north milton avenue at federal street. right now there's no delays through the tunnels. 895 going to be in good shape despite all that construction we have going on. that long-term project. the beltway, here's a live look at the west side, typical 11 minute ride from here to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 95. that stretch taking just 11 minutes. the inner loop, that's going to be nice and clear for those of you making the push towards liberty road. in howard county, interstate 70 shaping up nicely. nothing to get in your way from columbia pike over to the beltway. if you're traveling westbound it's going to be delay free out the frederick. that's your time saver traffic. pepper jack cheese, mushrooms, jalapeÑos, bacon, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. she's got a receipt.just shopped at giant. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop. on charmin bath tissue you could've saved $2.68. wow! that's amazing

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a crash on north milton avenue near federal street. water main break effecting traffic on north avenue. that will be westbound between broadway and harford road. southbound harford road also going to be effected between 20th street and north avenue. you will want to expect some is lane blockages and some delays in the area. so right now if you are traveling into the city the jfx going to be a great option. it will be nice and clear. typical drive of just 11 minutes to get from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. here at pikesville at green spring avenue, that inner loop is going to be clear for those of you making the drive up to 83. normal drive time on the outer loop 11 minutes from 795 down to 95. >>> good morning. stocks break their losing streak. traders found all the averages higher yesterday because of the announce. ofment of new jobs for the holidays. >>> 16,000 toyota sienna vans are being recalled. the vans made from 2004 to 2009. >>> mcdonalds with retire their styrofoam paper cups and change over to paper. customer

tyranny of the status quo of borrowing a phrase from milton friedman seems to be prevailing do you think the world has really learned the lessons of all of the crisis do you think be underlying reasons for that prices have been trast you're absolutely correct that the reexamination many of us thought would take place kind of blow and disappear the disappeared from the the mccain of course there are some lessons that i've been looking at it was very interesting when the i.m.f. program was over in iceland we gave off our one call for it to the i.m.f. i think we're a little bit country has not formally out of our will come for us when the i.m.f. program was over. for we're intellectually almost enough to walk normally is maybe they had slowed more from dealing with crushes. and now we know that what they were arguing with respect to a. some more than are doing what they were doing a pressure as it was to do todo to be not only economically wrong and democratically row but also equal i think they're absolutely have to have the moral and intellectual honesty if you can see that but that would

have been successful to the university of chicago economics department and notable fraud such as milton freed man. the idea of neoliberalism is there should be massive, selective tax cuts. margaret thatcher it is there is no alternative. of course that's absurd. there was an alternative. we have to connect the dots to understand what is going on today. i read the chronicle. so what i've done is put together a montage of the murder of public sector, which is going on everyday. in fact all of the public sector is in body shape. public libraries, parks from the municipal to the national level. our character is among the worst in the world. the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up

operation just the tip. [ cheers and applause ] >> stewart: by the way, operation just the tip one of milton bradley's least popular games. >> you butt in the shaft! pretty sneaky! >> we will be right >> stewart: hey, welcome back. my guest tonight, he is the head of the u.n. refugee agency in jordan based at the camp on the syrian border. welcome to the show andrew harper! how are you, sir? thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for coming in to join us. you do grim yet incredibly important work. tell me, you know, we can argue all day about the politics of assad and the chemical weapons and should we intervene, should we not, there is no argument about the humanitarian disaster that has unfolded in this region and can you give us a brief update on that? >> well, thanks, jon, also thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to talk because there has been so much discussion about the politics and so much discussion about the security, but what is continually forgotten in all of the conflicts is what is happening to the syrians. and today we have marked 2 million refugees having

another one in the city on north milton at east federal. watch for a water main break east north avenue at harford. watch for closures there and closures because of the baltimore book festival. north charles at east madison, cathedral, reed and st. paul all affected. speeds, though, on the beltway still pretty good. 55 on the top end west side. no problems yet on 95 southbound between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at 795 at mcdonough. those are the southbound lanes to the right looking better than it was this time yesterday. there is a look at the top side of the beltway. getting a little busier at providence road. this traffic report brought you to by your maryland toyota dealer. you ever sit back and dream of all the places you like to go? places that bring you happiness? toyota is ready to take you there. now is the time to find a deal on toyota. toy toy.com -- toyota.com for going places. >>> the baltimore book festival causing traffic problems this morning. >> but if they get books and go home, there will be no traffic. >>

