eight percent of current you have. a big number it's a trillion dollars that's over from here and then they sold that off they were got six percent of g.n.p. back in the taxpayers made up the other two percent there was some hidden tax fact of tax increases in that at that time they were the big banks of hidden ways. that we always have a market there's should be a good separation between the state doing its job and the various agencies the fed should be independent statistical collection agency should be independent and i would say the funny and. business sector should be. separated so america hasn't actually two thousand and eight bank and credit issues. in one thousand i believe was sixty we did not have credit cards they had to pass some special legislation and that and then the water and over time they become quite bored. you can get about six or ten of the introductory offers that free well interest rates and people just pull them over some of the real say was financed that way as long as the price of real say wa

in eight hundred forty the federal government did not bail out the states. and there is not a major disruption in real in the output and employment they may go by in the fall and stay in the euro zone but the euro may just completely. collapse if not the advantage to having it seems to be more of a symbolic it's true that it's convenient for poorest women who feel tween the states and but countries that did not enter the euro. have done as well or better. than those that. did it didn't seem to be a big. positive benefit to. the members the ones that didn't join you know or sweden. denmark and the united kingdom one of the reasons why the euro has failed so just retired such a young age they're just not. and make promises to the citizens which you can honor that's bad and the course people get upset when. promises are not on the western europe has no choice except to reform and they have started to reform. the swedes effectively cut their tax rates they've privatizers saving system along the lines. of australia and this is an effective tax reduction. the abou

so our 11 trees should equal what's happening with the eight trees now. and there's no loss of enjoyment now. because there is lots of construction going on there. and by the time we're done, the trees will be up. so to the daily neighborhood pedestrian, there should be no impact at all if we remove these trees right now. >> are you comfortable agreeing to the specifications of the department? >> i believe what we have in our site permit is approved by the planning department is a 48-inch box tree. but i concur with carla that those 48 inch box trees should be able to achieve the same diameter and canopy as currently existing. >> ok. thanks. >> i'm not sure that's quite what she said. commissioners, two things first. one is it's interesting that they took the language out of the code about hazardous quite out of context with respect to what they're intending. one, and secondly, i'm not sure i'm in total agreement with them that that is the only staging process possible. those things said, however, i am supportive of a coherent and comprehensive statement

separated so america hasn't actually two thousand and eight bank and credit issues. in one thousand i believe was sixty we did not have a credit card they had to pass some special legislation and that and then the water and then over time they become quite important you can get about six or ten of the introductory offers that very low interest rates and people just pull them over some of the real say was finance way was long as the price of real state was going up these people did great. but things can't keep going up and that. only how much. to blame for the world economy is in on not sure why even we even need banks with enough fractional reserves why we need institutions that borrow from one group of people in very short term demand and lend a little bit longer. much longer. working on the problem of financial reform the us is going to have a financial crisis in the not too distant future the dodd frank bill was poorly designed but i want to be ready when the next crisis comes with a good system i've been fostering people to work on this problem of designing a bet

i worked eight months. these guys were exemplary. they took over an establishment that had a lot of problems. they came in from day one, they painted the building, there is transparency, they got a dynamite security plan. they made adjustments to the security plan to beef it up, to make it even more stellar. they turned a good plan into a great plan. the escort people to their cars. they bring in a type of clientele that is not problematic. there is no illicit behavior on that corner right now. when you have more eyes and ears on that area, you are going to have -- you will deter crime. i am asking you to adopt the conditions that were clearly vated -- vetted when they were and land use. this has been thoroughly vetted. as a courtesy to the police department, if they have an event, the men and they know they have an event on a certain night, lead -- the minute they know they have an event on a certain night, let the police know. the police have to do more with less. i have a lot of empathy for them. i think the fact that they are ope

the only eighty thousand jobs were added in the last in the month of june unemployment is still at eight point two percent and it's pretty clear why the republicans have filibustered the american jobs act which would have created two million jobs they threaten a debt default last year which which caused our our credit rating to go down which caused our borrowing costs to go up they have extracted austerity in other words lay off more people at every budget shutdown sucking money out of the economy they've cut food stamps unemployment insurance has been cut from ninety nine weeks down to seventy four weeks by the republicans all the best forms of stimulus according to moody's and republican governors in red states have laid off six hundred thousand public workers including just in the last year one hundred thirty thousand teachers so bottom line mark when republicans talk about bad economic numbers like mitt romney was doing today aren't they bragging well they're not bragging are they bragging they're drawing attention to something so you know in a way they are bragging that that's the o

