>> osborn: mr.ghter ) that's right. >> gupta: even though he's the heir to the tabasco crown, osborn inspects the pepper bushes himself, much as his ancestors did, as this company film shows. >> osborn: you have to walk through the field. and we take rope. and we, say, this plant, that plant, you can almost see the personality of the plants. and then we tie a string around them and come back and pick just those plants for next year's season. >> gupta: the company grows peppers on 20 acres of avery island-- not to produce sauce, but to produce seeds, which are sent to farmers abroad. >> osborn: it's essentially an heirloom plant. it's essentially the... the original stock. >> gupta: so you're saying these peppers are genetically the same as the ones that... the original peppers? >> osborn: as far as we know, yes. we've never modified them. >> gupta: these peppers are hand-picked. why not use a machine or some sort of automation to make that easier? >> osborn: we don't want to change the plant. that's

how reasonable is that goal of the chancellor george osborne?rtainly in addition to these measures i have just outlined, we also reminded the chancellor about the other major things he needs to do to create long-term sustainable growth, and one of those is supporting exports. just as the chambers of commerce are helping to rid the gap between employment and education, -- bridge the gap between appointment and education, they are also working to help exporters, particularly small and midsize businesses. we are doing our best, but it's a heroic task to reach those. at the moment all the indications are that in fact it's not working, that the last couple years exports have not boosted. they have been flatlining. the government needs to invest more in our view in supporting exports and not just finance but practical support for businesses, to help them enter new markets. step to taking a big move from domestic to exports. >> you think the government should target that help exporters, particularly around any type of export? this be about professional

cities the uk consulate george osborne's they have the budget. most of them do that against the bleak economic backdrop the economic mood music this time of growing to construction of up to use the tent and a factory output and exports on the wrong he's adjusted yet. jacko the right honorable jawed all fourteen months from the general election in britain. mr osborne said he was able to sound positive night the economy is continuing to read about recovering the pasta back in full cost and. the so on. i'm sick with the british people we count on them. despite economic growth and improved job prospects may speak when britain will pay packets to be more in line with household costs. spending hours about seven so it is a lot of stalls it for the financial crisis. he should propose a new place new ship the best haunted that there is a river that charlton says austerity is into the unit in this the world's sixth largest economy. yes that is a city founded by parents. now in the coming and it will be down by day off but it is still one of the highest in

george osborne is set to unveil the u.k. budget later today.uy johnson is in westminster. >> lots of politics today. not a lot of economics. this is a big political set piece that is all about the narrative running into the 2015 general election here in the united kingdom. the chancellor will be able to deliver some good news. the british economy is pretty much back to where it was in 2008. unemployment is falling. we will get the data at 9:30. and inflation is ready much in check. that is good news. for the first time in a number of years, we will see wages rising faster than inflation. everything is pretty much on track. politics, we have a general election coming up. george osborne is a tactician. he will want to position his party for the run at that election. that is what this will be all about. he will be talking very much about the situation of trying to improve the living standards. he is not going to make the same mistake he made when he came to lowering the tax band for the higher earners. this is going to be about trying to remove so

george osborne says he plans to boost construction.e will extend the help to buy program. >> a key part of economic security is being able to afford your own home. our help to buy scheme has helped build new homes. i want to extend the help to buy scheme for newly built houses. in 2016, we to end will now extended to the rest of the decade. that will be 120,000 new homes. >> we will bring you the chancellor's new budget live. 12:30 here on bloomberg on wednesday. >> it is 7:32 here in london. asking prices for homes in london search to a record this month. that is according to latest reports. miles, great to see you again. record house prices in london, but not uniformly across london. a bit of a dip in some of the more prime regions. >> that is right. arrows droppednd by 1.3% on average. the ripple effect spread to other regions that seemed comparatively good values. i hate to see cheaper, but better values. >> explained the big monthly gain. toone does not want to take much store on monthly figures in some of the smaller boroughs. ce

