procurador de nueva york, "andrew cuomo", presentó cargos contra bank of america el monto de pérdidas de stass de subsidio por desempleo se ubicó en 480 mil, el nivel más alto desde mediados de diciembre. más en despierta américa. impach@h@tkío ♪(música) >>> mucho se habla de losph@uni escasez de petróleo, pero no h@ en una pi exte especial nos muestra como está más cerca la guerra del futuro. ♪ >>> este no es un conflicto cualquiera. insultando hasta la prensa. esta batalla campal para salvar el caudar que les provee de agua y estaban a punto de perder, por un relleno sanitario. >>> ya no quedaría buena. >>> aún así la despuorden era desalojarlos a cualquier precio. y luego el proyecto se detuvo, pero la guerra por los elementos vitales, aquella que hasta hace poco creíamos como ciencia ficción, el futuro nos alcanzó. >>> por el agua nos vamos a matar, y la sostenibilidad entre una generación y otra ya se rompió, y el gran capital cree que la economía es más importante que la ecologia. >>> las generaciones que vien no van a tener agua, bosque, exigeno. el compromiso intergeneracional no func

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it's kind of a death spiral that causes people to move out of the sta state, so the auto me it isty or the circular tax hikes becomes important in europe. if they cold lower spending or find more ways to create growth in jobs, think you could get out of these high debt levels. >> i want to take dave's point. raising tax rates either at the state or federal level is the worse thing for asset values and at the end of the day, a lot of this debt, whether it's california debt or portuguese debt or u.s. debt is linked to the underlying asset values of our economy. peter, this is what bothers me. we're going down the wrong road. we're actually on the verge of making depression-like mistakes. they were jacking up tax rates in the mid-190s and snuffing out economic recovery, peter. are we about to make the same stupid mistakes here? >> well, larry, you made a point earlier in your opening remarks, which i think is dead on. we crossed the canzion rubican last week. my dream dream would have been to replace him put john at the fed and just have a new team that would take us towards recovery. now

we don't have a long history we have brand names come and mcdonald's, coca-cola, sta rbucks. and general motors, ford, and also chrysler. it touches a nerve that says we lost something when foreign investment comes to deny the states. if you look back through history looking through the 1600's with the jamestown colony, the settlement of new england, railroads. state of michigan, the mines in northern michigan poor funded by a foreign money. but there is an uncomfortable relationship where one germany company took the brunt comment world war ii japanese companies and more recently other companies took the brunt with recessions in the '80s and now more recently 87 the acquisition the acquisition of anheuser-busch is an american brand name you can find. >> guest: budweiser. it is a belgian company. one of the things they said we will consolidate and seller station there will be job losses. we don't want you to think all we'll be fine. we have to cut jobs. there has been some in just days resentment towards inbev but they would add that against anheuser as well. >> host: but the

the major airline have already canceled flights at all three washington area airports staing early thisernoon and all day saturday. starting yesterday, people got on-line, on the phone, however they could to reschedule flights to get home or salvage their vacation plans. the good news, airlines are waiving the usual change fees. now, for a lot of passengers with flights scheduled later today or over the weekend, it was get out now or never and that is a risk one super bowl- bound passenger wasn't willing to take. >> i thought that it would come in on saturday. didn't expect i to come in on friday. when i saw that of his, i did kind of hustle and scramble to get my flight rescheduled and rearranged. i was able to get it accomplished so i'm miami- bound. >> now, i'm okay hopefully. i have toet to my cruise. i mean there are some minder delays and we have to get there two days early but it will be worth it. >> reporter: can you expect some flights on sunday morning to be canceled as well. we're told the airlines will reposition their flights and then on sunday morning, they will re-evaluat

he has to stand good sta-- feel standing at that first tee and just feel comfortable with himself. >> brandon, do you think he'll be back soon? >> i think we'll see him back this year. i doubt we'll see him at the masters. i think the earliest would be the u.s. open at pebble beach. i think he has to be sure that his family life is shored up and that he can commit the time, the energy and mental challenge of getting back to golf. and that is all-t, and y-- all-encompassing, and you can't do that with this over his head, even with a man of his talent. >> larry: thank you all. what was it like for someone who was in the room today, next. woman down from nasal allergy attack. but we've got the ammunition she needs: omnaris. (troops) omnaris! to the nose. (general) omnaris works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris fights nasal allergy symptoms that occur from allergic inflammation... relieve those symptoms with omnaris. side effects may include headache, nosebleed and sore throat. her nose is at ease. we have lift off. (general) remember omnaris! ask your doctor. in t

there was a long staing myth that is really now seen that poverty breeds terrorism. think when you talk to most established terrorism analysts agree that you can't experience this, you can't study this as a religious phenomenon or as the product over social alienation. it's a movement with religious and political underpinnings which is complicated. >> charlie: it used to be said that one of the things we have that in order to meet the challenge of terrorism, what you had to do was in a sense make sure that people weren't radicalized at a younger age. what is contemporary thinking about. >> how to fight it, how to prevent it. very very hard. i think that that's precisely the problem or that's precisely the challenge i should say because there are no clear predictors of this. what you do see are some patterns. you see that these young men, you can almost liken them to kids who end up joining a can you tell or a gang or who lose themself to drugs. they don't see it that way, they see this as a higher calling. but ey are looking for a higher calling. they are contrary to

