support mitt romney or the likelihood that you'll say you're pro-choice or pro-life or whatever the sort of sensitive issue is and so the campaigns develop these individual level scores for every voter in the country and then every voter every three so the obama campaign will give you a score will give you series of scores and one will be a turnout score that's a percentage likelihood that you will vote there will be an obama supports or a percentage likelihood that you will vote for barack obama and then they'll be maybe a gun owner score if they're they want to sort of sort out the gun owners in a particular state and the same way that a loan officer at a financial institution won't sign off on the line of credit for you until they've seen a quantitative assessment of your likelihood of defaulting or paying off your bill on time or running up a certain thousand dollars in charges these are credit scores for politics or campaign wants to assess before they send you a knock on your door or call you your likelihood of a performance or an action or or holding a certain attitude and wh

or designate one commissioner or hearing officer or special meeting. >> can i make a suggestion. ? >> yes. >> if you change the next regular to earliest, it's practical. shall read show-cause hearing on the earliest practical of the meeting. >> does that preclude handling it a special way? >> no. >> i like the idea of trying to see if we can get them to us for either a hearing or determination of how we will proceed quickly. i think we may feel choked if we had to have the hearing at the next meeting that precludes these possibilities for adjudication. >> i think one concern with sort of leaving it open, you are asking the parties to appear. and if we didn't decide until the meeting that we were going to hear it or defer it. i think that would be somewhat inconvenient. >> that was my concern in thinking it's a two-step process. is that it comes before us and we decide either the full commission is going to hear it. or we are going to have a hearing officer who will report back to us at a specific time. but that would then give an opportunity to give notice to the respondent and the

they don't sit down together either at breakfast or lunch or dinner and eat a meal with the children involved, so that it's gotten quite chaotic, and whatever is quick and available and tastes good. and the media, dr. korsch contends, just compound the problem. barbara korsch: television watching is the single thing that has been consistently associated with obesity. and there have even been some really interesting studies that if a child is just just watching television, where they tend to sit very passively, usually also snacking, that their metabolism actually goes down. it's a little bit like hibernation. in recent years, the health risks of obesity and the cultural obsession with slimness, have developed into a $33 billion industry. weight loss pills, fad diets, and dietary supplements promise miraculous results. joanne ikeda: there's nothing over-the-counter that you can buy that is going to melt the fat off your body. yet, day in and day out, you open women's magazines, you open newspapers, you go to the shopping mall, and they're selling products that claim to do this. i rece

it's yes or no, they voted. persuasion, to see if they change their mind, have to rely on them being honest, their self-reported other choices. so, and the other reason a lot of the people who start doing this work in academia were using basically nonprofit dollars through the institutions and couldn't do partisan work which made it very difficult to do. persuasion in the campaign, but if you're doing non-candidate specific test you can spend university dollars out of your research budget on a. there's a big body of work on the science, and a lot of it is informed by the behavioral psychology. there's far less sort of i think new science of persuasion. one thing i've written about the issues how the obama campaign is trying to adopt these as primitive methods to measure the effect of their mail and the online ads and tv ads and just as propublica, more expensive. but if you would tried to break out of relying solely on focus groups that try to ask voters to imagine any sort of artificial setting that would chang

or or not with the expressed permission of the voter class ok so if your view is to not vote and that your time is better spent and your money and your has everything taking your girlfriend or boyfriend out to dinner rather than going to the polls then what do you think is an effective way to try and enact change or try to have the kind of liberties or our treatment or life that you why do you think it's trying to change this is do you think it's protests in the streets that you suggested may happen do you think it's going to argentina be in an ex-pat what do you think. well i mean being down here and you know this is an even more flagrant example of. our governmental oppression in many many ways. so you know i would not have been kate so only would i would now be taken in the system down here. but becoming sort of having some kind of a common interest arrangement works for some people but you know obviously that's a bit fringe and that's not for everyone i would think that it might be worthwhile encouraging people to concentrate their efforts and their time on tomorrow's cities that

