what's interesting is that now for us in the age of postmodernism, this skyline, this sort of mythic field of vision, seems to have receded from our view or seems to have sort of vanished into a reproduction of itself. richard haas here has painted the blank wall of a soho building precisely to trick us. postmodernism is a term that architects adopted in the early seventies to describe a kind of building that dropped a veil of near-classical decoration in front of a traditional boxlike structure. this is michael graves' portland building in oregon, more interested in the building as an image than as a three-dimensional experience. what we're really dealing with in the period in which we live is an extraordinary conformity. that despite the seeming pluralism, the seeming diversity, in fact, we are seeing many, many different reflections of the same underlying reality, and it is that underlying reality which seems to me to be at the root of what's happening in the art of our time. it's as though the world has become a kind of huge billbrd or opaque wall of ages that separates us as ind

. >> a family claims to have caught in mythical and animal caught in mythical and animal known as the you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. four people are dead, including the suspected gunman in another mass shooting at fort hood. we'll have the latest developments and reaction. a man is in the hospital after driving into retention pond. >> and mayor tells us what he really thinks of the super agency. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. >> and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. i want it to be friday. i feel like it should be friday. >> it is friday somewhere. but good chance of rain today. the good news is we are expecting some showers but the heavy strong stuff that will lead the news in many areas is going to stay two hours s

>> it's not mythical figures that work at the irs and these are real people and we want real competent, and good people working at all federal agencies. around tax time, it feels offensive and nobody is happy around april 15th. but we want to be retaining good people and we need to do that with incentive. >> if you mail in your check, the irs workers are getting checks paid for by you know who? >> yeah, exactly, you and i. why is there such a big morale problem there? maybe this whole evil doings went further. i can see the irs guy sitting there and giving a check for $1,000, and a revenue agent gets 72k a year, and an irs attorney gets 100k a year, and a specialist gets 88k a year, and didn't they sign up for this stressful time to be, or was it like i never realized april 15th was going to be so stressful! i need more money or i will go work elsewhere! it seems like fair compensation, but all the other stuff they need, and i don't think they need $62 million. >> the workers are not really the problem, are they? >> no, not at all. i agree with emily about this. look, these guys didn't

the rome era sculpture depicts the greek mythical creature medusa. three years ago it was discovered here th the th th thn minister is taking it home. >> it was stolen in 1996. >> the mask was one of more than a hundred artifacts discovered in the son-in-law of the former president. the family's departure from the country has not stopped the illegal trafficking of antiquities. >> you see this is all they brought while h he is can aggravating illegally. >> they took this picture back in january when it was still intact. the diggings destroyed pottery and the walls are beginning to cave in. >> they're usually looking for gold, silver, diamonds, usually they don't find these things. but the problem is they destroy whole sites for the sake of finding something that they usually don't find. >> it's tunisia's rich history that makes it a popular target. these are the remains of an ancient early christian tomb around 1500 years old. there are thousands of sites like this scattered across tunisia, but many of them are left unprotected and open to looting. ar

life as an artist which became increasingly important to him-- a journey equally heroic, equally mythicbut private. it's revealed in his intimate productions-- in his letters, in his sonnets and sketches. and it takes him away from this public stage into his inner life-- questioning the artist's role and indeed the very nature of art itself. michelgelo wrote a profound personal sonnet. "in a frail boat, "through stormseas, "my life in its course "has noweaed thharbor "the bar owhich "to reer account of good anevil done. "i now know how weighted ierror "was the fond fantasy which made art for me "an idol and a kg, "and how mistaken that earthly love "which all men seek. "what of those thoughts of love, once light and gay, "as towards two deaths i move? "one is certain. the other menaces. "no brush, no chisel quietens the soul "once turned to the divine love of he [kathln weil-garris bran]s mielangelo had excavated into the block so deeply, had changed his ideas about the design so many times, that there simply may not have been enough marble left for him to complete any of the images tha