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one is based on sta activity cal -- statistical analysis.ggests the republicans will pick up 30 house seats. we think it is between 27 and 37. let's remember it is february 28. you and i have been around a long time and loads of things were going to happen between now and november that will lift that number or lower that number. host: chuck todd on his morning daily rundown said we have already seen massachusetts flip to republican and now delaware and illinois have the potential of becoming republican seats, barack obama and joe biden's respective seats. guest: yes, those are two perspective seats. there are several others that can switch -- arkansas, nevada. michael bennett is certainly a candidate for switching. when you go down the list, it is obvious that republicans are going to drastically cut the democratic margin. look what democrats are not able to do with 59 seats. think about what they are going to have as of 2011. they are going to be lucky to have 52 or 54 seats. they are going to be lower than that. how are they going to get i

sta what you're doing? >> adding it to weakness does make sense. i don't think you are to be a hero. easy money was made last month with 20/20 hindsight. when you get the one step back, i'm not against adding to risk asset. agree. >> in a big way? you're not talking necessarily cautiously? >> no. look, i think this is -- i think with all the headwind we have, you mentioned greece, we haven't talked about china, the jobs thing, the political environment. i don't think you have to be a hero and run in with both feet. put your toe in the water is maybe the best way to put it. >> jim, what do you think? >> i just think we're going to have run and fills but the under toe, the vast majority of the information and data suggests we're well in a recovery here in the united states and globally. it's not likely to turn back. we may pause with weather, but i think if the market gives you an opportunity and sells off on that, i think it's a good buying opportunity. >> bob barbar berra, bob doll brought up big concerns, how do you not worry about greece, how do

undertaking austerity programs and say the greek rating gets cut, so it's pretty close to junk bond stai stastatus. what happens if they're close to junk bonds? theelt have a hard time offloading even guaranteed bonds in the next month. >> greece's problems to a larger extent reflect problems in greece. it's a homegrown issue. the greek economy the last five years grow about 4% per year in that period. they made no progress in getting the debt ratio down. the spanish economy also grew rapidly. they paid down a huge amount of debt. they ran down fiscal services. solo they've had a big deficit in spain, the ratio is much lower in france, the uk, germany at this point. we don't see the container. it's going to be such a big deal. >> brian coulter, joining us from fitch. thank you for that. linda is sticking around. >> still much more to come here on "worldwide exchange." up next, akio toyoda, he was grilled by u.s. lawmakers for three hours. how did he fare? we're going to discuss that. but before that, a quick check on how gold is trading. we've secretly replaced these diners' at&t smartphones

sta stack's wife asked a spokesperson to read this statement. >> there cannot be enough words to expressith this tragediment i want to thank my friends and neighbors and colleagues and members of my church for their expressions of kindness and generosity in our time of grief. >> reporter: he played in a billy eli band, and the former bandmates are searching for answers. >> this has been such a shock, because it is totally out of character from the joe stack i played in a band with for three years. >> reporter: one victim remains hospitalized with serious burns. authorities have recovered two bodies from the irs building and one is believed to be the body of the pilot joseph stack. >> thank you, casey wian, on the scene in austin. >>> and a report of radio traffic that nobody wants to see. >> traffic 1:00 less than two miles and same altitude, descend immediately. >> planes seconds away from disaster. just ahead, what happened? would you like a pony ? yeah. would you like a pony ? yeah ! ( cluck, cluck, cluck ) oh, wowww ! that's fun ! you didn't say i could have a real one. well, you did

and we sta with a new high-tech scan that can read your mind. our dr.ichard besser took the test himself and is here to tell us about the new breakthrough and how it's really changing lives, especially those suffering from seizures. >> it's incredible. the vast majority of patients who have seizures can control their disease with medication. there's a small group that must turn to surgery to control their seizures. now, there's technology that will increase that surgery will be successful, and that these patients, too, can lead a normal life. all right. this is my brain. and this is the exact place and moment in time when my brain is recognizing one of my lleagues. i'm being shown a series o random faces. but sprinkled in the unknown are some people i know very well. using a new high-tech brain scanning technique called m.e.g., we can see the instant my brain recognizes someone. and exactly how that thought travels through the rest of my brain? just milliseconds. m.e.g., or magnetic ensof log if i, measures the electric activity in the brain. we no mri.

one is based on sta activity cal -- statistical analysis.uggests the republicans will pick up 30 house seats. we think it is between 27 and 37. let's remember it is february 28. you and i have been around a long time and loads of things were going to happen between now and november that will lift that number or lower that number. host: chuck todd on his morning daily rundown said we have already seen massachusetts flip to republican and now delaware and illinois have the potential of becoming republican seats, barack obama and joe biden's respective seats. guest: yes, those are two perspective seats. there are several others that can switch -- arkansas, nevada. michael bennett is certainly a candidate for switching. when you go down the list, it is obvious that republicans are going to drastically cut the democratic margin. look what democrats are not able to do with 59 seats. think about what they are going to have as of 2011. they are going to be lucky to have 52 or 54 seats. they are going to be lower than that. how are they going to get

also "state of the union" guests will include secretaryÑi of sta hillary clinton.radio. that's 90.1 f.m. here in snowy washington, d.c. on the web at c-spanradio.org. follow us on facebook and at which timer. -- and twitter. >>xd "imdepth" welcomes paul johnson. "heroes." his latest on winston churchill. today at noon5açó eastern onÑi tv's "in-depth" on c-span2. >> i try to be entertaining, informtive, and relevant.çó >> tom hartman our guest tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q & a." >> this week on "theÑi communicators." monday night on c-span2. "washington journal" continues. host: and open phones for the remainder of today's "washington journal". we'll put the phone lines up on the screen for you. why we wait joining us on the phone is dahlia joining us to talk about a story that the white house is working behind-the-scenes to replace two supreme court places. guest: i don't think it is a new story. i think there was a big piece on abc at the end of last week saying john paul stevens is 89 and he's only hired one clerk instead of three for next fall. ginsburg is 76.