yes, it is. >> or whether there is a file at all. >> or whether... >> do you have... yeah like a file that just correspondence that is not... >> as i stated before, with all due respect to each of you and i think that you can interject, i work as confidential confidential. we do work with the investigate ors closely and we have worked with them very closely and i just really need to leave it in that way. because there are a lot of other things surrounding this information. >> mr. gibner is that the correct interpretation of the law that we cannot even know disclose publicly the volume of any correspondence between ethics and the controller's office? >> no. i would say that the fact of correspondence and whether there was one letter or multiple letters, as part of that file, should remain confidential as well. but my understanding, and maybe miss herrick can correct me if i am wrong, as part of the investigation, miss herrick was able to gather whatever materials were available in order to ensure that the law was appropriately followed. >> miss herrick; is that correct

a partner or a mother or father or sister or brother- the key issue particularly with the developmental disabilities, the literacy issues that ed has pointed out, all those things can be made available with careful assessment in bringing in other historians- getting back, john, to the integrated services issue- housing is a big component of that service delivery system. how is the housing, let me backtrack, is the housing an important aspect for individuals who have a substance use disorder or a mental illness as it relates to their disability? well, you know, our service system relies on, at least in california, a large system of sober living programs. once a person is through treatment or is in the early stages of recovery independently, often they're seeking sober living. and the-the accessibility of sober living programs, both in the point of view in the physical accommodations that are necessary as well as the understanding of the importance of co-occurring and how to help somebody with a mental issue as well as an alcohol and drug issue, is really kind of lacking. so if the sober

exposure or get in the paper or press coverage like paul ryan like p.m.g. who is you can use like brad pitt like lifting weights as you think is like arnold schwarzenegger's and that is what the real you know this is like ok what i've done vacation. is. a lifting for time magazine what was were i draw the line and i were joking because it led to the thing is that it wasn't however i do want to point out that there are other options that don't often get covered however there is a third party candidate debate that r.t. is broadcasting tomorrow or tonight i believe and i just thought it was quite interesting to look at some of the third party candidates what they say about what they would do for the budget and looking at project vote smart political courage tests for all of these candidates for the justice party the green party the libertarian party the constitution party one thing i know they all have in common do you support reducing defense spending to balance the budget all yes i guess that's why they will always see these be their party candidates because

so 1-a or 1-b or whatever they are. i want to make a statement. this draft reverts to much of what the task force found problematic in staff's public draft. in the public hearing on task force referrals and the omission of enforcement of supervisor records of orders. many of the changes reflected in the submitted draft a year ago june, have been ignored with no explanation. i assume that the task force was going to review this. but since it's not going to. what we are going to find is that a group of individuals who have no previous -- not only association with these regulations, but experience on the task force. the current group has never heard a complaint. so their ability to deal with this is going to be hampered. and it would have been a lot better if staff had been courteous and explained why they concluded many provisions that don't belong in this document. and which we will now have to talk about on a case-by-case basis. and i am surprised that with only 10 days notice, when almost no one has a chance to look at this very carefully. you ar

those, of course, can be set into motion by bows or by plectra or picks.rdophones have all sorts of different timbres depending on what you bring to the instrument. another category is idiophones. those are those instruments that sound like themselves like a bell. its entire structural material is its acoustic material. [rattling] [dinging] we don't hear the steel in a piano so much as we hear the string and the felt hammer itself. idiophones sound like themselves, and there's some other categories too. of course, the new category is electrophones. [synthesized birds chirping and water trickling with new age music] (shapiro) any wave form that you can make in the air, you can make in a wire an analogous wave form, and so you can make music; you can make sounds electronically. an early example of the electrophone was the theremin where the player moves his hand further and closer to an antenna and changes the pitch of the sound that way. and a second antenna over here changes the amplitude of the sound that way. [eerie electronic tones] [electric guitar whi

i do not want to approve a project or support a project with bmr. it's just basically only held out as something until there is no way out for that to ever happen because it just hasn't happened. nobody offers these things up for free. >> excuse me, president fong. kate stacey from the city attorney's office. certainly i was thinking in terms of the commission's inclination to approve this project today. certainly the commission could also ask for a continuance and a report back from staff on certain kinds of issues. there are lots of ways the commission could tact at this time. >> mr. star? >> i was going to recommend because it is not a conditional use, so, the intent to approve, i don't know if that works in this situation. but if the commission seems to be interested in this idea of talking with the mayor's office of housing and see if we can get these units as bmr units, then i would recommend continuing it for i would say at least a month just because that's how things work, if that would work. and see if we can work something out. but i do kn

