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experience forward, while preserving a way for people to access legacy applications that can be cloud- ified as well. >> i'm going to go right turn on the spirit let me start with something for you to think about. 80% of the u.s. economy is a service economy, right? we do not manufacture anything. we do not grow anything. we are a service economy. you probably heard this. probably every one of you in this room is in the service economy. you probably are not growing or manufacturing anything. the question i would put in front of you is what the hell is a service business? what is a service economy? right? is it answering the phone nicely? is that a service business? is it flipping burgers burgersin-n0out? i get to say that around here, right? i would contend you that a service business is a business which delivers information that is personal and relevant to you. information that is personal and relevant to you. whether that means i go down to mark hopkins or wherever and talk to the concierge, and i really would like to find a cheap chinese restaurant that i can walk to that is less than $5,

i speak to we, the case of the ifi, like the imf. are we ready to rethink the way we operate in ways that will respond to the needins of very different kind of society over the next 15 years? i think this is a bigger, more ambitious challenge than a sort of quick challenge although it is the need to manage the short-term as well, so i think

long standoff in king county, washington ended today when authorities stored a body inside a for fort ified bunker. >> reporter: the standoff between peter keller and investigators began friday after they found evidence leading them to this hillside bunker outside of seattle. >> this isn't a hole in the ground. this is a large built up structure, but hidden. it took some time to find it and, in fact, our tactical team smelled the smoke. >> reporter: police found the bodies of his wife and teenaged daughter. keller's boss says he was known as a caring father. >> he just adored her and one thing we had seen is him spontaneously going over and hugging his daughter. >> reporter: police fired tear gas, but deputies did not go inside until saturday because of safety concerns. april williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have developing news out of oakland, where police react now are investigating the city's 41st homicide of the year. it happened about 8:20 tonight in downtown oakland at 123th and broadway at a burlinger king restaurant. police say a man who appeared drunk entered the restaurant an

. >> the president said it right ifis message that you're not some special interest group that's out there. >> no. >> what do you think? could this really make a big play for the senate and could this be the key issue that would keep senate in the hands of the democrats as far as the majority? >> it's looking that way. it begun to look good a while back for president obama with the women's vote. we were crucial to his election in 2008. the senate has been dicier. state by state it's been a little dicier. to see these wide numbers, these wide leads that are being opened up in florida and in ohio, virginia, it's really encouraging and it's all on the strength of this women's vote that is turning against the republicans. i think as long as these issues are in the news, i think democrats are in good shape. >> ruth and joan, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much for being on "the ed show." remember to answer the chemil weapon at the bottom of the screen. >>> coming up, mitt romney and paul ryan. they are going around the state like they're relatives. is ryan auditions for larg

and to observe and watch this does occur, ambassador rice of the united states says koef ifi annan is working on a technical team. >> mr. annan asked them to support the april 10 deadline and to begin consideration of a potential u.n. monitoring mission. >> so there's still a lot to be done, though. there's still three points not completed by the assad regime. humanitarian corridors. a two-hour pause in fighting, access to the media. still a note of caution to watch what happens in syria if that can be observed. there's some concern they will use the time before april 10th to increase the astacks on civilians. >> what is the credibility of syr syria's ambassador to the u.n.? does he have credibility within the group? >> well, he's very strongly tied to the assad regime. it's syrian foreign minister that let kofi annan know what thai doing. russia, china, probably putting some heat on the damascus reveem. regime. we have seen this in other cases. they say a lot of things, sometimes it doesn't happen. we'll have to watch what happens by april 10th. if not sooner. >> right around the cor

country and even though literal wasps are, you know, a minority now, but others who come here get wasp-ified. i mean, they take on the characteristics of the country that they imgreat -- immigrate too. this is my theory on immigration. oscar hanlon just died, he was a great scholar on immigration, and he said the american experience is the immigrant experience. i think that's totally wrong. that's totally wrong. america, well, argentina has as many immigrants as america has. some of them from the same parts of the world, you know, lots of italians, lots of jews from eastern europe. but argentina is not like the united states. not at all in a lot of ways. and that's because they had different patterns to which all of those people assimilated. anyway, that was my contentious point in that book. >> host: the way of the wasp conscious, industry, civil-mindedness, use, anti-sensuality. where did those come from? >> guest: well, i figured them out. i mean, i was trying to draw a template of this personality type. now, i'll tell you i made a mistake. i called this a mantra in the book, and the only

ambition of the engagement, but also whether we are ready, and i speak of we, in this case, also of the ifis. it's like the imf, are we ready to rethink the way we operate in ways that will actually respond to the needs of very different kinds of societies as they merge over 15 years? i think this is a bigger, more ambitious challenge than a sort of quick response challenge, although there's the need to manage the short term as well, and so i do think this is something we should also, you know, certainly i speak for the imf, but take away in terms of how this means we need to do our business differently to be responsive to the needs that will emerge from the transition countries, but before ending, i'd like all of you to please join me in thanking our panelists for their great contributions. [applause] >> what is redistricting versus reapportionment, and why are states going through it now? >> caller: well, reapportionment really refers to the reallocation of congressional seats to states according to population, so following the census every ten years, you take a population count, figure ou