host: reuters has been writing about new foreclosure rules for lenders. of the articles is about setting foreclosure fines. you confined that on reuters -- you can find that on reuters.com the next call? caller: my comment is different from the last comment about lowering the principal balance. i am in the capital of the foreclosure capitaissue in cape, fla.. a lot of good people doing that because it is more convenient. i think it would be unavoidable to circumvent that if you were to adjust the principal balances. my original question was about insuring the ftse -- fdic. i heard that they have only $1 for every $10,000 that the back the federal deposits. i am wondering if that number is close to being true and the fact that the fdic has a 99-year payout if the banks should go bad. guest: the major role of the fdic is that the insured deposits up to $250,000. i did not catch the exact specifics of the numbers he mentioned. i have never heard any doubt that the fdic would be able to meet the obligation. they have a fund that they use. they will wind down

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. >> the reuters news agency says republicans and house of representatives are set to meet within the next hour. is that significant? >> there are feverish negotiations going on, with relate less than three hours to go before the midnight deadline for the shutdown, for the end of the temporary resolution that is in place to keep the government going. it is very hard to say whether significant. if you hours ago we were hearing rumors there might be some kind of deal in the offing, but before i came on air we were being told by both democrats and republicans they had not yet reached a deal. anything could happen. is going to go down to the wire. >> andrew north, thank you very much. we will keep you updated with all the news. >>> officials in eastern libya are calling on nato to keep a close watch on the oil fields under their control. the said it was in everyone's interest that the facilities be safeguarded. >> a jewel in the rubble crown, the refinery. most of libya's oil is in the east, and much of it comes here. if the rebels control and of of the oil, they may determine the future.

reuters reports it's related to the vehicle's air conditioning system. the leaf is the first all- electric car that can be driven 100 miles on power alone. so far, 452 have been sold in the u.s. >> tom: meanwhile, if you put gasoline in your car, chances are you're driving less these days. as the national average for gas rises toward $4 a gallon, sales are falling. mastercard spending pulse keeps tabs on 140,000 gas stations nationwide. it says sales have now fallen for five straight weeks. the last time drivers cut back on fuel was in october of 2007, when prices were at $3 a gallon. >> susie: the clock is ticking. the deadline for filing your federal income taxes is just a week away. until then, our tax expert, kevin mccormally will be here every night with last-minute tax tips. he's editorial director at "kiplinger's personal finance." tonight, kevin has advice for people who may be owed money but not know it. >> with one week to go before the filing deadline, i want to talk about folks who are very, very far behind. i'm talking about the one million-

. >> these rules came out the same day reuters reported a new iphone could hit the market in four months. while not commenting on tonight's conference call with analysts, apple's chief operating officer tim cooked called iphone success much larger than we thought we could do. the manager editor of the internet magazine joins us tonight from the nasdaq. if all the reports are accurate that we heard before the earnings call today on apple that a new iphone could hit the market in september, why in the fall? >> it's interesting, usually apple chooses their june event, it a developer event, to launch the new iphone, they have in years past. this year there are rumors that we'll wait until the fall. there's a few things we can guess, maybe they're waiting to put the op ed two processor into the next iphone. there's also some rumors that sony may provide their next camera chip, instead of omn omnivision. they could be trying to get a longer runway to see how that works out for them. >> tom: would be big news for sony no doubt. what about any updates we could expect in terms of the guts of the

coeur d'alene, though, tells reuters its property title already belongs to bolivia. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: if you drive a ford f-150 pickup truck or lincoln mark lt, your car may be headed to the repair shop. ford today expanded the recall of those vehicles, because the airbags could deploy due to a short circuit. back in february, ford told federal transportation officials that about 144,000 vehicles would need to be fixed. today's recall ups that number to just over a million. the trucks involved were model year 2004 to 2006; the lincolns, model year 2006. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: quarterly results from bank of america, along with the march reports on consumer prices and industrial production. also tomorrow, our "market monitor" approves of the government facing its growing debt problem. he's randall eley, president of the edgar lomax company. >> susie: call it the incredible shrinking big box. electronics retailer best buy is going to open up smaller stores in the next few years in an effort to be more competitive. o

reuters the name given to fight cross roots organizations that are essentially corporate fronts it's nonsense that there is no such thing among our our people as astroturfing i'm here with four hundred fifty other people from north carolina and we're all individuals. to find out more about the recent curiously publicity shy brothers and their company koch industries i turn to a man who was cleaning investigating them for a number of years. diabetes from the environmental group greenpeace koch industries is the company nobody's ever heard of it's the second or first largest private company in this country we don't even know how much money they make they're primarily a refining company and pipeline company they now have expanded into paper and chemicals acquiring other companies in recent years there worldwide based here in the united states in which come kansas davies and green can assert that americans for prosperity are essentially just a low beam tool for koch industries david koch deliberately founded these groups to intervene in the government to reduce taxes on corporations to r

is in talks to restart drilling at existing wells in the gulf, but reuters quotes a source saying b.p. has submitted a drilling application-- but it has yet to be approved. and mcdonald's is going on a mchiring spree. listen to this! the fast food giant plans to hire as many as 50,000 new employees on april 19. the move would increase mcdonald's u.s. workforce by nearly 8% to 700,000 people. still ahead, the big finale of the big dance. tonight's "beyond the scoreboard" looks at the big money in college basketball. >> we are one! we are one! we are one! >> susie: thousands of union workers across the country staged what they call a "national day of action" to protect their right to collectively bargain. the labor movement is highlighting workers' rights after recent budget fights in wisconsin and other states. today's demonstrations coincide with the 43rd anniversary of the assassination of doctor martin luther king junior. washington bureau chief darren gersh sat down with afl-cio president richard trumka and began by asking about the timing of the rallies. >> well w martin luther ki

