. >>> alicia villarreal amenaza con demanda por el embargo de sus bienes y el rey pelé se confiesa antee viaje. y después vino la luna de miel, con lo que comenzamos una familia que nos llevó a un vestido. tenemos información que asesinaran a uno de los se kus trardes de vicente e fernández junior su cuerpo encontrado con los pies y manos atadas. en más información de entretenimiento al parecer orden de aprensión contra mejor se salinas su ex esposa lo acusa de incumplir con el pago de la pensión para los gemelos, salinas asegura que la acusación es falsa. Él dice que no sabe nada, y qu cumple con su pensión. molesta alicia villarreal ante el embargo de bienes, y contra demandará el embargo. confirmó que está embarazada mariah carey, la cantante dio a conocer la noticia y confesó que había tratado de mantenerlo en privado porque pasó momentos difíciles cuando sufrió un aborto hace dos años dijo estar muy emocionada a la espera de su primer hijo. >>> para ella sueño hecho realidad. >>> se acerca el fin de semana es hora de saber los estrenos para el cine. >>> hola qué tal, yo aquí conten

, cuál fue el último mundial que jugó el rey pelé.amo pos dejaron escapar puntos valiosos, las águilas están en tercer lugar del grupo 2. a sky está las reacciones después del encuentro. >>> yo creo que lo único que nos faltó fue el gol dominamos jugamos bien, lo que se trataba de hacer y luego anotar. >>> me voy triste con la situación, me voy triste por no ganar, eso siempre va a quedar y sobre todo la forma como jugamos. >>> se nos complica pero tenemos un partido el miércoles, tenemos que sobre poner nos a esto y pensar en ganar y anotar goles. >>> es una lastima no poder concretar, creo que hubo dos o tres oportoportunidades y ni ha pensar en el siguiente encuentro >>> por su parte cruz azul se mantiene como súper líder, la máquina supera a rayados por mejor promedio de gol, los azules llevaban ventaja pero sabah sobre el final le da el im paté a los monarcas. y san luis, se reafirmó como líder del grupo dos luego de vencer a necaxa, fue la primera derrota de los rayos en casa. necaxa sin embargo, está en el último lugar en la ta

the truth is, unlike a really ccesul president thawe can think of in ourifetimes, pele like bi clion and people like ronal reagan who had aery cpelling kind of theory of the case about their vision of the le of government and in pticular when itame to ecomics. you think about bill clinn's argument in 1992, putting people first, the notion of globalization, the information economy, human capital agenda he had a story he could tell that was very sophisticated, coherent and subtle and he laid it out for ople. candidate obama did not do that very well as a candidate and he continues to struggle doing it now. that in dition to the fact that he isot a comfortable populist, this is not someone who is either comfortable with hot populism or comfortable with a cooler kind populism, the kind that bill clinton trafficed in that'm demonstrated everyday that he was thinking about and fighting for working people in amera. president obama has never mastered that language as great an orator as he is, that's not a language he's master and he doesn't have the bigger, broader narrative. he never has. i

. >>> and brazilian soccer legend pele turns 70 tomorrow.ed this billboard from the cosmos. look at the other billboard we spotted. isn't that great? >> very nice. >> another outstanding person in his field, and when is your birthday exactly? >> it's tomorrow. about an hour from now. >> you and pele. >> how is it he's 70 and looks better than i do? how does that work? >> well, you're both looking pretty good there. i'll give you some points. >> he's an amazing guy. it's amazing how one athlete can have such an impact on an entire sport, pele. >> it's unbelievable. >> joe, stick around. tonight's shot, you're going to like this, was inspired by this week's new york gubernatorial debate. even if you missed it, you may know the rent is too damn high candidate, you may have heard of this, he was the breakout star of this debate. though much unknown before the debate, he made quite a splash. listen to this. >> it's a simple message which i say all the time, someone say i'm a one issue candidate but it boils down to one thing. rent. it's too damn