there was no immediate claim of responsibility that in the past attacks in the neighborhood mythical mogadishu have been claimed on somalia's al showed that it remains true to a small clinic and restaurants with targeted as people headed room for the evening some stopping. bristol based films alternate the photo being used more than two dozen people were hacked to pieces i give them a critically injured at the sept ten battleship that said it was pointed at the rate of the shopping home in nairobi as punishment the canyon from a tree involvement in somalia the key fifty seven people with signs mom and son showing that make a difference if seventeenth of april s gold leaf has reached waters south of australia's christmas island to join me as the bridge to fetch the missing men they fear airlines flight seventy three seventy over a hundred and fifty of the two hundred and thirty nine people on the base and balanced bowling from china. i read it its onetime has more than three weeks into this mystery we have had to be pulling up new tools what happened today the mythologies used to anal

because for me it's not just a biblical story t say mythical story and becomes some of more powerfulaccept it as myth. like you stake the story o oficarrus, you don't ask if the feathers and wax had that-- everyone knows the story of hubris, you fly too high and you get burnt but if you start to get into what is real, all of the conversations whether it is historical or not. >> stephen: like every word of the bible-- every word of the bibe sell absolutely true and happened. >> no, but you will get nonbelievers saying how did all the animals get on the boat. >> stephen: god sent them. >> but how did they all fit. have you ever seen the math where they try to fit everything on it. >> stephen: we know how it happened. let's show the people how it happened. >> okay, here we go. >> it begins. >> stephen: looks like they're going to fit to me. now i saw a lot of animals. i saw a lot of mammals and birds, were there snakes. >> yes, yes, everything is included. that say really funny scene. >> stephen: at any point in the movie does noah say i'm tired of these [bleep] snakes on my mother [ble

in addition double establish a special legal regime in the cemetery name in attendance mythical that if the activity of state budgets at the prices and executions the most important thing is the status and protection of human rights and freedoms best of all the right to property right to housing unemployment allowance is except for the match of business operations the solid pink regulate it yet. the minister for an oppressive to crank the new look to escape commanded in his briefing on the current situation in eastern ukraine he stressed that russia is conducting the second stage of which is the alteration in the east by the scenario is this thing going on. on professional militants mother cooked it at a point on ukrainian territory local medical sweat high as pro russian forces so they did look like ten was coming from the knees. as it has been the victims acting in the east of tikrit a rush as he mentioned getting a new phone. butch comebacks and adapt base is well recognized as those seen in cream yet the deputy minister also highlighted the general type this. the russian actions.

economic union is not a revival of the soviet union and people shouldn't be afraid by the so called mythical reincarnation is such an appeal of the sultan of them i've addressed to some experts and politicians. the president noted that there are actually no prerequisites to recreate the soviet union. two into the pool. i did a masterful snowstorm of food. there's the institute framework for the reincarnation of the post soviet simple everything has finally passed into history secondly the post soviet nations are built under their own states with their own characteristics and traditions. thirdly the current system of property social structure and economic structure of our societies has gone far ahead the soviet union archaic their ideological in our belief in the state in the eurasian economic union says those who are you going to school or other much actually it's more than thrilled. no contract of head of trading inexpensive enrollment small and medium businesses and the extent of jack's more and more members of the customs union voters these relations are in your passing of regional level

he passed me a mythical but money on with encrusted roadster is fourteen feet tall. it seems. but it's a nightmare performance wasn't over yet. the seventy meter pass landed at the feet of dortmund jonas both made good on its retail for two. by the step ordeal that tried to get things going by bringing on thomas' mother and tony domu want to do with their arch riv in the mix up the difference bundesliga defeat at home in one and a half years. share the rest of the weekend's results. for the home side defeated struggling hamburger one start one big over nuremberg freiburg one to nail against on strike mention lot of mention dark blue line some framing three nailed qualified a child of one frankfurt. and now let's look at the standings with just four rounds love to play this bundesliga season dortmund remains second after their shock win against champions by iron in munich the three points clear of salt. labour was in for claim the final champions league place. christians around the world have been celebrating palm sunday the beginning of the holy period leading up to easter app