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go through northern ireland's remarkable reuters lead from day one takes a four shot lead into the final round of the u.s. masters with four players tied for second but a poor third day for tiger woods saw him slump to seven shots off the pace but mcelroy wasn't having the top of his own like his early two shot lead was called back by a stray and jason day even stole the right lead this beautiful breaking point. but they eventually fell away in fact sharing second place on a turn for joining in that was k.j. choi he was pretty handy with a part of himself and al cabrera charles schwarz also tied for second place while tiger woods couldn't reproduce the form that saw him climb to third on friday problems on the greens again saw him caught a two over par round of seventy four. he starts day four in ninth seven shots back so out in front he's twenty one year old mcelroy a comfortable four shot cushion for him going into sunday's final round every chance of becoming the first irishman to win you know guster he's led from the off and was a very much in control of his two hundred round of seve

strange going to go the same way on our lousy coalition government will give the british people the reuter have a vote and there's no reason they won't give us the vote because they know that seventy four percent of people in a recent a referendum campaign and congress poll said they want to get out of this expensive undemocratic club and the euro is going to crash and burn spain will follow portugal and i say not a penny to portugal not one single penny one single cent one single euro it's nothing to do you know i could give you our country back if the u.k. does cough up the money it's going to pay on the basis of a loan plus interest or a fair u.k. government can make money out of portugal a. question for you but you know i made a million pounds but i promise you i pay it back even though i'm skint we're not going to get the money back for a while and it is a matter whether it's a loan for whether it's a grant we're not going to get that cash well we want to keep our pound thank goodness we never ever joined this madness how can link the economy of an economic powerhouse while the united

a first person it was a first place reporting not moammar gadhafi waiters and i would i would say reuters is not working for gadhafi you may want to say that i'm not well but the point the fact of the matter is we didn't have an exit strategy in afghanistan in iraq we didn't have an entrance strategy in libya you were talking to somebody who's abusing the troops and has no idea what he's doing with regard to putting men and women in harm's way it's this president right now with drug barack obama in libya i'll give you the last word do you think that that we would have been more likely to have an exit strategy had there been a trap and how do we all felt the consequences of rushing into military conflict i think it is undoubtable that we're going to make wiser strategic decisions with our military resources including the men and women in uniform and everybody has to participate and if anybody can be sent off to war because right now what it is is there's a class of citizens that are bearing the entire burden and some people just aren't sharing in that sacrifice and they don't have to worry

yes to carry on before that reuters said that before president obama. asked the. rebels the cia was already on the ground the u.s. is playing gyptian military to send weapons into the rebels the rebels are very much being supported by the united states and nato but we've got a bit of a bad line here i'm afraid let's try persevered with one more question so it goes if not afraid latin leaders induces a bit of a sound problem if these people are on there's a worry is near that al qaeda is infiltrated there's some of these rebel groups so washington could in fact be handing arms to al qaeda the very thing you didn't want to do yes in fact that the united states senate armed services committee to make sure that there are there are al qaeda elements involved or similar elements that are terrorists involved in this rebellion in eastern libya so yes they are going to arm terrorists. now following the recent nato air strike that killed thirteen rebels as we were reporting yesterday is this their early stages do you think of another iraq and afghanistan where coalition att

tandem against and this is a key point against the early american people because the latest survey by reuters just a couple weeks ago showed that when the american public is asked what do you want to cut if you are deficit the number one hits or is the pentagon so under the cover of all this debate about a shutdown or not a budget showdown about continuing resolutions the congress and the president in both parties are working to take defense spending what the public wants off the table and you would think that would be selling easy right now for democrats to come up with some kind of a counter proposal to really prove right that republicans aren't doing this about the money that so much is that is about politics about cutting some of these programs for lower income americans cutting the programs that a lot of democrats hold dear but they're not doing that's a do you think that it's deliberate or do you think that you know perhaps they're just carry. i think what we're seeing here is until it is what she was a terrible metaphor what the sacred cow is in the budget in both parties you're right

i am the attack which left civilians and reuters reporters that also showed how the casual rhetoric used by the soldiers was when they opened fire using terms like light him up like it was a video game and i personally sat down with wiki leaks co-founder julian assange on the day that this video was released to the public and explain to us the purpose of sharing these graphic videos with the world. we believe in releasing food source documents to the world together with analysis to put them in context for people to understand them because the food source material is what helps keep journalism just independently verifiable independently checkable assertions a trickle in the same way as a scientific paper is checkable it's a full source material was released the public. ever since this video was shared with the world joined us on has become a household name in winking makes us become public enemy number one of the us government and while some people praise dishonor for bravely showing these clips to the world as well as thousands of war and diplomatic documents others they washington's pol

