if women were a precious metal, their value would rise with scarcity, but it seems to take more to change these nine sets. >> an orphanage in northern india. nearly all of the babies place here are girls. these are the lucky ones. they are alive. over the past 20 years about 10 million female fetuses have been aborted. >> culturally, it is not positive, but actually, it is biologically, in terms of the echoes system, it should not be encouraged because it stops the parity. >> an old tradition has proved to be disastrous for indiana bros. pour families can seldom pay the dowries demanded when they get married men -- married at men, society less than they count as breadwinners. >> everyone wants a son. you hear that everywhere. my prosperity depends on having a son. >> it is okay to have two you have to consider abortion. >> in some regions there are just 100 girls for every 120 boys. there is often a serious imbalance in cities as well. middle-class families want fewer children, so this a lot the sex before birth. >> there must be a recognition that this is happening, and you might -- must

. >> looking at the alleys as public space, in this neighborhood we know that there is a scarcity of park space. there is a real source of community space in this area on the streets. we know that the alleys are promising in some ways. they could release serve as the community space in the area. looking at them today, there are very few amenities for pedestrians. the sidewalks are very narrow with parking and one side of the street. it does not serve its function as a community space. other problems that we noticed in the assessment included issues of crossing the major streets. most of these streets for four main arterial is in one way. right now where the alleys connect with the streets there are not any help for pedestrians attempting to cross the street. so, based on that assessment, with input from the community, the plans settled on improvements to three streets. for these alleys, we had two improvement goals. we wanted to improve pedestrian safety by slowing down vehicle speeds and discouraging vehicles from using the alleys as cut through routes. we wanted to enhance them as

nature to a generation that had first hand experience with world war economic downturn and food scarcity. in both world war one and world war two the emerging might of american industrial and manufacturing power was bent toward the war effort and consequently to feeding the troops in a world where millions of starving america has become the bread winner from of the guard from of democracy. our farmland in ranges must produce more food than ever before to write our own needs and to help our fighting to live. and the greatest food producing country in the world backing him up the american soldier no matter where it may be in the jungle. the arctic. the desert. or in his home care can rightly consider himself the best soldier in the world and in the future the war born love that has made him so well read over the world can guarantee that no one. suffer from malnutrition all from. ironically the advances in reducing food waste and increasing production through new food science efficient packaging and distribution laid the foundation for modern agribusiness and ultimately a broken food system

. >> as you have seen, water scarcity is a huge problem in an megacities, but it is also true for india'sapital mumbai. >> 21 million people. over half of them live in slums. for the poor, accessing drinking water is a daily struggle. >> early in the morning in mumbai, india. for one to two hours a day, the city's water works palm drinking water into residential areas. during that time, the inhabitants of mumbai's slums can collected in buckets from communal taps. latecomers have to make do with the dregs, dirty water that is not necessarily fit for drinking. experts say the constant competition for such an essential commodity sparks conflict. >> on one hand, they produce the new challenges for providing services. on the other hand, they're like a bomb waiting to be ignited. because deep social unrest produces a very, very dangerous and eerie vocable problems. and people get angry. they feel that they have not got what they want. >> 21 million people live in mumbai, more than half of them in crowded slums. and the population is growing. providing them with water is becoming increasingly d

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energy policy has been predicated on the dual notions of growing demand and resource scarcity, especially in relation to oil and natural gas. we are now potentially looking at demand reduction and resource abundance and the landscape is being transformed even as we sit here today. higher prices and technology, applications at scale, are driving an unconventional resource revolution and thises that potential for creating a new energy reality in which the united states once again becomes a global leader in oil and gas production, coupled with efficiency as you mentioned senator murkowski, improvements in alternative, supplements, this revolution can substantially lesson oil imports, achieving a significant reduction in our balance of payments and also simultaneously create an engine for growth, a platform for technology and innovation. new job creation, new tax and royalty revenues and the revitalization of domestic industries. that development must be managed prudely and responsibly. in line with balancing our environmental, economic and foreign policy goals. and the policy model which is

