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exactly what some priests and japan are giving clean up is underway at the custom hygiene to shrine in nara that's the ancient capital of japan the fifties and the priests in shrine maidens using bamboo branches to clean the temple. as twenty fourteen in the year before cement chinese astrological calendar a wooden boat to have a toddler with horse illustrations what's been set up a shrine where the open for worshipers for the new year holidays. nearly one million people are expected to visit and leave you with those images to teach him how the headlines coming out again. a man like i'm actually a plate of milling point three on the richter scale. suddenly hitting two hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants at the end of the sea in town. just apply to talk in front of some beck december the twenty sixth two thousand and four. few buildings have been built to resist such a shock to rescue service is the best they could but that was already many victims in a more calm soon onto its the sea began to rise. time away from blackpool to sweeping away the rubble left by the crate just twenty minutes

we need to change the nara ty. it may not apply across the board, but how would you respond to that? >> there's no concept of a nerve in south korea. the social capital in a high school is around academic achievement. it is seen as mostly a product of hard work. failure is a routine part of learning. there's no way to learn without failing. if you fail at something, it's not because you are bad at math or dumb. this combination of elevating the prestige, plus a meantalitying saying how hard you work. it's a powerful combination. we don't want to get too crazy. >> the u.s. was number one in the world for baby boomers. the u.s. is in 10th place. according to a study last year, maths, science and reading lag behind many countries. we were 14th. 17th in science, 25th in maths. is the issue that the american system has stag nated. that we haven't evolved enough. haven't? >> we stayed the same. other countries stayed around us. it's unusual to stay the same. other countries improved and got worse. there's all this moveme

at 2:00 as well, and that aside as a decision but their forecast for the next couple of years, and narad institution. >> are they any good? >> no. they're working on their own forecast. if they change when they think they will get to their 6.5% level or therefore that women of gdp level, that might cause the market to change -- >> i think if you look at it, i am a huge fan of the stock short, it is something we will concentrate again today because we do but those questions with the -- >> i want to stop your. i was on the economic level for lunch in new york, they're sitting there with michael mckee, paul rocher and presumably the new vice chairman stanley fischer. fromvolcker who took us high inflation down to low inflation, and stan fischer with that wonderful work in 1998. what that will those two giants see next year? minute lefty got a before the decision, but when they're thinking about what they're going to do, they're going to be binding the next fed to a policy. any kind of taper today as a start of a process, not to state one off event. they will have a new chairman, do vice ch

. >> henry edgar, researcher at nara. i noticed a recent report on television by a financial reporter that the serious issue of systemic risk is now moved to subprime loans from mortgages, to automotive loans. do you have any comments on this? how great of a figure would this be and how serious would it be to be considered systemic risk? >> i, let me try to answer that. i mean it is very hard to know without knowing what data this report was based on but the notion that auto loans would be a source of systemic risk is quite doubtful in my mind and the size of the individual loans for an auto are so small, and the, the default that is, the number of default that is would have to occur on those loans in order to create this kind of problem would be astronomical. it would have to be a huge percentage of all the auto loans outstanding and finally most auto loans, if i'm correct, are securitized. and that system is incidentally worked extremely well. much better than, if i may editorialize a little bit, much better than the go

red lobster has not been doing too well, competing against chipotle and the nara, companies that do notid don't bit, you are too complex of the company to continue to compete against the likes of cheesecake. slower openings of new branches of longhorn steakhouse and suspending expansion of the olive garden branch. the olive garden line. a lot going on for darden. back to you. cheryl: we will see you at the bottom of the hour. dennis: what is bugging me is the debate over global warming. a new level of intolerance. one side demonize the other for debate at all. science is undeniable, mankind heated up the earth and we're all going to die. soon, unless we fix it fast. ably he disagrees is demonized as a denier. they denied the holocaust never happened. president obama likens doubters to the flat earth society. that kind of scorn for the opposition is dividing this country and weakening his presidency. now the "los angeles times" has stopped running any letters to the editor that gain social warming. a red editor suggests as moderators responsible for what millions of people see, to allow