let's bring in milton mess rought at this, senior economist at lord abbett. twitter ipo. we had the huge bond deal with verizon like 49 billion. what is this telling us about the markets right now and investors psyche? >> well, i think it is two things. one is, there's a tremendous amount of liquidity and that remains in the markets, so even as we anticipate the fed tapering there's a lot of money to move around and there are a lot of people who are looking, in the direction of risks. so that's very good and bodes well for the rally to continue, the equity rally we've been enjoying this week. the other thing that's happening here is because the fed is talking about tapering, people realize we're probably seeing lows in long yields for quite some time. a lot of people are deciding they will get in when the getting is good. whether it's a bond sale or ipo which will depend a lot on credit for those buying, people are trying to get the lowest rates they possibly can. ashley: let's talk about the taper next week. what are you expecting from the fed. if we get a f

north milton avenue at federal street and another crash on reisterstown road at saint ambros avenue. as we check in and take a look at the beltway, the inner loop is going to be clear up to 83. the outer loop nice, calm friday morning commute. just an 11 minute trip from 795 down to 95. the outer loop remains in great shape from 95 up to 83. now here is megan with an adorable little guest. >>> yeah. normally i get to say hi to the pet. lauren almost had this guy in her purse. she was hogging him. this is teddy. what can you tell us about him? >> just a puppy. between 3 and 4 month s old up for adoption. very, very sweet. >> when you bring in a dog like this, not only is he really cute but it's a great example of don't go buy a designer dog when you can get one at a shelter. these guys can go anywhere from $500 to $1,000. >> people do like a certain kind of a dog. you don't have to go to a pet store to get one. shelters have all shapes and sizes, like teddy here. if people are interesting in adopting we don't encourage the pet stores. a lot of times you don't know the source of the pu

>>i am milton o'brien and i am one of the owners of live fit wellness clubs. the entire facility is on the corner of bush and leavenworth and stands four stories tall and 32 units with an elevator and constructed in the early 1900's and 1910 and under historical what have you and mr. fung as you asked your question there is 1 inch for the joyces and another area that is not exposed in at least 50 years. >> and how many units are directly above the gym? >> probably one -- i would say at least -- at least half a dozen. >> okay. immediately directly above. >> immediately directly above. >> that's it? >> and there are multiple levels. >> and one unit and that's the appellant unit and basically impacted one unit. >> that's correct. >> and this gym has been in operation for six months? >> it opened up in march i believe. >> and prior to that it was vacant? >> it was desolate for many years. >> many years. okay. >> i can make a comment or can i do it now or i have a card and do your three minutes later. >> you can't do the three minutes later. you can do it r rebutta

even by a computer, as milton friedman suggested. their favorite technique for manipulating the money supply was the very same open market operations of the neo-keynesians, that is the daily intervention in the bond and money markets to buy and sell billions of dollars worth, and later trillions, of government debt securities in order to manipulate the supply of credit and money and to influence the level of interest rates. simply stated, monetarists promoted growth of credit money by means of a steady increase in the money supply or, if you will, the monetary base. say 3% money growth per annum. engineered, of course, by the all-seeing fed. it was supposed by the academics that the fed had the tools, the all-seeing computer and the unique personal foresight to attain these goals. however, the monetarists and the neo-keynes minneapoliss of the '60s did agree on one major reform issue. no not upon the reform of the to therring bretton woods currency reserve system, but instead they advocated together the demolition of the very tenuous

understanding is that the climate in fact has changed temperatures have in general warmed up in the arctic milton the ice caps and opening new opportunities clearly for different countries to develop its vast natural resources and also new trade routes like the northern trade route which is actively now being used by countries like china with the help of russia since well just the figures tell the story by themselves four ships heading say from beijing to rotterdam it takes around two weeks quicker then say if they take the traditional south and routes so clearly here the understanding is that the environment of the arctic has to be protected and in the future the president's international presence in the arctic will only increase so the are discussing currently working projects in the sphere of energy development and so on but a lot of attention is also being focused at the heritage a left from the cold war era we're talking about old abandoned military bases various types of hardware tens of thousands of barrels with fuels with fuel and it's understood that it's not been left by just one countr

three months and this is the way all bubbles form and crash in this modern monetarist economy post milton friedman post supply and demand post wages for capital post capitalism and all these jobs are of course our wealth redistribution their paper shufflers just shifting wealth from one person to another mostly from the young to the old whatever wealth those young have it's mostly through leverage it's mostly three debt because of course they don't have the money to put down as a deposit on a property which is why they help to buy.