as was the case of the four new york times journalists in libya but we very seldom hear about the reuters cameraman who were killed particular when they're killed by the united by u.s. forces so i view the future and the hope i have in my heart regarding journalism comes from this new generation of young arab journalists that are very bravely telling the story of rebellion and repression every single day with very little fanfare or attention paid to them those are the real heroes of of our society when it comes to bringing the truth to the united states and elsewhere and they never get the credit for it well and they have to be absolutely sure jeremy thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today really appreciate it. turning from war itself to the way that wars are covered by the mainstream press if it's no big secret that the cable channels come with a bias some lean to the right others to the left and then there's even that one that leans forward whatever that means but as it turns out most cable networks share one thing in common a love of war and artie's christine for sout

the initiative though some balked at forming a temporaryar government with saleh but later today reuterssition had agreed tog point. >> we appreciate any efforts that can bring yemen out fromfr its ordeal. >> warner: it's unclear, however, if the youth will goh along. over the weekend young protest leaders rejected the proposal saying it gives saleh too much leeway to renege. thousands remain camped out in the capital's central square demanding saleh's immediate departure. the obama administration of late has been trying to quietly ease saleh from s office. even though he's been a vital ally in fighting a potent al qaeda branch based in yemen's hinter lands. l in a bbc interview saleh warned that al qaeda had infiltrated the protestors' camps and that the west should s be wary. >> why is the west not looking at this destructive work and its dangerous implications foron the future? they're ignoring what al qaeda is doing in yemen, and they will pay the price. >> warner: on saturday, the obama administration applauded the statements from saleh and the opposition accepting the gcc deal. by

they access a lot of, you know, financial times and reuters and bloomberg and they have other investors. and if you look at what human rights groups will be able to access because there were suspicious humans and they have other human activists as their online friends and, of course, this will help the government escape this problem of, you know, that's been the dictator's dilemma where the dictators have to allow the internet and basically suffer the consequences. they can still let the internet in but be much more, you know, selective about who get to produces what. and all of that is driven by the same logic that, you know, digital advertising has driven. it's all about customization. it's all about showing you the app that corresponds to your serving app. and it will be banned access to the page but the logic is more or less the same. and the logic is what drive capitalists right now and it's all about customization and it's one way governments are able to adapt to the management >> you need to be a subversive banker to be a -- >> i think that's the future of change. >> we'll see if

reuters. >> reuters. we heard in this room a couple of weeks ago that the nato forces had destroyed about 30% of the work firepower. recently, we heard 30%. of the gaddafi firepower being destroyed. it does not seem like a lot of progress for two weeks. the introduction of the drones in recent days, could those be seen as effective, where the helicopters? >> first of all, the issue of numbers has to be taken in perspective. this is not a numbers game. as my perspective as the operational commander, this mission is about the facts, and defects is to reduce the capability and the will of pro gaddafi forces to engage civilians, and we continue to stay engaged in that. therefore, in response to your question that it is more than just numbers and statistics, but this is about a compilation that will bring the fact that we want. for example, over the last week, it was reported that members of pro gaddafi forces have aligned themselves with the anti-gaddafi forces. we are well aware of troops not reporting for d

here with the global perspective chrystia freeland, editor of thomson-reuters and ron brownstein andonna brazile. chairman of the democratic national committee. congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right. let's start. george, how did president obama play his hand? is this a victory as they said now? >> if this is a victory, i wish them many more. >> did anybody have a victory? >> i think john boehner had a victory in the sense that harry reid having described as $30 billion in cuts as draconian. the president signs off on $38 billion, and, of course, it's much more money than that because this establishes a baseline for future spending. $38 billion becomes hundreds of billions of dollars in the not too distant future. now the capital is in conservative vocabulary. >> i asked david plouffe about that, about the sort of victory versus the draconian and he said the cuts have to happen. i mean so where does this go? george said it's really established the baseline. >> it's clearly a victory for the republicans. the entire debate as george suggested was on their terms. the democrats -- t

the table, paul krawzak, a budget reporter with congressional quarterly, and tim reid with thomson reuterswhy is there some much attention being paid to this group of senators? guest: it is bipartisan and the only bipartisan act in town at the moment. there are three republicans, three democrats from the senate. they have been working since december on trying to hammer out a bill to reduce the deficit. as we approach the big debate, which will begin next week when congress returns, many people see this as perhaps the last chance to get some kind of bid on the deficit. there is increasing pressure on them to come up with that. host: is this seen as a serious effort that could get 60 votes in the senate? guest: it is seen as a serious effort. it will be hard to get 60 votes in the senate and even harder to get the house and the senate to agree. but assuming they do come up with a plan, it is gone to be a comprehensive plan and it will be bipartisan. so it may have a better chance than any other proposal. host: you say it will be comprehensive. are they writing actual legislative text? guest: