john joins us now with that. >> a viewer in harrison tennessee is concerned about the falling numberuture blacks bleak. i don't foe what the farmer also do when the vets retired. you aren't alone in your worries. thehe number of food animal vets need willed rise by 35% in the next five-years and we haven't graduating enough to meet the demand. most go into com panon animal work where the hours and physical demands are less. the shortage of large animals specialist social s is a threat, especially dairies and horse owners. the obvious economic result of such a shortage would be higher fees for vet work adding another cost disadvantage to small herd owners. very large live stock operations is -- and more production to spread that kosta cross. for the time being there is no quick solution. many customers will face increasingly poor service. more over salleys will have to address the distance by rising more in under served areas. other solutions could be expanded use of vet tech knowledgists and attracting foreign trained vets. >>> as always we want to hear from you. send comments to mai

birmingham for the field hearings, one of the people in attendance who spent time talking to us is john harrison, the alabama state superintendent of banks and a sister in that state and i know from ohio and probably a number of states, superintendent of banks doesn't only to banks. they deal with nonbank financial firms including alabama payday lenders. so there are some states that have significant and robust every site. there is some states that have none. some state i'm sure you know how to effectively ban payday lending by post a cat makes untenable. so there is kind of a patchwork quilt as there often is with state law. it is our intention to work and coordinate close with the state regulators so that we understand their different point of view and informs our work. we have no intention at this point to preempt state law in this area, but again, the reason we had a field hearing as we are kind of at the beginning of the road and trying to understand and appreciate what the right approach to that product and number of other products are generally well gather more information as they go. >>

john, jeannie, fred, stick around. >>> trivia time. the answer -- william henry harrisonarfield, because neither lived long enough to deliver any type of annual message. >>> we'll be right back. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. e action. i go to e-trade and tap into the power of revolutionary mobile apps to trade wherever. whenever. life isn't fully experienced sitting idly by. neither is investing. [ birds chirping ] try bayer advanced aspirin. it's not the bayer aspirin you know. it's different. first, it's been re-engineered with micro-particles. second, it enters the bloodstream fast, and rushes relief to the site of your tough pain. the best part? it's proven to relieve pain twice as fast as before. bayer advanced aspirin. test how fast it works for you. love it, or get your money back. >>> we're going to go back to the panel in just a moment, but we're also watching the developments on the house floor this morning. the vote on congresswoman gabby giffords last bill is set to begin any moment. nbc covers capitol hill for us. luke russert is watching

harrison, abc2 news. >> call metro crime stoppers at 8-866-7 lockup if you have information. >>> firefighters were called to the 3100 block of raven avenue. the child was taken to johns hopkins. the adult was taken to bay view. >>> we started the day with rain in some areas. tonight the skies are clear. the roads look clear after a day that had us wanting to play hooky. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >>> not a bad day. we got a steady wind from the north and west and gusting higher. look at some of the peak wind gusts, gusting up to 40. very high profile vehicles going over the bridge. other than that temperatures have been pleasant. they will fall as skies continue to clear out. your evening forecast, we're talking about 50s, eventually going into the 40s. we'll talk more about how the weekend unfolds. it's coming up. >>> two utah teens have been raised, charged with planning to blow up their school. charlie roosevelt leftwich has more. >> reporter: the details are unsettling. if the teens managed to pull it off, they could have killed hundreds. the plot was designed to set off explosives during the school assembly when the school would have been filled. the te

john henson, wide open for the dunk. north carolina down by five at the half. roy williams apparently channeled his inner knute rockne at halftime because the second half, all heels. harrisonwith the steal, drains the pullup jumper. he had 27. north carolina goes on a 19-0 run. and they win easily, 82-68. >>> tony bennett's 17th ranked virginia cavaliers taking on georgia tech. first half. evans beats the entire tech defense. take another look at this thing. evans not a big dude or big scorer but this is a nice move. puts virginia up 25-13. second half, virginia up by 19. the pass to mike scott who backs his man down. then a nice little fadeaway. textbook for scott. he's been their best player this season. he had 18. later in the second, atkins anticipates the pass. and finishes nicely. virginia runs all over georgia tech, 70-38 was the final. blowout city there. >>> eli manning will be just fine for the nfc championship game. eli back on the practice field after a stomach bug kept him out of practice yesterday. in baltimore, the ravens have put the joe flacco/ed reed controversy behind them with the two players jokingly exchanging words during practice today. this weekend

harrison and pet oth ol. his late cess about two opposing forces of economic thought. mighty forces, they are john maynard keynes and frederick hyack in the clash that he it fined modern economics he chronicles their theories on influence and public debate today. the two men debate aid question that has always been central to the study of economics, should government's intervene in markets. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: pleasure to you have here. how did you come upon this as a book that needed to be written. >> it was a story that i always knew and people who flew about it when i went to my agent and said i want to write about kanes when there was a resurgence, he said well you can't. there are too many book about keynes but there is an element which hasn't been told plaorm. d i said yeah, because keynes won the debate effectively and ruled the roost for 30 years after the war, they bureaued hyack. so if you lo in all the biographies of keynes, hyack gets an honorable mention but it was much more important. his intervention was muc more impor