individuals making that effort usually small groups of workers and working usually alongside their own employees and slowly amassing a reasonable amount of money but it may be disappointing for folks to realize but that's a long ago the number of people that are still doing that in our economy is very small compared to the mass output of goods and services that's now done by huge corporations and there comes the role of the folks you were mentioning in the beginning of your question namely the people who've inherited money from their parents and their grandparents who have no interest in producing anything you've never worked a day in their lives but they have the money to go out and buy shares of a company and if you buy shares of a company with whatever wealth you an era did your entitle to get a cut of the profits and that's what creates that small group of people in our society one or two percent of our population not more who have so much accumulated wealth that they can live very luxurious lee off of the income they get from the shares they own but there's a simple arithmetic her

>> in the fund, we own these three stocks, but i don't own them personally. >> susie: okay, three stocks for recovery in your portfolio. thank you so much, stephanie, nor coming on the program. our guest tonight, stephanie link with thestreet.com. and you can read stephanie's article at the thestreet.com, and there is a link also on our website. here's what we're watching for tomorrow: hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. she's editor of gamechangerstocks.com. we'll also see quarterly results from cisco systems and macy's. also on the earnings calendar tomorrow-- toyota. we'll find out how much its production capacity was hurt by japan's earthquake and tsunami. looking for your favorite music? well, google it! the online firm is rolling out a new service that will let you store 20,000 songs on its servers. you can play them back on a cell phone, tablet, or computer. the service is called music beta by google, and is by invitation only. for now, it's free. this space is getting crowded-- amazon has a similar cloud-based music service, and reports say apple is planning one as well

guy who goes out and starts a business or a man or woman who goes and starts a business with their own money or with sweat equity or with a loan from from you know dad or whatever and and builds a small business with three or four employees with that ladder person the capital. yes the lot of person who has a few employees would be a capitalist but you're quite right the history of capitalism hundreds of years ago was a story of individuals making that effort usually small groups of workers and working usually alongside their own employees and slowly amassing a reasonable amount of money but it may be disappointing for folks to realize but that's a long ago the number of people that are still doing that in our economy is very small compared to the mass output of goods and services that's now done by huge corporations and there comes the role of the folks you were mentioning in the beginning of your question namely the people who've inherited money from their parents and their grandparents who have no interest in producing anything you've never worked a day in their lives but they have t

taking decisions according to their own knowledge and their own will but they are they are influenced both by the state and just by ordinary people writes this it would talk about corruption and state influence will these facts be investigated on these facts investigated and is it hard to. corruption in courts. i think of course it's rather hard to find is corruption because first of all because the people who are. participating in this corruption schemes are being greater in sort of in preserving the situation because they are satisfied with it because they get in and punished in a not in a proper way when the case is generally so that it's simply hard to find these people and to. enforce them to cooperate with the state with its police with special services but by the way this problem was discussed just recently just yesterday in a special or four months headed by a president of state and i should say that. in some respects this problem is to my mind is them and eyes because nowadays the courts are becoming more and more independent actions speak but at same time the problem is stil

i also own a small pet store in the marina district. about a year-and-a-half ago, i actually spoke to the commission. i really appreciated at that time -- you guys were so receptive to our cause. what our cause was at that time was we were basically saying get ready. we are already in the midst of a recession. big businesses are looking to come into the city of san francisco. that is something we have held off for many years. we can, i guess, get paid off by big businesses talking about corporate payroll taxes and property taxes, but you and i both know. what is general electric paying for taxes? 0. i am paying payroll taxes. i am paying my accountant in san francisco. i am paying my attorney in san francisco. my employees are all in san francisco. pet food express, when i helped to start this campaign a year and a half ago -- i really appreciated how receptive you guys were at that time. pet food express had 34 stores at that year. do you know how many they have now? they have 42 stores. they went from 34 to 42 stores in a year and a h

