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presented by john d. and katherine t. mac arthur foundation and union bank. >> job worries and government debts push job worries around the world. all eyes now on the u.s. as it details unemployment figures. >> more anguish from toyota. >> more british poll tish ans. the latest expense scandal >> the japanese car maker is hosting a news conference discussing some of the safety concerns about its cars. going immediateyly to japan. >> we made a lot of our customers and clients very worried. i apologize tore that. a lot of our customers are wandering whether their car is ok. they are very worried about it. i could only stand that. i'd like to talk to you today about the prius. it's i knew car on sale. until now, we will address the issues as quickly as possible. i have instructed people in the company to work as quickly as possible with regard to what we are doing. we will be informed stedly with what we are doing. we have started for the recall and to repair the problem. toyota has always sold cars and contributed to the lo

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the john d.nd catherine t.and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >>he health-care reform is in intensive care. can a summit improve its chances of survival? the american president hopes to recess its -- resuscitate his plan for universal coverage. republicans hope to cancel its light source. >> i hope he will scrap it and start over with a clean sheet of paper. this is not the republican position but a position of the american people. >> india and pakistan are talking again. it is the first official meeting since the mumbai terror attack. the opposition boycott the ceremony. we will go live to havana for an in-depth look into the daily life and grind of ordinary cubans. ♪ hello and welcome to bbc. president obama's desperate attempt to push through health- care reform as the pundits reaching. if they agree it is on life support. the televised meeting is supposed to breed new li

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john d. rockefeller, jpmorgan, they all basically had a single message, competition is wasteful. centralization of control in my hand is efficient. but consider how the logic of the consumer welfare argument plays out over time. the logic goes like this. consumers want low prices, they are achieved through economies of scale, ergo monopoly is the best friend to the consumer. here we are one generation later, and it is proven effective again, we see the greatest concentration of power in this country and one century. in some cases, it is actually worse because the last time around they did not get their hand on to the farms and/or the retailers. if we view american history through the lens of our anti-monopoly law, we see for era is. first, the first half of the 19th century. with power and opportunity distributed vary widely through the system. extremely egalitarian. the second era began after the civil war. first we saw a power concentrated by the boards using corporations and banks said resaw in the progressive era, the state get into the mix and for the next 30 years corporati

finally, there is the virginia democratic senator john d. rockefeller, he has known toyota's founding family since the 1960's and helped the company build a plant in west virginia. even as lawmakers worked on ways to encourage more companies to hire, we got word today that more companies are handing out pink slips. the labor department reports a slight increase last month in the number of mass layoffs. the number of companies laying off 50 or more workers up 35 from the month before. take a look at the way things have trended over the last year. mass layoffs as they call them peeked above 3,000 last march. until then it had been falling until august. last month's increase was due to more manufacturing companies cutting jobs. democrats and republicans are gearing up for thursday's white house health care summit as they are calling it. the administration reports the meeting is an effort to get ideas from both sides of the political fence on how to reform health care. today, the press secretary robert gibbs said the point of the overhaul propos

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john d. rockefeller broke that up so we could bring competition.have now almost 100 years later the only industry that is exempted from antitrust is the insurance industry, the health insurance industry. surely we can agree on this. mr. speaker, let me just say one other thing, too, to my friends on the other side of the aisle. there was a great republican who said a house divided against this structure will surely fall. but this nation is tired of seeing us divided. they want to see us find something, one or two things that we can agree on. america is yearning for republicans and democrats to come together on something that will help bring down the cost of health care insurance, and nothing will be more surely to do that than to remove this exemption from antitrust that is beholden to the insurance company. . we can agree to bring down the cost of health care insurance by bringing down this exemption. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from maine reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i continue to reserve. th

