here is what i want to ask you, mr. pate.f race is a part of this trial why didn't the prosecutors charge george zimmerman with a law that's on the florida books called aggravation of crime by selecting victim based on prejudice? >> you're right, chris, that charge is available to the state. but it's a tough charge to make. i don't know that you want to stand in front of a jury and not only accuse george zimmerman of being a murderer, but being a racist murderer. >> what you're doing, mr. pate, as the prosecutor when you're saying listen to these old 911 calls, not the calls that night, not anything he said about trayvon martin, but what he said in the past about people who look like trayvon martin, aren't they doing it there? if they're doing it there, why not just bring the charge? >> i didn't say you should ignore race as the prosecutor. you have to suggest to the jury some reason that mr. zimmerman is out for trayvon martin. if it's racial, if it's because he thinks he's a criminal, there has to be the ill will, the hatre

pate ration? >> yes. that provides capitalization that comes basically from the private sector, not the treasury. >> and as i think mr. puentes pointed out, we tried this once, and i think people are open to looking at it again, but the rate has to be right so it brings in the funding we need, and i know people in the administration be, others are looking at it, but the rate is i think what'll have to be determined to be the right point so we actually are bringing in significant money. mr. per he's, do you want -- puentes, do you want to comment further on that? >> i think members here are right. we have to be careful about this. net infrastructure bank is certainly not going to address all the challenges we've talked about, all things the governor highlighted at the beginning. but it is, we do see when we look around the world and we see what the needs are in the united states, there is an omission right now, and we don't really have a way to make decisions on projects that are truly of national significance. what i would like to see is some kind of entity that's focused op delivering those kinds of economic goals w

mr. rothfus: the mom who no longer has the free checking. they're going to pate monthly bills, they're looking at that utility bill, the electric bill's coming in, remember when the president in 2008 said the electricity rates are necessarily going to skyrocket with his plan? well, there's the mom who's going through the monthly bills, you know, wondering how she's going to make ends meet and all of a sudden there's another $5 or $10 or whatever the charge is going to be for losing the free checking. that's real money. then she goes to the gas tank and all of a sudden prices are going up at the gas tank again. another $10 there. $10 for the checking, $10 for -- that's $20 right there and it grows and it grows and it grows. mrs. roby: and then she goes to the grocery store and she sees that the cost of mill success hire because the cost of gasoline is. i'm that mom that puts gas in her car and goes to the grocery store and you can see the net effect that this has on the individual. so you're absolutely right. it's not just the businesses but the businesses then ha