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larry somers is urging members of the g-20 to become more vocal to do what is best for their econo economy's as well. if europe does not get the crisis under control soon, the g-20 nations should become more aggressive. the comments come ahead of euro zone leaders in brussels later this week. the group is expected to discuss a financial rescue package. greece is seeking another bail out package to keep them financed through 2014 until they can return to financial markets and pay their own bills, fund themselves. hillary clinton made a stop in athens today voicing strong support for greece as the country struggles to overcome their own financial issues. clinton saying quote, americans know these are difficult days and we stand with you as friends and allies. the way europe relates to us is becoming all too familiar. how does it relate? >> you know, peter, i get the global implications of the worldwide economy. i think everyone does. we live in a worldwide economy. the competition is no longer down the block. it's china, india and places like that. just listening to the discussion this morning, listening to the different points of view, you expand the di

negative for this is up to two hours of trading markets have come back from a stronger fall soon after the opening an a g shares are coming back with gazprom the new poor losing now just to point five percent when they were losing one percent before financials and b.c.b. and burbank killed also weak but not so much as they were before thirty four percent. burbank band was thirty called was seeing yet another board trial version it was down more than one percent down. to really even with the uncertainty on the markets from capitol believes the construction and cement sectors will soon see increased did not i think the most interesting story of late. has been the construction theme for first the war so obviously the sochi olympics plus the world cup and now we have moscow expanding outside of the earlier bounce that is bullish obviously for the cement industry for developers and for long products still producers so one of which is obviously. having mentioned here as if we do manage to sell their stake in response mine obviously we go out of cash which would help either a cut there that or actually pay have

soon. >> we have to go. fabio -- >> how bill is do ?g. >> bill is doing okay. >> looking forward to meeting you. >> hi, bill. how are you doing, buddy? >> hi, fabio. i have all of your books. >> we have to move on. fabio, awesome talking to you and see you soon. we have to take a break. remember to check out the "red eye" pod cast. go to fox news radio .com and click on "red eye." >>> are some people too naturally caring? are some too wired to be too kind? is kindness always the right answer? is kindness the name of my stripper? why am i still asking questions? what's going on? my next guest examines all of that in a thought provoking book available now. it is called "cold blood blooded kindness." have i 32 copies, one for each of my chest hairs. welcome back barbara oakley who is an engineering and science professor at oakley university, not in california, but michigan. it shortened the sub title because they all have long titles. read it. >> "cold blooded kindness, knew row quirks of a cody pendant killer or give me a shot at living yo

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soon you'll see the srbs, a lot of shaking and vibrating. >> you're pushed back in your seat. and the last minute you hit that 3 gation again and you're 3 gs and it's hard to breathe. all of a sudden you hit nik,o and you come forward in your seat like that. >> i tell you, though, my first flight i did not look out the windows at all. i was staring right at the main engine -- >> you were sitting right there. >> right here. and i was making sure that everything was working. i was not looking out the window. i have to admiters all my flights were unique. and they're all special. it's kind of like asking which one of the kids is your favorite. but i think that last flight. >> we have booster ignition and liftoff of the space shuttle endeavor with the first american element of the international space station. >> being able to go inside the space station for the first time. unbelievable. >> so many people have tried to describe what it's like when you're on reentry. what you're seeing coming back. >> what i remember is just this orange white glow out the window. and little pieces of something, sparks just kind of like

g, this part of contra costa county known for its or chartdz and vin beyond a reasonable doubts. today the home of nearly 150,000 residents, residents who thanks to the slump in the economy may soon see their already thinly stretched fire protection cut in half. >> it's wild. that's unsafe. a building boom, and then the slump, with property taxes falling through the floor and leaving the east contra county fire district which includes byron and bethel island $3 million short. it also means possibly cutting the fire force from an already bare bones 48 firefighters down to 23. according to firefighter union president vince wells, that means it could take up to 20 minutes in some parts of the district for the fire tux to arrive. >> what happens if there were two fires at one time? >> yeah, they wouldn't have the resources, so the engines would have to come from the other agencies. >> so it could take up to 15 to 20 minutes for you guys to respond to a house fire in this district? >> oh, yeah and more than that. >> unfortunately revenues continue to decline. >> here's a bitter twist. thanks to the building boom, the state of oakley had enough money to build this brand-new fire statio

g r a sparkling smile. those secretly obsessed with bleaching. they're called bleacharexics. natalie became consumed with creating the perfect smile. >> as soon i would just grab it and try the tray, the strip, the mouthwash a lot. tried a lot of mouthwash. >> reporter: when you were younger did you hide your smile? >> i never fully smiled. half smiling or not even smiling at all. i'd go up close to the mirror and try to find every little like thingngrong with any tooth and then i'd be like, wow, this isn't white. this doesn't look good. >> reporter: her obsession began in high school. she abused whitening products using them daily. professionals say this obsessive whitening can cause lasting damage. >> i could spot a bleachorexic. they're not happy with their smile. they will also, you know, come in and say i want my teeth whiter. >> reporter: bleachorexics are fooled into thinking over-the-counter whiteners can't hurt them but misuse can damage the enamel. describe the pain. describe the negative symptoms of overdoing it with bleach? >> bleeding gums. a lot of sensitivity in your teeth. and also the discoloration of your enamel which is alm