individually very within twenty four hours as many have noted washington broke its own rule when the bodies are for. saddam hussein's sons were in arms and held for eleven days after being killed by u.s. forces but there are so many inconsistency is in all of this that it's incumbent upon the obama administration to be as forthcoming as they can be about exactly what they do and do not know and did and did not know or in this case know what to say before you speak. not just one week ago it was brock's obama at the center of a two year conspiracy that died down once america's leader released his part certificate but now obama's actions surrounding the killing of osama bin ladin have paved the way for a whole new set of missing questions surrounding the transparency the u.s. government very important i.r.t. new york because of our bin laden's demise as he was even more pressure on the already strained relationship between pakistan and the u.s. is not about claims its sovereignty was violated by the secret mission to eliminate the terrorist figurehead meanwhile washington's trying to es

. >>> the number of companies owned by women is growing.ryl reports on a program that aims to take that trend to the next generation. >> the goal of the program girls going places is to encourage and reward entrepreneurial spirit amongst young women. specifically those ages 12 to 18. and the program's been in existence for about ten years. >> reporter: maria umbach is a businesswoman herself. and she's part of guardian's girls going places initiative. >> what we do is have annual events and community events that encourage the mentorship between young women and women in the business community. >> reporter: today, these girls are meeting their mentors. it's a chance to pick their brains about how they got started in business. >> about 4 1/2 years ago i started my own business. so that all i do is college counseling. >> reporter: and learn what it takes to survive in the business world. >> i really did not like certain types of math, but i learned being a business owner, you have to learn your math. you must. and if you don't know it, you have

guess you'll have to do your own research. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >>> students from the culinary institute of america are sharing some of their favorite recipes with "teen kids news." here is this week's recipe. so you've got friends coming over for a movie, but you don't want to serve the same old, same old popcorn. well, i've got a recipe for you. it's chili popcorn. it's a great way to spice up the usual movie snack. we're going the start with about eight cups of freshly popped popcorn. now we're going to make a spice mixture. it starts with a pinch of salt. but if you're cutting down on your salt, you can just leave it out. now we're going to add a quarter teaspoon of chili powder. 1/8 teaspoon paprika, 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder, and 1/8 teaspoon of cayenne pepper. cayenne pepper is really spicy, so if you don't like things too spicy, cut down on the amount of cayenne pepper that you add. there you go. it's all mixed up. let's sprinkle it over our popcorn. and then we'll just toss it with a spatula so it's a

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a home of his own. families across india were fragmenting this way in villages and cities alike but in india where the old always had the upper hand and the new always are on the defensive, upstairs chacha decided to keep just enough of the old ways. he wanted to split the difference with modernity. .. it was only a question of space that lies the central pattern would remain unchanged. then in 2001, he built his own kitchen and bathroom above his brothers. a rapture had been torn. the two families began to move in separate orbits in daily life although they came together for important events, weddings, funerals, visits to the ancestral village. a few years later he added the living room upstairs which was followed by the second glass encased living room which was followed in turn by a veranda with the family could sit in the evening overlooking the lane. i asked upstairs one day to consider the household he had cleaves to be a joint family in the indian sense or two nuclear families. it is not -- after

we have to bring in our own computers. we have to bring in -- we have to specialize the software to work in the new environment, and we have to provide all of the integration testing and management of the system as we go forward -- integration, testing, and management of the system as a go forward. looking at the layout itself, this is basically the same space you saw on the drawing that john showed. the part that was in yellow we have reconfigured to meet our needs. you would come in off the existing elevators into a secure entryway. the operating theater is the center of the whole facility. we are going to have all of our operational managers in their managing the transit system, power control, traffic management, our new trouble desks that i talked about, and then we have expansion capacity if we want to bring in in the future staff, either on a full- time basis or an as needed basis, to manage specialized services for coordinating with taxi, the paratransit, and other sfmta functions. we have also added a room and some