. >> charlie: and the process for u bemes when the pele are inside of the sculptor. >> our genation was very volved in the matial aspect and one' spono th material aspects aone could produce aertain effect to an activity witthe physical aspects. i'm not sure as media comes in and people are being immersed in the spectacular whether those notions of materiality still hold. ann maybe able to speak to it because she's more abreast of what kids in their 20s and 30s are doing than i ambut it seems the emphasis on understanding the lodge material and the manifestation of material in relation to form and basically what i try to do is invent form that hasn'been predicated on past forms. that's what sculptors have always done. it seems to almost be the mandate but i'm not su if younger nerations care about -- those criteria or those notis in the waythat seem to be what my task had to be. >> what d we know about the biology of creativity. >>ot too muc it cerinly entai the lifting of vario i various various iinh the left side of the brain gets damaged as with diseases or stroke you may have a reli

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hang on the bk shrouds and steer the wheel with his foot and then come sweeping in the harbor and pele wld s "my god wh is this boat comg wn on us?" and he was so deft and fast. and then to see him saying that, it was really dheartening. >> rose: it was because, asou know, he could don't the things he lov todo anymore. he couldn't sail. heouldn'tdit the "national revi" which was his great love affair. he could not play music ymore. couldn't danytng. >>eah. rose: hardly anything. he couldn' travel, he cldn't ke speeches andhat'hy he said? the end. ps the physical incapacity. and yet he died at his desk. >> ah. so suld we all. >> rose: yes, s should we a. anyby about that story... you know things that the res of us don't know but you will not tell us what he said to you about his life. >> no,when i was going to write his biography, i interviewed him and all of his relative and hi friends and enemies, people at yale and he was amazingly candid with me. and he was always that way. and people around him tried to protechim from being suicidely candid. so he told me things that i said i would

. >> facebookurreitiously us e-mail addssesf pele who have nothing to do with facebook and possibly do want anything to do with facebook. facebook molex e-mail addresses from its users, using its -- collects e-mail addresses from its users, using address books. this allows facebook to compile more precise profiles. german consumer protection ministers have stopped using facebook. one is calling for international standards and the applicatioof german law. if this site is available in german, it is aimed at consumers. there was another company that breached the data protection laws, and they stopped their service immediately. >> facebook had unwanted attention from the wall street journal, as it reported that a host of facebook apps, including farmbille -- farmville, or providing members names to outside companies. >> warnings of ongoing loes in natu such as the deructn of rn forest could impact humans in the long run. delegates at the convention were told the world must act quickly to stop a rapid loss of animal and plant species not allow humans to exist. -- that allow humans to exist.

fascinating about this is they never want to say she has political ambitions, and then when you point out to pele in the state department in that hilry circle and you say, you know, her clout around the world has a lot to do with the fact that when she goes ther they see a future prt.iden and so they're in the situation of they have to deny it, but not too much. chris: does she have the idea of being president somewhere down e line? have they thought through what the best route is? >> i don't think there's any moan lithuaniaic view. there's -- monolithic view. there's a lot of game playing going on. the secretaryf state has foresworn some of this. chris: people in reality, what do they think what they've heard from her? >> people around her clearly have the ambition on her behalf and are looking at what the possibilities might be. defense frankly, even though it would give her commander in chief, the defense is not a great place to be in a year where there's going to be massive budget cutting. the fallout from all the thing that bob gates is doing and a war that is not easily -- >> i think that's

launched a second moon exploration probe on friday marking the 51st anniversary of the founding ofhe pele's republic of china. a rocket blasted off from the southwestern province of sichuan just before 7:00 p.m. local time. the control center said the satellite is expected to take 112 hours to reach its orbit. the aim of the latest mission is to take high-resolution pictures of the part of the moon's surface where chinese scientists want to man an unmanned spacecraft in 2013. china launched its first moon mission in october 2007. >>> the environmental group greenpeace has joined groups in thailand to protest the government's industrial policy demanding they implement tougher laws and regulations to monitor harmful industrial activities. on friday the activists formed a human block aid at the country's biggest industrial area. the greenpeace festival rain woe warrior is anchored to try to draw attention to the efforts of the protest. >>> hi there. time to take another look at the world's weather now. in eastern asia, it looks like there is going to be a lot of rain moving into the northeast.

