kinsey's everywhere. in china, indeed -- [laughter] and in serbia and in switzerland and in sweden and in holland, the netherlands, of course. so he has been a foundational change for the west worldwide. >> host: when you say he's in china, what do you mean by that? >> guest: well, there's a book that the kinsey institute put out in 2007 called kinsey the man who changed the world, and they translated that into chinese. so it sold 500,000 copies in 2007, and i was contacted by some chinese professors who asked me, they said they looked everywhere for something contradicting because the change in sexual conduct among the chinese youth was enormous following the release of that book. they said, wow, sex, drugs, rock and roll, we can do that too. so they contacted me and asked me if they could translate my book, this book, into chinese. as some kind of response to the fraud that was in the kinsey research. by the way, remember liam neeson appeared in a major feature film saying, you know, he was this wonderf

>> a sex researcher and educator for indiana university and the kinsey institute wrote a book tellingctly row to reignite the spark if it fizzles. >> you got to do this right thing as far as one another and respect one another. and make it last. you know. >> respect and we're best friends and we've been married for 25 years. >> that's what the johnsons told our news crew tonight about lasting love and intimacy. debbie, author of "sex made easy" says they have it right. good communication and closeness are the secrets of couples who make it last but that doesn't mean there won't be speed bumps in the sex life along the way. >> i can't answer that question, with a toddler, it's impossible. you fall asleep half the time. >> exhaustion from child rearing, health problems like -- health problems like knee or back pain. erectile dysfunction for men and menopause for women all can affect libido. debbie says don't avoid the issues talk about them head-on. that can keep the rest of the relationship from crumbling. and be open to new ways of doing things in the bedroom. she even has a chapter c

zeese really interesting here thought thank you very much indeed for joining us live from new york kinsey's u.s. attorney there very interesting perspective the eurozone is breathing a sigh of relief after the greek socialist leader announced that three parties have agreed on a coalition government following sunday's election comes after weeks of uncertainty and fear is that the. party would have a majority in parliament where the crisis focus is now shifting to spain which is set to see another round of protests on wednesday. as this report. that government will be headed up by mr marson leader of new democracy who won in the recent election three way coalition that's what we're seeing at the moment now they're going to be out to john together one hundred seventy nine seats in this three hundred seat parliament that could prove very crucial going to be passing some very unpopular austerity likely in the future legislation associated with it greeks they have some monsters but they're still really lacking in many such as the wave of anti austerity that we've seen that build up with these ele

kinsey is the the latest. as the >> pg&e crews are actually cutting and to the poll. they're planning to get this out of the way by 7:00. the car drove into the poll around 230 this afternoon. 12,000 votes of bolts of power came down across the road. here is a chp -- highway patrol spokesperson >> they can pay toll cross a bridge or go to 78. take 780 to 680 and go around that way. then they can come down coming east of highway 4. >> this is not highway for a cutter costa county. we'll see if they will be able to clear this road by 7:00 p.m.. >> in traffic we are taking a look at the red and highway 4. it is still close. westbound highway 4 is living much better. it is very slow speed. unfortunately interstates 80 looks pretty good. they would continue on to eastbound highway 4. this is a story we will continue to fall. >>catherine: this fire began a couple hours ago. the fire investigators say it started in a new building. workers were installing a gas line. the fire spread to nearby dental office. people had to be evacuated. >> the construction worker suffered life-

we have andy, tim, anthony, kinsey, brian, and leah. thank you so much on the house side. on the senate side is mike, alan, erin, cris, and mallory. i want to thank you guys as well. i also want to get some things out of the way. i want to thank our sponsors and partners. hugo creative has provided all of the graphics for the evening. from the gravity sought to our new logo. all the way down to the programs and the wine bottle labels. our goal sponsor tonight is google. -- gold sponsor tonight is google. there will be at the after party, which everybody had better be going too. we want everybody to have fun. it is a friday night, nobody is going home early because the camera guy is throwing the party. everybody get that? [laughter] as you know, president obama could not attend our dinner this evening. according to his spokesperson jay carney "he is busy governing and campaigning." [laughter] [applause] thank you for that very spokesman like response. we all like to call out the white elephant in the room. when we see it, we hate it. the deal is that president obama does no

but kinsey reports america needs to create 21 million new jobs by 2020 to once again achieve full employment. that will require robust economic growth, and you only can get growth from four places; consumer, business and government spending and exports. the first three without question are facing big headwinds. exports are where the growth is and increasingly where the jobs are too. exports already support some ten million american jobs, the type of skilled, good-paying jobs we need more of. and america needs, and america needs to once again become the top exporter in the world. we need to reclaim the position we gave up a decade ago first to germany and then to china. and i don't say this out of some feel good nostalgia. with the size of our economy and the challenges we face, it's unacceptable to be in third place. america is the top producer of goods and services in the world. we simply must sell more of them overseas. and we can. if we keep building on the success of the recent trade agreements with colombia, south korea and panama, if we stick to the vision of president obama's national

it is clear from the kinsey study and other world bank studies that the effect on gdp growth is the greatesteveloping countries. for each 10% increase in broadband, you get a 1.4% increase in gdp in developing countries. with all of this happening, we have this enormous potential to move the internet mobile. in the meantime, we're trying to figure out what to do about internet policy. that is not surprising. it is not surprising that the i.t. you is doing that. what is a concern is that some of those proposals will in fact constrain economic growth. if regulatory style regulations are imposed on the internet, that will create disincentives to the investment needed to grow mobile internet. if there are disruptions in cross border data flows by throwing up barriers at the border, the global connectivity and data exchange simply will not happen. and if there is government control over routing of traffic and network design and management, then many of the tools for innovation just will not be there. in the proposals on the table, there are elements of these things put out there. so it may not be

i was surprised to learn, given his business that he found the kinsey to keep up-to-date on the british scene. this explains why he frequently explained past views of what happened here. however, i very much doubt whether he reads them regularly. the you associate yourself with that opinion? to go not entirely. i am sure he read his newspapers, and i would be surprised if he was not aware that more that was outlined of the line taken by his newspapers. from all i understand, he gave a decree more latitude to "the times" than th"the sun." i would be very surprised if he were not more aware of what they were printing than was suggested in the know. we did have important things to discuss. if i can pick up some of the points he raised. on the day i became prime minister in 1990, interest rates were 14%. they went up. we went into the exchange-rate mechanism. it was in order to bring rates down. interest rates went up during the time we were in the exchange rate mechanism was a myth. in fact, the came down from 40% of the day of became prime minister to 6 percent when i left and came rattli

two of the diet at all of the civilian males of chicago, except one, the famous traitor john kinsey were killed in a very short time as well as some soldiers had been detailed to guard the wagons. the troops on the regulators after a short battle for about half the number were killed agreed to surrender under the promise that their lies to be spared. this promise is kept only in part. some are actually murdered after the battle and they were were then led off into captivity. the forsberg picked the next day, august 6 team come 1812, and the cans were thrown into the river. >> so that was another important defeat for the united states along the great lakes, the site of course being the important shortage by the great lakes basin of the mississippi river. so just to jump ahead, they tied a turn in the war in the sense that the battle that lake erie to plays, which restored naval control to the americans at another important battle with the battle of thames in october 13. and maybe you could give us a thumbnail description of that battle and what it on for those who were in illinois. >> the