develop your own system, make your own goals, accomplish your own achievements and you'll have what youneed but stop asking folks for favors. >> very wise. your next one is "you're always on." in the internet age, there is no privacy. how does one deal with that in the failing up when sometimes failures are minute and sometimes failures are only known to you or a small circ will. failures now are known. tavis: on a global scale. and that's the whole point. i tell a story, speaking of television, when i was on b.e.t. years ago, long before pbs, i was interviewing a guest one night and i tell the name in the book, robert townsend, actor, director, producer. he was on my b.e.t. show. i was in d.c. and he was on a satellite feed in l.a. and long story short, he'd done a movie that halle berry was in. i thought it was a horrible film. i didn't like the movie so one of my camera guys, we're about to go on the air, one of my camera guys goes, did you see the movie? i said, it was horrible. i love robert's work but i hate this movie. long story short, my microphone is open and robert's sitting

leaking sites and yesterday rupert murdoch owned the rupert murdoch owned wall street journal launched their own leaking website called safe house but is this going to be enough to cut out wiki leaks to inspire whistleblowers to come to their site instead it doesn't seem so if you look at the fine print in the wall street journal's terms of conditions those leakers who choose to remain anonymous must first enter into a confidentiality agreement that states that any information sent to the journal can be used in any purpose as in they hold the right to disclose any information about the leaker to law enforcement authorities without notice in order to comply with laws and safe house leakers have to agree not to use the service for any unlawful purpose so does this has destroyed the basic principles of anonymity aligned with leaking and doesn't serve as a vindication for wiki leaks joining me to discuss it is eric schwartz executive director of demand progress dot org errant thanks again for coming back on the show for starters detrain really do you think that we think has really changed

if i own my own health care insurance, i do not lose it if i change jobs.m continuously insured as ago from job to job. by virtue of that fact and the fact that i am choosing when i want myself, not just what was given to me, the cost of health insurance and the choices that people make, in my view, is likely to come down. focused federal regulation -- we have to make the markets work better. the couple, and feel years ago after is ensuring that people with pre-existing conditions who are covered for some specified amount of time may not be denied coverage. so you will lets it to someone, if you have never had insurance and your age 55 and you have a heart attack and you suddenly want insurance and they say you connected, that does not work very well. if you are richer for 10 years and you have a heart attack, of course, you will continue to be covered. eliminate some of the counter productive government constraints. but people buy products from other states if they are superior products in the consumer's view. provide insurance plans that meet the needs of

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and how in my own case my own journey my own identity was fraught with pain. i was born in kuwait to egyptian parents. none of his 18 months old my dad was sent to england. at six after a few months in egypt he was sent to malaysia. i was always foreign, always felt myself alien. now i came to america at the age of 17 not knowing who i was. i've talked like county dump d. i did not know if i was english, arabic, egyptian and now american. that propelled me on my own self search for my own identity. i came here during the vietnam war, civil rights movement, very difficult time. but i also observed in my journey that everything that was measurable changed every few years. physically at a different every couple of years. my thoughts, my ambitions of what i wanted to do shifted every couple of years. even my emotions, i thought i would die if she didn't grace me with her smile. two years later i said what was i thinking about. i could not even trust the permanence of my own emotions. yet i had this inner conviction that in in spite of all these changes of a still

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it's all about owning your body. being able to say the word vagina with ease and take care of your sexuality and be empowered. >> absolutely. >> which women must absolutely be intentional about because our culture doesn't support that. now you were a mom who lost your mojo after your baby. what happened? >> i when through what i call my perfect storm. i gave birth to my daughter by c-section. then my dog died. my brother wound up in liver failure from an antibiotics and my father passed away from a brain tumor in a span of two weeks. i found myself rushing off to my father's funeral, my daughter is two weeks old and i had to be back at work as a full time obgyn four weeks later coming through my surgical stems and i lost my mojo overnight. i realized i wasn't living an authentic life. i was wearing masks. >> figuratively. >> i was getting in my own way in 100 different ways. i was unhappy with the life i was living and so much was missing but i was frightened of changing it. >> you were going through this grief, my g

newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> taking aim at the syrian leadership as refugees fleeing across the border with tales of violence and repression, washington is finally setting sanctions against him. anger in afghanistan, at least a dozen people are killed in violent protests against an overnight raid by nato forces. taking drastic measures, one patient has chosen to replace his own flesh and blood hand with a bionic one. welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. rafting up the pressure, that is what washington did today. the move comes after weeks of a violent government crackdown which has left an estimated 800 people dead. while the u.s. got tougher, russia and vowed to impose -- oppose any further resolutions against its longtime ally. >> there are now thousands of syrian seeking refuge in london on -- leb

and china's ambitious plans to put its own station in orbit causes concern of a new arms race in space as most of the funding comes from the military. and in business sources close to the talks with b.p. rosneft and. announced saying that rosneft has pulled out of the deal though we have no official announcement as yet to bring the full story in business in around twenty minutes time. it is eleven am of the russian capital you're watching r.t. was nearing a joshua welcome to the program moscow will host talks with and roy's of entrenched libyan leader moammar gadhafi later on tuesday with an offer to broker a cease fire in the country representatives of the rebel group from benghazi were also due in the russian capital on wednesday for a separate meeting but that visit was postponed for what's described as technical reasons are just caterina's arba has more or she has always explained its position on the ongoing conflict in libya very carefully and clearly it's always been against the violence it's always. in against the coalition intervention lot of course by the united states and sev

scheme meanwhile the koch brothers university funding programs are spreading right wingers using their own cash to change both staff and ideas and over five. universities the billionaire oligarchy succeed in reshaping our country's worldview and could there be a fifty first state i'll tell you why thousands of arizona liberals are pushing for secession from the radical republicans well in the north after the strike. yesterday raj rajaratnam a billionaire hedge fund manager was convicted of fraud and insider trading he faced twenty years in prison the jury found him guilty of making more than sixty million dollars based on insider information one of the only cases in the last twenty years where a big time banks are facing the music for high crimes on wall street alone raj's crime had little to do with the financial melt. back in two thousand and eight and more to do with the culture of corruption it seems exodus on the deregulated politically powerful wall street it does raise a lot of questions like why is this guy going down at the hundreds of banks toure's who actually did cause the amer

but not only, that the city owns buildings in which i'm up here speaking on a different level.question is to the city, how the city is so selective on what building that they own, that they support? i'm here supporting that but i'm just saying, in my community, along with the african-american culture center which they own, just a block away your city owns cup of community center which looks like a grave yard but represents the african-american presence. i say to myself, there seems to be some kind of a selective funding source here. it must be some time of -- type of conspiracy going on here that the city and county funds one building but won't fund another which you own. i'm here supporting that. but the art commission -- i have problem with the arts commission. when we summon them to buy issues in the western addition, i'm saying i'm here supporting. that let that be the reason. but i wanted to show a parallel to let them know that i'm watching and others are watching how the city and county could fund one center, one area, and not do another center. is there some reason behi

own security.derstands that in iraq and the contestant, security gains and the progress must go hand in hand. just as the challenge to the army to embrace a new tactics, i expect him to push all of our forces to be ready for the missions of today and tomorrow. host: bill gertz, the "washington times" says after two months, the president has now made him the head of the joint chiefs. who is martin dempsey of what we know about him? guest: he is the army chief of staff. this will clearly give the army prominence within the small circle of top military advisers. i think the real story here is who did not get the job who was general car right who was considered obama's favorite general. he lost out in a big political battle with the current chairman as well as the current, outgoing defense secretary bob gates. it is very interesting. it was a matter of a lot of people felt car right was a brilliant general but was not considered a team player. he clashed with mullen and gates on strategy in afghanistan