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i feel the challenges now and as you know are the ways people think all we chinese are mythic much i could not not not allow greater community i think of the dvd the committee that sounded really well in time. china's economy. in the movie cars you can see here. my muscle my most diverse economies are earth. it also our economical but this has been the same show. full time as economic progress so far this morning. mr also backside emphasize his point. now i think i will continue to reform. continue to become all. and in different cultures that vital for businesses to compete in the global arena. in your opinion how russian chinese and crisis battered communicates with the outside world. one of the concern of the international community testing. you know what i mean twice the time to seek out economically. tell us what you represent your back you cannot explain not well in a tree with conceited you china for flights to china he is right now. we thank you your rights in china were four percent rate uncertainty from the sun is very natural fall fall fall. international friends think tha

20 years with dogs and all that [inaudible] >> attention as family is convinced they have found a mythicalite to your known to suck the blood out of cattle and we will tell you why biologists are september tall. now back to you on the morning news. >> people are getting on the road trying to get their morning started and you can see if this is going to be your commute and we will show you it is slowing down in pittsburgh and pittsburgh in bay point on the way to concord and there is a couple of spots there where you will be slowing down and the drive times will be elevated also on southbound 880 from 238 down to fremont, that is less than what you say. live from the bay bridge toll place do drive. of course it is much less if you are driving in the carpool lane. and get ago little bit slow, not in downtown san jose just yet. let's go to steve. >>> i do believe, a lot of high clouds over us and we will start off mostly cloudy here, kind much keep it that way as a weak system is approaching we might bump those highs up because we have one more in the old weather pipeline and this part of the

it has not had the mythic and damage, or certainly not the extent that everyone says, and if we get those and let people hear there is another side. to theemissions are down lowest level since 1961 per capita. you cannot do that without fracking. we are replacing coal plants with that. it is cleaner. it is cheaper. it puts an additional $800 in every household budget. >> elinor, before we run out of time, you have been a geologist in the oil industry -- governor, before we run out of time. you are now the governor in the state of colorado. >> i would love to be commissioner of baseball, but that might be a stretch. >> many influential people in new york i getting on the hickenlooper train. >> take a good look at this space. read that name. do you think there is anything electable? fracking?lking about >> if a guy named skier can end up on television, yes. -- named erik schatzker can end up on television, yes. >> the governor of colorado, john hickenlooper. >> all right, thank you very much, erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle, reporting from the milken conference in los angeles. coming up

he is a mythical figure in to hear his been thrown around i thought i was transported 25 years ago.: i am deleted -- delighted you go down memory lane. is it good or bad? >> no. john kerry is seen as the bigger joke sam the president obama. >> even pollard has rejected the terms. [laughter] he has rejected the terms of this deal. you will not bring up palestinians and israelis to the table with this simic hundreds of millions of people in this country but we sent john kerry to handle this. lou: a tough group to night. we appreciate it for quite pennsylvania expected to make a full recovery as a tree trimmer. he was impaled by a chain saw that came within centimeters of the major artery in his neck as he was cutting through a tree limb and then jumped back. he only needed 30 stitches but obamacare would be helpful. you believe the acting director is an honest man? go to lou dobbs and.com with think the petition of the evening kim door is of men just frame of mind and a good tone of breeding is a quality that belongs equally to the honest man and to the gentleman. up next the fbi has

it has not had the mythic and damage, or certainly not the extent that everyone says, and if we get those out and let people hear there is another side. carbon emissions are down to the lowest level since 1961 per capita. it's because we're taking natural gas, you cannot do that without fracking. we are replacing coal plants with that. it is cleaner. it is cheaper. it puts an additional $800 in every household budget. >> governor, before we run out of time, you have been a geologist in the oil industry. you are now the governor in the state of colorado. >> i would love to be commissioner of baseball, but that might be a stretch. >> many influential people in new york are getting on the hickenlooper train. >> take a good look at this space. -- this face. read that name. do you think there is anything electable? talking about fracking? >> if a guy named schatzker can end up on television, yes. >> the governor of colorado, john hickenlooper. >> all right, thank you very much, erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle, reporting from the milken conference in los angeles. coming up next, how the worl

