john jones mr. not guilty. >> he earned that moniker over the previous seven years. he has had numerous arrests on drugs and attempted murder charges he has been acquitted. jones served a nine month sentence. >> most wanted. they want me off the street. >> 14 months earlier, jones who is a prominent gang member was once again arrested on attempted murder trial. he is facing life in prison if convict convicted. >> police say there is no doubt he is an extremely dangerous person and has been involved in violent crime before accused of shooting a woman in the face. >> the news made me who i am. the news did that. the news made me famous. >> the high profile nature of this case has kept jones from being how'sused in the general population unit. >> this is how they do big muscles. roughing it man. >> jones reputation on the street might have made him a celebrity among inmates but it could be his undoing. one of the prosecution's key witnesses is a convicted felon called james -- he. >> he is a rat, might be the biggest rat. >> he knew jones when they warehoused together he

a little-known story of john jones. a popular rendezvous for abolitionists, black and white, among the thousand african-americans who've lived in the state in 1860. and a few reasons why they should be repealed. the story was lost to taylor, the story was lost in the great fire of 1871 and left a rich man. was the first african-american elected to the board of commissioners and died in 1879. a right here at the end of the chapter john jones's life bridge two year as in the midst of slavery, raise the legal citizenship, his role in shaping and influencing events in this turbulent period was a significant one. illinois, known as the land of lincoln but few know the story of william -- billy the barber, lincoln's black barber, had some amount of influence on lincoln particularly in his views on race. here again in the chapter lincoln and the negro, this one written by robert lucas, on the screen here. late one evening in the fall of 1831 outside the evening of new salem, carrying an ax on his shoulder. stories here just no

near the captain all the chinese on strike in the snow dragon when john jones told cctv use the bad weather is still hindering the rescue work you are out. although i feel sry a moist breakable ruler of the strongest right in the sierra in dubai last night due to this film that is infinity. it is just about nil. roll robust qantas is still waking up side the president of the two with the condition. snow storm is still coming over this morning. we would like to try to push forward again to measure the ice conditions we have contests with oral roast robinson three ships discuss the rescue plan for the next step and whether he gets it up. it's been nearly twenty years now since japan's focus came and i teach a new korean pop pop was wrecked by the earthquake and tsunami. links are continuing and that operation was struggling to complete the clean up. but now the homeless have become the target of job agencies juncture has that story it's this reason winter morning in japan on the home was searched a warm place to sleep that is stationed in the six hits and dyke three hundred and sixty km north

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. >> guest: timothy as the oklahoma city bomber and a tom jones is the hero of the john steinbeck novels of the great depression who is a displaced migrant on his way moving to california. both in and possible. farmers who wrote them off and he finally realizes that it's not the other guys that are trying to make a buck that's the problem. it's the people above him. he then goes off and he says to his mother in the great scene can't you just see him sitting next to the candle saying to his mother wherever there's a man looking for a job that's where i will be? said as i see a said at the ends fascinating to me that both timothy mcveigh and john mandela -- nelson mandela, the guys like tom jones or bruce springsteen as another example, working class who makes common cause with those below him rather than turns them into the enemy. >> host: is the what's the matter with kansas idea you quoted in the book which is this argument. you are hating the argument. instead of hating the corporate powers that have shifted overseas and completely forgot about you and made no a men's you hate the peop

cnn's athena jones is in honolulu with the latest. athena? >> reporter: good morning, john. michelle snyder was the chief operating officer for the centers for medicare and medicaid services, responsible for supervising the rollout of healthcare.gov. she's retiring for personal reasons after 41 years as a public servant. she was called a key member of the agency's leadership team and said that snyder had planned to leave last year but stayed on to help with the rollout. this comes as health care providers, insurance companies and pharmacies prepare to deal with thousands of people who could find themselves in a health care coverage limbo, starting tomorrow, thinking they've successfully signed up for coverage only to find out they haven't. this could be due to incomplete applications or errors in transmitting their information from the health exchanges to insurers. those folks who have paid their premiums should bring their insurance i.d. cards with them when seeking treatment or medicines. some providers have said they'll be flexible with people who can prove they've signed