way of an elk out on only three defeats he holds the w v eight my b.f. and w b o heavyweight titles. and in football champions league legend clarence seedorf has been given a ruptures welcome at his new club to forgo in brazil more than seventeen thousand fans greeted the former neverland's midfielder as the thirty eight year old descended upon blocks of progress home arena in region a row is a dork signed a two year deal with the side last week and promised to help them become a winning team the cyrano born dutchman truly has the gold and such about him he won four champions league titles and is the only one to do so with three different clubs after spells at real madrid and ac milan. now it was a long way come in but german goal for marcel cme has won the french open by a single stroke to end his eight year title droughts on the european sore it was actually seems only second korea victory as the thirty one year old court of the final round of four under sixty seven. finished a single shot at head of suburban for jessica molinari they'd sat in recovere

energy market is a downward trend although over the years of the economic turmoil two thousand and eight two thousand and nine and the following years we have seen oil prices pretty high what do you make of the downward trend today it's quite remarkable because just three months ago or oil was almost one hundred thirty dollars a barrel and people said it was going to go to one hundred fifty and now it's been on this downward trend that has in a sense taken people by surprise and i think what it reflects is the reality of supply and demand in the market how it's changed and also what is really quite remarkable exclaimed of relaxation almost or a calm about these very powerful sanctions that go into place on a rainy and oil because i think right now the kind of sense in the market is that there is alternative supply that will replace the iranian oil this embargo on imports of from iran is coming in at a very difficult time for europe we've got the european debt crisis which is looming and there's basically no light at the end of the tunnel so far. do you think europe is doing this at a ver

to time to get back on after just forty three seconds a past that to a fellow john carlos and luke eight to keep up the loft with the visitors in front but half an hour later on to much pressure later sunday at a level if you. just before the interval you know bought a new super set debutantes the scene a try or a try to strike home or prove to you that we're not against his former club to want . one a late penalty here's a bit of such a one one draw at home to turn back ten minutes off to the end of all our. one of which the grocers like in front of a better surrogate hadn't called. to catch the check chairside were denied victory eight minutes from time as the bullets fired one hundred a year something in the penalty area. and power whiteford luis come out here though made it one one i missed. while the one moment made the fix just for the i think we tenders this monday night twice former champions robin got to present. time to us where champions league winners chelsea selby's a late one one draw in a friendly against big spending paris and you're not in new york and the knife which th

radioactive disintegration per second so eight million back corrals is eight million radioactive disintegrations per second in this particular case it's radioactive cesium which is a human muscle seeker self that gets out in the environment gets in the food supply you eat it it goes to muscle tissue it causes health damage so. a millions i guess sounds like a lot i mean is that does that pose a threat though i mean you said if it gets in someone's muscle tissue will it get into someone's muscle tissue at that rate it is a lot as an hourly account you know this is still a major radioactivity release going on but you have to add that eight million back or elles per hour to the forty quadrillion back or els of radioactive isotopes that tokyo electric admitted to a few months ago and as tom and i have talked about in the past they keep doubling their estimates of how much radioactivity has gotten out since march eleventh two thousand and eleven right so we've got sort of got this like i mean any idea where what's behind this leak i mean do they have any clue where this leak is coming from well ironi

eight billion dollars which j.p. morgan had transferred one hundred thirty eight billion dollars into lehman's coffers so that lehmann could see oer do trades this hundred this hundred thirty eight billion the j.p. morgan advanced to two lehmann after lehman had collapsed in my view there's a direct line from that to j.p. morgan suddenly. having an injection of eight billion dollars worth of less than one year. swap derivatives added to their book in the first quarter of two thousand and nine i mean that this this is so this is so blatantly obvious to me what has occurred there i mean j.p. morgan was in the hole wanted to be in the market j.p. morgan didn't want the notoriety of being in the market so j.p. morgan pre-prepared made the collateral that that lehmann was going to need to to to produce the trades that j.p. morgan needed to do and you know what and i should back off a little bit because when i talking about j.p. morgan j.p. morgan strapping on a trillion dollars worth of less than one year swaps isn't j.p.

