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tuvo lugar una primera reunión entre unos 100 representantes de organizaciones civicas, religiosas, etcéteraia de seguridad, después de más de dos horas el presidente obama sorpresivamente llegó a hablarles. >>> fue importante que el presidente viniera y hablara con el grupo y dejara saber que él estaba envuelto. >>> es un paso positivo, queremos ver acciones concretas, una propuesta en el congreso, discursos públicos de parte de napolitano. >>> afirman que dejaron claro que la reforma es urgente. >>> estoy confiado basado en la reunión de hoy. >>> llegó el presidente obamatel congreso sobre el tema. >>> los participantesh@ aprecian la presencia del presidente. y dijo que van a continuar su empuje para hacer cumplir las h cumplir la ley. >>> esta reunión se organizó muy de repente, y qué creen que motivo esto, es un avance? oÑkp un plan de relaciones públicas? >>> maría elena, todos los participantes que hable estaban positivos, pero fue en reacción para calmar las criticas entre activistas y comunidades después de un discurso de la secretaria napolitana hablando de las actividades de las fu

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. >>> justo cuando le decía que le ibamos a poner lentejuelas, etcétera.s, lo único malo es que están compartiendo... >>> en un mismo piso? >>> no en diferentes. y lo más interesante es que están buscando crear grandes estrellas, y esta es gran plataforma, y pueden convertirlos ustedes en una estrella futura. y va a estar interesante h@h@tte la noche. >>> yo no puedo hacer eso. >>> estás a dieta. >>> y por supuesto listos para votar. >>> ustedes tienen el poder de escoger a las futuras estrellas. >>> gracias, rodner. >>> un gusto. >>> un beso. >>> y enseguida el tema de la inmigración sera discutido en la casa blanca. >>> también si la crisis afecta su bolsillo tenemos una inusual solución. y no hay piedra que se resista ante la fuerza de sus piernas, es algo impactante, ya lo verán. a ♪(música) >>> abogados, grupos leligiosos, empresarios participarán de un debate de inmigración, y será dirigido por la secretaria de seguridad janet ttftçsqzhkpnapo. y surgen tras el que el presidente dijo que la reforma tendrá que esperar un año más. >>> y 10 personas que

can actually monster what their children are spending money on you can oppose parental controls etcetera but the idea here is that you are going to get a little taste as to what you're 13 or 16 year old is going to do when he is 19 or 25 years old if you can give him a little bit of practice of them do this right now in the context where you giving them a parental safety net. for one parent of almost teenage to another which conversation was tough for the birds and bees or the dollars and cents? i would say the birds and beasts they both went yup when i told them about that. try explaining credit the fall swaps to lynette california talks with the she is the money coach. thank you tom. with health-care reform in the spotlight so are the stocks of some health care insurance companies. we'll take a closer look in chart talk coming up next. still a big debate over the issue of a government run health insurance options as we talk about health care reform and lawmakers on capitol hill talk about it has a lot of these health insurance companies and the shares are really reacting to the debate

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safety into currencies, etcetera.rtainly think there's a nervousness about that move and that's probably the reason we're seeing less volatility. the markets are trading at much higher ranges than they've done for quite a bit of time. i was reading from here calculations on the total volatility that we're seeing and the chart has narrowed immen immensely. while i think there are sizable flows of funds out there that can move into the higher yielding currencies, higher yielding assets and probably chak the rise in commodity prices and oil prices and strength in the canadian dollar, i think there is a nervousness behind that and that investors, while they may move into those market, are likely to pull out quickly the first sign of nervousness elsewhere. certainly, that's what we're seeing. it's sort of short-term spikes in these currencies as investors pull away. >> david, good to talk to you. thank you very much for that. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> david johnson, halo financial limited. >>> coming up in the

, etcetera.the real economy takes time to start exhibiting those signs of confidence people so clearly and desperately need. we're seeing positive indicators coming up and looking forward. personal savings rates are rising, as, in the united states, in the united kingdom, also in continental europe. taking those two factors into account, plus the enormous debt in the personal sector as well as the corporate sector. the debt fuel rallies from the 1990s are parts of history. they are not coming back to drive the markets forward as you go into 2010. what you've got is an insipid recovery in sight. so the recovery we've had so far has been a relief rally in equities putting valuations back to where they should be in line with that insip yid recovery. >> andy, this is christine. you think things are looking better here in asia? in china, we've got expectations that the country will post a strong 8% growth this year. do you think asia will be the first to come out of this crisis, will be the first to r

particular pretty high expectations now on corporate earnings, on some industry production, with etcetera, so that overall, i think we are the safer expectations are high, people have become more bullish or less bearish than in the past. therefore, i think this can be quite difficult. >> yeah. on the basis, these expectations are what have driven stock markets higher. we've got high expectations. presumably, it makes it easier to be disappointed. do you think we will be? >> yeah, i can that's exactly the right point. the risk right now is much higher than missing to the upside. >> go ahead. >> when we look at recent earnings announcement, etcetera, so much of the recent positive surprises was driven by cost reduction rather than top line earnings growth. so that is sort of the easy measure to give positive surprises to the market. what we need now is top line revenue corporations and this is only possible if it's a broad macroeconomic recovery. this remains to be seen. >> thanks very much for that, with al ox ander. straight after that data, we have just seen markets come backside. the ft