we have this massive -- these massive industrial trusts, for example, designed by john d.or the economy. and he fought very hard, teddy roosevelt, against the odds. and jpmorgan was substantially reined in. we need to do that again. this turns out to be a periodic concentration of financial power and elected democratic authority in this country. we have done it before. and we will have to do it again. host: we only have a couple of minutes left here. the associated press is reporting this morning that industrial production rose 0.9% in january, the seventh consecutive monthly increase. help us make sense of that. what does it mean? guest: we are in a recovery phase. the economy went down very steeply at the end of 2009. what should happen is a rapid bounceback. if anything, the recovery is rather slow compared to other experiences in part because the credit system is still so damaged. hopefully, the unemployment rate that started to come down will continue to come down, but unfortunately we have these other problems coming from greece, from the hero, and our own problems a

go back to john d. rockefeller and the american standard oil companies. that's what it was all about. it was so we could have that competition. now, there's been much argument on the other side about the sharing of this information. madam speaker, i call to your point and the point of this congress what the supreme court said about the sharing of information in the 1925 case of maple flooring manufacturing association vs. the united states. it it's so the pooling of statistics does not violate the antitrust laws. it is to help both large and small businesses. it is legitimate. but they said the joint coordination of future pricing of output, of marketing decisions to take meaningful choice away from customers to rob the american people of the benefits they would receive from competition must not be allowed. that's what the antitrust provision prohibits. that's why it's important for us to remove it today for the american people. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. smith: madam speaker, i'll reserve my time. the

john from vdot. what did you learn about d. possible is it? >> the big thing for us is that we have not -- we have had not just the blizzard, but other smaller storms as well remember, our crews have been called out twice this week alone, so they have had a lot of practice this year, and i think that really helps break at the beginning of the season we might have a few new drivers, drivers that are unfamiliar with the routes. that should not be the case anymore. >> we saw in the december blizzard a lot of sidewalks went unshoveled. >> that was a big issue. the mayor was driving to one of the snow press conferences, and their vehicle came close to somebody who was walking in the roadway. we understand why people are doing it. it was very hard to walk on the sidewalks. we asked pedestrians not to do that if you can avoid it. it is another reason for people to stay home. also, it points to how important it is, both businesses and homeowners, to shovel their sidewalks and shovel them often. do not wait until it is over. do it as soon as you can. >

into the 19th century, most recently he published last year the volume on john tyler in the american presidents series. william d. leuchtenburg at the university of term north carolina will retort after long missing was teaching career at columbia university. professor leuchtenburg is the author of more than a dozen books on 20th century american history including the perils of prosperity, 1914 and tell 1932, published 1958 in the shadow left tr for them. your mentor while greg and originally published in 1983 that outdated on several occasions. most recently i believe in 2001 with a subtitle from harry truman to george w. bush. so he keeps at it. and franklin d. roosevelt, an absolute cossack. he wrote the new deal in 1932 intel 1940, which received both the bangkok and the france's parking prices and which is now about to appear in a new addition and he made out from his publisher, harpercollins i think so, but harper company. what the new cover i gather which is shocking to me because i cover again as a classic, too. mr. leuchtenburg is a past president of the american historical association, american histori

d. hayworth will announce the campaign to challenge john mccain in the g.o.p.mary, a former congressman from arizona and some conservatives are saying, this could be the toughest re-election battle of john mccain's career. and anita vogel joins us from phoenix and why is he challenging him at this time? >> reporter: well, hi there, j.d. hayworth is set to make this is announcement en a couple of hours and i talked to him a while ago and asked him, why he was challenging john mccain and he said, simple, he believes john mccain is a flip-flopper on major issues, like illegal immigration and taxes, and he believes arizona residents want a more consistent, conservative voice, and that john mccain is really more of a moderate than a maverick and we'll hear from j.d. hayworth a little bit later this morning and, first, we want to get reaction from john mccain himself. i spoke to him this morning and he said he's always up for a good fight. >> i take every race seriously and i have taken every race seriously in the past. i have been through a couple of pretty tough ra

john that volum travolta had a d downs. he received good reviews from the taking the pelhan1, 2, and 3 and he also made old dogs. the theme follows a paris local who dreams of an action packed as a ciia agent. he is thrilled when he finally gets his shot, that is until he meets his partner charlie whack played by john travolta,. >> because he does such a good job at what he does, he can afford to be unethical. >> reporter: a few days with charlie, you would want a desk job, too. >> as long as it's well written and well directed, i love it. i have no interest in being in one that not well directed just for action sake. >> reporter: he must have thought this was a great film to be in because he went the whole 9 yards with a lot of his stunts. >> i giggle because you should be winding down at my age not winding up. >> reporter: from paris with love is rated r. >>> it's the movie not taking place in paris. that is the romantic drama this weekend. >> two weeks it took for me to fall in love with you. >> reporter: dear john the r

. >> ed joins us to talk about john murtha's time in congress. what d>> the pennsylvanian delegation, the democrats would tend to gather in the back corner of the house facing the speaker's podium on the left side, as far back in the quarter as you could get. murtha would take this seat and the rest of the delegation would gather around him, swapping stories and talking business. if anyone wanted to come up, someone who was looking for help for his or her district, they could find him. in the same place every day. he was the only member who was staying in the same place every day. >> congressman murtha was the first vietnam combat veteran to work in congress. how did that in for his work? >> i think it made him a fierce defender of the military's priorities and of funding, even sometimes when the military did not want them, mr. murtha was legendary for fighting to fund projects. sometimes he went against the administration who wanted to cut funding. they are some generals who wanted to see some projects and funding. it informs his coming out against the

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d. roosevelt, class of 1904, was carved in wood. the white house is occupied by another harvard man and former crimson editor, john f. kennedy, class of 1940. quote, if the crimson did show up at the white house we would get calls from solicitors office or bundy's office, referring to kennedy aides. and george buddy who served as the dean of faculty at harvard your. kennedy's presidency the rise and fall of camelot was the backdrop for some of the most extraordinary scenes and events in the lives of houston smith, andy weil, richard alpert and timothy live. kennedy was elected in the fall of 1960, the same season that andy weil and the harvard class of 1964 move to cambridge and begin their undergraduate studies. on the very day that kennedy defeated richard milhouse nixon and was elected president, november 8, 1960, huxley and his psychedelic connection met timothy leary at a boston restaurant and decide to work with him on the harvard psilocybin project. he was the president and editor of in chief of the harvard crimson at the height of the kennedy presidency. he would graduate, get hired by newsweek and head out t

johns hopkins. i had a question about the risk climate, i guess within r and d now and how you would say that the lastacted the risk climate within r and d and how that might affect future progress. >> well, very few tech companies -- i'm trying to think of any -- cut their r and d that i can recall of any measurable number. so if you consider that the economic crisis that cuts the money which cuts your seed corn, i really haven't seen that in our industry. i have read about it in some of the biotechnical. that's mostly a function of the consolidation of that industry. so their eliminating redown dancies and inefficiencies. i do think that prior to this year's budget, there was an issue relative to the funding of the big national resource organizations. i think they doubled it in this year's budget again, that's a good start. i think we're up to 2%. >> right there. >> i'm with oracle. you made a comment about some of these other countries. what i have noticed that culturally, the parents encourage their children much earlier in their lives so the government and the education are enablers, but there is

johns hopkins. i had a question about the risk climate, i guess within r and d now and how you would say that the laste of years, given the financial crisis has impacted the risk climate within r and d and how that might affect future progress. >> well, very few tech companies -- i'm trying to think of any -- cut their r and d that i can recall of any measurable number. so if you consider that the economic crisis that cuts the money which cuts your seed corn, i really haven't seen that in our industry. i have read about it in some of the biotechnical. that's mostly a function of the consolidation of that industry. so their eliminating redown dancies and inefficiencies. i do think that prior to this year's budget, there was an issue relative to the funding of the big national resource organizations. i think they doubled it in this year's budget again, that's a good start. i think we're up to 2%. >> right there. >> i'm with oracle. you made a comment about some of these other countries. what i have noticed that culturally, the parents encourage their children much earlier in their lives so the governmen

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