. >> one thing that's incredibly important to pele in the city is education. >> reporter: he quickly got to questions about michelle rhee. >> one, are you going to keep the chancellor's position? i don't care if it's michelle rhee or not? >> the answer is unequivocally yes. >> reporter: gray was asked if he would undo chancellor rhee's changes to administration at some of the schools. >> they were talking about changes from our new principals that no one wanted and all of these changes and schedule messups and everything that have brought the school into turmoil. >> reporter: but many of the questions concerned the district's economy and budget shortfall. >> tha you for talking about the commuter tax. we are essentially the only jurisdiction in the world that cannot tax the income of nonresidents. >> would i do that? absolutely but i don't want to go up there and turn around and see nobody behind me, okay? >> reporter: mr. gray, of course, referring tohe fact that any commuter tax would need congressional approval. a battle the district has never won, and the peoe who were at this to

. >>> thousands of pele pouring on to the national mall to try their hands at science. this weekend marks the nation's largest science and engineering expo. this is a chance to learn about everything from energy and matter to nano technology, tornadoes and renewable energy. visitors can wand through several city blocks of hands-on educational booths there. organizers hope they inspire a new generation of math and science lovers. that free event runs through tomorrow evening. >>> doug kammerer who is here with us this evening. a good time to mix it up with the science folks. >> what a day today. we started off so cold. i mean, many areas seeing cooler temperatures we have seen in about six months. and ended up very, very nicely with some great temperatures, and plenty of sunshine out there. let's take a look outside right now. the sun making its way down right about now. sunset tonight is about 6:18 this evening. so you can see we are starting to see that sun gdown with some high clouds making their way in from the west. we'll continue thoz those clouds move on in here,

so there seems to be this vast gap between the pele who are super-experienced in journalism but aren't the most technically savvy and the young people fresh out of journalism school, who are very technically savvy, grew up with facebook and the internet but don't have the experience. how do you fuse that together to the benefit of both groups? >> bill, why don't you start then? >> i'll jump in and say we do a lot of experiments at the center. i mean, i have 3 web guys, who are about 24 each of them. they're very smart, they're doing all kinds of things. about half of the staff is relatively young researchers and journalists who come to the center. they have lots of ideas how we can get out this material. it isn't just about we produce it and publish it. it's how do we interact, how do we collaborate, how do we make information available that others can use and tell us stories from that information? so there is a new way of working that's being developed. i rely on these younger people actually to help us do that. >> and a new role perhaps for universities, for those of us at universiti

we'll flying along the 61st parallel over three major mountain changes - the pelee mountains, the loganns, and the selwyn mountains. this wild remote area of canada was virtually unmapped until after world war ii. today it's still virtually uninhabited except for the odd trapper and outfitter. they share the land with numerous large animals including dall sheep and moose and caribou, and black and grizzly bear. they also share the land with fish, because the selwyn mountains are the headwaters of a number of rivers, including the stewart and the mcmillan, and these rivers contain sport fish that have never seen a lure, including speckle and rainbow trout, and arctic grayling. our destinat the lake. you can pretty much be guaranteed that flying for more than 600 miles anywhere in canada means that you'll end up poking your nose into a low pressure system. and today is not exception. funny, eh? >> yeah. >> john lovelace: not as advertised. we get within 30 miles of yellowknife airport and weather caves in with rain, low visibility and mist. the idea of diverting to another airport is not

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. >> reporter: the congressman says the pele who could be most hurt by the foreclosures are those looking to buy a home. about half of all sales involve foreclosed properties right now. >>> you may have thought the race for mayor in the district was over. vin send gray easily defeated mayor fenty in the election but now a write-in campaign has pped up for the november general election. tom sherwood is here with details. >> he said he doesn't support this write-. in gray said he wants to window those voters. gray now is cruising to an expected victory november 2. a nagging website has popped up in recent weeks urgingoters toably the fenty. this after a racially divisive result that showed this. the write-in facebook page has thousands of friends. >> i knew it was a long shot and i think it is a long shot. we hit a point where the facebook page flag a few people to over 5,000. >> reporter: he started the long shot effort. >> i like him mainly because of the ucation. i think he's done a phenomenal job. it is a long shot. if the people want it to happen, it can definitely happen. >> reporter:

