deep dive intoa my terminal and look at what was moving markets today, and that was china's pmi. we talked about how bad the manufacturing number was and this is why. you are looking at new orders in the pmi, that's it indication of what the demand will be in the future. here at 47.2 -- that is that a three-year low. we don't hit that level until 2011. and this is the real concern -- future demand. scarlet: and that is what cast a paul over a global market sentiment. here's another way to chart the economic slowdown will stop barclays says look at the property. increasepretty steady up until 2013 and that was the turning point -- a 7.6% drop right afterward. in the firstn 58% half of this year. according to our glaze, commercial real estate makes up 25% of chinese gdp. so watch this space. the slowdown in the real estate sector seems likely over the next several years, but barclays is not looking for a crash will stop -- looking for a crash. alix: i want to bring in our guest, peter fisher. we are talking productivity. good news about the economy -- productivity is slowing, but s

and i'm very disappointed in the testimony and again, i don't want to take it out on the thrust intoas been having to read these comments that were put together by bureaucrats at the state department, but i do hope that we will take actions here. this is obviously not something that reflects the great nation that we are. i will think anybody listening to this could think that america is really serious, at least at the state department level, regarding trafficking in of persons -- trafficking of persons. we do have a new person here who has been nominated who does care about these issues, and potentially we could bring some balance here. side,ld see the political in other words, the expedient need of money, those things have one out in this process over the this side -- won out in process over the human side. but i am not going to say anything more because i am going over time here, i don't want to do that, but i do want to say that we can all see that we have created something here that is not working properly, and this process to be has been extremely inappropriate, especially this to

extended intoas lake powell, right above the grand canyon. they are testing both the dissolved solids, the heavy metals in the river, and the sediment that falls on the bottom of the river. of those test results have been used to determine when it would be saved to open the river for the rafting industry. there are still elevated levels .f heavy metals in that sludge it looks sort of yellow. iron oxide there. antimony,evels of thallium, that are still showing up. a little silver. riskse what they call -based screening. that has to do with exposure. if there are lot -- if there are not a lot of people being exposed, the risk is lower. so lots of testing. host: we are showing viewers pictures of the bottles of water wereom people's homes that sent for testing from farmington, new mexico. bob is from st. louis. you are on with bruce finley of the "denver post." caller: people call me ash. i am from a town called pallet town. like to talk about the environmental problem from my land. a simple problem, a simple solution that we used to protect the

caller: my question is divided intoa a and b. i'm neither left nor right. find that the left has so much power in killing free speech. groups of people will make it impossible for someone to work even in the arts. this is taking place because of the apathy of those who designate themselves on the right. the right seems to be very much more comfortable with what goes on and doesn't put up a militant fight when the left is killing this free speech. i think the right has tried to put up a fight that nobody listens to them. they just say, they are whining and it is not really happening and it's not real. maherwhen a filbill comes out and says, what is going on. when he gets disinvited from c uc berkeley, when jerry seinfeld gets disinvited from campuses. conservatives have in complaining about this stuff but nobody is listening to them. there was an article in vox.com by liberal professor who had to write under a pseudonym who was so afraid of his liberal students. he says, people say that conservative students are doing this, too. said even if they weren't nob

extended intoas lake powell, right above the grand canyon.hey are testing both the dissolved solids, the heavy metals in the river, and the sediment that falls on the bottom of the river. of those test results have been used to determine when it would be saved to open the river for the rafting industry. there are still elevated levels .f heavy metals in that sludge it looks sort of yellow. iron oxide there. antimony,evels of thallium, that are still showing up. a little silver. riskse what they call -based screening. that has to do with exposure. if there are lot -- if there are not a lot of people being exposed, the risk is lower. so lots of testing. host: we are showing viewers pictures of the bottles of water wereom people's homes that sent for testing from farmington, new mexico. bob is from st. louis. you are on with bruce finley of the "denver post." caller: people call me ash. i am from a town called pallet town. like to talk about the environmental problem from my land. a simple problem, a simple solution that we used to protect the t