed. feeling on that data over in europe we are seeing however a negative picture on the back of g.d.p. data coming in with a slow down zero point three percent growth in the first quarter compared to the previous quarter sun and poor's also has downgraded sixteen banks and therefore using the four c. and the dax in negative territory but not so much it seems investors a

me to do the things most people take for granted. those doing the laundry who can moreover if this made it possible for us to go out. this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leading us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of. this time out here across to the world of business with moreno who's got the latest for us as always now hi there marina so we're hearing that there is a big deal for russia's energy sector tell us more there that's right actually it's a deal worth six hundred and twenty five million dollars and one of the biggest investments right now the country's direct investment fund along with a three partners have bought a quarter of the power generator and five and now one of the members agency fund is in fact launching vessel from the middle east and we spoke to the and he explained to us the impact of this company's contribution. they are investing one hundred seventy five million in what is one of the largest investment by some middle eastern investor in russia so really a ver

enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called jaws doing the laundry cooking moreover this made it possible for us to go out to. these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact piece or all of a party. that's a cross over how to dmitri here standing by the artist because they're scared to me to get to see anything positive to remark over that i'm as you've been hearing for the past hour now well there's one company barnes and noble the bookseller which is up more than sixty percent in american trading and that's on the back of a microsoft investing three hundred million dollars and book business and that's really no way says and this desert that we're seeing right now with the dow jones and nasdaq declining around half a percent on the back of slowing consumer spending growth phase over in europe we've also had a batch of negative first spain's g.d.p. moving into recession down point three percent on the. previous quarter and standard and poor's also downgra

enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted it was called jaws doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out. on these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of a party. are thought out to a cross over to marina who is standing by the r.t. go for the markets for us summer in the last hour you made a prediction about the dax well you're right that a slip into the red. was completely wrong rory for once i have to say i like this for the actions ever come out right not first time but then i get i am sure that and not give it an hour or two and or definitely slip into negative territory but for now it is still adding a point or one of five let's take a look at the latest figures for you that's surprising actually because we're going to spring on the negative they're coming from spain as we were reporting earlier spain's first quarter g.d.p. drop point three percent or so and downgraded sixteen spanish banks are not. a lot of positive

enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted because culture was doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live. on these would be astounding progress for people like me . it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. straight into the arctic business as we have to retreat good to see you today i understand there are slow day despite a negative feel on the markets that is true in russia actually it's a day off so no trading is going on here but otherwise what we're seeing right now is a slow movement towards the red zone this is because of course in your. we have seen a batch of negative dates where we've seen gross domestic product in spain and go down the first quarter by point three percent compared to the previous quarter also was downgraded its outlook for sixteen banks and this is why we're seeing both of the and the dax go down within half a percent. on the commodities markets we're also seeing pretty similar movements around the world just more than half a dollar pe

people like me to do the things most people take for granted because called joe was doing the laundry moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. probably but when the summer make new stories for you in about six minutes from now in the meantime let's cross the street there is a business desk for the latest from the world of finance now monday sessions drawing to an end has it all looking this well it's been a pretty quiet session especially here in russia where it's a day off in the us it's looking pretty negative this hour although moderately they're good if you can see that the nasdaq down around half a percent this is on the back of slowing down consumer spending growth although we have seen incomes grow by point four percent in the previous month also investors are worried about what's going on in spain where g.d.p. has declined by point three percent so basically the country is moving. over into a

enable people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called jones doing the laundry moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all other party. check in with marina has a study by the art that's got them really good to see you any positive news for us today barbara good to see you as well walter there's a public holiday for some markets around the world saw some of them are closed which of course always has an effect on the one store trader because there isn't that much activity now let's take a look at europe which is trading today now despite the fact that we've seen reported news from spain the negative they are coming out there the first quarter g.d.p. drop point three percent also as you said s. and downgraded sixteen spanish banks which had some effect on european investors but not as much although we can see that that is now minimizing the earlier games on the. a prediction and say that i will an

people like me to do the things most people take for granted because whole chores doing the laundry cooking moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live. on these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. committees next with the business update i'll be back with a look at our headlines after that day which is with us after a short break stay with us wealthy british style that. is not on. the. markets why now scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on our. would be soon which right if you move. from violence to pressure these. stunts on t.v. don't come. i don't know welcome to the business update here on r.t. was me to meet him at that anchor we first look at what's going on the u.s. markets they are slightly down within half a percent as you can see there but there's one stock which is doing remarkably well and that bonds are no rules and it's up more than sixty percent so on the back of microsoft investing three hundred

people like me to do the things most people take for granted was called jaws doing the laundry cooking moreover this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact piece or all of a party. the right time to tag the latest business is marina's there for us sell marina to russians made it to the u.k. is ritualised of working it out that's right marina and that's the funny thing actually because the men who made it to the top three of the less were all born in other countries not the u.k. and they make most of their fortunes and emerging economies now the us which was published by the sunday times of course as i said has two russian tycoons which made it to the top two positions and the top three in fact and the second richest person in the country is alledged that it was smart enough and he is also a shareholder of facebook and his fortune is worth around twelve billion pounds the man you're seeing right now on your screen is a rom on a mortgage a

