the whole world attic or a fully fledged crisis russia could be affected worse than most artie's darpa's go reports. this is the sperm horror two heads three tails or an inability to swim are becoming almost the norm for modern man's sperm. what used to be perceived as in fact till it is now very different twenty years ago two hundred million via both but the military with considered normal today fifteen million is enough a rubber stamp studies are not easy and have never been conducted in russia until now that is a gleam of was among the first on the divine more than half of his fellow governors didn't meet the world health organisation standards that our study revealed not only quantity but of quality changes among russian men as their sperm literally swim in a toxic soup the whole range of poisonous substances including lead cadmium and even mercury was found in their semen and that's not all. it's been noted recently that any kind of stress such as war terrorist attacks a polluted environment least a few of boys being born and more girls proving that the male chromosome is more vulne

demands in return for you have more data form of bailouts and according to william darpa and the key for the u.k. japan's party the use of social where the euro can only and disaster. for the greek people concerned here is to the single currency means higher taxes low gov expenditure and cuts in the standard of living and also for a and also even even for a country like germany in fact specifically a country like germany appears to the single currency means massive transfer payments paid to countries in southern europe and what's happening is that the germans are no longer putting up with it we shouldn't be where we are now and it is because of the fanaticism all of this european elite and we should look very carefully at what they have to say in the future these are all guilty and they are discredited and what is very worrying is that as my as my father used to say to me when i was a young man if you make a financial guarantee the make sure fire. financial guarantees is that they get caught and there is a limit to how much even a country like drooling can produce because a country l

we will have to make sure that all the research and technology that was developed for programs like darpa or over at nih, that that continues, for the next google or skype it's created. instead of buying in consuming things from other countries, we need to go back to what america has always done best, and that is building in manufacturing and selling goods around the world that are stamped with three words, "made in america." that is something that we can do. [applause] so we cannot just go back to an economy built on debt or outsourcing or risky financial in ventures that threaten the middle class. we need an economy that is built to last and built to compete. the economy where responsibility is rewarded and hard work pays off and everybody has a chance to get ahead, and that is what we are fighting for. that is what is at stake right now. that is why i need your help. i know times are tough right now and this has been a difficult three years for a lot of americans. when you look at what is going on in washington, it is easy to become cynical about the possibilities and prospects, but he

. >> let's not forget that darpa helped create the internet. >> thank you all. >> and herman cain made his own money, self-made man. >> thank you all three. >>> as we try to talk about who are the leaders that really will bring this country forward as everyone's looking for leadership, we wanted to talk to one. this is the mayor of san antonio, a rising star in the democratic party, one of the youngest mayors in the country. i had the honor of meeting you, mayor castro, down the san antonio not long ago. appreciate your taking the time to come on with us tonight. we know there's not a lot being done in washington. this big debate going on about the jobs bill. but the campaign season seems to be the key issue for many there. but just a few days ago, he referred to himself as the underdog. do you think he's still the underdog? >> it really does seem like president obama is the underdog right now. the conventional wisdom is that an incumbent president has a lot of advantages. i'm sure that's true. but i'm sure that he recognizes as well that with the economy the way that it is, that it's

a lot of that was funded by darpa. industrial firms took that research and ran with it to develop their own products, integrated their own intellectual property, and they were able to patent and put to use. that is one. it is hard sometimes to tell the role of federal funding, where it ends, and the role of industry, where it begins. in the biomedical area, a whole range of products. mri devices, a lot of those were developed in the industry. we would not call that fundamental research, but fundamental discoveries that went into the development of that. host: north carolina, john, a democrat. good morning. caller: i have two questions. with all of the people coming home from the war ending in iraq come there will be a lot more people, unemployed. a lot of research and development that was coming out of mass of and all of that -- nasa and all of that, this research and development was also applied to civilians, microsoft, and all sorts of other things. in other words, the first computer. i am 56, and when i was a kid th

the program that i find useful and there are other entities who sort of our tasked to do that like darpa, and in dealing with those companies that has been one of the biggest frustrations on how to start interface and began to get in. they would love to have an ombudsman or somebody that can be their champion. they look to the small business sort of fat cats to do that. as you know, some groups are better than others in terms of following that. it is a perpetual source of -- >> the would be something you'd recommend us to look out and somebody that is looking up for the smaller guy? there's an office said the dod that is supposed to do that and we are going to have them in front of us but i get the sense they don't have too many resources behind them to do that. >> there is, then again, the thing to be careful about is setting the small business set-aside which a understand is a part of the policy also has sometimes some of these unintended consequences. there are companies that have low of sticking with in that and don't want to graduate because once you graduate you are in the maelstro