your eyes on each other just to hold the course steady, but ending up in memphis which is kind of a mythic my eyes on you ♪ it's a big wide world ♪ with a million shades of modern blue ♪ >> first of all what's it like to work with your husband so closely? >> it's good now. it took us a while to figure it out. >> really? you guys worked on this wonderful work. how did you match -- you say i write a line and he writes the music? i mean -- >> that happens in all ways, i bring him a lyric or he brings me a piece of music or back and forth or i hand him a completed lyric which i did on one song. but we try not to take each other -- take it personally if we criticize each other. >> that works well? >> sometimes. you try to bring the best out in each other, you know? >> sure. >> it can be very romantic if you don't fall into those potholes. >> when did you know you were an artist, how young were you when you fell in love with music and art? >> really young. really, really young. i felt myself to be odd, and i came to understand that that was an artist tinge instinct and that it was valuable inste

long as mark has been on radio, this guy has been in power since i started talk radio and he is a mythical character out there, and i felt like i was transported to 25 years ago. >> i am delighted that you are taking us down memory lane, but is it a good deal or a bad deal? >> i don't think it is a good deal. i am just back from israel, lou, and john kerry is seen as a bigger joke there than president obama is, and that is the bottom line. >> and this is how bad this is, even jonathan pollard has rejected the terms here and this is not an april fools', pollard has rejected the terms of the deal. you won't bring the israelis and the palestinians to the table this with this. >> and hundreds of millions of people and the smartest brains in the country, and we have sent john kerry to handle this, so i am sure that it will work out. >> tough group. thank you, mark, dom, and monica. >>> from the left wing, assaulting the 2nd amendment, and chairman richard mack urging the vermont police to respect the constitution, and ignore new gun control laws in the state. he is next. i just tried to book a

it depicts a greek mythical creature. >> three years after it was recovered the algerian minister of culture is taking it home. >> we are celebrating reaching a happy solution for what we call the case of the mask of gore gone. this was stolen from anabar in 1996. it was discovered in the home, the son-in-law of the former president. the family's departure from the country has not stopped the illegal trafficking of antiquities. >> this is all they brought while excavating illegally. >> this ancient tomb is being looteded. this picture was taken in january, when the jars and the walls were intact. the diggings destroyed some of the 2,000-year-old pottery, and the surrounding walls are beginning to cave in. >> looters usually are looking for gold, treasures - gold, silver, diamonds. usually they don't find those things. the problem is that they destroy for the sake of finding something they don't find. >> it is tunisia's rich history making it a popular target. >> these are the results of an early time, 1500 years old. there are thousands of sites like this, scattered across tunisia. m

they were going to, you know, proclaim a path of glory from their mythical origins and sort of have this revival, and by taking up the entire population in the narrative, this leader, crazy man, hitler, was able to motivate people in a way that their own just raw self-interests couldn't by making them talk to the grand opera. clark fooled me by making me a small town friend of the writer lieutenant of the crazy, ease centric millionaire and he knew he could sweep me up in the narrative, and i was ignoring consistencies along the way in order to live it out, and that was the gene yowrks and that's the yen yows of any great ma -- manipulator, to give you a narrative for the actions dm which you preserve at the cost of the ugly truth. >> walter's book is good about that degree of the story. not easy write about. speaking of germans, then, let's talk to anni for a second and see how -- how does a country lie to itself? >> you know, backing up, my first 3w50bg, i'm looking for people to tell me their secrets pen i'm mineful people have the interests i have, and it's a dance to get them to rev

always the many stories that float around about australia's, you know, incredible radar, almost mythical qualities, i guess. so perhaps they have additional information but they are throwing the dart at the dart board right where they think the bull's eye is. >> it is amazing a plane theoretically can hit the water and no debris be found. i mean i guess there was that ship that went down -- >> the "sydney." >> the "sydney" which went down and only a life raft was found. >> i believe it was years later on christmas island, thousands of miles north of the site one life raft showed up. >> incredible. >> absolutely incredible. >> we heard the malaysian transportation minister, david souci, say it matters less who takes control of the black boxes as long as the black boxes are found. to you does it matter who takes control? >> that was disturbing to me to hear that. it really doesn't matter who takes control. it matters a great deal and he's in charge of this investigation. by rules, nothing goes anywhere until he says it goes there. he is responsible for the decision. if anybody i would thin

