to themoon: according world economy and prospects, the subdued,nomy remains lower than the level of 2008 global financial crisis. we expect global economic growth will remain around 2.8% by the end of this year and there will be moderate increases by the end of next year, maybe 3.1%. true of lingering aggregate demand to advance the economy and very rates, there is political instability in many parts of the world, that really causes the slowing down of our economies. with all of this, there is the government agenda, socioeconomic environments. desk put these singable sustainable agendas into practice, i am sure that the world economy will gradually increase. >> kickoff about political instability, how should we deal with syria? ban ki-moon: it requires global solidarity and strong emphasis on human rights. i am deeply concerned that there humanevel of respect for dignity that many people, tens of thousands of people being killed by conflict, but what is important is that the leaders show a strong business on human rights, they should think about their own people. and human --ghts comes f

. >> so nomi the message has been that we're going to shrink the wage gap, and it's gone the opposite direction. those are failed policies. >> that's not a democratic thing. that's not politics. you have to give us pass by congress. >> not for the first half, we did not. >> gary? >> i like the old line that it's a recession if the neighbor loses the job and a recession if you lose yours. we have had two terms of this administration. we have a labor force participation rate that's the lowest that it's been in 38 years. that sums up why it stinks. if you want a job the best that you can do is take the part time job and then you would throw up the hands and give up or you have to go back to school and rein ve rein vent yourself. that's one of the worst recoveries. no wonder people are throwing up the hands. >> that's the last word. >>> okay. hey neil, what do can you have? >> donald trump em bratsibracin wel wealth and success. who has the right message for america? >>> would you rather pay up front for the mail? chew on that. we will be seeing you at food for thought at the bottom of th

anemic,nomy has been so we know we will get a boost if we can do all of these things, but you have toemember that we are cutting spending in this ofn, reducing the growth spending in this plan, so you get it done two ways, grow the economy, reduce overhead. >> [inaudible] i haven't seen -- well, because you don't do with a check off the box strategy. i haven't seen any budget land. a couple of things, trade, regulatory, taxes, controlling spending, a whole variety of things that you need to do, just one thing after another is not the way i do things. planet can bemic achieved, and i think were seeing a lot of voices around the country saying, look, if there's anybody that knows how to pass he sings, it's governor kasich. i agree with them. -- how to pass these things, it's governor kasich. i agree with them. >> your announcement to obama's announcement that he's going to drawdown. gov. kasich: i thought he was not going to draw them down? he called it a drawdown. well, the conditions on the ground had deteriorated. for me, i would never have done the second increase in troop levels. i

justice center and american psychiatric association foundation, national association of counties, nomither groups come together to say the status quo isn't acceptable. there are intervention we know work. we need to bring them to scale and drive the prevalence of people with mental illness in our jail settings down. >> at nomi there are a lot of programs and you guys advocate for individuals. do they have knowledge to access of care or knowledge it exists? could there be more done to expose programs that are out there? maybe that is one of barriers of care? >> sure. we take thousands of help line calls every year. people don't know where to go for health. they have no idea if there are crisis services in their communities. most often they think they have to choose between the police and no care and so it's absolutely an issue of knowledge but then there is the issue of there isn't sufficient service there. i can't tell you how many times i tried to help families try to find help, the help is not there. it is not covered by insurance that a big problem people experience. it is not avail

unless congress acts our government will shut done.s of m conference want nomy compromise. without one, disarray. a level of government dysfunction he highest in history. today the mid-session move, the first to orderly transition from one run leader to the next to choose the person second in line for the presidency of the united states and right now, stalemate. washington has officially ground to a halt. just as the freedom caucus demands. mike emanuel is on capitol hill. what happened? >> jason che gets got into -- che gets got into the race to be speaker, and he stale he stall wants to be speaker. >> kevin mccarthy is a very good man and has been one who puts his country before everything else. so he and i stand shoulder to shoulder with the same goal and desire, and that is to unite the party. >> daniel webster from florida is a conservative, not a household name but picked up support yesterday, and webster is talking about changing the way the house operates. >> now there's two again, maybe more, and so i have no idea how it will change it. but it doesn't change what i

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