sot - margarete powell, macy's customer (from joe clips 22:58:21 it pulls people in. its like a star walk in this whole area. this big macys and im so sad to see it go. i just hope something else good replaces it. 22:58:33 in a news release yesterday macy's ceo cited disappointing sales and earnings last year as a reason for the closings. its comes as no surprise to economic development leaders. sot - chuck rigney, norfolk director of economic development - clip 46 2:36:25 its very unfortunate but it wasn't totally unexpected either. 2:36:29 chuck rigney is norfolk's development. he says the closing lead to opportunity. sot - chuck rigney, norfolk director beleive that we have a mix of retail but we also have a real opportunity with teh amount of acreage involved to increase our business base dramatically - its a great central location for that. rigney says the military highway corridor has the city's highest elevation so in the future anything is possible...including a light rail down military highway. sot - chuck rigney, norfolk director of economic development - cl

powell, thank you very much. ♪ >> and now david morgan steen here with the atlantic's margaret carlson.et: good morning. david, since we were last on stage together, you have become a new father. and that child has gotten 218 million visitors according to youtube. david: you are referring to the baby panda? margaret: i am. who would not be alive without david. david: i don't know about that, but they did tell me it was likely they would need artificial insemination to produce the baby panda. to fight for the time that they can reproduce. they asked if i wanted to watch. i said, absolutely not. [laughter] they said, do you want to see the semen extracted from the mail? i said, no. we have a panda everyone seems to like, weighs about five pounds, and you are referring to the fact that he sneezed and everyone seemed to pay attention to that. when the government is not shut down, he greatest complaints seem to come from the fact that the panda cam is shut down rather than social security is shut down. [laughter] margaret: how do the pandas fit into patriotic philanthropy? extraction in part

powell, thank you very much. [applause] >> and now david rubenstein, founder and ceo of the carlyle group. here at the atlantic, margaretarlson. >> good morning. david, since we were last on stage together, you become a new father and that chad has gotten 218 million visitors. >> you are referring to the baby panda. >> iem. >> it wouldn't be alive without david. >> i don't know about that. they did tell me it was likely they would need artificial to produce a baby panda because the panda sent to fight for a four-hour period of time when they can mate and reproduce. after the first two hours they decide to artificially inseminate and they want to know when they watch it i said absolutely not. they said you want to see the same and it started from the mail. i said absolutely not. but the artificial worked as you now and we have a new baby panda that the first lady saw last friday and as a result of that we have a panda everybody seems to like that weighs about five pounds and referring to the fact he sneezed yesterday in the world seems to pay attention to that. it is amazing when the government has a shutdown, the greate