weakest consumers and manipulating the system of the banking industry she said it was like fighting a mythicalhead and two come back. she has to fight. because she knows they're shouting about how inequality and a ribbed nation are tearing the nation apart. her research shows it's not the result of a character flaw. it's something any of us could fall into if we lose a job or spouse. this book was once titled "rigged." but that was dumped for a more optimistic one. she writes we can't bury our heads in the sand and pretend if big government disappears so will society's toughest problems. that's magical and dangerous thinking. instead of trying to starve government or drown it in the bathtub, we need to tackle our problems head on, and that will require better government. she's part of creating the better government by demanding our leaders do their best. in one gripping moment. she's a professor alone with the president asking her to set up what would become the consumer financial bureau. she says no, if it's not a pit bull of a watchdog, nothing. the president bushes back for an hour, growing

i'm about to see the second is the university of gaza city the mythical being said here by much and people in gaza to continue this debate they can get this discussion cannot be made the top of the lot they can hear the mighty enthusiasts know what they can hear. ours is the one dollars it's all a good act the kitchen of the standouts of wolves in the league was to come as the local scene and is expected to understand well what we are. i think i may hold and israel. these two forces on it again understand the language of the blessing of the one on the eu. looking at the beginning of the strip in the west bank where they need to be in good condition. i completely agree with the surface heights but this time. for what he says is nothing he says. that was hinted he would need to meet the end of the beach and the gaza strip is still under occupation believe that even though in two thousand and five. it was a little more from gaza strip and israel over to destroy the nation forces. despite this we still are. be sure. so i think the one with one week off to find the patient the final execution.

inclination of clinician for the defense for the syrian at st the city and national sovereignty excuse to mythical right knee and by sky cut from the banal say we have to marry and denver on tuesday to search out to deceive the eye institute economist of the european council of foreign fans. we may be seeing a shoal creek by scott also for matches are expected on by jonathan harris and he's made the most senior fellow of the atlantic council of the usa thank you sir for joining us all stop the debate is due to a peak at once. emma and i sat here it is due to them i decided it's time to think it's fair to say. and what do you see photo below the hosts its first monthly fee to be released now. this is something behind. and i mean the design of the hostages this is not clear yet who i now know how the conditions of men in the nation. nobody knows. i had two assists and speculations come on to other countries i think. and the differential fiction and it was too involved and then to be patient in to talk about this. that why now i have i mean anglesea and i don't see a line that i know that's less than

the local own cost and without leaving at the pub mythical proportions i know you don't know what hit cinema screens once we get more rights for all that is what the raising the makeshift on my calendar and the only state that the mexican drug trade only even once in the fullest and the best of the sea nineteen eighties south american independent film a cat and you don't eat in the spotlight. how much effect on the south in a good reason to think it can get thousands. i think that the nt. the gift odds with the pinnacle. dan and steve that don't like and no less it's a mixed reception because you could see that this movie was condemned in advance by one of my favorite categories of film critics which is people who have not actually seen the movie this time around are located in places like todd earned the united arab emirates. if you think about it just censoring appeal may actually be considered progress because here in nineteen eighty eight when martin scorsese's the last temptation of christ played a movie theater was actually going up and to its enormous credit the city of paris p

in the mythical land of unicorns and fairies and flowers, shareholders hold stock for years and years i have a long-term perspective. in the real world, shareholders are short-term. we should be asking the question about what the motivation is to drive long-term value, not short-term value. >> do you think we are getting it right with incentives on wall street now? how much further do we have to go? >> we're very focused on the shareholder. if you were a corner bicycle shop and you made the wrong decisions on your business, shareholders urge you to over leverage and you go out of business and then the ceo of the bicycle shop and a couple bicycle riders are hurt. with banks, if the stakes are made it is not just shareholders, it is the entire economy. banks have a greater responsibility and power than other businesses. >> to make the management liable? >> to make the right decisions. those decisions are not necessarily what is best for this quarter. we should not get this quarter's earnings up. up pretty fast. with all the stress tests, there is a tension about wanting to reduce equity