that would be the triumphant moment for george osborne and david cameron, going into an election andlight issue in that we have one nationalized bank. but look, we have got out of the other one. >> and with the money they have raised, possibly a giveaway ahead of next years election. >> they say there are no giveaways and that these are huge deficit issues. of course, elections, rules change. >> send him a note. >> in the last hour, we looked at how the full english is getting pricier than breakfast. caroline hyde takes us inside her kitchen to explain how higher prices are making it harder to host the perfect dinner party. >> one of my favorite things has got to be getting all my friends over and feeding them. getting some of my best friends over, i want to feed the world. they are a little bit of a piggy bunch, so i am getting the nicest ingredients. go cheese, hot chocolate. prices for all three are going up. has become incredibly popular. it is in every restaurant and on many people's dinner party list. it is getting more expensive. goats milk is up in prices. always go big on st

. >> coming up, in his budget speech george osborne announced the creation of the alan turing institute to help harness the potential of big data. we are speaking with the ceo of one big data firm next here on "countdown." ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." >> time in london is 7:15. george osborne used his budget speech to announce the creation of a research institute dedicated to big data. one man who welcomes the news is david richards. he joins us now. thank you for joining us. a number of things to cover. let's start with the budget announcement. the alan turing institute, you are quite impressed. >> i am amazed. the government has done a really good thing. alan turing is thought by many including me to be the grandfather of computer science. >> you name a meeting room after him in your offices. >> that is right. he is a hero. a legend to many computer scientists all over the world. back in the day, he was put in prison and really disparaged. now, he is getting the credit that he deserves for all the work that he did. >> what difference will this institute make to the u.k.? you have

star jack osborne and this nobody answers a question from a viewer about being on t.v. with his famous family do you feel like there was too much editing or that you all portrayed in ways that will steer the real you know what one thing or blunt about reality t.v. is that. you are who you all i gave you what you know you see these people on t.v. all i was edited wrong i was a wrong if you're dick going to come across as a day if you're a nice person you're going to come across as a nice person i was a crazy sixteen year old kid who had an awful lot of even the weight and anxious leeway and access to a lot of substance to his most teenagers don't know you are never wrong they hope you were right because i was a bratty presented so tonight nine pm tonight here on our team america i will marry david have a great night. and i was there i marinate this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up we're looking at stats studies and figures so what's up with the u.s. economy according to the numbers will let you know then we have about bal

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george osborne actually telling the bbc radio for today that it's time that the uk trusted savers.rguably, guys, like the system does here in the united states. back to you. >> simon, so maybe our market possibly getting a lit bit of a boost off of europe closing and having its own reversal. >> just a general assessment and re-enforcement that whatever yellen said yesterday we can move on and market can move higher. >> simon, thanks. >>> as we head to break, stocks adding to gains today. heat map is telecom, tech, and financials lead the gains today. coming up, if there's action in the options market, you know who is all over it. the najarians. find out where the unusual activity is popping up today and how you can stay one step ahead of the big stock move. plus, fed chief janet yellen says she may raise rates as soon as next spring. our next guest says that's exactly what he wants. blackrock's rick rieder unveils his fixed income playbook. >>> rising rates may have spooked the markets yesterday but not our next guest. rick rieder is the chief investment officer at blackrock. he wa

big pressure on george osborne. >> we have candidates.ber one is if you look at the take a look ate spencer dale, he is 15-8. they might actually name a female to the position. >> carney has made it everyone feel that the ratio was wrong. >> suspicion is that the candidate will not come internally. there's more talk about a fourth deputy governor. another financial stability, we may get links to markets and banking. who needs more italians, seen? >> i would argue that we have enough italians. >> at think that argument is well made by those onset right now. >> i am going to go to that speech. that sounds interesting. caroline hyde joins us now for more details. >> they were down one and one percent at one point this morning. why? gross inhey posted 28% sales. what company could possibly give you that stellar growth and then plunged to the depths? analysts are saying that we are just seeing a tempering of growth from the giddy heights that we saw back in christmas. analysts have wanted to see a 35% increase in sales. they got less than that