some in this audience are thinking about their own prospects and their own futures. those of us who are parents wonder what it will mean for our children. young people, like so many here today. will we see the same progress that we have seen since we were your age? will you and erin a future that is as big as a -- inherit a future that is as big and bright as ours? this nation has faced those questions before. when your land could not feed everybody. when the boat's leaving these shores help some of their brightest minds. when brother fought against brother. yours is a history frequently marked by the greatest of trials and the deepest of sorrows, but yours is also a history of proud and defiant endurance. of a nation that kept alive the flame during dark ages, that triumphed over its troubles, of a brazilian people, who beat all the odds. ireland, as trying as these times are, i know that our future is as big and bright as our children expect it to be. [applause] i know that because i know that it is precisely in times like these, in times of great times of great ch

how one gets to own it. we could do that. it could be touchy, but it could be useful. i'm just saying that we could use occasions for teaching about things that could make a difference. so i just say raise questions, and sometimes, raise hell when you raise the questions. [applause] >> i wanted to know if there was an african-american district attorney working in texas to review some of the cases that were -- i guess, tried, and some of the evidence was not valid. looking through investigating some of those cases to find out if they should be released because of the false information that was acquired. >> the attorney who has been the lead on the team that i have been in communication with is a guy by the name of morris moon, and he would be the person i could ask to find out the answer. there is actually a be a working on that, but i know there have been so many cases -- there is actually a d.a. working on that, but i know there have been so many cases that have been exposed, especially with dna testing. it is almost like every other week. there does need to be somebo

search owns this own this man who is given by enough of a he who is defense minister to look at best buy's president. musharraf one of the most powerful and feared men in the country. i take for chief who first came to light during the soviet war which he fought alongside come under my suit against the taliban in september two thousand and one my suit is assassinated by al qaeda and is replaced by fate. fame and other afghan war chiefs become the best allies of donald rumsfeld also known as mr war in america. they received millions of dollars to oust the taliban. after the fall of kabul in two thousand and two the former war chief is named defense minister then. this allows him to distribute land in a ship or district. we tried to contact marshall same several times he did not wish to give us his side of the story. one question remains how do you earn five hundred thousand dollars when you're a civil servant. the question looming in the streets of kabul. where does the money for the palaces come from from the mother's belly. yet if they get the money to build it they will fall like m

for own legal. we know that indicate something new there is a high level of corruption and misuse of public property and misuse of those monies all the development and at the same time there are. discussions about truck traffic when i look to some of these expensive how's that it can't demand even a measure of corruption because one million dollars is just building for in this town the other is very much high. corruption and embezzlement. but also drugs. it's impossible not to think about opium trafficking when you come across afghan nouveau riche. the country produces ninety percent of the world's heroin. seven thousand tons per year. sure the taliban profit from the drug trafficking but according to the american press so do afghan government officials inside the administration. under the pressure of the international community the government has set up an anti-narcotic special unit its means are considerable for such a country. even in the area of public relations in this laboratory we are shown t

interest before the interest of their own clients.thing. i think there is sort of a real desire to have a sense of closure on this, a desire to trap down a villain, figure out who did this to us, and i think that really outweighs the power of stupidity. stupidity and poor design. >> how are you not ashamed of these companies that rip off ordinary people? >> a hedge fund is not ordinary people. >> but morgan stanley then took in turn a billion dollar tax ripoff from the taxpayer. therefore, they ripped us off. >> they do deals with big banks. there are questions how we should do those bailouts, but it's not goldman sachs' responsibility to make sure that morgan stanley makes money. >> i don't know how that makes sense in any planet in any universe. that is just insane. >> last word to you, megan. >> well, you know, i think it's very morally satisfying to try and track down people who did things to us, but i think in the end, justice wants to make a case that goldman didn't just do something we didn't like, they want to make a case that

it is not just your own doing. the same person with the same skills and the same brain can become different a productive according the society that they belong. anyway i can go on like this but i don't have the time to go through all 23 of them but let me just give you one or two more. i could talk about number 40 washington has changed the world more than the internet. list may raise some eyebrows but this will take a little better time so i can get back to its. if you're interested. i a kn say no. 23 equal policy does not cause good economy. [laughter] i have my union card also the markets need to become less common now more efficient. and we are not smart enough to bring things to the market. so the statements and then in may delivery leave productivity way so it goes on with that of fame. maybe give one or two more. to number 13 making rich people richer does not make the rest of us richer. this is what we have been told by the free market economist all the time over the last three decades. you have to keep tod