people like me to do the things most people take for granted household chores doing the laundry cooking moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all over r.t. . and it's time now to take a look what's happening in the world of business where pricing arena hello there maria so i know that some markets are closed today because of the public holidays but the hang saturdays are still trading so how's it going there. yes that's right in fact it's going quite well mainly boost the earnings as well as a strong performance on wall street financial stocks are leading the gains there now if we take a look at the picture and look at the asian markets will see that the hang sang as adding over one percent this hour there we go point three there when it comes to the nikkei you see in the closing picture from friday because it is a public holiday there so it's in tokyo markets are closed and basically on friday it was pretty much a tr

moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. our crossing to the world of this is where marina is the way i read a hello there and when l. that europe is now open for trading so was a good start to the session or not. were now what was actually a positive side to the trading session not surprising given the fact that we've got some nuggets of data coming from spain first of all we know that the first quarter g.d.p. is down two point three percent and also as somebody took some negative action against sixteen spanish banks lowering the credit rating as you can see from the pictures there it's a foot seas out in just the german dax is already out in point is six per cent this hour so they're really have much of an the fact they're on investors moving on to asia markets are closed for public holiday today so what you see with the nikke

moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own this would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. go through any other world of business whether marina has got the latest so or a as out with our in our things europe started trading so are the numbers still positive there. higher in the well actually no they're not they're mix the sour the footsie has slipped into negative territory but i shouldn't come as a surprise because we did get some negative data from spain basically its first quarter g.d.p. drop point three percent from the previous one and also ratings agency standard and poor's gave a negative outlook on sixteen spanish banks lowering their credit rating in fact as you can see there that is the lot in point three percent so minimizing earlier gains there and the fourth seed lose in point one percent moving on to asia and markets are closed for public holidays so what you see

moreover if this made it possible for us to go out to live our own these would be astounding progress for people like me. it's hope the first fully automated robot bodies will be online by twenty forty five leaving us just over thirty years before we could see science fiction become science fact peter all of our party. so that brings us now to twenty five minutes past the hour to meet is next with the business news that will be after a short break. wealthy british scientists it's time to explain the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports. i don't well welcome to monday's final business update here in r.t. with me to meet you medvedev and go take a look at what's going on in the united states the only markets which are trading right now and they are limping to a negative ending of april's trade with the dow jones down point three percent nasdaq three quarters of a percent this is on the back of slowing consumer spending growth but on the other hand incomes are up and we're seeing barnes and noble up more than fifteen percent after an anno

to you. >> it was astounding to me >> ...the sort of origination of the subprime loans, the creation of the cdos-- that business is gone. all those credit default swaps... >> narrator: it would all come down to those credit default swaps. would they pay off as they were designed to do? >> we have known for generations that banks are susceptible to runs. banks can't function if everybody comes and wants their money at the same moment. >> ...merrill lynch, devastated by losses... >> lehman brothers and the fire sale of merrill lynch... >> narrator: this time it would be a run on an insurance company. aig was on the hook for $440 billion worth of credit default swaps. >> remember an insurance contract is only as good as the credit quality of the insurer. they have to pay you. and if they can't pay you for whatever reason, then this whole process of risk transfer breaks down. >> ...we need to stabilize this industry. it can spread throughout the economy; it could be a very, very dangerous... >> september 18 of 2008, when..

tell me about the really exciting and vibrant parts of technology and what it's enabling. i was astounded to learn that they are doing robotic surgeries. >> right. >> tell me about it. >> they have robots that they are using for prostate and other things. tumors of the tongue, gynecology is also using it. if you walk through the things you said, genomic screen, we're going to be able to match genetic factors to specific illnesses and when we do that, we're going to be able to give people precise medicines. they are sometimes calling it precision medicine. often many different factors will create situations which look a like. so there's not one schizophrenia or one high blood pressure or diabetes. if we can figure out what instance and what factors, we can match the drug to that. the robots i mentioned -- >> the radiology machines are unreal. >> they are great and they are getting greater. they are going to use simultaneously outside imaging and inside imaging so they can get a better look at your intestine and what the pathology is. >> a minute ago you mentioned some of the more invasive

astounding. >> rose: do you know what amazes me. >> still we are at the beginning. >> rose: we are at the beginning aren't we. >> yes, sure. >> rose: what amazes me too though that despite that is how really accurate some really smart people have been who had many of the tools we have today. >> oh yes. that is so true. >> rose: it is. >> if you go read one of the classic guys in the field sir charles sharington, he drives me crazy, you know. he said it. >> rose: that was in the 1890's. >> the wrong capacity of great thought of course that hasn't changed and yet these people weren't dealing with it. i often say that wouldn't it be fantastic if some of the great thinkers of the world had the data that a current high school teacher has. as they were progressing through their thoughts about something. it would would be fantastic. >> rose: it took you said 25 years to ask the right question to understand the interpretive module. >> i think that every scientist has that experience. that they are doing their experiments, they're seeing things, ratify it and everything. and then some day i didn't ask that

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