would like to move a step further to talk about previously she's pushing through the end of the mythical status the issues of competence pm and a confidence building has issues. maybe including a peace agreement issues and then put enough on our side i think the visits name of the shoes at that event that we should engage right now because we still have a lot of issues need to negotiate the temple. nineteen has agreements concluded between china and taiwan still have alot alot of things need to be me flying into and what you know we have a post the stakes and foundation in our house from them the division continued to pour some the sessions to examine resenting the yet the actual practice all the sniping of queens which means that with a lot of things need to improve. we should not go into the optical negotiation capacity. plato is always depends on the amount of evidence much i'm now forced may have the advantage and that we have all my agenda and we need to make sure that our economic agenda and will be yes. in. the facilitate a white a pianist and sentiment and some saw them yet. up t

would like to move a step further to the top of a pathetically she's pushing through the end of the mythical status the issues. this pm is a confidence building has issues. maybe including a peace agreement issues and ten. but enough on our side i think the visits name of the shoes at then that the shooting phase right now because we still have a bond issue to negotiate for example nineties agreements concluded between china and taiwan still have alot alot of things need to be me flying into. why don't we have bubbles. the streets and foundation in our house from them and they should continue to pour some decisions to examine resenting the yet the actual practice all the slicing of queens which means that with a lot of things need to improve. we should not go into the knock out critical negotiations to house the day when noah is always depends on the unknown column as much and i'll force they have the advantage and that we have our own agenda and we need to make sure that our economic agenda and will be of use. facilitate it quite a dance and sentiment and some salt of the top of the vehicle

the mythic and disappointments. -- significant disappointments.s measures to support the economy a boost growth. it will be a bit of a lag there. greece is returning to the bond market today, the first debt sale by the country since its international bailout began four years ago. the country selling at least bonds.llion of it's return of capital markets is a sign of its recovery from the financial crisis. record 24 rookies will be among those teen off the masters tournament gets underway in augusta, georgia. the field will not include the number one rank tiger woods who is not playing following surgery for a pinched nerve. the first time in 20 years he has missed the masters. those are the top headlines. >> whenever he is not there, there is no buzz on the masters. >> and no premiums per ticket prices. at least last week, were down over 20%. we will see what happens. >> no tiger woods, no high-profile girlfriend, either. the single best chart over the washington post, it looks at the gender pay gap between male and female wages. level. on the nati

, this is an especially important issue as we have passed severely important laws that can have mythically hampered our efforts purchased the past week there were press reports of a police raid on the u.s. a id project and it is a critical component to create an aids free generation worldwide. so i have three questions i would like to go through quickly and i will give you an opportunity to answer them. worse, talk a little bit about what usaid is doing including life-saving interventions and medications as other global health programs. second, in 2010 they launched a procurement to increase contract awards for small businesses and ngos to streamline these processes to provide more funds directly to make sure that the products they purchased or of the highest quality. can you talk about the progress that is emitted on these initiatives. finally, how does usaid work. .. aids free generation if they are allowed to hamper the effort for our program beneficiaries to receive services in an environment that is safe, that is opened, that respects their dignity and understands that this is a criti

so we have been providing some mythic levels of oversight with respect to the collection agencies. the collection agencies, there are some services that the contracts are independent. >> so my question is what is the department of education doing to ensure that they all of the law? but they are not overcharging borrowers and what fees they collect. let's say that the agency has one of these defaulted loans, they write a letter to the person who borrows the money. the person realizes the they should pay. how much does the collection agency get to keep? >> you know, it's a percentage based upon circumstances. but it could be 18%. it could be as much as 80%. >> it could be as much as 20%. >> so therefore if they wrote one letter and the debt was paid, they get 18%? >> yes. but i think when you look at the names of this they are going to have instances where there's a tremendous amount of work to get some of that back into rehab and get them to be making payments. >> i understand. but it's my understanding that they should still get a high percentage if they are doing anything but writ

vitamin a to actually have a mythical view? like you accept that we actually have a country and i try to run the country in the best manner possible and have policy debates rather than ideological debates that always end up benefiting the islamist? whether they have the numbers in parliament or not, continue to hold a kind of veto and have sway in pakistan, totally disproportionate to their numbers. i am going to stop here. i'm sure there'll be a lot to discuss what we all join shuja nawaz on the panel. [applause] >> thank you, ambassador husain haqqani and thank you haroon ullah. i was ideas and history and i am going to begin by asking if the underlying assumption behind any discussion of the rise of political islamists that somehow this is a bad thing. is it a bad thing? do you see a political change occurring in pakistan, where you will see an assignment political culture and what implications would it have for pakistan in the region? >> if haroon allows me come i will go first on this was all because i'm the only one on th

there's this mythic view in the u.s. whether it's, you know, capability and training on engineering or, you know, in the government. 1.35 billion people, the top 0.01% are extremely talented folks, let's allow, but having taught in the chinese system, this is a wildly uneven educational structure. is there, look at what the u.s./china business council tells us about the number one need of u.s. companies in china. it's not intellectual property or any of this other stuff, it's being able to get and retain qualified local people. surely the chinese government faces that same talent constraint. do you -- is there that bandwidth? i mean, is there the human capital to manage this kind of intricate change that we're talking about? down to the grassroots level? >> my instinct is to say, yes. as i already said, i've just been very impressed by my experience with local government officials compared to, you know, the rest of the developing world. it's just, you know, the really striking thing about china. at the central level, you

we have airman in the middle of this retrograde plan to get hud's mythic equivalent out of the country, where do you stewart, how do you sell it if that's the game plan. we have an ability to search airlift under u.s. transportation command's leadership to move equipment and people rapidly. the big issue for the air force is will we be allowed to continue training the afghan air force. the aviation industry in afghanistan is an opportunity for the country. it's an industry that could be an currently successful and meaningful for them in the region. it hasn't been robust in the past. their air force will lead that effort. they're adamant will lead that effort and we have a chance to return them to a level where they can be fully operating sustained air force overtime with the building not just a thought airplanes which they do very well but to manage infrastructure and systems and logistical training of those things i think it helps the country's ability to develop and aviation industry over time. that's why we would like to stay engaged but if we come out by the end of the years year,

i didn't know there were mythical creatures with his ideas that were still left that would put thoseward with a straight face. >> can you imagine him trying to be mean? >> he said we had zombie ideas which were free market, private sector, growth from the private -- he thought those were zombie ideas. if his ideas are not dead and buried and living, his ideas go back to pre-hayek, pre-adam smith, where socialism might be the answer. >> where the money should go. >> how refuiated? now i'm playing sarah palin. >> joining the conversation on the state of the eurozone, mark grant. it's usually a mock turtle or t-shirt. it's the open collar. >> a shirt. >> with baseball cards we trade who gets the lead different people. i had to give andrew a first round draft pick and money for me to be able to lead you, not just to talk about europe, mark, but to talk about the ten-year and talk about whether we hit 3% gdp. aren't there some strange things happening? aren't you seeing signs that maybe were more optimistic than we should be right now? >> yes. i agree with that, joe. what's happening is,

to a certain extent, these are all a little bit mythical in some ways. things change dramatically over the economy. i remember when secretary geithner was before the budget howittee and i asked him, relevant are the long-term projections? you're talking about 34 years with the way the world is changing. are they relevant? he said anything past five years is not meaningful. we do the best we can. paul ryan does the best he can. but we are talking about budgets as statements of values and priorities. he lays his out and lays out a different set of priorities. the short term about $40 billion out of surface transportation spending at a time we have critical needs. we embellish that by $300 million over the next three years. american people are on our side. that is the debate we have to have and have had. the problem is we never come to a resolution in this congress as to what the proper number should be. numbers should be the easiest thing to do. philosophy is hard to compromise. we did it in the farm bill with food stamps. republicans want to cut $40 billi