he's really see jason todd suggested related to the bakery she is the opposition line and around this coming week the weekly answer a political transition and the future role of president john allen side. well on the ground in syria itself the violence rages on. rebels and government troops clashed today in a number of areas in and around damascus with certainty which is the human rights as has been heavy fighting in the shoebox which lies just east of the capitalist modes and called on which lies to the south. wilson reported that the seat on the young will cut palestinian refugee camp in southern damascus has claimed six lives this sunday shortages of food and that's it. the last two weeks of heated debate in a lake is in tina's international to vote on the adoption of a new constitution makes this evening. with its emphasis on rights freedoms and gender equality the chaucer is who god has been the most progressive of the honorable else. meanwhile the caretaker promised amounts of muscle he has asked the prime minister designate met the chill off without forming a new cabinets. ther

jason, if i might. michael paints a pretty dark picture. todd seems to be saying there's a lot of caution out there. a little caution can be sometimes a good thing, no? >> look this is a natural point to see this in the market. we've been through a pretty rough period over the past three, four five years. it's hard to get everybody back on board. the economy is barry rekoferely recovering. it's making some progress. the fed is doing exactly what it should have done. it should have provided as much stimulus as possible to stimulate deleveraging and now we're getting back to normal. >> the aggregate amount -- >> the aggregate amount of debt to income has come down across the world. all the metrics show it. >> i hate -- i don't want to talk over you, sir, so please. the aggregate amount of debt -- >> that's what you just did. -- >>. >> it's there has been no deleveraging. if if you look at household as a percentage of income it's at 105% -- >> it's my turn now. just a second. just as a look at consumer debt consumer debt started in 2010 at 140% of the disposable income. it is now down to 100% of dispos