i like to put them in a bsket so i am safe at the sme time. i am looking for something called ibb.etf. >> how about you, are you staying hot? >> thank you. just as a financial collapse in 2008 and started in 200 sigh, i really believe the great bond blow up of 2014 started in 2013. i am betting against bonds in 2014. jgbs goes up with janese interest rates. i think you should buy and i own it. >> bonds go down and rates go up and your picks will do well. thank you very much. great week. that's it for the cost of freedom block. thanks for joining us. before we go, end of year goodbyes are predictably gushy and nostalgic and not my style and not "cashing in" style. i want to thank you, our awesome, loyal viewers who consistently put us in the top shows all weekend and i love it that we, most weeks, crush our competitors on the other networks combined. when i took over this show a year ago i promised to defend conservative, libertarian, constitutional capitalism and that's what we do here. heads up to our competitors an the liberal bloggers, get ready for 2014. we have month are in st

sme. superintendent lee and i will be prepared to answer any questions and we are sure that there are speakers that would like to speak as well. and the head of the mayor's office of housing and mr. lee, did you want to make me remarks to the board before we hear the public testimony? >> yes, i know. yes. >> thank you. >> good evening, my name is olsen lee and i am the director of the mayor's office of housing and i just had a very, very few remarks, one is i just wanted to thank, the district staff for the work on this particular transaction, and this is as you know from the discreption and the presentation from mr. gold man and conversations with mr. gold man and assistant superintendent lee, this is not an easy transaction, it is a complicated transaction and it looks at a number of properties, but i think that the bottom line is that this is a transaction where both parties benefit. and i think that that is one of the things that we do here in san francisco well. and we look for sort o

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administration was claiming to do attacks on al qaeda in retaliation for the bombing of two of you smes and africa. and the u.s. administration was in a quandary because of this, they did not want to inform pakistan ahead of time because they thought that the isi would take off al qaeda and tip them off. another same time they knew that the missiles would be thrown through the pakistani airspace and they didn't want pakistan and india with attacking. in the clinton administration sent the clinton administration to have dinner with the senior pakistani military individual. >> guest: it was the tunnel and then it ended up being someone else. >> host: okay, i just thought it was fascinating so that we could be there and he could tell them, oh, by the way -- >> guest: in about 10 minutes, missiles will flatter your space. i understand. >> host: if you think it was on during this time. not, do you think it would be making sense of the obama administration would be part of his leadership during or right before this? do you think this is part of a? >> guest: i think from the point of view of n

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you're saying he did a language from a very smart kid, and he wanted this drug, sme high school and colleges are taking her. >> forgive me, because i did not know johnny personally. mr. edwards, is it ok if i guess here? >> yes. i'm up open about talking about johnny, so feel free. i would say i agree with everything you have said up to now. i don't have adhd as well. wanted to make sure it is ok. >> thank you. >> hundreds of thousands of college kids to the student health 20 adderall because it helps them stay up at night and study. of conflicting evidence whether you perform better on these drugs, whether they perform better on average. the problem is, a lot of kids really do benefit. so they get seduced by the idea that i can stay up really late, i can do all sorts of great things, and sometimes it blows up in their face. >> jamison monroe, you call yourself a former adderall addict and you now are running the newport academy rehabilitation center and participated in this documentary called "behind the orange curtain post quote the looks of the prescription drug a minimum. why did you ge

including to the sme's. we are aware of the status of budgets.we cannot live in the here and now repeatedly. the idea has been voiced. all regions of this country can provide two year tax holidays for new small businesses that operate in the production of social and scientific areas. [applause] probably not all of the governors are applauding, but tomorrow, it will result in an additional revenues for the treasuries of the regions and municipalities. these are new companies, they do not exist as yet, and therefore they will not be -- there will not be missing budget revenue. on the contrary, if we create an environment for such companies, such revenue will appear. in addition, there should be an opportunity given to small businesses and self-employed individuals to pay taxes based on the one window principle. these need to be consolidated and brought into one location so they can be paid on time. another problem has to do with the status of the legal market. -- labor market. the lack of order -- structural employment, but creates imbalance and pr

specialized lenders especially the sector that is experiencing the most shortage right now is the smesor the large banks, it may not make sense -- >> absolutely. they are after quality as well. do you see more consolidation taking place? >> i think it is possible that we will have more consolidation with some of the smaller rural or credit cooperatives. the idea of having more consolidation also helps from a superficial standpoint and regulatory standpoint. >> let's get you would actually invest in. which is your favorite looking for next year? >> right now our favorite is bank of china. the share prices were the most resilient this year. that will continue. the good thing with bank of china is that it has a portion of earnings at 18% that comes from the overseas market. that part of the earnings is accelerating. part of it is market share gains for bank of china as they gain traction as an international bank. they are gaining market share with multinational companies. we are seeing faster fee income for bank of china. i have to ask you for the one that you don't care for that much, th