george osborne tweets that the uk's current one-pound coin is out.ncellor says it will be replaced with a 12 sided version. why the change echo they hope to deter counterfeiters. the current pound coin has spawned fakes. many theories and a lot of speculation -- the latest piece of evidence is from a flight simulator belonging to one of the pilots. data was deleted in early february. there could be a number of reasons why. they also say the plane sighting was not true. the column flutters like a deranged stock ticker. the story is the new anti-journalism. all data, no real facts. and with theories. but you're all still obsessed, aren't you? >> when there's an academic downturn is something, people want to have some narrative that explains it. the human mind does not like uncertainty and confusion. especially under circumstances of fear or outrage. the mind naturally gravitates towards conspiracy. >> do we avoid connecting legitimate facts in such a way that they lead us to completely invalid conclusions? >> if you are stringing together clues, you co

on larry king now javed osborne the outspoken reality star opens up about his life changing diagnosis up until after i was a great good health. on stoppable and now and it just was like like a ton of bricks is going to draw for me on becoming a father this want to be having success story in the party oh it's a big day on how he transformed his look at his life you know it's it for me it's never truly defeated you know i would say to my my dictions just in the closet doing push ups plus you are who you are i guess what you know you see these people on t.v. all i was edited wrong i was that wrong if you're a day you going to come across as a big if you're a nice person you're going to come across as a nice person all that stuff on larry king now. well going to larry king now today's special guest is jack was born born into a rock'n'roll family he's the son of the legendary rocker ozzy osborne and his wife sharon a few years ago he was given a life changing diagnosis when he learned he had multiple sclerosis and since then he's become an advocate of m.s. awareness and his new website is

osborne delivers his budget more. u.k.wers can watch that live and in full from 1230 london time. sales records comes to an end. we will hear more on that after the break. ♪ edwards.nna >> the record has come to an end. the supermarket chain is joining its rivals. let's hear from the chief financial officer of sainsbury, john rogers. -- painticture for us a picture for us about the growth in this sector in the u.k. how quickly is a building, and is a building more quickly than expected? >> we are not seeing a particular change in that direction. , obviously, we are reporting a decline in sales, which is breaking a nine year track record of growth in sales. with a look back at this time last year. this is on the back of the horse meat scandal. we maintain our market share. we are pleased with that result. in january you are saying that like for like sales in the fourth quarter looked quite similar to the third quarter. in the third quarter, we saw an 0.2%.ase of have things worsen considerably? >> clearly, it has been chall

we know a profit which that george osborne is going to use to pay down part of the national debt heren the u.k. >> thank you so much. what does it mean for the future? we talked about the government, but does it mean we will have more of these kinds of disposals? the u.k. owned quite a lot of other banking stock as well. i think it is a good step for the government and a good step for you and me. we own these portions of the bank stocks. i think it is a step forward in that respect. us as retaildo for investors? we want to see the dividend restarted. this is one of the best of the past 12 months. it is the leader of the pack in the u.k. institutions want to participate. could it be that there will be a retail offering before the end of 2014? to get that to happen, you would need to see the dividend restarted. we also know from the news this morning that there will be a another 90od for days before they will do anything else. that will be the debate in the papers. will the government go for a retail offering of lloyds before the end of the year? you go into the election year next year

hiseorge osborne delivers budget tomorrow. our u.k.s can watch at life and in full from 12:30 london time. >> the latest data on eu car registrations. we'll see how any sanctions on russia may affect automakers. ♪ >> welcome back to countdown. >> it is 6:44 in london. we are getting news from russia this morning. president vladimir putin is ordering the approval on crimea's accession to russia. the accession process of crimea -- still no clarity on how long the approval before .hat will take certainly, president putting putting that into motion. ordering and approval to arrange the accession of crimea. >> meanwhile, russian stocks sliding -- rising for the second day. chilean copper company reported earnings at 7:00. >> there are some mood swings around his company. lowere had this big move in the price of copper. this would raise some concern about the price of copper. there was some concern last year about the average price of copper through the year compared to the year before. the average price is around $7,300 a ton last year. we