joe rigby earned eight point eight million dollars go top officers earned more than twenty two million dollars and during that same period pepco reported eight hundred and eighty two million dollars in profits meanwhile they paid no federal or state income taxes and they received eight hundred and seventeen million dollars in tax refunds but like i said that's just one company over all our government is failing us when it comes to infrastructure spending and they're letting the utility companies get away with cutting costs on employees which said makes the rest of us less prepared for situations like this and yet they get to increase their profits so today's transportation bill was a step but it's not enough and of course there's a whole element of how much more money we're spending on infrastructure in some of our nation building experiments like iraq so this week in particular this example is just so in your face it is just so obvious and yet still when the cable networks are spending every hour all day today talking about the jobs report for the month of june this somehow doesn't po

activists claim up to eight hundred thousand people have been killed bronson began sixteen. you're honest in ways around ten pounds we have no way of telling if these remains or others like them were even counted at all. bab amr used to be home to one hundred thousand people now we're driving through ghost area people have left military almost the only human beings left in this area this is he can see behind me the city cemetery almost untouched actually while the rest of the city looks completely like the cemetery buildings schools mosques all in ruins and no sign of life while many signs of this is one of the tallest buildings in the area and we can see from this balcony two completely different pictures two completely different realities look they're beautiful calm pictures peaceful city while over there well we can see war homes the opposition hotbed has always been at the heart of the uprising against president assad is a real job amr if you could have been the epicenter of the clashes between the rebels and the army since it's been shelled heavily now so you can see it

to have to wait eight days or eight months or eight years of vicious sitting with the researcher yesterday talking about a research project we're working on and i said to her and the largest frustration and i recognize this as my biggest problem is how long it takes for things to happen in terms of learning and knowledge and research the same thing for creating a truck the reporters are impatient to expect to get some things done quickly. but is anybody ever get turned away? >>> we don't turn anybody away but the system sometimes does the system and the terms of the its entirety because cannot justly with people with the diagnosis for dealing with people who don't have insurance and people who sometimes don't have papers who sometimes don't go until the last and and they have a that mortality issue because it's too late. or they start treatment and they lose their jobs they didn't have insurance with their jobs anyway said their religious barely getting along so they become homeless. with the with that list that are homeless and issues where there's domestic abuse and things become dysfunc

an hour early one thousand eight hundred twenty three dollars and it's also don't forget marco rubio his hourly fund raising haul equals to one thousand eight hundred twelve now even the least prolific senate fundraiser mike lee he raised one hundred forty three dollars an hour which is two hundred eighty six thousand dollars on an annual basis that's a lot of money so let's move on to the house here tea party favorite michele bachmann she topped the list raising the equivalent of three thousand three hundred and ninety one dollars per hour speaker john boehner raised two thousand four hundred forty nine allen west took in one thousand six hundred and thirty six and house majority leader eric cantor one thousand four hundred eighty nine and let's not forget about joe wilson he's a south carolina representative who accused obama of lying during the state of the union in two thousand and ten and he reaped a windfall last election taking in one thousand one hundred and eighty five dollars per hour now the sad thing is that the weakest fundraiser in the house his name is joe potts he sti

that's the chechnyans side were denied victory eight minutes from time as the baluch found one hundred percent the ideal sit in the penalty area and hard white forward luis come by zero made it the wrong one and this england. i mean watch obviously when a chelsea salvaged a late one one drawing a friendly against big spending paris and you're not in the first ever football match to be played at the new yankee stadium in new york yesterday have been grabbing the headlines with aguilar to pre-season spending see defended by coach call the wind chill to. tory chair the hike no one in football and europe be out there spend money you have to do investment and. jazzy made this him and this investment that he has a goal and they out at the top but he's a man started last year and they want to be quickly. go to that. they are beyond football. psyching now and bradley wiggins won't be celebrating his tour de france victory instead turning his focus to the london olympics are to becoming the first ever briton to win the world's greatest road race on sunday the thirty two year old finished ahead

under par sixty eight so he's never come close to winning at the g eight sorts i'd sold but is definitely in the hunt this weekend. while at the french open they've been howel and anders hansen are the ones to catch they are a one shot lead after the penultimate around in paris how will from england get a brilliant shot there on the sixteenth setting him up for a birdie while denmark's hansen missed a chance to grab a outright lead after a couple of played bogeys they're both on six overall just to show back a south african george could see who had the shot all could say getting a three wood on this approach which set him up for birdie on the ninth. now becoming a professional skateboarder is a dream being chased by a growing number of youngsters here in russia so much so that sal and finding concepts called local hero has been held in moscow and is just the first in a series of events to be held across russia but south of his war. with skateparks popping up all over the country the number of skateboarders are increasing dramatically however there are still very few professionals among th

home for an on the murray is currently seeking to become the first britain since one hundred thirty eight to reach that man is the side of the scots play got off to an absolute liar against who will spread song taking the opening two sets and it's lightning fast the scores are changing at the moment it is tsongas who is five two currently in the third in the women's singles final lineup became known on thursday evening four time former champion serina williams on like nascar advance gets set the doable on s w nineteen williams reaching her seventh aside at the all england club courtesy of a six three seven six win over victoria azarenka a no. break in the first set putting her firmly in control the american service game proving to be a stretch too far for these truly an open champion delivering a record twenty four aces during the match the second set of clothes for a first but it was thirteen time grand slam winner williams became the tie breaker for a shot title number five in la. williams' opponent in some of the decider will be. who sets become poland's first grand slam final less tha

i live in district eight. i am speaking in support of keeping the sunny side as i have been doing. people in district eight have worked long and hard from the beginning to help save it from destruction. and some of us who are friends of the conservatory have worked many hours recently as the last three years photographing the plants and making plant lists for it, that sort of thing. it really would be lovely if you could find a way to do that. once upon a time when back earlier in this process the population was nicely balanced between the two, between the district sene and district eight i realized district eight has bulged out on the top and now it has been shrunken on the bottom, i find this some what problematic and i do indeed wish there was some way for you to find the ability to include the sunny side conservatory in glen park. which is an area of strong support. just because the name is not the same as the sunny side conservatory does not mean that the association does not support the sunny side conservatory. i believe that's about it. i have been beating the same drum for

have seen quite a few countries give up on nuclear energy for example germany has already closed down eight reactors and is planning to shut them all down by two thousand and twenty two do you think this marks a fundamental shift in a global nuclear industry which of course now is up for you which is one year ago we were pessimistic expecting the number of contracts and the industry in general to reduce by half over the past year the global nuclear energy market has shrunk by as little as ten percent not more what accounts for the reduction is european dynamics germany in particular and japan suspension of its nuclear activities in the aftermath of many countries launched a new nuclear programs instead of shrinking the ones they already had this mostly relates to the developing world but for the first time in many years the countries that have issued licenses to build new nuclear facilities including us which lasted some two decades ago there was also the u.k. which are very conservative and cautious in terms of security they still endorsed a program to build up to twenty nuclear facilities

layoffs in front is the symbol of the industry is planning to close one of its blonds and force over eight thousand people out to work. so the layoff plan is a blow to the french president francois hollande who's struggling to get the economy back on the french advertising group says a long day is likely to disappoint his people as he made election promises he simply can't fulfill and he outlines this and other p.r. flaws by politicians in an interview with that's coming up next. well today we're joined by jacks again he's a renowned name in advertising he's an author of numerous books on the industry and he's also been involved in a number of high profile political campaigns in france and abroad thank you very much for joining us today the first question is you know behind every great political or business leader today lies a skilled practitioner or a spin doctor and you've been instrumental in a number of political campaigns you've advised there fast there are he's the last socialist president before it was elected that did necessarily share the same world views or values of those you ad

having an injection of eight billion dollars worth of less than one year. swap derivatives added to their book in the first quarter of two thousand and nine i mean that this this is so this is so blatantly obvious to me what has occurred there i mean j.p. morgan was in the hole wanted to be in the market j.p. morgan didn't want the notoriety of being in the market so j.p. morgan creek prepaid the collateral that that lehmann was going to need to to to produce the trades that j.p. morgan needed to do and you know what and i should back off a little bit because when i talking about j.p. morgan j.p. morgan strapping on a trillion dollars worth of less than one year swaps isn't j.p. morgan to begin with because the orders are coming from the u.s. treasury specifically the exchange stabilization fund which is which is a secretive arm of the u.s. treasury which doesn't which doesn't answer to anyone which is beyond any oversight and and these these orders are being brokered through the new york federal reserve trading desk and. and there and there being basically

in the of the hurricane we've gone through the leading edge of the hurricane and two thousand and eight two thousand and nine we're in the eye of the storm right now and we're going to come up the other end and it's going to be much more serious last much longer than what we saw and be different than what we saw in two thousand and eight. reason that we're in the eye of the storm is because these governments not just the united states government the governments all over the world created trillions of currency want to paper the sore but it's temporary. so as far as what you're what you're talking about and you've said we've entered something before it called the greater depression in your in your name in two thousand and seven kind of as this pivotal year two thousand and eight and nine as the years following that where where things are really bad now we're in the eye of the storm you say we're going to come out of it but it's going to be difficult so what does this look like do we see another two thousand and eight repeat. well i think the one thing that you can be you can actually plan

coming up in this half hour right now there are drug conditions in sixty percent of the lower forty eight states as scorching temperatures continue to kill off more and more crops each day how are these drought conditions affecting the nation's food prices and our extreme weather conditions here to stay also forget maps books the expensive g.p.s. systems turns out we could be saving a lot of money using our brains for directions instead what this new research suggests about the possibility of a neurological g.p.s. system in humans and it's one of the daily take justice antonin scalia is out of touch with society out of touch with the founding principles of this nation and out of touch with judicial ethics is the time he was tossed out of the chamber. in the best of the rest of the news this is average every culture secretary tom vilsack apparently he gets on his knees every day and prays for rain at least what he told white house reporters on wednesday acknowledging that our nation is now in the worst drought in more than fifty years and scorching hot weather is killing agricultural crops

a pound lighter on average than those who stopped work between six and eight months.esearchers report, the effect of continuing to work during the late stages of pregnancy was equal to that of smoking while pregnant. past research has shown babies with low birth weights are at higher risk of poor health and slow development. lunchbreak is next. the folks from seasons 52 are here... we're making cedar plank roasted salmon and a tomato and avocado salad!

in san as eight clematis cbs five.ends involved in deals with reality show challenge found themselves facing a real-life drama. you take into the custody by armed guards and russia the matter from folsom and they're taking part in the reality tv show called dangerous waters the show follows a group of jet skiers from alaska to russia of they had planned to spend 65 days unless the but they ran into trouble on day five that's when the russian authorities to them into custody even though they had these says in sacramento just heard from other men's wives and she says the men had just been released and their parent papers are in order it although it is unclear whether or detained. and they were asking a lot of questions. is going to come home. the crew member told his wife and i expect this year lease for at least another day. it twists in the natalie wood case the late actress is cause of death has been changed now from accidents to undetermined to detectives tell and tim the web site teams the that vrieses found the bod

signed off faced with a challenge of bringing home the first olympic goal since ninety eight. the courts . the women of the soviet union were well used to dominating competition at the net winning for gold from one nine hundred sixty eight to nine hundred eighty eight but they've been deprived of the best spot on the podium since then unable to rise above second place in one thousand nine hundred to two thousand and two thousand and four the team finished outside the top four in the ensuing two thousand and eight games in beijing this year russia fielding one of the veteran teams in the games with an average age of twenty eight six players on the team also participated in peter greece or in china the squad also monk is the most physically imposing the seven players measuring taller than one hundred ninety centimeters cuba are sure to be amongst russia's main rivals the country taking the baton from the soviet union by winning it all in barcelona atlanta and sydney two time gold medalist china and the star studded two thousand and eight winners brazil could also prove troubleso

in france the symbol of the industry pay show is planning to close one of its blonds on fools over eight thousand people out of work. self-defense or just violence next to explore the controversial subject of gun ownership in the us where thousands of people die every year in shootings. all. past. the hour a terrible incident unfolding on the campus of virginia tech university in blacksburg virginia that's a couple of hours south of washington d.c. at least twenty people have been killed in at least two separate shooting incidents there is still a lot of activity there are still officers up above crouched high trees busy enough police out there weapons drawn. going through the campus business but it's been like all maureen very chaotic very rushed through the thirty three people killed here at virginia tech including the gunman this is the worst campus massacre in united states history but of course it isn't the first it's almost eight years to the day since the columbine massacre. have been able to confirm the identity of the gunman the response the person is cho started with. the gunma