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because of its ideology or anything else it's because of labor. yeah and i don't really think that. robots still blame or that it's china to blame for that i mean you know it will be great of robots to all of the rugs and they don't have to work as long as they don't. expand the debt then you know they don't really have that much of a problem is not really a big problem also if you have a lot of older people in this world like in the eurozone they're always saying or you have too many people they are going to order the demographic problem but you know if they actually put money aside from them early that they contributed was a pension system and then you know reserve that for those same people to be paid out later that isn't a problem but then what they do though is spend it on some nonsense project all in move was you know bombing some. country for no reason or something like that and then of course you know the surprise surprise the money is gone later on so i think really and in some extent also you just mentioned is capitalism grokking for eur

did you see biden as being rude or boorish or did he walk all over your man? >> he was rude, and interrupting paul ryan who was trying to have an intellectual conversation with the american people and with the vice-president about where their policies of division and how they are work how america is looking for a new leader to lead us out of the economic situation we are in. >> what happened then in the second debate? can mitt romney lose this? i mean can president obama come out more confident and swaggering with more of the joe bidenesque combative tone? >> i don't think president obama can come back like a joe biden. i think mitt romney needs to hold his own and continue to talk about his plan for turning the economy around and leading this nation again. there is a void of leadership in this nation and with the obama administration. i think that mitt romney needs to talk about his plan for the future. i think that obama has a lot of ground to make up but i don't believe he will do that by acting like joe biden and being school master rude combatative-type o

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president, is yes or no. not imposing any ideas. >> translator: allow me, sir. >> i'm not imposing any ideas. >> translator: so you see, what you're doing is you're -- is you're seeking a response based on my thoughts. why do you even care what the origin of my thoughts are? the result of the events of the second world war led to the occupation of the territory. >> the reason i care is because part of your reputation in america, the damage to your reputation amongst americans, is because they believe that you questioned the validity of the holocaust. so i'm simply asking you to state very clearly and simply whether you believed over 6 million jews were killed by the nazis in the war or not. and the answer's either yes or no. it's not a difficult question. >> translator: i thank you for caring so much about me. and i do believe that it is commonplace for someone, for an interviewer, to pose a question and wait for the proper response to be completed. if you keep wanting to interrupt me, it's not an issue. it's

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oil or mr. gas or mr. coal. >> when i hear governor romney say he's a big coal guy-- keep in mind, when you were governor of massachusetts, you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said, "this plant kills." and took great pride in shutting it down. and now suddenly you're a big champion of coal. >> so we took a connecticut certed effort to go out and find women who had backgrounds that could be qualified to become members of our cabinet. i went to a number of womens groups and said can you help us find folks? they brought us whole binders full of women. trade, i'll crack down on china. president bush didn't. >> you're the last person who will crack down on china. >> mr. president, have you looked at your pension. you have looked at your pension? >> i don't look at my pension. it's not as big as yours. >> it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> get the transcript. >> he did, in fact, sir. so let me-- let me call it an act of terrorism-- >> c

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for drug or alcohol treatment referral for you or someone you know, call 1-800-662-help.brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. [music playing] i have used methadone as my treatment for my disease of addiction, and by doing so i have been able to help other mothers that are on medication-assisted treatment. i think what the great thing about it is that because i've already walked that road, that in working with these mothers i get to bring them hope and to show them the light at the end of the tunnel and in some ways light that path for them, so that they can begin on their journey and walk down that path towards a beautiful life with their children in recovery. erica, does all of this seem familiar to you? the whole area of family dysfunction and substance and mental health issues? very much so. i, myself, am in recovery and i am the parent to six children and my family-i became-using alcohol, and that roller-coastered into other substances, and it was very hard to keep the family dynamic together. how early in your age? i started using alcoho

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it's a sworn officer or an elected officer. but if you look at all of the policy concerns, and the case law, it becomes clear that it makes no sense whatsoever to draw the line at the oath of office rather than at the election. it would be contrary to the voter's intent to enhance the ethical responsibilities of their public officials and hold them accountable to imply this two month free zone in between the election and taking the oath of office, where that elected official could do whatever he wanted with no consequences with his public position, until that moment when he walks up to the lectern and raises his hand. it also would lead to absurd results. an elected official could, for example, commit domestic violence on tuesday, and be safe from any official consequences. but if the oath of office is later that day, he couldn't do the same thing on wednesday. that's a completely arbitrary line. it makes no sense whatsoever. it's very different if you draw the line at the election. that makes perfect sense. once an official ha

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six of them or something. groups and to sec has announced that they managed to get twenty million. and the difficult missions doing to an end user i.d.'s from i phone users. from that which we received from the laptop of a b i. of course a very thick line they had any leakage of information it also declined to prove the case this hacker group put one million records up on the internet. they really did it so that's their pills very. dangerous usage so bill imagine you with. so i just don't get it so so these are these million dollar they're going to there's a records there's a records about users in the records they're all saw get the location of the user maybe not the current location but at least allegation where you have been for a month or so it would mean really everybody knows where i am in the news we you i mean it's a little problem when mommy mommy people well when i decided to interview you i called my producer so we're going to. give me five minutes she picks up and for a minute she knows where you a

or fox or time warner or disney or i can tune in to clear channel or any old fox radio, "wall street journal," and you are just bombarded 24 hours a day seven days a week with -- even the question that you are asking on the screen is an insane thought that somehow these politicianless and billionaires equal government.e billionaires equal government.s billionaires equal government. billionaires equal government. i'm a writer. i have my own radio show. i'm going to plug the radio show. it is freedom revolution radio. it is on 4:00 it 6:00 p.m. saturday. i talk about stuff like there. i also talk about the south and modern day civil war that we are fighting. you go back to haley barbour and the guy from louisiana. they fight the government. host: i'm going to leave it there. that segues us into campaign 2012 with the latest polls showing the race is all tied up. "washington post" abc news poll, 49% each in this homestretch one week to go until election day. and the storm sand kwry sidetra the candidates. here is what the "wall street journal" writes this morning. gallup suspended the n

or in moscow. there's literally no seconds of difference in space and time in cyberspace. so i thought i'd point that out. as for the security, the reality is that, um, it's almost remarkable how vulnerabl comp sysms are. and cyberspace, um, is not what most people think it is. most people now equate cyberspace with the bear net. -- internet. but if they want to think about what cyberspace is, it's the gps system on the new cars, it's the iphone and the droids, it's jet fighters and jet planes. anything that is driven by computers, excuse me, by computer code and is linked to networks, um, can be a part of cyberspace. and the vulnerabilities are, um, almo stunningly pervasive. >> host: can you ge an example? >> guest: well, sure. charlie miller, who is a former government hacker who worked on the good side is now a security potentialist, one of the great hackers in the world, a white hat hacker, he last year decided to explore vulnerabilities in the iphone, and he found a vulnerability in the iphon

heat or water or anything. it is mass evacuation going on. it's is a city of 40,000 people. we are talking about a considerable area. again, it is devastating and it is going to cost many, many dollars. everyone is working full time. police, fire, executives in both counties. everyone is working together at the command centers where we have all of federal state, county and town officials working together. it is a coordinated effort. >> and the question is being asked today, sir, how do we pay for the infrastructure that has been damaged so badly by the flooding and by the wind. it goes beyond a fema grant and it comes at a time when we are dealing with a clip and a fragile economy. >> one way or the other it has to be paid for. it requires a supplemental appropriation. first of all, there is enough money director fugate says for the fema part of the recovery, i think we voted $6.1 billion in the budget. there is enough in the fund right now. director fugate says. as far as the improvements that will have to be

injured or elderly or disabled.ical effects, the stresses of it and the worry. but these children suffer s silently. people don't know they exist. i'm connie siskowski. i am bringing this precious population into the light to transform their lives so that they can stay in school. i offer each child a home visit. we look at what we can provide to meet the needs. we go into the schools with a peer support group and we offer out-of-school activities that give the child a break so they know that they're not

or a throw rug. works well on this kind of floor, doesn't work well on carpet. a chair is a similar type carry. if you put them on a chair, it works much better. works great on stairs. last thing we're going to show you is an improvised blanket stretcher, how to carry somebody long distances. you want to use at least 4 people or 6, however many hands you can get on them. . >> grab that, make sure it's past their head. pull that out but only on the count. >> okay, on the count of 3. 1, 2, 3, roll. >> okay, now while you have this person up, remember, about halfway, roll the person back. now you guys do it. you are going to grab the legs. >> count of 3, 1, 2, 3. take a look at the back again, everything look okay? roll them back down. . >> 1, 2, 3. >> move in close, move in tight. it's easier. okay, now you want to go that way. okay, you want to go my way. 1, 2, 3. >> okay, why don't you stop. >> 1, 2, 3. >> make sure your back is straight. >> basically when you are using a ladder out there, make sure