if i own my own health care insurance, i do not lose it if i change jobs.continuously insured as ago -- as i go from job to job. by virtue of that fact and the fact that i am choosing when i want myself, not just what was given to me, the cost of health insurance and the choices that people make, in my view, is likely to come down. focused federal regulation -- we have to make the markets work better. the couple, and feel years ago after is ensuring that people with pre-existing conditions who are covered for some specified amount of time may not be denied coverage. so you will lets it to someone, -- you will not say to somebody, if you have never had insurance and your age 55 and you have a heart attack and you suddenly want insurance and they say you connected, that does not work -- you want insurance, that does not work very well. if you are richer for 10 years and you have a heart attack, of course, you will continue to be covered. empower small businesses to create pools. eliminate some of the counter productive government constraints. but people buy p

new york into two states new york city represents about half the population your state make it its own state break texas into two states the southwest in texas is blue it's republican democratic break that away from the rest of texas into two states break florida into two states the southern part of florida lou separate that from the rest of the two states what that would do is it would bring in ten new senators it would make these larger states smaller and it would increase at all ten of the senators of the democrats we have more even represented representation in the united states more equal representation and a more small d. democratic process. just. the. it's the good the bad of the very seriously ugly person the good senator john mccain maverick is back and i just say he's the good yeah take it on those in his own party who think that torture is what led us to bin log mccain himself wrote an op ed in the washington post yesterday arguing that those who exalt torture are wrong and that information derived from torture was usually wrong and actually made it harder for us to find bin

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and china some vicious plans to put its own station in order to cause concern of a new arms race. most of the funding comes from the military. this time in the russian capital you're watching joshie moscow will host talks with envoys of embattled libyan leader moammar gadhafi later on tuesday with an offer to broker a cease fire in the country representatives of the rebel group from benghazi were also do in the russian capital on wednesday for a separate meeting but that visit was postponed for was described as technical reasons our discussion of a has more forces always explained its position on the ongoing conflict in libya very carefully and clearly it's always been against the violence it's always been against the coalition intervention lot of force by the united states and several european members of the north atlantic treaty organization it's called for an immediate cease fire and frequently and with heatedly asked both sides both participants up. the conflict to lay down their arms and sit down to a negotiating table in an attempt to find a peaceful resolution to the ongoin

he let his complaints in republic through its own like the sovereignty from daughter. in two thousand and eight. surrogate gap's came to a moscow hospital last week for lung surgery it was reported that the he had difficulties recovering from surgery earlier today it was announced that he had died. was elected to the presidency of our cars here in two thousand and five he left the country throughout these years up to now and through his defining moments in two thousand and eight when the country for the war of independence against neighboring georgia it won independence and. was the country's head when it did so so what now for the future of abkhazian well for the next three months his vice president will take over the country until elections are held and the country chooses its next president. now emerging economies the challenging the tradition of appointing a european the head of the international monetary fund brazil russia india and china have joined with south africa to say the kind that it should be chosen on merit or both of them in their distress the developin

and the russian vigilantes who feel the war on drugs is not bringing the desired results by their own controversial battle against the threats. one of the most anticipated i.p.o. of this year is running one of the most popular search engines and rushed out to save the most popular engines in russia the terms of some. sort for shipping. start more in business in twenty minutes. ten pm here in the russian capital you're watching our teeth thanks for joining us our top story israel's prime minister has stated he's ready for quote painful concessions but flatly denied his state would return to between one nine hundred sixty seven borders with the palestinians well during his speech in the u.s. congress benjamin netanyahu reiterated his country's friendship with washington but he failed to give any solutions for the middle east peace process for more on what's being said in washington today let's cross live to our correspondent day and it should now that netanyahu did enjoy repeated standing ovations in congress they don't he. well to say he was addressing a cheering forward supportive cro

