certainlyly, there have been plenty of clashes. these haven't been necesarily peaceful protests. there's a lot of anger. some of that white smoke and tier gas have been used. these protests keep in. we'll try to get more of this as we go through the program. how can the thousands of gallons of crude oil flowing into the gulf of mexico be stopped. as the slick edges towards the coast of louisiana, they are constructing a giant ire funnel lowered to the sea floor. depths of 5,000 below sea level. explaining how this will work. we need you to use your imagineation you can probably see that oil coming out there. as you can see, the pools of oil here. >> what they are using, we are at the deep depth here. as it goes down sinking no the settlement and seals around the leak >> coming up slowly. been coming up through. that will catch about 90% of the oil. that means this it brings time to relieve the pressure. that will take a few moments. technology looks simple. bare in mind we are dealing with something that's not just in this area or in the north sea. we are dealing with something t

. >> certainlyly an improving economy helps the small business environment.re starting to see that happen. businesses are buying from other businesses sch is ab important step. the enhancements you made to the guarantee and fee reduction changes. >> you hear a lot of that too in montana. we've identified two dozens and ended up making it for difficult with the needs. that's our frustration with this tax. think of all of these not made with a $9 million tax capitol. i think there's many things. investors are likely to take losses. these stocks are widely held. i was shocked to know that in the day that this was announced by the administration, the largest of banks lost $18 billion in capitol. that's the first impact. it will affect personnel. it mean staff layoff in these banks. >> thank you. you have all been very, very helpful >> the british election is may 6, c-span is covering the leaders, issues and prospects. >> it is absolutely loved here. the fact that if you are dangerously sick, someone will look after you and you don't have to pay the bills, that is

guest: i'm certainlyly not a fan of his being a conspiracy guy. for those of us living in boston.rom scott brown, there was a 48% swing of people in massachusetts without college degrees who voted for obama in 2008. the tea party is a classic example of what happens. it's right wing populism. somebody has to take the lead. for now, tea parties are filling that vacuum. >> i don't know how we are going to get all these people become to work. there's not enough work around for everybody. the only people that are working are in the government. to try to get the government to do some work. they don't seem to be able to accomplish much. they shift points and point fingers to try to get elected again. host: how do you get the jobless numbers down? guest: it was the war. they are mostly right. 1940's, unemployment rate almost 14%. how did that happen? a lot of people went into uniform. 10 million other people went to work because of all the stim luss they are spending. universal broad bant. renewable energy. good jobs in preschools. there's plenty of work. there's not the power to fund it

ask for advice from the congress or senate it may be the advice given to the nominee, which would certainlyly happen in my case. it's very important to recognize that one of those instances in which there is a dialogue among the two branches of the government. >> do you have any advice as elana go through process? >> no. there's a number of times i have known the nominees. we do not contact them, when you think of them as a good friend. we have no contact with the justice if and when there's a confirmation, we call within the next 10 minutes. how does the court dynamic change when someone leaves or a new justice comes in. i know we are losing justice stephens. >> you've tried jury cases, you replace one american, it's a different group. it will be a new court. in the court because of his experience and personality, we are a very happy court. i'm sure we will miss john stevens. one of the most brilliant lawyers. he and i both tried cases and both missed the practice of law. [applause] >> if she is confirmed, the first time it is not a protestant member. is that interesting? >> it's not for me