you either have a substance abuse or a mental health disorder patient or consumer in your family leading the family. you could have children. you could have an extended family operation. you could also be living in a community that the person that you consider to be part of your family, even though there is no blood connection, could also be impacting the family. so it's a variety, unlike many other diseases and chronic conditions that we have. erica, how can family members begin to recognize that there's either a substance use or a mental health issues of concern within the family? i think that most importantly that you notice behavior changes. maybe their routine has changed or the people that they are spending time with is different. start noticing that, you know, things aren't the same as they were. maybe as a parent, they are not getting up with their children in the morning and making breakfast and getting them ready for school and putting them on the bus like they used to. and, you know, when things start to look different, that's when that could be a red flag. and fran, how impor

, a bridge or a building or a pair of buildings.n on a wire," whose flight of fancy is all the more poignant because that wonder is gone. like petit, felix baumgartner spent years planning the jump just as others are planning what may be the next great frontier, a journey to the center of the earth, just vern for real to study the origins of life. less than a century ago pilots were daredevils. charles lindbergh and amelia earhart pushing boundaries that now we take for granted. without neal armstrong, there'd be no felix baumgartner. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: of course, baumgartner's leap didn't defy gravity. he submitted to gravity, all the way down. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and thank you so much for watching. we are always here at abcnews.com and "nightline," of course, will be here later. we'll see you right back here again tomorrow night and until then, have a good night.

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in virginia or in wisconsin or any of the battleground states. one turns to the other and says, i could live with him. what do you think? most couples decide not to cancel each other's vote. so that's a big test. >> all right. >> tom brokaw, thanks again for taking a spin on "the cycle." you look good at that table, man. hope to see you again soon. up next, an honest question. what do voters actually get out of these debates? we've seen a variety of formats already, but is there an even better way? we'll explore the possibilities as "the cycle" rolls on life from hofstra university for tuesday, october 16th. why should our wallets tell us what our favorite color is? every room deserves to look great. and every footstep should tell us we made the right decision. so when we can feel our way through the newest, softest, and most colorful options... ...across every possible price range... ...our budgets won't be picking the style. we will. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now get $37 basic installation on all special

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i don't agree with that all or would you do a bait that you're going to have a job or not and you need to have a job we have pending tax increases we have a terrible economic it was it is already a year off above your real not allowed a lot of jobs only when you're ready to learn just say let's let's just stipulate on the board let's just stipulate something here had he sent a letter out saying that if taxes go up on this corporation by more than twelve percent we've done the math and wolf we found that we'll have to reduce wages by one percent something just you know simple there or you know there's a piece of legislation before congress that's going to affect our company i don't think we'd be having this fight but instead he said if you vote for this guy this you know bad things will happen if you vote for this guy good things are going to happen without any evidence so you don't have a problem communicating information to them you have a problem vote for a vote for again so i actually take it farther now just employees the unemployed need to know that taxes are going up the deficit

gas or cell phone service. it's a little bit different level of emergency. after an earthquake what we're designing for is to have the high level fire system more or less immediately. there may be homes, individual service connections, which could be out of water for quite some time and that's where my utility has to interface with other departments to make sure we're getting water to people through humanitarian stations, red cross, mutual aid is a huge part of this with our federal and state partners. but those hand off points after a major event and educating ourselves what we're doing and not doing is a big part of the life line process that naomi is running and it's been very, very helpful. >> thank you. and mr. angelus. >> in terms of standards, similar to pg&e we have established our own internal standards on how resilient our network is. it's two hour quality of service how to design our capacity and also in how we perform, we do these failure tests to make sure the network can withstand the additional t

or be careful about what you talk about or don't say anything?i think a casual conversation like that makes sense. to let people know, every political discussion can be a land mine. just be respectful. >> i think if you bring it up in the workplace, having a workplace in northern california where it is very open dialogue, i don't think it is necessary within us. and you don't want to make it a bigger issue than it it. >> thank you. good luck over the next few weeks. thanks a lot. >>> still to come, your clients want you po t.to pay in 90 days vendors want you to pay in 30. >>> how body language can improve self confidence and help you make the sale. on every one of our cards there's a date. a reminder... that before this date, we have to exceed expectations. we have to find new ways to help make life easier, more convenient and more rewarding. it's the reason why we don't have costumers. we have members. american express. welcome in. >>> okay, here is a great way to not really cost efficient. any time you buy something for your company, see if yo

or in your analysis or what exactly do you mean by your investigation? >> the point in case is... i don't know if you can speak up... because again, from our as it relates... so i will put it like this. just as our charter f speaks to you, everything in there, either relates to any interviews, any notes that we take, are documented properly within our files. >> is there anything else that is not that? >> no, there is not. >> and i think that is really all that i was asking. >> i have a different question, and it is for mr. gibner if you could wait just a moment we may have others for you. >> i am not sure who to ask and let me start with you and you may have another approach. the request that is at issue here was for any and all... was to two entities. and for any and all written communications between the ethics commission and the city controller's office regarding the complaint and the ethics commission file. and the closing memo authored by the ethics commission and we have been asking about the records kept by the controller's office and the answers that we are getting once th

there are also no e-mails or other written communications of any kind internally within the staff or with any of the commissioners with one exception which i will give you in a moment. so there is no way to track how this all came about. >> it is obvious that none of you were directly involved in the decision, which considering that it involved your... it had to be completely transparent and it had to be one that everybody would accept. i did find an e-mail from the chairman. it surprised me. it said, it went to mr. san croy. read shaw's complaints is there not any reason that we can't release san jose's analysis about why st san croy's allegations fall. i don't know much about ethics but i know this is not right. i have a lot of other information on this, but i think that since my time is up, you should carefully think about what you are doing, carefully. >> commissioners, ray heart, director of san francisco government. the sunshine ordinance section 6716 minutes reads, any person during speaking during public comment period may supply a brief written summary of their comments whic

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he doesn't seem in any way mean or harsh or vindictive. he seems funny, which he is.also clear that bill clinton is having a really good time. he enjoys being on the campaign trail. he enjoys politics in a way that i don't think that president obama does. and that gives him a great excuse for the first time in four years, to be out with political crowds, which he loves. and he's having a great time doing it. >> i think the president doesn't know that there's music in politics, as well as lyrics, and that bill clinton fully, gene, fully appreciates the musical factor. listen to that voice. he even lets his voice run out of range so he can make a point more hilariously, you know? anyway, at the rally in las vegas last night, bill clinton took on the crazy conspiracy theories that have arisen over friday's job numbers. the unemployment rate dropped to 7.8. some republicans said the administration cooked the books or they tried to. they didn't quite say it, they just did it and then they pulled back. but here was clinton, taking them on. >> did you ever see the like of sq

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people that are confused why people would want their money overseas or their property overseas or somewhere else well in the first place we have to recognize that the united states in some ways is the world's biggest tax haven if you're a foreigner a lot of foreigners put their money in the united states because it's still a relatively stable political jurisdiction and if you're french for instance you're much better off having your money in the u.s. than you are keeping it in france so it's it works both ways no matter what country you're room you want to have a portion of your assets out of the control of your local politicians who treat you as a moco may treat you as a beef co if they think it's to their advantage so. that's about confiscation of assets or about. it's about currency controls capital controls which we're going to see in this country it's going to become much harder to get your money out of the country in the future but you're always able to bring your money back into the country so give yourself. that extra advantage so that you have options either keep your money or brin

rebounding from recession growing by one percent is this growth a reflection of better days to come or is it just the result of one off the lympics summer spending we'll talk let's get to today's capital account. we all know the drill the us has been running trillion dollar budget deficits amounting to more than sixteen trillion dollars in national debt with no plan that the markets have deemed credible to significantly rein in spending let alone balance the budget now c.e.o.'s are trying to act like they want to do something about it they wrote congress asking for a simpson bowles type solution of spending cuts paired with the tax code overhaul eighty of them signed on and there's an argument this overspending cannot go on for ever and that the day of reckoning could be near but then you look at a country like japan one last decade turn to two was the country's government proceeded to rack up debt levels over two hundred percent of g.d.p. yet there's been no cataclysmic explosion in the bond market the yen has actually seen a dramatic appreciation in its value visa v. the dollar since