households with seven point one million followed by china with two point four million the amount of media mez rose in china by eighty two percent from the previous year and now almost double the amount in japan the number of households whose wealth exceeds while million in russia has grown by nearly a fifth which means that russia is now right the world wide in terms of the number of may in a household and it comes to all that swath per household the report showed that russia ranks fifth of the world overall the world's wealth grew by fifteen percent to one hundred fifty two trillion dollars i while there may be more million as and ever before the metal industry often or a fraction of the real economy is still slumping global still while the problem is overcapacity has doubled it's doubled its capacity since two thousand and one due to slumping dumon despite warnings from industrial insiders production continues to grow at an average rate of three percent now i asked edwin bos'n from the world still association if the highs of the mid two thousand will ever be achieved again i'm not optimisti

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. >> this leave mez with more questions than answers.now, on the couch today, we actually have somebody from academic life. i'm going to yield my time to you because i'm curious to know how you would deal with this going forward as a former administrator. you would have to deal with these angry parents. >> this class would not be going on like this. there should not be an adult in the room while this is happening. i think parents should immediately -- i don't know what was in the forum. i don't know what parents signed away. i don't know how specific they were but i would bet my money it didn't say the kids would be holding up signs and hugh mul yated in front of a classroom. if you sign something, that didn't happen, you make sure that adult in the room was held accountable. that person should lose their job and make sure that never happens again. as parents of enormous voice, you can affectuate huge change when you complain about things. >> still to come, severe storms moving across the country packing high winds, hail, ripping down tr

start with you, president obama will take questions about the student loan debt issue on tumblr, which mezng to get to. is it just a ploy to excite young voters or do you think there's substance behind this? >> i think there is real substance behind it in that we know that this issue isn't just affecting college kids but affects families an this is part of the fight for the middle class and sort of that framing that we know democrats have been setting up for the midterm elections. on the policy side there's substance to it but the timing and sort of -- all of that, sure, it's also i would say good politics because they are setting it up as a political choice. is it millionaires or are you looking out for college kids so that they cannot have crushing debt? >> it's a pretty astoout framing aimed to connect with a dis illusioned young populist who doesn't like how inactive this congress can be some of the time. the president is taking executive action here and it allows him to skirt a pretty uncooperative house. could it back fire politically ultimately? >> i think -- well, the president on

iran are investing in mez bow la, who are in syria at the moment. so is assad. i'm not saying assad is a good guy. but let's focus on what the xhonl n commonalities are, and if we can join the dots and get consistency in foreign policy we might be able to take this and tackle it head on. isis is a regional problem. what's going on in syria is connected to what's going on in iraq and one doesn't exist without the other. >> to that point you referenced the centuries-old tension between sunni and shia and the fast that most of the idea is more around religious identity rather than national identity. as we're viewing this conflict, can we view it as anything other than a sunni/shia civil war? and why would we want to weigh in on either side of that conflict? >> it's a great question. i think we do have to look at it outside of what we regard as a western democratic chem plat. we've got to stop imposing a western-style democracy on an area and a region and a country that isn't ready for it yet. we only just went through the system in 1648. that's when we reviewed our