. >>> i have to think that landry and armstrong, a lot of other pele are loving life today. >> they areovin life. maybe they're out enjoying or relaxing together themselves did sure play a heck of a football game. especially in the second half. i was just up in the press room. santana moss was talking about how the biggest thing was donavan mcnabb does not give up. he does not let a play die. because of that, when a veteran like moss says, that you can see what leadership does for the entire football team. that's the kind of confidence the redskins riding. you mentioned to him ahony armstrong. he was really the player of the day yesterday. anthony armstrong had been on the practice squad basically his entire life. he made somethg happen here in the second half. donavamcnabb found a rhythm. got it to armstrong. this is incredible. a 48-yard touchdown catch. part of anthony's three catches for 84 yards on the day. for armstrong, this was huge. the only question had been if he could perform on a big stage. that's what shanahan sai yesterday he proved, he is a gamer. armstrong proved he jus

look into whether mortgage companies cut corners on their own procedures when they foreclosed on pele's homes. and there was a bit of good news on the housing mark today. home sales were up 10%. despite that the hoing market may be thawing, some experts say we have a long way to go. >> by no means are we out of the woods yet. we have millions of homes and it will take long time to get through that. >> bernanke expects preliminary result by next month >>> a rare look inside the construction site for the dulles rail project. dulles rail is a 23-mile metro extension from east falls church metro station at the dulles airport and beyond to ashburn. today crews were showing off the face of the twin nnels which go under a portion of tyson's corner along with tyson's e station site. the first pse of the construction runs from east falls church westward with four stations in tyson'sorner east edge, on the east edge of reston. the first part of it is scheduled for completion in 2013. that's the wheel station. wheeling station. you're having trouble today. >> thank you. i'm not going there. tyson'

. >>> pele who use a busy commuter lot in northern virginia are calling for more safety after a pedestrian was hit and killed. a man was trying to cross the dumfries road from mcdonald's to the commuter lot. others who travel that area said proichs are badly needed. >> walking is crazy. tell them to not even walk that way. you can't blame the cars, they don't see you in the evening or late, it gets dark over here. no lights. so you can be hit. >> police say they are looking for a white box truck that was also involved in this accident. that driver may not have known he hit the man. >>> a job lar nightclubin d.c.'s u corridor were arrested. now pice chief captain lanier said its another example of vigilante justice. >> reporter: by emergency order of police chief cathy lanier the dc9 club was closed down. it came after a man who threw a brick into a window was ased and beaten by bar workers. that man, ali mohammad later died. >> everybody is a regular. just really kind of unfortunate that this had to happen. >> reporter: lanier said five dc9 owners including a part owner is charged in the s

buffet by thesuccs he has hadn iraq, heomes in tre and he gets veryquicy pele's willing cooperation and earns respect fr the afghan natial surity fces,he karzai govnmenitse, the ministerall have resct for him because of what he has accomplished he's able to use that and leverage that. >> rose: we continue with ingrid betancourt and her sry as a hostage of the rev ligs their armed forces of colombia in a colombian jungle. you tried to escape five times? >> a little more than that, b five times i managed to get out of the guards, t of the... and then ithe jungle. but the jungle was another prison. >> rose: and what would theydo when they captured you? >> they will punish me. >> rose: what does "punish" mean? >> it cabeany things. for... let's... well, there are ny things, i have those images coming back so 's difficul buet's say that the lt time they captured me was chained to a tree for almost four days. >> rose: a new assessment of afghanistan and the story of a hostageinomolbia when we return. ybe you want sool kids to have more exposure to the arts. ybe you want sool kids maybe yowant

the mission was about ten pele. we take nurses, doctors, for the foundation that i'm co-founder of.wife is american-nicaraguan. she is very passionate about giving back to nicaragua. nicaragua is the second poorest country in the hemisphere following haiti. so there's lots of need. >> and you have taken people down there specifically to do cleft palate reconstruction, is that right? >> mainly our focus is the children, cleft lips, palates, a lot of rns, trauma. the need is terrific. >> so how do you find the patients? how are they brought to you and tell me about how many years you've been doing this. >> we've been going now for about ten years. we partner with the catholic church there. we partner wi local hospitals who find the patients. we have an office so our executive director is out there searching for patients, sort of in advance of our team's arrival. >> is there a higher incidence there than in our country? >> i think in third-world countries,yes. that's a good country. i think due to poor prenatal nutrition and once it's in the gene pool, it's hard to get out. many of the

. >> pele want to go on the inteet and check out their friends so why not build a website.... >> brownfacebook now the subject of a hit fictionalized film has grown phenomenally since its birth in a harvard dorm room only a few years ago. several times even in recent months the company has announced enthusiasm privacy controls amid a barrage of complaints over a lack of proceed techs. responding to the journal report today, facebook issued a statement saying in part our policy is very clear about protecting user data, ensuring that no one can access private user information without explicit user consent. further developers cannot disclose user information to ad networks and data brokers. we take strong measures to enforce this policy, including suspending and disabling applications that violate it. geoffrey fowler is the co-author of the report. he joins us from san francisco. as i understand it, this centrals mostly on the so-called user i.d. explain what that is and what you found. >> well, at the core of this is a promise that fcebook makes to all of its 500 million users that it wi

richmond, one of the editors, tom honey set is also an editor of the two different segments, scott pele a correspondent on the segment, couldn't be here tonight, he's on assignment. like to thank jeff fager or executive producer and -- bill owens our executive editor. thank you so much. [applause] >> her final emmy of the evening is the best documentary. traditionally it has been presented by the president of documentaries at hbo. a life-time achievement emmy award winner herself, sheff had supervised over 1,000 documentaries and many have won emmy's and peabodies and oscars. you would expect she's adored by independent film makers. i adore her too. sheers -- here's she'll has nerves. >> what will we doo without bill small? when i started, he was this. where are you going? where are you going? what are you going to do next year? >> i'm thinking of third base for the yankees. >> can i be the last one up? >> okay. this is last but not least, the best documentary. >> in a dream. smile pinky. "crips and blood." independent lens. inside defwb. national geographic explorer. the reckoning, the

pele are killed and two others hurt within 24 hours in the city.on shamrock avenue. wood s shot in the head after getting into an argument. less than an hour later, police were called to calvert avenue. ú%ey ound the body of a man dumped in an alley near a garage. police believv that the two incident may have been related. -here weee three other deadly shootings as well. >>> the denver broncos return to play the ravens. he only needed one to get into3 the end zone right there.3 ray rice scored two touchdowns. and the in the 4th rice is back. willis mcgahee got some carries. and the ravensswon, 31-17 in front of over 71,000 fans at m&t bank stadium. >>> 33 trapped miners in northern chile are getting closee to freedom. officials say they are expecting the rescue operation to bring the men to the surface oo wednesday. -icole collins has the latest from washington. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. yeah, early this morningg rescue crews finished work on had a shaft that will be used to pull each miner to the surffce one by one.

in fact, that is where a lot of pele are trying to oust the career politicians.guments either way. you do need -- and there are arguments either way. you do need experience. but every district is different. some candidates are intelligent, and some are not. host: frank newport, editor in chief at gallup, which recently looked at whether the federal burman should be more active or less active in the lives of the american public. let's go to another caller. caller: i have a couple of comments. i do not have a problem with the stimulus package that was passed. most people have been there for 1 k invested in wall street. -- most people have their 401k invested in wall street. i think it was good, because otherwise they would lose a lot of money. i think republicans are causing a lot of fighting and i think we do not have a lot of jobs because the companies are waiting for republicans to be, back in office. est: those are some interesting sentiments. i do not know if companies are waiting for republicans to be back in office, but clearly, there are a lot of things aff

from the energy that the so had been called tea party people have injected -- so-called tea party pele have injected in the system. host: let's go toon independent voter. bill in day -- lets go to an indepeent voter. bill in deyton, kentucky. good morning. caller: thank you for having me. in 2002, george w. bush and tom donahue stood on the white house grounds and they stated that outsourcing of american jobs was good for america. in the audience of those people that were there was john boehner and mitch mcconnell. i wonder how they stand for that? secondly, mitch mcconnell and john boehner both, during the time that they have been in politics, they have more than five times raised their income. host: ok. david keene. gut: you know, we ten get the question of, how does this ndidate make money? we got that going on both parties, incumbents that have been successful. remember years ago republicans pointed out that lyndon johnson was poor when he became senator and rich when he died. i don't -- senators and congressmeand elecd officials have as much right to make investments as long as th

it is about getting to how we are spending the american pele's money.re did not spend enough time providing scrutiny to the money that we give to these agencies and how they spend it. let's look at the stimus bill. it has been a rationale for 20 months. every single day, there is some nightmare story coming out about how those funds are being spent. where is the congress? why aren't they holding these agencies accountable? it is always easier to spend someone else's money. congress has to begin to understand that we have a solemn responsibility to our constituents to spendheir money wisely on a program that works. >> we are over our time. i am going to try to fit into or three more questions. -- in two or three more questions. >> i wanted to know, you have come up with some proposals about how you balance the budget. how do you actually reduce the by refusing to touch the defense budget? >> to balance the budgets, congress has to get its arms around the spending here in washington and we have to have a healthy economy bad debts americans working again s

>> pele are scared and scared in china and india. gold will go to 2,000 inhe next five years. >> from 1350? >> today. you can take that to the bank. it's important peopl have a portfolio with dividends, gold is part of what you should have. >> meredith, some of that bling you have, that will work out well. jim cramer, thankou very much. you can catch "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time on cnbc. >> and five of your teeth, right? matt, thank you very much. >>> the governor of texas is demanding mexican authorities use every resource available to find the body of a man allegedly shot and killed by mexican pirates. this is that man's wife returned to the lake where the crime allegedly occurred. janet is in texas withhe latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morng. nbc news have learned authorities in mexico have step upped the search for david hartley using boats and helicopters. it's now been a week since this attack happened. yesterday, tiffany hartley returned to the falcon lake reservoir to say her good-bye. a final farewell. tiff

srvet it nasty campaigning between candidates that gets pele know where once an official is elected? >> we have left that gutter politics. we're interested in talking about the issues. >> how can you turn a corner like that, how can you practice that gutter politics and all of a sudden say that's not me anymore. >> that's reaction, that was started by cuomo. they came out and attacked, attacked, attacked. >> you said this campaign will get nastier, that was a promise. if it's going to get nastier, are you going to participate it in or have you tned a corner? >> if that's the direction he wants to go in. we want to speak issues, we have challenged him to a debate. we're willing to debate every day from now until election day. we want to get those issues out to the people. we want him to answer to obama care, we want him to answer for the reckless mandates that are out there right now. >> one of the things you have said mr. paladino is tha you are going to ke a baseball bat to albany. you said i'm going to crack heads and i'm going to change things. those candidates get elected and th

pele are very moved by this movie.choice." is it getting the attention it deserves? that little boy that plays joey, unbelievable. you want to eat him alive he's so adorable. >> he's on "brothers and siste and dennis the menace. he's terric. >> how old is he? >> he's probably now about 7. the film got a ton of awards in stival, best picture, audience favorite, best actor, best actress, best screenplay. everyonit got amazing awards and got good reviews. it's a grassroots movie. it's word of mouth. you can vote for it to come to your mouth. you can go to the websitend say i want this in myrie john, and if enough people want to see it, it will come there. >> there was no big distributor ight now for it? >> it's selfistributed. ithas distribution. it is across the country, but it will grow by people actually asking for it, which is kind of amazing. >> the american way. let the people decide. >> we have 30 seconds. you wanted to talk about your dad and his -- tell us about it. >> dad has admitted publicly that he has type 2

they think is a great idea that you work until the age of 70 and people involved in construction, peleeir feet every day, doing physically demanding work, should work until the age of 70. what do you think? >> i will work until i am 70 because i am going to have to, if my body does not give out. but that is a hope. i am lifting a 100-pound person in and out of bathtubs. they can work until they are somebody because they are -- until they are 70 because they are behind a desk. if i were behind a desk, i would haveo problem working until i work 80 -- >> you would be one of the younger members. [laughter] >> my grandson would have somebody to be really proud of. when i turned 80 -- my grandmother was 80 and when i turn 80, i want to be up as a sound mind and body as she is. >> someone at 60 years old doing the type of work -- someone 68 years old doing your type of work -- many employers would prefer somebody who is 25 years of age, maybe with more rength? what about somebody set -- what if they say, we cannot hire you any more? are there a lot of good job opportunities for someone like y

i think that we have learned our lessons and the good thing is that the people arkansas and the pele of america are paying attention and therefore to hold accountable. so, we have to produce. as i said, this is critical for our generation and so critical for our children and grandchildren. >> this lincoln? > the 1.3 trillion dollars - deficit that we see, we have not experienced an economic crisis like we experienced in 2008 and 2009 since the great depression for this was not brought on by a new administration. i was one of those that visited with the bush should administration and the chairman of the federal reserve controls and said that everything was ok in 2008 and then came out and said that the sky is falling. the oblem is, we have had a circumstance with an economic crisis and we have to do something about it. i hate to think about what would have happened if we had not put some of those dollars into small businesses and working families. that is what the majority -- that is ere the majority of the money went. the recovery dollars serviced citizens and their drinking water. t