occupation keeps in place has been shooting down its own people so i don't see quite the progress that the british and american leaders are claiming is taking place on another point now do you think the timing of this apparent withdrawal owes more to what's right for iraq or what's right for the u.k. you know with its campaign in libya in afghanistan struggling to win public support . yes i think you have to take this final withdrawal. of troops from iraq. with the. policy of drawing from afghanistan and by the time of the next election i think david cameron has no stomach for going into the next election with british troops fighting unpopular wars he didn't do his two predecessors any good i think he rightly calculates it won't do him any good and therefore i think that you are beginning to see the rattling of british foreign policy in its alliance with the united states over the afghan and iraq conflicts. and this has been a recurring issue where no weapons of mass destruction were ever found in iraq how should british officials be held accountable for invading on false grounds. yes

i have my own little student work program now. i'm seeing the health department not doing oversight on these programs. and one of the programs i reported four rapes a year ago. not one thing was even looked into. i looked into prostitution. not one thing was looked into about these programs. our city money are going down the drain on a lot of social service programs. mayor lee, i've asked for a meeting with you on this issue by the way, and i would like to ask the question on both issues, what are you going to do to help our small businesses, number one, number two, how are you going to do oversight of the social service programs that are not being looked at, and number three, lombard street has not been paved for 23 years. the state says it's the city, the city says it's the state. we have america's cup coming up. can we please pave that street before somebody gets hurt? thank you. >> thanks, patricia. >> i would never duck a question but i'm going to duck this one, because i actually don't with -- -- we're not responsible for ma

the fact off good job, you own your own home. these important things when you're looking for a wife? >> important. incredibly important. >> why are they so important, do you think? >> because to have a happy family, a man needs to take responsibility for the basic economics of the home. >> by tradition, men would inherit land or the family home in the countryside but that won't cut it anymore. china is undergoing the most rapid urbanization in the history of humanity, and now, potential husbands need to provide a home in the city. meet chris wu. he's trying to help ease the huge pressures chinese men are under. he runs courses in the art of romance. >> having your own house is deeply rooted into the minds of the people. and it's not something that one generations -- generation or two generations can change. >> but in western society, men and women would buy a plot together and set up home together. why can't they do that in china? >> i think in china when you get into a marriage, most of the time that's something that a guy has t

politics even as you take us through political anxiety, political decay and make us think about our own society in the united states. i have not read the whole book yet but i have already been made to think. you helped me realize there is more to frederick hayek than market absolute. let's welcome frances fukuyama. [applause] and add to public discourse in this country and those who work the cameras that make it happen. [applause] >> thank you. it is a great honor to be here and have this wonderful audience. i am grateful you are all here at politics and prose. one of the nice things about a new book is going to real brick and mortar bookstores and realize there are still people who really like real books and come out to events like this because of the intellectual challenge and interest. thank you for coming. i will get straight into it. i wrote this book for a number of reasons. samuel huntington was my teacher when i was a graduate student at harvard. he wrote an important book in 1968 called political order in changing societies which rereading it now in light of the arab spring is

each state has and that's the point right now the state has their own set of laws which they actually treat robach separately so this fifty different laws for raw milk and united states of america so in california has always been legal for sale but very strict laws so we comply with those laws in california and freely distributed amongst stores and fifty thousand people every week that know that their children can't drink pasteurized milk because it's the most average unit food in america doctors prescribe against drinking pasteurized milk but raw milk is easily digested easily and not probably you know allergies are there's still a race going on even in a state like california when just a few months ago there was there was a dispensary i want to discredit because it's like it's like medical marijuana where in some states you have different legal situations i was going to rossum and it was actually illegal you brought in from ohio so that rahm across state lines we speak southern california and california that. obviously when after a very aggressively in raw milk if you're doing it le