f. global it all goes to london and this is why david cameron says you can't have us correspond our financial regulatory laws with anywhere else in the world because that would cut off all the free money we get by hosting the biggest financial crooks in the world and number three why what definition they can prove that they successfully manipulated the market other than the fact that they have ironclad proof that they successfully when. related the market this is very medieval this is you know the old test to see if somebody is a witch you know tire rock a runner lego thrown in the lake if you drown since you clearly wasn't a witch if she floats to the surface then she's a witch we have to kill or yeah but that's the obvious here is that there's no they could sink to the bottom they can rise to the top when you throw them in the river and they're still no matter what every answer is they're innocent they're they seem to be innocent that's always the answer right that's always the answer they're always innocent this is the immaculate crime it comes from the womb of criminal perfection. well th

f. global. peter elkine will join us. you might want to look up the story on our web site and get inside before the segment starts. those discussions should take place after this update from c- span radio. >> an update on the 2012 election. president obama's campaign released two new advertisements today focused on it romney's record. he charges him with raising taxes and shipping jobs overseas while governor of massachusetts. in one of the ads, the narrator says as governor he did cut taxes on millionaires like himself but raise taxes on everyone else. meanwhile, politico reports that has jumped to the short list of several advisers. several sake mitt romney is weak and tim is strong. turning to the issue of health care, a new associated press poll finds americans overwhelmingly want the president and congress to get to work on a new health care bill if the supreme court strikes down president obama's 2010 law. the poll finds more than three- fourths of americans do not want political leaders to simply do nothing. the de

in the presence ever significant downside risk to the outlook posed aboutpy strains in global financial markets, the f-1 c has continuesed to maintain a acdaytive stance of monetary policy. the target range for the federal funds rate at 0 to .25% and the committee indicated that it anticipates economic conditions are likely to warrant low levels to the federal funds rate at least through 2014. in addition the federal reserve has been conducting a program announced last september to lengthen the average maturity of its securities holdings by purchasing $400 billion of longer term treasury securities and selling equal amount of shorter term treasury securities. the committee also continues to reinvest principle received from holding of agency debt and mortgage-backed securities, in agency mbs and roll over its maturing treasury holdings at auction. these policies have supported the the economic recovery by putting downward pressure on interest rates including mortgage rates and making broader financial conditions more acdaytive. the committee reviews the size and composition of its security holdings reg

f ecogwth. so that has been an issue. and more broadly, e seen some slowing in global economic grth more generally, including in asia, which also has reduced somewhat our ability to export. so that's one set of concerns that's been important. i had mentioned two others i think as being primarily important. one is housing. housing usually plays a very important role in economic recovery. both through construction itself and related industries, but also because higher house prices increase consumer wealth and promote consumer spending. housing does seem to be doing somewhat better. there are some good signs in housing, but nevertheless, we're not getting the size of the boost, the amount of help in a recovery we would normally get from a housing recovery. the other area is, as you indicated, fiscal. and is that happens at all different levels. federal, state and local. notwithstanding programs earlier on in the last year or two, and going forward, we have been seeing fiscal consolidation, particularly the state and local level. of course, tight budgets have led to a lot of layoffs and cancellation of projects and so on. i un

f following t last recession a decade ago. the h hole we have to feel as much deeper, and the global aftershocks are much greater. we have to keep on pushing with acons that further strengthehen the econom one concern is europe, which faces a threat of renewed recession as countries deal with a financial crisis. obviously, this matters to us becse europe isur largest economic trading partner, and if there is less demand for our products in plas like paris and madrid, it could m mean less business for many factors in places like pittsbururgh and milwaukee.e. the good news s is that there is a path out of ts challenge. these decisions are fundamentally in the hands of europe'ss leaders -- >> evan, you like to talk about europe you have been predicting dire things for a while. >> i think the euro is not goin make it. i don't know how the kids going to collapse, and i don't know how it is could affect the united states. i mean, bly but will it create the kind of crisis that plunges us into a second recession? i don't know. >> ben bernae was on the hill this week and said that the number of options to protect a weaken

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f methane is the methane gas industry. >> at least 39% or methane pollution comes from fracking. >> so what? why should we care? >> it is an incredibly powerful greenhouse gas. it's a low hanging fruit to address global warming. if we get methane under control we are far better along than co-2. i can go into more detail on that. it is a major contributor to ground level ozone. i mentioned that briefly in my statement. i should point out that ground level ozone already causes 30,000 premature deaths in the united states every year. >> methane in and of itself is not a danger except for the global warming part. >> methane is not toxic. >> but it helps create increased level of ozone. >> it leads to increased level of ozone. >> ozone is a danger. >> is ozone regulated? >> it is. >> right here in the capital region, we are subject to, nonattainment area, serious epa regulation with respect to ground level ozone is that correct? >> that's correct. >> that might be a concern. i am running out of time. one of the other concerns that has come up. help us understand the science of it a little bit, what about reports of seismic events associated with the, the return, i geshgs of -- i guess of fracking? >> ther

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