i want to focus on the focus of sme's. i argue that nafta was the agreement of big business. large companies lobbied hard to get these looked after. once those large barriers move out of the way, we lacked a business consensus which continued to push for progress and a deepening and a widening of the agreement. why? because these enterprises are too busy to lobby on behalf of new initiatives. also, the work that we need to do is in the area of non-tariff barriers. these picky little standards, these little inspections, things that are notoriously difficult to root out. what we need to do is reduce the transaction costs by getting rid of these nontariff barriers. so that our small and medium- sized enterprises. i believe the basis of north american competitiveness is a platform for our regions competitiveness throughout the world, asia, africa, etc. i also believe that it is very important that our three governments exercise the leadership to pick up the flag for the small and medium enterprises to reduce transaction cost to make it easier to function in an integrated market.

these smes also need to have access to finance.e trying to for orders from overseas, often turning the down because they can't get the working capital. what they need is a business bank. capital ratherve than having to rely purely on equity. other countries have a business bank. the united states, canada, france, italy, germany has a fantastic business bank. very very important. >> we talk about the small and enterprises, the ability to pay taxes is critical. what additional support would hear?ke to do you really think he is going to give you anything in this statement? >> i would hope he would, but the export support area is a critical area. they want to export, they want markets. new they need practical advice. chambers of commerce around the upld are beginning to gear in overseas markets. was recently visiting british chambers in singapore. the u.k. spends 30 times more on overseas aid than it does on export. that can't be right. funded. to be better businesses need to have the help they need. we are talking about -- >> we are t

however, please note if we sme alcohol on your breath when you pick up your child, we will not releasetuation for both parties. >> a battle going on to save dozens of whales. they're trapped in the florida everglades. we'll take you to a look at the scene to see how scientists are struggling to get them back in the ocean. >>> two universities are dealing with a meningitis scares but they're using two different scares to stop the outbreak. dr. holly phillips with news for parents and what they need to know. that's ahead. >> one of the top players in a college will find out if he'll be charged for the assault of a fellow student. a state attorney who took over prosecutor. they say they've gone through all the local evidence and this afternoon he's going reveal his findings. >> winston fire as strike. >> as florida state's star quarterback redshirt freshman jameis winston has led the school to the number one ranking in the country nicknamed famous jameis, he's now odds-on fievt win the heisman trophy college's most prestigious award. >> wide open. touchdown, florida state. >> my team is s

i want to focus on the focus of sme's. i argue that nafta was the agreement of big business. large companies lobbied hard to get these looked after. once those large barriers move out of the way, we lack a ed a business consensus which continued to push for progress and a deepening and a widening of the agreement. why? because these enterprises are too busy to lobby on behalf of new initiatives. also, the work that we need to do is in the area of non-tariff barriers. these picky little standards, these little inspections, things that are notoriously difficult to root out. what we need to do is reduce the transaction costs by getting rid of these nontariff barriers. so that our small and medium-sized enterprises. i believe the basis of north american competitiveness is a platform for our regions competitiveness throughout the world, asia, africa, etc. i also believe that it is very important that our three governments exercise the leadership to pick up the flag for the small and medium enterprises to reduce transaction cost to make it easier to function in an integrated market

let's head over to rick santelli at the sme group in chicago. >>> two-day charter tells you everything know. we finally, finally had our 3% handle on the close on friday. boy, it was just barely, open the chart up. you can see going back to july of 2011 where we are comping. it is as important to look at the other maturities on the yield curve. we haven't quite taken out our high fall levels. this settled at 72 basis points. it was down before the big rise had occurred in march. let's look at a 30 year to date. this closed at 295. it is currently at 392. the ten-year has the biggest net change on the year. it closed at 175 at the end of last year. let's change gears to where it is all happening. that's in the foreign exchange market. we closed a whisker under we are definitely higher on the year considering where this is trading. the pound closed around 162.5. the big boy, the dollar yen, this is key, the dollar is up about 20%. it really explains why the dollar index is still holding slightly above unchanged on the year. >> it's been a banner year for stock. billing names more than do

i want to focus just briefly in my remarks on the importance of smes. i argue that nafta and the canada/u.s. free trade agreement were the agreements of big business, that large companies saw large tariff barriers and lobbied hard to get these looked after. and once those large barriers moved out of the way, we lacked a business consensus which continued to push for progress and a deepening and a widening of our agreements. why? because these small and medium-sized enterprises are, frankly, too busy to lobby on behalf of new initiatives. also the work that we need to to do, as ambassador hills pointed out, is in the area of nontariff barriers. picky little regulatory standards, technical barriers, inspections, things that are notoriously difficult to root out. what we need to do is to reduce the transaction costs by getting rid of these nontariff barriers so that our small and medium-sized enterprises have an opportunity to flourish, have an opportunity to trade into our nearest markets and also through the world. i believe that a basis of north america