harry dextyer white, an american man, and in englishmen named john maynard keynes figured that out because they lived through the hardship and devastation of the first half of the century when countries pulled apart and sometimes toward each other apart. and they were determined to have a better world. who were they? there were the founders of the imf. the idea behind the imf was simple -- if countries were together in a common interest and help each other in times a week, everybody would prosper together. now this idea was important in 1944. it is equally important today. so what is the imf? that is a question i asked myself when i decided to join. and i had to keep it simple for myself and for everybody else for that matter. sophistication is a while you try to erect to prevent people from understanding. the irs isn't -- the imf is a giant credit union with 187 members, nations. they cooperate together with one single purpose -- better financial stability. and what we at the imf to, and we are a conduit between them so that in case any of the 187 members is in trouble, then the others ca

some are of john maynard will take a vote on a republican bill that would prevent this double length, 834% interest rate on stafford loans. that is set to take effect in july. fees to cover the costs of the bill would be paid for with adam overhaul. on the flip side senate democrats want to freeze interest rates of pay without with fresh payroll taxes on high-income privately-owned corporations. critics >>justine: gov. jerry brown is saying he is certain voters will approve its new tax measure. polls are showing a narrow margin of support. this survey has found that his tax hike is supported by 54 percent of likely voters here in 39 percent opposed. but most are saying it is a relatively low marks for an initiative this far before an election. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look at the golden gate, crowds -- clouds out there this morning. a cooler in day-to-day as we are expecting a higher only in the low 60s. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms

in fact the ideal forum, i'm sure both turkey the ims john maynard keynes as well as harry dexter white at the fund took the opportunity even in the midst of a crisis to think about the future to be on the crisis. they seized the day to use odes: "carpe diem.". now you strobe and you, kemal arcserve tourists who actually decided to embrace that spirit of seizing the day, seizing the moment of carpe diem, you with the extraordinary work that shoot it at the time when the soviet union actually fell into pieces and new, kemal as a courageous, very brave minister of finance in turkey when implemented reforms have helped to be in a much better position in its crisis. in the spirit of seizing the moment has also inspired the g20 leaders at a time and they'll congregated back in washington d.c. and two dozen eight and later on in 2009 in london and those caught at the time, the london moment. they decided to collectively they should seize the moment, address the issues courageously and look a little bit beyond what was the immediate urgency is. it may be another one of those moments. it's poss