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he says with the scarcity of hearts and thousands more on the , he believes we need a different approach>> in principle, fairness requires that older people consider stepping aside in favor of younger people. >> that debate continues. meanwhile, his doctors say he is progress and is doing very well. if he continues this past, his excellent and he could live on with his new heart for many years. abc7 news. 7 is on your side with thetling new information on side effects of pregnancy. researchers found it increases a woman's chances of having a fatal heart attack. pregnant women are three or four heartikely to suffer a attack. researchers believe hormonal the risk.creased >> interesting. coming up on abc7 news at 5:00, sprung as the first gets help with the first garden. >> undercooked chicken and an [ male announcer ] for making cupcakes and deposits s at the same ti. for paying your friend back for lunch from your tablet. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then checking your portfolio. for making atms and branches appear out of thin air. simple to use webs

since the 1970s, we've had a national strategy of trying to solve scarcity by reducing consumption.ely on foreigners. and it's essentially the wrong strategy on both sides. the way to reduce consumption is they raised prices. the average american drives a fairly good distance to get to work. they drive a fairly good distance to see their relatives and their friends. we have trucking systems that bring us food and clothing at a time when it's the most efficient in the world but it uses petroleum. it is totally to our interest to have the largest possible petroleum producing system in the world, with the new technologies as many of you up around shreveport now, they're discovering huge quantities of natural gas. they have new technology for developing it. much of which originally started with offshore development. many of the horizontal systems that they're building started, first of all, at sea. because it's so much more expensive to drill at sea, that once you get a good deposit, you want to go out as far as you can without having to put in another rig. that stuff's all been taken t

. >> as you know, every kingdom in china has fallen on food scarcity and food prices.gher oil prices and developing third world countries, oh, my god, the price the flour and wheat. it's think central bankers have having is an influence on the psyche of the chinese. >> i think so. they have made illusions to the fact of what they are importing now is being influenced by the united states and the fed. they're very sensitive to the criticism that, listen, you didn't get the economy moving but you raised the price of oil, you raised the price of wheat, you raised the price of copper. >> that's going to make those wto trade talks go so much better, don't you think? >> they'll be very friendly. >> art, thank you very much. good to see you. art cashin. straight ahead, what today's bond auction means. back after this break. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've bee

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we do believe in scarcity. we only have 13 episodes this season. programming decision by the network that we would not be on the air in 2012 and i thought it was crazy. i fought it, but it turns out it might be okay. >> i'm concerned, i've got to know this right now. will this be the only time i see you guys together this spring? >> probably not. we hang out a lot. >> i don't really care that much about offscreen. >> our boss is right here. >> he is right there. >> i guess the embargo continues. you can get earnings per share ahead. you can get insider trading more than you can find out what these guys are talking about. >> are you guys surprised on how long this series has gone on and what the response in the audience has been to "mad men." >> yes, in short quite. we all started this trip six years ago on a little show on a network that never made original programming and here we are six years later and they have got a stable of shows on amc and we're just thrilled to be back. we're thrilled that it's made this impact. >> i can't resist this, beca

the last 40 years the policy has been predicated on the notion of a growing demand resource scarcity. especially in relation to oil and natural gas. we are now potentially looking at the demand reduction and resource abundance. and the landscape is being transformed even as we sit here today. higher prices and technology applications of the scale are driving an unconventional resource revolution and this phenomenon has the potential for creating an energy reality. one in which the united states once again becomes a global leader in the oil and gas production coupled with efficiency as you mentioned, senator rakowski some improvements and alternatives, supplements, the revolution can substantially lessen the imports achieving a significant reduction in the balanced payment it will also simultaneously create an engine for growth, platform for technology and innovation, new job creation, new tax and royalty revenues and the revitalization of the domestic industry. in the development must be managed responsibly in line with balancing our environmental economic and foreign policy goals and

scarcity is just exactly that. when we talk about proven reserves, in fact, it is a much smaller piece of the pie, 20.6 billion barrels of proved reserves. but what needs to be understood, and unfortunately it doesn't make a good bumper-sticker, is that what we have as a nation demonstrates incredible, incredible national reserves. 205.6 billion barrels of technically recoverable resources. we don't even count the 800 billion-plus bill barrels of oil shale that are out there. so you might ask the question, why aren't we going after the rest of the pyramid, the part in blue. the problem that we're facing is that so much of this is put off-limits, it's not accessible. and it's not accessible because of our government policies. now, i recognize that there is more to a -- a policy when it comes to an energy policy than just drilling, just increased domestic production, but it must be part of the solution and it must be a significant part of the solution if we're going to talk about true north american energy independen

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