you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets. o.k.-- if you want to get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some ch

they said old people smell like mothballs and hemorrhoid cream. >> oh, well, i'll invite a few people from the church. i'll give it -- there's nothing brings deacons together like fellowship and free food. >> oh, well, we got plenty of it. >> what you got? what you got? >> we got chips. >> uh-huh. >> and salsa. >> salsa. >> and bean dip. >> wait, wait, hold -- ixnay on the ean-bay ip-day. >> what's wrong with bean dip? >> bean dip and old men? boy, you gonna turn us into a weapon of mass destruction. don't do the bean dip. >> are you sure the colonel won't figure out what we're doing? >> derek, the colonel still hasn't found out his fiancée [imitating edna] is a dude. >> all right, well, is there anything else, mr. b? >> yes. one more thing i should do. uh, put you out. get out. >> can you at least open the door first? >> oh, okay, i will. now get out. [ door closes ] [ dialing ] >> hey. what up, mike b? hey, do you still have that information on that joy? yeah. that joy. yeah, i need her to provide a little entertainment for this old guy's bachelor party. >> why are you sitting there

i spoke with the ceo for the buck and he said he used the word mothball.we have mothballed some of our communities and that means they are not building more. they don't open a community unless it is sold. but the counter intuitive indicator that i found is that they are going like gangbusters. the half 30 buildings here. they are expanding to other cities and to sell paulo. they are going completely urban. this isn't the majority of but it's the fastest growing and one of the brightest spots. the condo buildings, 20 million-dollar penthouses. stuff that ten or 15 years ago you thought you would never see. >> host: the notice as we speak detroit is going bust so the first part of the question is what cities are having the renaissance that you are talking about and why do you think that is and then what cities are not? >> guest: it is a tale of two cities and the beach right story is separate. it's lost that the cities, economies and the fiscal health are often times to different things. you look at new york city and it is thriving by any definition. if you

i spoke with the ceo for the plug-in he is the word mothball.we have mothballed some of our communities and what they mean is they are not building more. they don't open a community and unless it's fully sold and populated. this is one of the biggest counterintuitive indicators that i have found is that they are going like gangbusters building in new york city. they have 30 buildings here. they are expanding to other cities and expanding to sÃo paolo. they are going completely or pin. this is not the majority of their business but the fastest-growing and one of the brightest spots in the company's business now. condo buildings, 20 million-dollar condo buildings. 10 or 15 years ago if something you would have never seen. >> host: i have a two-part question for you. the first part is we notice as we speak detroit is going bust now. the first part of the question is what cities are having a renaissance you are talking about and why do you think that is and what cities are not? >> guest: our city stories the tale of two cities. the detroit story is

i spoke with a seal for the book and he said he used the word mothball. we've mothballed some of our communities. what they mean is there just not building more. they don't open a community unless it is fully sold and popular. but this is one of the biggest counterintuitive indicators that i found is that they're going like gangbusters building in new york city. they have 30 buildings here. they are expanding to other cities but expanding to sÃo paulo. they are going completely urban. this is not the majority of the business but it's the fastest growing and one of the brightest spots in the companies. condo buildings from $20 million penthouse as. it's stuff that 10, 15 years ago you never would thought you would see. >> host: we hear this. i have a two-part question for you. the first part is we know this as with the, detroit going bust or so the first part of the question is, what cities are having the renaissance you are talking about? and whitey think that this? been what cities are not? >> guest: the cities, our city story is a tale of two cities. th

financial thing selgtd, you've got chuck hagel, the secretary of defense, david, talking about having to mothball three aircraft carriers. >> yeah, he was out this week with some statements that basically worked from the pentagon's internal assumption tharkts sequester-- something we haven't discussed, you know, in weeks and months but which seem impossible or inconceivable a year ago-- is probably almost certainly going to extend into next year. the first time the pentagon was able to sort of get by with furloughing people and so forth. it was uncomfortable, but they managed to do it. what you were hearing from secretary hagel was that next year, he basically is going to have to change the fundamental assumptions on which the united states would be ready to handle a conflict with iran and with north korea, two, obviously, geographically separated places at the same time. and, you know, already the american presence in the persian gulf has sort of pulled down. what it also does, bob, is it really eliminates any ability to do real long-term planning. so the idea of doing a pivot to asia and sort o

hegel says if congress doesn't act to avoid cuts, the pentagon may be forced to mothball up to threenavy aircraft carriers in order additional sharp reductions in the size of the army and marine corp's. in federal court has struck down the road and set a cap on debit card fees. in 2011, the federal reserve said a 21¢ limit on the fees banks charge retail stores for each debit card transaction. the national retail federation sued say the capp was too high. a u.s. district--court judge ruled the fed didn't have off 40 to set the limit and suggested the central bank considered earlier proposals to lower the fee to 12¢. the fed has a few months to craft a new rule. the current one will remain in effect in the meantime. fears of e coli contamination have prompted another major be free call. the national beef packing company based in kansas is recalling 50,000 lbs. of ground beef that may be contaminated. it's the company said it recalled the summer. so far, no one has gotten sick. the beef sold to market, wholesalers and food-service distributors around the country and has the establishme