certainly there's no evidence of inflationary pressure, etcetera. but on the other hand, if the fed takes a dovish stance and says it's going to extend the program to buy long-term securities in the markets, that could bring in fears that the level of u.s. debt is becoming, perhaps, unsustainable and raise fears about the long-term health of the fiscal and the debt situation in the united states. so it's sort of if you do if you don't situation. i think they're going to remain pat, not sea very much, say the minimum required and, you know, just hope that things pan out pretty well over the coming months. it's a rather difficult situation. >> it is, indeed. >> franz, what do you think the fed will say? >> well, we're basically in a broader sense, we would more or less agree. however, we would say nevertheless, over the next 12 months on so, the economic recovery is, according to our forecast, basically taking place and that should more or less push the fed into the shoes of first stop or lower down the quantitative easing and second, maybe in the sec

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premise of economic recovery, some percentage being psychological, that confidence will fuel spending, etcetera republicans run next year as country first if the primary economic message of this year is to yell whatever you do, do not have confidence? >> well, this is the great challenge i think they've had. they put themselves on record and said we're saying the stimulus is a disaster, won't work. it can't work. it's just physically impossible for this to work. and then they're talking about health care and all of these other things that are going to sabotage whatever very fragile recovery exists now. they are basically rooting for failure. for them to be in a better position in october, 2010, than they are now, lots of people have to be out of work. the stock market has to be down. every piece of good, economic data that comes out, whether the stock market, rising to a level it hasn't been at in a year, whether it's the gdp maybe going into positive territory, is a reputation of their basic premise that these programs can't work. or they have to concoct new reasons why the economy is growing

more facts became known, the number of people involved in the murder, the special needs children, etceteraationally. we received phone calls from germany and france and all over the world about this case. >> reporter: behind the scenes sheriff morgan and the department moved fast to catch the suspected killers and he did catch a few good breaks. >> we had a tremendous break with the fairly sophisticated video system the family had in place. >> reporter: the intruders' faces were covered, but their vehicle was red, an older model van. it stuck out like a sore thumb. >> we determined quickly from call-ins who the van was sold to. >> reporter: that's because several tipsters contacted authorities they'd seen the pictures. one of them, a very observant kathryn colbert couldn't help but notice. ms. kathryn as she is known, you met her earlier, has lived in the pensacola neighborhood for nearly 60 years and likes to keep an eye on things. she was certain she had seen that van before. >> and i said, this looks exactly like the van that's been over in that yard for about a week. and, you know, i h

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and the same applies to industrial companies, etcetera, so we will see as we get more signs about the extent of economic recovery, the unemployment and other measures to which extent companies will become more dynamic in captioning market shares and being aggressive in this environment. >> leo, stick around. thank you, max well clark. thank you very much, as well, espinp sdmroop now, the shares are down 12% with rbs. our very own guy johnson has been out speaking to the ceo and he's back. >> i certainly am. the provisioning significantly worse than anticipated. the net loss certainly worse than anticipated, but the pret spread going into these numbers in terms of analyst expectations -- >> big. >> -- was wide. so don't read too much into that. i think what the market is latching on to is how downbeat hester is. now, he's playing to the politics. he's playing to the general public and he has to be aware of who owns his business fundamentally. nevertheless, given the economic data, and this is the kind of point that we picked up in the uk, given the economic data, i was surprised that w

but really, when it comes to things like tightening of interest rates, etcetera, i don't see a lot of change from the ldp, to be honest. i think it's not going to have much of an influence at all. >> hi, sam. it's courtney here in the u.s. we've seen the dollar fall the last two of three days. are you seeing a merging in the as we head into august? where is the dollar going to go in the fall? >> the dollar hasn't had a bad week, really. it is sort of coming back and bouncing back. the question is whether it has the legs to keep going. technically, i see the dollar up against the yen today. i think we could see the dollar/yen back up. so i think the dollar is still hanging in there and it's done some great work against the pound, for example. it's broken major support there. in many ways, there's more voices out there saying we could see dollar strength going forward. of course, you've always got the economic fundamentals. of all the printing presses and all the inflation that's out there suggesting that the dollar possibly longer term is going to come in for a pounding. >> most people

there are arguments about how it should be cut in health care, pensions, etcetera. is it solid enough to beat those arguments back? >> we go for the consolidation of 500 million lots next year. all the coalition parties have signed a letter of intent to international monetary find with which we reach the staff level agreement. so it means that coalition formerly is agreeing to the fiscal consolidation. what exactly will be the way, of course, this we'll find out during the budgetary procedure. >> and finally, prime minister, how, if at all, has the timetable changed for latvia's entry into the single currency? >> well, right now, we expect to meet most of the criteria in 2012. it means that we could join euro in 2014. >> 2014. excellent. prime minister, thank you so much for the your time this morning. really appreciate it. and we'll see you later on in our programming when we get all of you gentlemen together. rebecca, let me hand it back to you and our thanks to the prime minister of latvia. >> excellent, martin. we'll have more on that a little later on. we do ha

