you look at our ads in the local newspapers or on the internet and it is cnc folks a people love math skills. our machines are metric and our architecture deals are in standard. we need intelligent employees. we have the college and the high school people who have technical services, but it just doesn't seem to happen. we struggle to find people like that. would you agree? hillary: i met young man and i don't know if he's out here. he went to the keene state college program to learn these skills. and that's what you need more of right? you need at the high school and college levels more programs that are related to the skills that employers actually need. what other job skills that you are trying to get? david: i think there's a place for humanities, but technical skills, the electricians plumbers -- those are the guys that we are looking for. hillary: i think we have to get back to encouraging more young people to see these as careers and then we have to have both more education base skill programs and employer-based go programs. -- skill programs. other training programs that about

i visited a community college in iowa last year that takes high school students and trains them on cnc. and then they are able to really be job prepared when they leave high school. which is amazing. they might graduate 30 or 40 a year, when the demand is much greater than that. i really approve of the president's proposal to try to make community college as free as possible. that would be a big help here in new hampshire, where it is so costly. the amount of tuition is so high, both in the two-year and the four-year schools, but that still will not help unless we provide more incentives for these people to go in trade. jim: if i had to switch jobs can -- switch jobs again for some reason, thank god i still have decent skills. as a drafter and designer, i learned how to use the computer on my own without any education. if i had more education, i might be able to do more. but to afford to go back to school, timewise as far as cost, it is always hard. with health care and all that, taking the little bits out of my pay, that there is not enough money for me to go back to school for me to

but again, in the local marketplace we are competing against a lot of different companies that need cnc operators. we might train someone for a year or two and then they would go somewhere else for a couple of dollars more. that is life, that is tough, but we would like to think that there could be a greater pool of technical -- technically skilled people. >> we are doing with manufacturing and we are -- so we need to give our costs low and we can only pay so much. secretary clinton: you have cost pressures plus skills pressures. you need to have more programs. we have backed off from what used to be called technical education, and i think that we made a mistake as we backed off thinking that it was going to be picked up by either businesses or community colleges, technical schools, and that the happen fast enough. it is starting to happen now. there are more places where you can get these kind of it and skills, we need to create a bigger pool of people in order to meet the needs that you are talking about. i visited a community college in i will last year that took high school students

a market analyst at cnc markets in london joins us live. jasper what does it mean, effectively, because china has slipped from the top slot of creditors, of u.s. debt. what does it mean. what does that tell us about the state of the chinese economy. >> well i think what this really reflects is the difference in direction between particularly the u.s. economy and, in fact the japanese economy. just because in the u.s. things are improving over there, we are looking towards a hike in interest rates, whereas in japan, the central bank of japan has a policy of growing government bonds, like the u.s. was doing. as a result interest rates in japan are low. so jap meself sabres are moving out of japan into the u.s. to organise a bigger growth rate. >> is this another indication of the u.s. weakening? >> yes, i think this fits into that broader picture that the chinese economy is slowing. we saw some particularly weak industrial production data this week. retail sales, implying that the manufacturing sector is showing, and consumption and demand wh

a market analyst at cnc in london and says this shows the strengthening of the u.s. economy. >> i think what this reflects is the differing in direction of the u.s. and japanese economy. just because in the u.s. things are improving over there, we are looking towards a hike in interest rates, whereas in japan, the central bank of japan has an agressive policy of buying government bonds, like the u.s. was doing. as a result, interest rates in japan are low. so japnese sabres are moving out of japan into the u.s. to organise a bigger growth rate. . >> things in china are weaker it looks like the federal reserve will raise interest rate. the people's bank of china is likely to engage in an aggressive easing policy pushing interest rates lower in china. as it stands interest rates in chine e are above 5% not the same as japan, for the chinese to blood to ubs and buy as many treasuries, i think that's why they are holding the money back not going after interest rates aggressively using it for their own economy. >> diplomacy lost, the u.n. envoy to yemen steps down as the