you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets.ant to get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some cheap wine, put it

you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets. get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some cheap wine, put it in a

you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets. you want to get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some cheap wine,

hagel says if congress doesn't act to avoid the cuts, the pentagon may be forced to mothball up to threeaircraft carriers and order additional sharp reductions in the size of the army and marine corps >> a bipartisan bill that would lower the costs of borrowing for millions of students is now awaiting the president's signature. yesterday, the house gave final congressional approval to legislation that links student loan interest rates to the financial markets. the bill would offer lower rates for most students now-- but higher ones down the line if the economy improves as expected. undergraduates this fall would borrow at a three- point-nine interest rate for subsidized and unsubsidized stafford loans. >> attorneys for j-c penney and macy's are set to be back in court today after a three month break to present closing arguments in a contract dispute over a partnership with the martha stewart brand. the case centers on whether macy's has exclusive rights to sell certain martha stewart merchandise-- including bath items and kitchenware. the trial has put the c-e- o's of both companies and

hagel says if congress doesn't act to avoid the cuts, the pentagon may be forced to mothball up to threercraft carriers in order additional sharp reductions in the size of the army and marine corp's. a bipartisan bill that lower the cost of borrowing for millions of students is not that now awaiting the president's signature. yesterday the house gave final congressional approval to legislation that links to the low interest rates to the financial markets. the bill would offer lower rates for most of its now but higher once down the line if the economy improves as expected. undergraduates this fall would borrow at a 3.9 interest rate for subsidized and unsubsidized dr. wald. attorneys for j.c. penney and macy's are said to be back in court today after a three month rate to present closing arguments in a contract dispute over a partnership with the martha stewart brand. the case centers on whether macy's has exclusive rights to sell certain martha stewart merchandise including back items and kitchenware. the trial has put the ceos of both companies and store herself on the stand. a new yor

so you have this and you could sort of keep it in mothballs with one of these legitimate emergenciesto creep out. or you could spend amounts on these drug raids which have the potential to bring revenue back to the police department. so they did a series of things across the country and they went to the early '80s. what they found is in the late 70s there were about a few hundred s.w.a.t. raids per year across the country are so we are from 50,000 per year, it was the data that they have in there hasn't been any good data since then, but the trends driving it has continued. as we have this pentagon we can program this is completely inappropriate for domestic briefing and you know, he put out a press release and so to give you an idea about the situations they find appropriate so there is actually a lawsuit pending right now. and what do you know about michael phelps, you know, which is amusing. so these are just some various photos and he talked about this in maricopa county. where he had been deputized by the sheriff, and they were failing entrance filming a reality show because the

you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets. o.k.-- if you want to get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some ch

we have mothballed some communities and they mean they're not building more. they don't open a community until it's fully sold and populated. but the tolle brothers is so interesting. one of the biggest indicators that i found is that they are going like gangbusters building in new york system they have 30 buildings here. they're expanding to other cities. they're expanding to sao paulo and going completely urban. it's not the majority of their business but the fastest growing and one of the brightest spots in the company. now condo buildings, $20 million penthouses. it's just stuff that ten or 15 years ago you never thought you would see. >> host: i have a two-part question for you. the first part is, we notice as we speak, detroit's going bust. so, the first part of the question is, what cities are having the problems you're talking about and why do you think that is and then what cities are not? >> guest: our city story is a tail of -- tale of two cities and the detroit story is separate. one thing that is lost in the discussion about detroit and our cities

you can't just walk in, you can put in the mothballs and toward the legitimate emergencies creeps up, or you could send them out on these drug raids which has the potential to bring revenue back to the police department. is a strong incentive to stand your swat team out on drug rates. this is a criminologist in the late 90s but did a series of surveys of police department across the country. and asp invasive of going back to the early '80s how many times these this watkins. what he found in the late '70s there were a few hundred swat raids per year across the country in which if you think about these type of emergency situations, may make some sense but by the early '80s were up to a few thousand per year, and he did a follow-up survey in 2005, he asked me where up to about 50,000 per year. from a few hundred in the '70s to about 50,000 per year in 2005. there isn't any really good data since then but all the trends have been driving this has continued. 's i think it's a safe estimate that probably has not gone down. this is a sheriff in south carolina. he got this through the pentago

you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets. o.k.-- if you want to get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some ch

you don't want to e mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets. o.k.-- if you want to get rid of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some ch