jones. phil: the football is overthrown at the top of the screen. john harbaugh talked about it. can we win some of the battles. contested throws. that time that is a contested catch. what a position by graham and he really take its away from marvin jones. they need breaks and got one here early. jim: what a start. dalton had the longest active streak in the league ending at the first play. the ravens come out with three lifers. rice the running back. flacco gives it to rice. he was only able to squeeze out a yard out to the 20. flacco. the first nfl starting quarterback to make the playoffs his first five seasons, hoping to find a way today to extend it o six. second and 9 for the ravens. play-action and flacco mobile, able to get away from the pressure. throws on the run. and the ball is -- i thought it hit the ground but looks like they will rule it a catch by marlon brown. phil: it looked like they are giving it away saying hurry up. marvin lewis has to throw that flag and take a chance. jim: you saw torrey smith saying get up to line of scrimmage. try to get that in the books

curtis jones, how about this? 71-51 over st. john's.-- michael jordan wore online auction today, $104,000. remember that game? chicago won 90-88. jordan gave the ball boy the shoes. he kept them in a safety deposit box. he said he will use the money to pay off his college loans but $104,000 for the shoes that jordan wore in game five of the 1997 playoffs. in baseball, the nationals made it official today. he is 32 years old. he has been a gold glove and all-star. can't wait for baseball season. bring it on. warm weather in florida. >> remarkable. that is true. shopping doing holiday chevy year end event is a great time to buy an all-new silverado. thisis interior is incredible! the nav is perfect for my long trips up north this time of year. how far up north? akron. akron's nice. mm. [ male announcer ] chevy's giving more this holiday season, chevy's giving more during the calendar year end event. trade up to the all-new 2014 silverado all star v6 for a total value of $5,250. see your local chevy dealer today. -- lots of us still have a

john in. >> athena jones in washington. plenty of time left for drama in washington. thanks, athena. breaking overnight overseas, violent clashes in the raine. riot police storming independence square in kiev. it was a wild scene. the protests are over the president's alliance with russia and his refusal to deal with the european union. let's get more on this. phil black is live in moscow. look at that video, phil, it's scary. >> yes, indeed, kate. for almost two weeks now, the police have stayed away from independence square where thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of protesters have been occupying that space. that changed when we saw riot police move in in big numbers, seemingly hundreds of them. the government has said previously they will not use force on peaceful protesters. it seems they're not prepared to lerate those fortifications that were erected by the protesters, clearly designed to keep the police out. we had these two big groups of people coming together, resisting to a point. it didn't escalate to clashes. the protesters tried to resist, slow d

in two years since kim jones who became supreme leader. his uncle john's aunt it was considered by many as north korea's second most powerful thing kept his arrest on sunday is the making of the wickets cost heap on the piano was dramatic. john was shocked that trying to hit the third estate financial mismanagement womanizing and alcohol abuse. any speculation that family ties to cringe on clemency was immediately dispelled when a tribunal condemns him today and ordered his immediate execution. south korea expressed deep concern friday of the developments saying it would have to wash his call to all possibilities generally we've seen in the cost that efforts to crack down on internal insecurities. the text on all provocations. we're paying close attention to the possibility this time as well sharon smith. at the genius trust zone between the two koreas to use in the south champion crossed into the mold. meanwhile the eyes of the world are on peeling and to see what kim jong il might still get to the cement his position. but he retooled to cause when jason

we want to hear what you have to say about white house advisor john podesta, comparing the house g.o.p. to, quote, a cult worthy of jonesown. that's next. plus, attention target shoppers. yikes. have you used a credit card or debit card at target? if so, you may be in trouble. our tech >>> this week john podesta coming under comment he made in october come to life. g.o.p. is is a cult worthy of jones town. now, jones town, as you may recall, was a cult colony where a u.s. congressman was murdered and many americans died in a mass suicide in 197. yesterday, podesta apologized for his remark. we are back with karl rove. you said it he apologized today. boy, it's a rough remark. >> look, it's representative of the general attitude inside the white house. we have seen the president of the united states describe the efforts of the republican house budget committee chairman as unamerican and describes the budget passed by the republicans in the house as unamerican. we have seen these comments recently by dan pfeiffer, the president's chief communicators attacking the republicans in vicious terms. look, this white house, i mea

newt gingrich is still with us, van jones, john king.there are two wings on the republican party on a whole bunch of these issues. the john boehner-paul ryan wing on the budget. rand paul, he hated it. others said republicans had no choice. two wings on international issues. isolationests, some like peter king was calling rand paul yesterday. where are you in these wings? >> i'm not sure it's as clear and simple as a two-wing theory. look, i think the house republicans passed the best budget they could negotiate at this point. >> so you're with boehner and ryan? are. >> i said all along, if i were a junior speaker, i might have said no. if i was a speaker, i might have rammed it through. republicans are likely to have a very big win next fall if they can avoid hurting themselves. i think in that sense it's important for them to think through a strategy where they fight for things they believe in, they make clear what certain votes are, but they also remember not to take any of the spotlight off obama. the longer watches, like yesterday's

joining me today, washington bureau chief of buzz feed, john stanton, washington bureau chief at mother jones, david corn, syndicated columnist for "the washington post," kathleen parker, and former rnc chair, michael steele. chairman steele, i go to you first. i think there were some democrats who let out a yelp of surprise and a cheer to hear speaker boehner repudiate heritage action. i mean, i feel like could this be the beginning of something great? >> i think he's fed up. i think a lot of folks on the hill are fed up. in quiet places and around the corner they'll talk and tell you they're a little annoyed with the way some of the party are behaving, which hamstring them, handcuff them, make it harder for them to actually begin to move something. look, this deal is not a grand bargain. it's more of a bargain basement kind of budget where they just put the least offensive things they could, cobbled together -- >> the least horrible, semi-okay, passable thing. >> it's a starting point. it gets us through a year where we don't have to worry about debt ceilings and sequester, and it begins to

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like the incoming counselor to president obama, john podesta, he compared house republicans to followers of jim jonesjim jones murdered then-representative leo ryan before committing mass suicide in 1978. he since apologized, but we don't make this stuff up on purpose. >> right. i think john podesta, he does a lot of things for the president, but he also has some critical elements in the sense that podesta helps the left think that the president in his second term is going to try to be progressive. you couldn't pick a more progressive counselor. in terms of building relationships with republicans, even though he had strong relationships in the '90s with clinton when he was on that staff, he's not known now as someone who builds bipartisan compromise. thoo he's a bomb thrower. that comment shows it. republicans and the president need to get along in the second term if they want to have any kind of major legislation. >> robert costa, always great to have you. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, what to expect from the economy in 2014. and stock market shocker. the fed pumps the brakes on stimulu

however, the economic news led the dow jones down in there something else at work here. here to explain it all to us is johni, chief economist for moody's capital. >> the best number since 1980 and new home sales. >> that is strange. >> in reality, new home sales in october trilled their average of 1983 through 1999 between 35 and 40%. so we don't want to overlook the fact that it is not hard to get spectacular gains when you are trying to grow something off of a base. lou: i love it when you get into these things. that is an absurd number. why doesn't someone just put a big asterisk on it. you have to watch it and be careful. >> the market knows that. and it declined by about five tenths of a percent today, it was deeper than the decline of the overall market. lou: everyone watching you right now wants to know what to make of this. where should they be putting their money? we are talking about almost $5 trillion in market appreciation over the course of this year. and we are looking at incredible numbers, almost 30% gains in equity. >> that is the problem. the market has gone up by more than 40%. and profi

jones. are you present? >> is dwayne out in the hollowing. >> can we go to john in the meantime. >> hi, john. >> and can someone locate dwaib john's. >> could a i see if dwayne john's is he out in the lobby can you send him in important public comment. >> good afternoon madam president and madam vice president. i'm john cane a port attend for 12 years i know the south beach waterfront very, very well, we're located north of pier 38 pr along with the reds and job house we'll be the port restaurants closet to pier 38. very much in favor of the redevelopment of pier 38. more activity is also an transition on game days and on non-game days getting tenant in the building is great i recommend the t m j contractors they know how to do things. they help us with the dive permits. and i feel 38 they and t m j are the perfect developer for pier 38 >> dwayne jones and just one item. >> okay. thank you. all right. commissioners comments please. well, i would like to say that korean was right this was a hard decision we had two well qualified good proposals and so this was an extremely hard decision i'm glad we can choice so

david corn is the washington bureau chief for mother jones and jonathan capehart from "the washington post." of course, both are proud, i hope. anyway, johnoehner continues to face all out revoluntarily for the tea party vote on the right. listen carefully what beck says is the real reason they love whacko birds like ted cruz and mike lee is they're taking orders from them. >> i find him to be utterly feckless. >> i think john boehner is one of the prime examples of worthless, worthless republicans much these guys are big government progressives. they're not liberals. they're not rhinos. they're progressives. we have to take a stand. mike lee and ted cruz, they did what we told them to do. meanwhile, the john boehners and the mitch mcconnells of the world are trying to take ted cruz and mike lee and destroy them. mitch mcconnell is the biggest two faced liar i have ever seen. i missed some of the best of it. the other guy is -- what is this about? are people in that radio world out there and driving in their cars that actually believe as glenn beck just said that boehner is a progressive and the other guy is a liar, whatever the words he

john: what about george lucas? he has made billions to help create "star wars" or indiana jones. >> among the people who have known you as a billionaire that is not crazy about capitalism. >> that's true. i grew up in the '60s i am a patriot but i am also a liever in democracy not capitalist democracy. i do not believe the rich should by the government and that is the way i feel. >> is that the america you see? >> it has been that way for a long time. john: he does have a point that mitt rich people make contritions. >> it is frustrating for a lot of voters but it is also the unions. we live in the system paid for by the highest bidder. contributing thousands and thousands of dollars. >>>but the reason the rich spend all this not becau they are evil or change behavior but when government is that dick, people will spend to influence. >> he soldis company for over 4 billion. that is a tiny profit as a shrewd space. >> theost money comes from this stuff, the "star wars paraphernalia that he sells it has cotton rich spend as he was very shrewd with that deal for the action figures because he convinced spock nobody wil

john: what about george lucas? he has made blions to help create "star wars" or indiana jones. >> among the people who have known you as a billionaire that is not crazy about capitalism. >> that's true. i grew up in the '60s i am a patriot but i am als a believer in democracy not capitalist democracy. i do not believe the rich should by the government and that is the way i feel. >> is that the america you see? >> it has been that way for a long time. john: he doehave a point that mitt rich people make contributions. >> it is frustrating for a lot of voters but it is also the unions. we live in the system paid for by the highest bidder. contributing thousands and thousands of dollars. >>>but the reason the rich spend all this not because they are evil or change behaor but when government is that dick, people will spend to influence. >> he sold his company for over 4 billion. that is a tiny profit as a shrewd space. >> the most money comes from this stuff, the "star wars" paraphernalia that he sells it has cotton rich spend as he was very shrewd with that deal for the action figures because he convinced spock nobody w

john boehner. but apology aside for this he was right the republican party is a cult worthy of jim jones. and to take it from the funny to the serious and this really is serious. all across america. the republican party is actually killing off its followers. in ways different than jim jones did but really people are dying. for reasons that typically have to do with god gays or guns. low income people across america frequently vote republican thus becoming republican cult followers. and then just like they were followers of jonestown. they let their leaders of the republican party pass out policy kool-aid. that actually kills people and it's killing some of them some of these republican cult followers for example right now in twenty three states led by mostly republican lawmakers these twenty three states are refusing to expand medicaid under obamacare even though it's free free money for the first three years ninety nine percent forever after as a result of this literally millions of low income americans in these states won't have access to lifesaving health care or medication. it's going

. >> guest: timothy mcveigh knows as the bomber, and tom jones is the hero of the grapes of wrath, the john steinbeck novel about the great depression, displaced a my grant moving to california, buffeted by cynical elites, you know, impossible bureaucratic odds, you know, farmers who ripped them off, and he finally realized that it's not the other guys who are trying to make a buck that are the problem. it is the people who are above him. >> host: right. >> guest: he then goes off and he says to the mother in the grape scene, i just -- can't you just see the candle light saying this to his mother, you know, wherever there's a man, you know, looking for a job, that's where i'll be. he, tom jones, or as i say at the end, it's fascinating to me that both timothy mcveigh and nelson mandela used the same poem, evictus, as their theme, and white working class guy making common cause with those below him rather than, you know, and rather than turning them into the enemy. >> yeah, i mean, it's the thomas frank, what's the matter with kansas idea that you quote in the book, which is this argument, y