i spoke to osborne was around the time that said they would have liked to have seen a sale of that businesslmost as a theation -- validation of ellie market. what you think the public down the road and how that helps to validate a market? >> i would actually have the opposite perspective if i was an hour late i think the single most important thing to validate a market is building an iconic company. every great company, google, twitter, goes back to facebook, face an opportunity to sell early, where they were given a multi-billion-dollar offer that they rejected because they have their days on the horizon -- gaze on the horizon. it is the biggest problem i see in new york. there is a more short-term mindset around monetization. , itsalley has this belief purpose, to build the next google. you cannot build the next google if you sell before you reach your potential. -- ask that snap chat investors, that is the game we play. we worked shoulder-to-shoulder with these teams so that they can realize their full potential. along that road, your conviction gets challenged because there is a number

head of investment on what to more expect from chancellor osborne's budget speech ♪ >> welcome back tountdown." i am anna edwards. >> and i am mark barton. let's chat about the budget bill still sitting, still chomping at the bit weird bill o'neill from ubs wealth management -- at the bit there. bill o'neill from ubs wealth management. give us your assessment of the housing market, focused on supply and demand. the knee has predominantly been the focus here in the u.k.. -- the need has been predominantly the focus in the u.k. >> surveys are suggesting that there are a dearth of structures to sell. if you look at the national level, mortgage approvals are running at about 6% of the previous peak. net secured lending per mark net , repaying mortgage payments, is limited. you cannot talk about oval conditions at the national level. there is a constraint of the supplier. ell.just of structures to sai buyense is that hard to structures will be with us for a while because it is seen now as a way of closing a gap in the market to basically create -- again, to seek out or incentivize construct

put that lipstick on it you'll never get a supermodel out of it ok so let's have a george osborne thepig here for a second so you're telling me that the george osborne budget is a pig and put some lipstick on him right now and will say whether or not it changes the nature of this stupid budget let's say. that there's still a pig i think it's still a pig what do you think max this looks like a pig even though we put the lives tick of budget twenty fourteen on it but i do think that we've been distracted and diverted. i think that's the important part so now we can have one pee off our beer so instead of paying five quid for a client it's for ninety nine well of course this is a horrible budget for savers they bill it as we love savers they're going to pry open savings and they're going to do like speaking of pigs it's going to be like that movie deliverance where they're going to squeal like a pig based on what they're going to do with their standings accounts explain exactly i think that zero interest rate policy is what what's really killing the savers into created distraction by ste

and to be honest, we're standing here on college green waiting for carney's boss, george osborne, tol his budget. but really, the carney carnage has taken precedent. one thing we've seen from the treasury this morning is this brand new one-pound coin which will be in speculation from 2017. this is in order to make sure that counterfeiting comes down. but this coin has gone from being round to having as many sides almost as the bank of england has new deputy govern governors. i'm not sure if the chancellor can remove that kind of market moving change in terms of the budget, but we'll watch that. back to you, julia. >> thanks so much, helia. we'll catch up with you later on in the show. >>> janet yellen will wrap up her first fed meeting since becoming chairman later today. the fomc will likely change guidance for when it may start raising rates back to that 6.5% unemployment threshold. yellen's news conference will be at 2:30 p.m. elin joins me now. you're asking the question of whether or not it's possible for the fed to be too transparent at this stage. i think stanley fisher would

on wednesday with george osborne suggesting yesterday to extend his help to buy plans, which is going to fuel the market right move saying asking prices for homes up 1.6% in the last month, now up 7% from a year ago. so up 6.47%. barclays is up 3. dollar/yen, a little higher using a little bit of ground on the safehaven. 101.80 is where we stand from the two-and-a-half month high. sterling, still at 1.66. let's go to li sixuan in singapore. >> reporter: thank you, ross. investigators are still fretting over china's economy and the quality of corporate debt, but as china markets are concerned, the shanghai composite consolidated just above the key 2000 level ending higher by 1%. and the shenzhen gained a stronger 2% today. the hang seng index in hong kong ended lower by just modest .3%. concerns over the ukraine crisis continue to way on sentiment. and the nikkei slipped to a six-week closing low. and australia also ended near its one-month lows. but south korea's kospi saw bargain hunting after last week's steep loss ending .10%. as for solid winners, the chinese cement makers outperf