the gdp data we've had so far in the second quarter is very interesting in that japan, germany, etceterathey've all grown, but they've grown on the back of higher ex ports and that means other economies have having higher imports and less ex ports. overall, the global economy remains very fragile and it's very much dependent on the u.s., the uk, the private sector, paying down its debt, rebuilding its balance sheets and getting into a position where it can increase consumer spending in particular, rather than the asian economies which although they have some domestic demand, they don't have their own drivers of domestic demand, if you like. until we have that position whereby the u.s. and the uk and other anglo-saxon economies are growing of their own volition, then i do think it would be wrong for markets to price in a strong sustained recovery. i think the there is a risk in 2010 that the growth begins to fade away again especially as these fiscal packages are withdrawn throughout the global economy. >> good morning, michael. this is chloe in asia. given that there are plenty of people

past 10-year period and you're looking at any profits that were based, any bonuses, stoci options, etceterabased on the profits and that will be the basis of his proceeding. i assume he will threaten litigaon and then settle for $.50 on the dollar. if you are sam o'neal and have millions you may b kicking back millions. he was the c.e.o. of merrill and a few before him. the second question, refresh my recollecti collection, what was the second question beyond the pay? >> caller: actually it it leads to something you write in the book, which is how this whole process works. you wrote theliche no one should see how sauge logs are made is tru when it comes to bailouts. the amounts involved are especially egregious. >> guest: no doubt. you end up with bailout companies are often or always politically connected. they have given a lot of money in campaign donations. they dump a lot of money io lobbyists and s the whole idea of a democracy formed by the people becomes a plutocracy formed by the wealthy interests and that i not how the system should work. the other questio someone had asked about w

you see people getting up there getting ready to question him and there were protesters out front, etceterau will see that tonight at 8:00 p.m.. wisconsin. patty. you are on the line with gerald seib. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. a first of all, the town halls -- the meetings, i think it is un-american and a sense that some people are interfering with people giving their opinion, and the object being rude, in my opinion. secondly, my sister had to health problems 10 years apart and they had to declare bankruptcy twice so something needs to be done. they are going to be retiring, or eligible soon. they have nothing to retire on because it has all been used up and the are going to be on government assistance in some ways. insurance companies for -- republicans say there has to be competition and that would make the price go down for insurance. but where was in this competition before when it was an open market? where was the competition and how is it going to get in now? guest: it is a useful reminder that the one thing everybody agrees on in the debate is that the syste

conservative town hall, they were very quiet and let him get in some of the same lies, the death panels, etceterai would like to see c-span treat those lies, whenever a caller calls and with them, the same as if a democratic collar called in with conspiracy theories like the conspiracy theory that bush administration was behind 9/11 and whatever. the same way that is treated, which is you immediately hang up on the caller. that is my feeling. i would appreciate it if you do that. thank you. host: next up. henry. hot springs village, arkansas. caller: forgive me if i stumbled through this. i'm a 85-year-old deadbeat. holst but you don't sound like a dead beat to me. -- host: you don't sound like a dead beat me. caller: nobody has ever mentioned about the lobbyists. i suggest they put a proposal on one of the ballots, preferably presidential ballot, for people to vote yes or no whether they should ban lobbyists from washington where the hill or wherever -- yes or no, just yes or no. the other thing is that i believe that in that election, there never should be a majority of anybody because nothing

past 10-year period and you're looking at any profits that were based, any bonuses, stock options, etceteraed on the profits and that will be the basis of his proceeding. i assume he will threaten litigation and then settle for $.50 on the dollar. if you are sam o'neal and have millions you may be kicking back millions. he was the c.e.o. of merrill and a few before him. the second question, refresh my recollecti recollection, what was the second question beyond the pay? >> caller: actually it it leads to something you write in the book, which is how this whole process works. you wrote the cliche no one should see how sausage logs are made is true when it comes to bailouts. the amounts involved are especially egregious. >> guest: no doubt. you end up with bailout companies are often or always politically connected. they have given a lot of money in campaign donations. they dump a lot of money into lobbyists and so the whole idea of a democracy formed by the people becomes a plutocracy formed by the wealthy interests and that is not how the system should work. the other question someone had a

not exactly clemente etcetera with that line up.etter team than the one he faced last time and only pitched three innings against. >> bob: coghlan has hit two double plays this year. rob mentioned left handers, pretty much owning craig stammen right now. infield, outfield, doing a lot of standing around. long inning again. and the ball hit beyond the reach of belliard. it will be 3-0. as the merry go round is in progress at the second inning. and coghlan is wearing out the nat. he is seven for 12 in the series. >> well, he gets ahead with the fastball. and throws a big breaking ball with too much at the plate and coghlan jumps all over that. that will get logan densing up and now you have. >> bob: nick johnson who you have to throw strikes to. >> rob: well, you have to have a game plan. we talked about this all year. if you don't come in with a game plan. of what you are going to attack the other team with. and pitch away from your strengths which is your curve ball. >> you will have days like this. 2-0. so now, hermida their. and v