jones. on the right newt gingrich. in the crossfire, penny lee, a democratic strategist and john feehery, a republican strategist. ut? what's ahead in 2014? tonight, in "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm newt ging arrive on the right. >> i'm van jones on the leave. in the crossfire two political strategists from both political parties, a tough year for the president, but sure picked a great day to hold a press conference. today we learned that the economy is coming back stronger a than anybody thought. it turns out in the third quarter, the u.s. economy grew by a smoking hot four percentage points. consumer spending way up, housing construction way up, business investment is way up, unemployment is down, and so are the gas prices, and the stock market closed at -- just this afternoon. the president has taken his lumps, especially over obamacare, but today is a good day to give him his due. he's brought us back sis his predecessor wrecked the economy. if the numb her holds up, i think santa claus will bring president obama a wonderful 2014. >> wonderful to see the spirit of christmas descend over you. you

john podesta soundalike a tough guy? >> i want to interject i was a reporter in san francisco and remember jim jones was in bet with democratsmple was facilitated by democratic politicians who then ran for cover when it hit the fan but here is podesta to insult the two-party in the same way the president wrote to somebody referring to the two bankers -- the two-party this is the insulting way people only want to control the size and cost of government and do not get it. and center for american progress, he did run it has been a leader for all longtime. lou: does he survive? >> i thought they were refreshingly honest because we have heard so many lies coming for so many years we know how they view the republican party and conservatives and tea party at least he said the truth this is how they looked at them. remember he is to bring a new attitude and a new approach and john baker use the approach are you kidding me? the new boss save as the old boss that is how leaders like eric cantor or paul ryan to be those puppies they have ben to go to the white house thinking the white house willing case and with good will of their unde

john stoen. his birth certificate listed his father as tim stoen, grace's former husband and a top jones lieutenantected from the temple. another document indicated that jim jones was the father. >> i am told that tim stoen, your husband, signed a paper that said he is not the father of your son. >> right. >> how can that be? >> everybody signed those kind of papers. i've got it here in affidavits. i've got friends that have left the church three years ago that have signed all kinds of different papers. we were forced to sign this. >> they would have you sign documents, right? pieces of notebook paper. typing paper. and they would write it out. "i threatened to kill president nixon." and they'd just want you to sign it. don't date it, just sign it. >> my attorney, when i told him all the papers i signed and all the blank papers i signed, he couldn't believe it. i mean, he screamed at me, "how could you do something so stupid?" i said, "you want to tell me you'd be in a room with 120 peers around you, and you were told everybody is going to sign a piece of paper, that you're not going to sign it? wo

the dow jones industrials is on track to finish higher. with us is john dobosz.uldn't lose if you had money in stocks? >> that's true. >> it's bear market it has what they call a wall of worry. the unemployment is still high but coming down. interest rates, one thing to keep an eye on if you owe bonds, you certainly have felt pain. as interest rates go up the volume of bonds go down. ben bernanke and the feds are putting people into the market. >> where should you put your money? >> specifically, the technology sector, the financial sector and energy stocks. you hear about twitter, but the company has month profits. facebook has stocks but i'd avoid companies like that. but go to old school technology companies like microsoft. microsoft is getting a new ceo. the dividend is about is 3%. apple, about three years now that steve jobs has passed they don't have a great wow product. but they just got into china with the iphone. it's a great stock dividend. >> what about the adage, buy low, sell high. the market seems high. do you think it's still going to go up? >> ke

corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" and jonathan capehart, columnist for the "washington post." both are proud, i hope, msnbc political analysts. john boehner faces all-out revolts from the tea party, a bit of an anger coming from the conservative media htitans like mark levin and glenn beck. listen carefully. what beck said is the reason they love wackobirds like cruz and lee, they're taking orders from him. >> i find him feckless. >> i think john boehner is one of the prime examples of worthless, worthless republicans. these guys are big government progressives. they're not liberals. they're not rinos. they're progressives. we have to take a stand. mike lee and ted cruz, they did what we told them to do. mean whooi meanwhile, the john boehners and mitch mcconnells of the world are trying to take ted cruz and mike lee and destroy them. mitch mcconnell is the biggest two-faced liar i've ever seen. >> mitch mcconnell, two-faced liar. i mised some of the good stuff here. are there people in the radio world out there driving in their cars that actually believe, as glenn beck just said, that boehner is a progressive, a big government pr

john: russell brand is just a silly actor, what about george lucas? a smart businessman made billions,ca helped create "star wars" and indiana jones.asked him this. >> you area among people who kw you a billionaire who is not that crazy about capitalism. >> that's a i true. >> tell me about that. >> well, i grew up in the '60s. i'm t a very ardent patriot but i'm also very ardent believer in democracy, not capitalist democracy. and i do not believe that the rich should be able to buy the government. that is just the way i feel. >> is that the america you see where the rich bought the government? >> come on. it has been that way a long time. john: he has a point there. rich people tend to make political campaigns contributions. >> that is true. frustrating for a lot of peel, a lot of voters. it is also unions. we live in a system that is paid for bit highest bidder. no doubt about that. he is one of the highest bidders. here is someone who contributed thousands and thousands of dollars to democratic campaigns. >> they never get the reason the rich spend all this on government, that the reach are evil or change their behavior. govern

john kerry met who? this morning, it is the first fist-bump involving the secretary of state that everyone's talking about. >>> all right. welcome back. another day. another record for the markets. the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high for the 6th day in a row, the 50th time this year. the s&p also set a record. investors were encouraged by fewer than expected unemployment claims last week. >>> more than 1 million out of work americans are ending their year on an especially bleak note. benefits run out tomorrow for people who have been unemployed for more than 26 weeks. an emergency program had been sending checks since the recession in 2008. congress did not renew that program. new jersey will be hit hardest. 90,000 people there are losing benefits. >>> good news for retailers this holiday season. it appears christmas spending is up. retail sales this year, rising almost 2.5%. more than three-times last year's growth. it might have been better if not for the weather. the big story is online sales. on christmas day alone, they rose more than 16%. >>> and much of that was due to amazon, which had its best-ever holiday shopping season. the online giant sold almost 37 million

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john. it's easier to have intimacy with technology, right? spike jonesn it one step further by having a man who falls deeply in love with his own operating system. joaquin phoenix is the sad guy having a romance with his computer who is voiced by scarlett johansson. this film received great buzz but i find it more popular with men than women. some women offended by it. i'm not on the bandwagon with this movie when there's so much else out there like "nebraska" and "saving mr. banks" but a imaginative film. two hats on that one. "the secret life of walter mitty," it should have been great. it's based on a 1937 story by james -- about a hapless day dreamer. he dreams big. in 1947 danny kay starred in the movie version but now ben stiller has his own version, starring as a man looking at a magazine shifting over to digital. that's relevant. working for life magazine, great touch in this movie. he loses an important negative, leads to tracking down an exstin trick -- eccentric photographer played by sean penn. the family with this -- the problem with this fi

who incoming white house counselor john podesta is now apologizing after a comment he made comparing house republicans to followers of jim jonesowers who drank the kool-aid with him in a mass suicide back in 1978. earlier this year podesta said the white house should, quote, focus on exingtive action given -- executive action. in charge of one of those houses of congress. so now he has apologized via twitter. he says, quote: in an old interview my snark got in front of my judgment. i apologize to speaker boehner, whom i have always respected. ♪ ♪ bill: the white house now revealing a final report calling for new limits on government surveillance programs including the mass collection and storage of telephone records. the president's said to consider 46 new recommendations which come from the court of public opinion. catherine herridge runs down the list and what does it mean for the collection of phone records here in this country? catherine, good morning. >> reporter: thank you, bill, and good morning to you. if tease recommendations are adopted, the nsa would no longer hold the metadata associated with phone records, but it

jones reporting this wednesday as well. and wow. you know you try to get it all done, and you get your credit card information stolen, john?k god for faish credi fat billing act, it limits you to cap of $50, if you see anything on your card that is suspicious report it, you have to pay a grand total sum of zero dollars. you are in the clear. gerri: thank you, john, have a great christmas. >> thank you, mirrory christmas to you. gerri: all right, coming up, if you are buying obamacare coverage, you will get attract time to pay. new news. and fed says ready to start tapering, what does that mean for you, details coming up, we'll have latest from washington stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineing in dubai, aluminum production in sou africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a compl, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospecs r suary prospeus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and co