the emergency and post-emergency time, so we can make the emergency plans and gain a neighborhood lovell of involvement and support. we realize that will require a commitment on the city's part to make up the difference of services that are not provided with an someone's home. so you may be in your home without sewer, water, he, or something, but you have a structurally safe place. you can have your goods and assets and be within your community. the city then has to make up some of the differences in the neighborhood community, like providing services for who knows what, mail pick up, the things that are not provided in the shelter and place. maybe water, toilets, something like that. the whole concept of shelter and place is one that changes from let's find space in the parks and put up tents or whatever id is, emergency shelter and demands for a long time spans, to find ways to keep people in their homes, to set reasonable standards so we can deal with the tens of thousands of people who we think are going to be either displaced or feel like they should be displaced. so these are alter

have concluded that the crew applied the brakes during a takeoff the caused a plane crash and doris lovell in september that killed forty four people and listen to what the investigative committee had to say. the investigation has shown that those pilots were trained how to operate get forty planes were very long time and then they had to switch to forty two's and according to the committee there was two planes have a very different a great because all systems which share the pilots didn't have enough time to get used to and so that could have been done by mistake another reason they're suggesting is one of the pilots was suffering from a strong neurological condition which should strongly except that once reflexes and was also under the effect of strong medication perhaps he was using that medication to treat that condition that he was successfully hiding from the aviation medical community for all this time a lot of the documents a world full thought apparently and from the conversations records from the black box during the press conference that we were listening to it was pretty clear

regional leader, but were still is also one of the most important emerging economies for the whole lovell economy. it is one of the as we call them the bricks, one of the merchants in companies that has the chance to structure how the international economy is going to look going forward. when you think about countries like of course obvious that the united states has a global world. when you think even about countries along the pacific rim of latin america, they may connect more to the economies of asia. i was always struck when i would go do something called the summit of the americans which is really about latin american and caribbean and we would have these sessions in hugo chavez for takeoff and everybody would close their ears and whatever. but then, almost a week or two weeks later we would go to the asia-pacific economic council, aipac and their it's the pacific rim countries of chile, and up the pacific rim all the way to canada and all the way through japan and china and korea and the conversation was completely different. it was about global trade. it was about free trade so i a

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great that your family did try to hunt you down, even though they were expecting the worst, haired lovellh you all very well. thanks for coming on the show. >>> and from that we will turn to washington and check in with our friend paul steinhauser who is watching all things politics. paul, what do you have for us today? >> let's talk about the first lady michelle obama. weapon don't talk about her that often but her husband is up for re-election one year from today. she's in florida speaking at a national democratic committee event and we're seeing michelle do more of those events and maybe start to slowly, slowly turn her attention, to a degree, to her husband's re-election. check out these brand-new numbers. this is poll and the americans have a very good opinion of her. last month a poll had similar numbers in. her numbers better than her husband's. but this is the dell bait part here, randi, as first lady, you don't want to appear too political. yes, she wants to help her husband out but she doesn't want to appear too political and keep her first lady status. that's the trick here. we

we take a look at paul lovell, 102 years old.here we go, phil symmonds, buccaneers fan. and here'sdale mcclintic, 100 years old. has a wonderful mind, great memory, sharp as a tack and loves everybody in the world. likes to do the lord's work on this earth he says. and we have wellford goode of richmond, virginia, 100 years old today. very proud wwii veteran and he says an attitude of gratitude. that's what he believes in. that's a nice little catchy phrase, attitude of gratitude. inez giles of st. louis, missouri, 10 tleechlt lov3. loves to reminisce and she also loves to sing in her church. people down there love her. and finally we have frances lyons from zt hest. helena, california. 105 years old. she is truly a lovely woman. that's it, that's all, from washington. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, avoiding buyer's remorse when you go out to buy a new car. what you should be doing during that all-important test drive. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> well, if a new car is on your holiday wish list

lovell. and deductions that included marketed interest at the local income tax.hat would have a lot of people hard. the above contributions given the direction it to ever see them deadlock and we didn't really address the spending problem that i would've hoped, but we avoided a worse outcome of having a major tax right now during a down economy. >> host: since independence at a group of voters opposed sides need to convince are the next election, or with the political fallout from n.a.b.? >> i think republicans benefit to the extent that they did not destroy their brand. if they come to an agreement for both parties are going to raise taxes they would've lost a key brand differentiators. speak about and if it's republicans from the perspective they cannot continue to be seen as the party that will not raise taxes. that's politically powerful. that said, everyone looks bad from the perspective of failing to come to grips of federal spending and the level of the dead and a general concern about the fiscal condition of the country. at another tavern on the benefit o