william jennings bryan had debated george osborn, the president of the museum of natural history in new york in 1905. he had read darwin. he had his failings when it came to evolution. leaving race aside, he was a decent man. when henry ford came out with his anti-semitism william jennings bryan repudiated it. he was a methodist who went to a presbyterian service. he was generally open and decent man. he was anti war in world war i unlike h.l. mencken. when h.l. mencken wrote about william jennings bryan he created a cartoon which has lasted until the present. let me jump way ahead now. is there any store you know of that you would finca of as h.l. mencken? any historian you would think of as the second h.l. mencken to give very famous historian. think about the kennedy assassination for a moment. not a bad -- a good -- good guess. another good guess. richard hofstadter. he had no evidence of anti-semites -- william jennings bryan supporters were all -- we had no support for this at all. read william jennings bryan and political tradition you would think you are reading h.l. mencken all

. >>> uk finance minister george osborne is expected to focus on appealing to ordinary working peoplehis 2014 budget later on today. uk's large budget deficit will make it difficult for him to unveil many giveaways. he ekes expected to reveal a rise up to 10,500 and confirm child care subsidies. >>> that's it. a glance of the markets, but only for a second. humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car, and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. [ mwe can afford to take cammore trips thi

could call it house printing actually in the money printing program it's a new technology george osborne's right there are number eleven just printing houses with the fear of money borrowed from the bank of england. well let's turn to boston boom in boston luxury apartments test market some say boo may lead to glut more than eight thousand units are expected to be built in the city during the next three years the unprecedented burst of construction will double the supply unit built in large luxury complexes since one thousand nine hundred sixty now the remarkable thing about this is the sheer vast quantity compared to history this type of residential construction hasn't been seen in boston since the eighteen hundreds when the back bay beacon hill in the south end were built said john behind chief executive the development firm boston global investors we don't have that same kind of population explosion today but we do have growth houses have become the beanie babies of the twenty first century it's clearly a mania that's sweeping the globe in these cities where they're able to siphon off m

now don't take sharon osborne's word for it. by black culture but i don't think of it as black or white, end quote. there's a lot to unpact in a seemingly controversial statement. we'll skip that part and look at what bieber has opened himself up to because of the look and lir rip. there are here serious accusations of cultural misappropriation. bieber is not the only white artist who's worked to break into a traditionally african-american genre. it's a music industry technique we know dates back to elvis presley and today there are white artists who garner commercial success while piling on critical acclaim. wrapper m&m has got six for best wrap album. in january macklemore swept four award categories which included beating jay z, drake, kanye west for best rap album. even macklemore thought that win against those competitors was somewhat questionable and following the awards you may have heard about this he posted a picture to his instagram account that he send to kendrick lamar that read, quote, you got robbed. i wanted you t

the chancellor and finance minister george osborne is going to be talking.asean markets -- i wanted to look at the euro-dollar, it's moving towards 1.80. the euro very strong against the dollar at the moment. yen has recovered a little bit of strength there, 101.54. the other markets pretty undecided, quite quiet. generally on an upward bend. the markets wondering which way to go. that's the business news. >>> thanks, jamie. marlena deitrich was one of the biggest movie stars of the 20th century. her hollywood career lasted decades. now more than 250 of her personal items are going up for auction. from hollywood, the bbc's alastair leithead. ♪ >> reporter: marlena deitrich made the movies her own, bringing her style to the big screen and around the world. >> marlena deitrich, the ultimate fem fatale, sexy, sensuous, dangerous, all the things you want in a movie heroine who is somewhat mysterious. >> reporter: some secrets are revealed by her grandson, who is automaticing off several of her private things. >> a lot of things we haven't been able to put out. i

have to get an actual real job but then by that time the computers will have taken over and george osborne will be replaced with an automated mop. all right. well states you're out of time ok see later. states of the second half all are more. well drawn to the future this month we shake it up a bit internal the heat is moscow's firefighters put their ladies kids through his paces. we go back to the classroom and learn the communication is key and following the excitement of the dancing group or shall we take a breather on the museum said you'll be on the. phone we've done a few cover. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on a report. in. the in the. eye. bucket back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time out at cern to lay him out again a journalist at the telegraph limas recently moved back to the u.k. after living in russia for many years where he was not only a journalist but also a fund manager at lane welcome back to the kaiser report hi max all right before we talk about the new greece ukraine. let's talk about this story of business week business week is reporting that u.s

have to get an actual real job but then by that time the computers will have taken over and george osborne will be replaced with an automated mop. or. well stacy right it's on ok see you later. states over the second half all of more. cold war two point zero there are those who claim the manufactured crisis in ukraine is drawing new lines in defining new geopolitical realities others are dismissive they say the old cold war never really came to an end so is russia and the west are doomed to be adversaries. welcome to the john siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you never do. experience you'll never again. be surprised you will. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn to leave allegan a journalist at the telegraph limas recently moved back to the u.k. after living in russia for many years where he was not only a journalist but also a fund manager laim welcome back to the kaiser report hi max all right before we talk about the new greece ukraine. let's talk about this story of business week business week is reporting that u.s. retailers spent the

these are very large mega cap insurers that have fallen substantially on that news out of george osborne. on the flip side, some of the asset managers like the largest hedge fund that is traded in the world have bolted higher as you can see. they're also changing the tax the duty on betting. in betting shorts, you have these beens that are called fixed odds betting machines where you can basically bet about $150 in something like ten seconds. hugely controversial. they're ramping up the tax from 20% to 25%. you can see the gaming companies are lower as a result. >>> some big names reporting in europe today. bmw really flying as it projects it will make more money this year than it did last year. $11 billion. it's also cutting its r&d. 7% gain on bmw. let's get to a real disrupter. it's done so much to disrupt teenage fashion in this country, reporting like sales of 8%, up 8% as they expand particularly into brazil and childrna. the stock year to date hasn't done that well. guys, up just 6%. back to you. >> simon hobbs, thanks so much with the european close. >>> let's talk copper, hittin

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. >> jimmy: the guy's name is elijah osborn. he totally saved me. pulled me out.really funny joke. of course, my phone was dying. and he came up and he looked at us and goes, "uh, you know you can't park there." [ laughter ] it was a good opening joke. but anyway, thank you, elijah, for saving me out of that sand. i won't do it again! i promise! [ applause ] we got a fun, fun show tonight. [ imitating schwarzenegger ] "he's a big time action star. he's the former governor of california." [ cheers and applause ] his new movie "sabotage" is out on friday. arnold schwarzenegger is here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] come on! >> jimmy: he's a manly guy. also, we have a guy. he hosts one of the biggest shows on tv, "the voice." carson daly is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's a busy, busy man. and we got great music from vampire weekend tonight! [ cheers and applause ] it's a hot show. it's a fun, fun show. do you guys ever go on twitter and you see a tweet from a a celebrity or somebody that looks like it makes no sense? it's like a random statement

we knocked on his door and said we are young british osborne doors with an idea.do you think -- young british entrepreneurs with an idea. what do you think? >> and he was open to it. >> he wants to listen about our ideals. he is extremely keen on british entrepreneurs and driving the economy. simon wase stories telling me about it how important that entrepreneurs the their jead -- heads in right place and getting back up when you get knocked it down. is oneaving resiliency of the key things that will dictate whether you survive in this market? >> i completely agree. it is a reality that you do that your knocks. you go through peaks and troughs. you need to be tough. the other thing i would say is, in our space to do it alone is pretty tough. to have a partner like i have, you kind of match each other and push forward. quickly you are partners with your childhood friend. how is a work with a friend you know for so long? >> would've been best friends for 30 years. this a new stage in our friendship. we know each other very well. other's strengths and weaknesses and

is a fellow who runs the national finances in britain, the chancellor of the excheck kerr, george osborne, a hated figure among the left, and there's a typical article about him in the guardian. there were 400 comments, most of them wanted to kill the man, put a pull low over his face, kick him. are we crazy? no. i think this is a version of keeping a journal. you know when you keep a journal, right? things are not going well, you've had a bad day. you go up to your room, you pull out the journal, and you write down how it feels at that moment. so you say i've had enough, i'm going to kill myself. i hate everybody, right? you write, the tears are mixing with the uncle. i'm being a little autobiographical here. [laughter] you put the journal away, and it's very, very important that you do not tell anyone about this incident and that no one reads your journal because if they did, their view of you would be permanently lop lopsided. so it's very, very important. the problem is these comments are, basically, journal entries. but they're public, and this is a real problem because we have to tr

obviously the government and washington never moves at the companies andech osborne orders. a lot of frustration there as well. at the same time, negative headlines keep coming. >> is this the kind of thing -- it will take a long time to deal with because you have to get to the voting booths to sort it out. we are at a point where the country has to decide whether you want to but the balance between individual liberty and security, and there is clearly a trade-off. if you want total security, you have to give up your security. if you want complete liberty, you have to give up a little security. this is a thing where the obama administration is clearly on the security side and someone like rand paul, for example, coming out on the liberty side. you have to decide at the voting booths. >> and you have rifts between democrats like patrick leahy and dianne feinstein on capitol hill and the sausage making going on. another date to point out -- june 15, that is when this provision under the patriot act that all of this is around giving the nsa these powers is set to expire. electi

and you present as osborne does or as somebody in the united states does a completely false picture of the economy to benefit the few to at the expense of the rest of the spending going on for twenty years it's getting worse but it's also that dichotomy the difference between say bingo bingo fed speak so bankers and the financial trying natural sort of experts know the real number they know like stop farting eighty three. stuff forty is eighty three that's going to let go you're supposed to call back who me what do i gotta get back to the bingo parlor because i'm missing out on some very interesting things. but you know the productivity number was going up while you know the average worker is being distracted by the fed speak the bingo lingo and they don't realize that their income was going down because they're distracted by different numbers that the likes of janet yellen are saying like we're going to use qualitative instead of quantitative productivity the number increased there were people working more hours for the same especially so it's a whole productivity is going up you know

circulation and that's costing businesses and the taxpayer millions of pounds each year chancellor george osborne announced that it will be a case of out with the old and in with the new britain in three years time is set to get a whole new highways concord and the design is a twelve sided coin based on the old british three penny bit and it will use the latest technology to combat counterfeiting. the chancellor said this would be a more resilient pound for a more resilient economy but worse the budget did hold some positive news it was also clear that their a t. is here to stay if britain is to have a chance at getting back in the black in four years time as promised if you're wondering why i'm in the toilet section of a supermarket that's because with the introduction of a new pound coin will of course come big changes in every vending machine parking meter and of course supermarket trolley some cells that one pound coins only to be adapted now the head of circulation at the royal mint says that could cost the economy twenty million pounds so we went to find out what the british public thinks a

say like the osborne apartments up on 57th street.hat amazing mosaic lobby as part of the landmark. if you are fortunate enough to have an apartment there landmarks aren't going to tell you can replace your kitchen sink. where does restoration and then renovation began? these are difficult questions and remember these guys were russian. truman was looking across the street ambler house and he was cranky. i remember sister mcshane john mcshane's daughter who became aimed nun told me, she said truman was very difficult man. the president is pounding his fist and saying finish my house you would finish the house. >> what inspired you to do a project like this? >> i'm crazy. the first look i committed was the fdr funeral train book and because the roosevelt administration overlaps with the truman administration i had an opportunity -- i had to do some truman research because truman was on board fdr's funeral trains. i don't remember exactly where i saw it if it was a library or a book. it kind of avoids me now but i remember coming across