cnc for short, used to carve items. >> we'll get a nice silhouette of the sculpture and finish it inere. >> how long does it take for that thing to do what it is doing? >> it takes about three minutes. >> did he get you into this or did you get him into this? >> no. we came at different times. he started in venezuela and i started in appleton, wisconsin. >> we are proud to use all kind of technology. we use whatever is available for us. >> the best job, with the best tool, at the right time, for the right client. and they better be able to fork over some doe. >> they haven't cheap. our average ticket is $507. >> so your average ice sculpture? >> your sanch below zero -- your average below zero ice sculpture. >> so are you ready for some ice sculpting? >> yes, i am ready. >> are you ready? >> yep. >> an extension. >> so you just put the tip in first? >> yes. >> just a little bit. >> just the tip. >> beautiful. >> yep. >> what is holding that thing on there? >> can you see? not much. >> you would have a hard time, though, without putting the grooves in, right? >> for ten years, i carve

like this computerized numerical machine, cnc for short, used to carve precise designs. >> we're goingget our machine to give us a nice silhouette of this sculpture. and we'll finish it in here. >> how long does it take for that thing to do what it is doing? >> it takes about three minutes. >> okay. did he get you into this or did you get him into this? >> no. we started at separate times. he started in venezuela and i started in appleton, wisconsin. >> we are proud to use all kind of technology. we use whatever is available for us. >> the best job, with the best tool, at the right time, for the right client. >> exactly. >> and whoever that client is, they better be willing to fork over some real dough. >> these things airnt ain't cheap. >> they're expensive. our average particular is $750. >> so $750 gets you your average ice sculpture? >> your average "art below zero" sculpture. >> so are you ready for some chainsaw sculpting? >> yes, i am ready. >> ready? >> yeah. >> awesome. both hands. solid. feet on the ground. an extension of your arm. >> you just put the tip in first. >> yes. >

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. >> i had to look into a cnc program. that was in claremont next session. that was in the middle of winter. fortunately, i found this place and it worked out pretty well. hillary clinton: what are your hours of operation? >> we are 7:00 until 6:30, but we are always doing overtime. it is eight or nine hours. during the summer, we occasionally have skeleton crews on the second shift. the busy months are through july and august before school starts. hillary clinton: you have this equipment here. if you could get some kind of grant or other support from local government, state government, even community college or state colleges, and you could have a program at night. somebody could come in and say that we are going to designate whitney brothers as one of our training facilities. your expert employees would get some kind of wage bump. i just think we've got to be imagining outside of the old box on how we will have people of ages -- all ages have the opportunity. maybe there could be some cooperative approach that can make a difference. from my perspective you

. >> good afternoon, everybody, she just had a great visit with our students in the cnc lab, what we'rend tell about what you are and where you're from and all of that kind of stuff. let's start with you. >> i'm a senior at springville high school and i've been taking classes here for three years now and started when i was a sophomore. i'm currently in the into tech academy, meeting across the hall right now and biotech companion. i'll be graduating in may and upon graduating heading out to ind naps naval academy and major in systems engineering. >> great, good luck. >> thank you. >> my name is ellen and i'm currently a junior at monticello high school and i started taking classes my sophomore year and began taking an online class and i'm currently in arts and sciences academy. and by the time i graduate i'll have 48 credit hours done. >> really? >> year and a half. >> that's great. >> okay. >> i'm diane -- >> we're listening to everybody introduce themselves to hillary clinton right now and very interesting to hear that just the first person that spoke up a young man andrew attending h

we got brand-new cnc-orc poll numbers for you, data knowledge. first here's what they show. right in front of your eyes. she has an almost insurmountable lead 69%. the next is at 11% and remember that's the vice president right there that you are looking at. so let's bring in cnn editor of the daily beast mr. john avalon and cnn commentator and sirius xm host i said it with a pause also because i know it masses. so look if you will push this story early, everybody wants to get in. everybody wants to start di finding themself, the number is important. this is a stack of only in. what do you see in the numbers that jumps out on you? this is the vice president. >> look it's a reality check hillary's lead here. there is nothing like it in recorded political history that's not associated with an incumbent president. >> it is what it is. >> it's like an incumbent presidency's numbers except without all the damage done in the first-year mistakes and wounds from the act. it's unprecedented. it's kind of stunning. >> why didn't every other democrat mount a challenge? she has a wlok o