they are firing from this position and this is the highest point in the village and also the run milton's behind the mountain stood around in my little or so their position is very strong and a very good in and no one can say for sure now for how long it will last my lul is a very symbolic place it's reflects how the entire syrian society used to be a very secular society and it very tolerant society and right now we can see that this society is shaken and this is exactly what is happening with the entire syrian community so it is a very symbolic a tux. and recently we saw a video posted on you tube where people who call themselves jihadist mujahideen who invaded malula they are in my loan this video they're saying that they came to my lula to protect people from brutal regime of bashar al assad how a cynic is this we were in mali last year in spring and i have to say that i haven't seen any place even here in syria where life is so calm and is so peaceful. and you can follow in the area on twitter to get her updates on what's happening in syria and she's also got pictures from the new th

c-span: but name me some folks that you like a lot. >> guest: i am--i greatly admire the--milton's "paradise lost." i love "the federalist papers." there is a book by harry jaffe called "crisis of the house divided: a study of the lincoln-douglas debates," which i think is a very profound reflection on america. i love the philosopher charles taylor, his book, "sources of the self," is an exploration of how we went from the idea of the soul to the idea of the self. people used to believe that in a sort of moral order that was external to us, which made demands on us. the ten commandments came out of that sort of idea. now people tend to believe that, 'if i want to know what's right, i don't consult some external code, i look within myself. i find, what is the right thing for me.' where does that notion come from, that one digs into one's self? i am very interested in--in--in these current attitudes, but also in their philosophical underpinnings. c-span: are you a member of the party of yeah or the party of nah? >> guest: i am a member of the party of yeah that takes the concerns of the cultur

john: twitter has links if you really want to read milton friedman. >> then you read human acheson covero cover. john: i could never get through human action. [laughter] how innovation gives us new things to do like is keeping inflation even reviving your favorite tv show after it is cancelled krispy make if we reach our fund-raising goals john: i hate to it that my government steals per roll hall? with these guys in the bank vice saved every year but what does my government to? it presents more. so many that i fear i may have to pay for retirement with something like this. a billion dollar bill. kim in zimbabwe. it has not devalue this much but i am worried about my future so what about inflation and government manipulation? i bought.clean. >> digital glaves you can trade to the internet in every country your account cannot be frozen it is changing finances the way the web changes publishing. john: baby.fz how bit coin works it is hard to get your brain around >> you first have to understand bit coin is not only one dash owned by a company or controlled by anybody or protocol like the w

post milton friedman post supply and demand post wages for capital post capitalism and all these jobs are of course our wealth redistribution their paper shufflers just shifting wealth from one person to another mostly from the young to the old whatever wealth those young have it's mostly through leverage it's mostly three debt because of course they don't have the money to put down as a deposit on a property which is why they help to buy scheme is there in order to provide this deposit this is the first wave of the second wave comes in january two thousand and fourteen and that's open to pretty much everybody and it is providing you know taxpayer guarantees on mortgages up to six hundred thousand pounds which is about a million dollars well because the price of the real estate will crash again guaranteed think of it this way this is an interest free loan from mark carney to speculators and other words if you're a friend of mark carney if you're part of the prince the elite class in the u.k. he will give you. a loan that you never have to pay back you know as he's just gifting the mon

john: twitter has links if you really want to read milton friedman. >> then you read human acheson cover to cover. john: i could never get through human action. [laughter] how innovation gives us new things to do like is keeping inflation even reviving your favorite tv show after it is cancelled krispy make if we reach our fund-raising goals john: i hate to it that my government steals per roll hall? with these guys in the bank vice saved every year but what does my government to? it presents more. so many that i fear i may have to pay for retirement with something like this. a billion dollar bill. kim in zimbabwe. it has not devalue this much but i am worried about my future so what about inflation and government manipulation? i bought.clean. >> digital glaves you can trade to the internet in every country your account cannot frozen it is changing finances the way the web changes publishing. john: baby.fz how bit coin works it is hard to get your brain around >> you first have to understand bit coin is not only one dash owned by a company or controlled by anybody or protocol like the we

three months and this is the way all bubbles form and crash in this modern monetarist economy post milton friedman post supply and demand post wages for capital post capitalism and all these jobs are of course our wealth redistribution their paper shufflers just shifting wealth from one person to another mostly from the young to the old whatever wealth those young have it's mostly through leverage it's mostly three debt because of course they don't have the money to put down as a deposit on a property which is why they help to buy scheme is there in order to provide this deposit this is the first wave and the second wave comes in january two thousand and fourteen and that's open to pretty much everybody and it's providing you know taxpayer guarantees on mortgages up to six hundred thousand pounds which is about a million dollars well because the price of the real estate will crash again guaranteed think of it this way this is an interest free loan from mark carney to speculators in other words if you're a friend of mark carney if you're part of the prince the elite class in the u.k. he wi

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