year we revised it to 3.8%, it is mediocre, but a recovery. >> the ims says germany must spend more to boost infrastructure and the european central bank should be prepared to do more to boost growth and consumer prices. and while the u.s. is growing faster, leaders are trying to solve issues like income. >> who is benefitting from growth and where is income going? how much inequality can the systems bear for growth to continue to be sustainable. and we have a concern that if inequality continues to increase then growth will not be sustainable. >> our people are dying. >> policymakers here also are discussing ways to fight the spreading risk of ebola, after the world bank said it could cost african nations by as much as $32 billion next year. >> that money is because 80 to 90% of inversion behavior, the stop in productivity, kids don't go to school, people don't go to work, trades slow down. >> the bottom line with the financial crisis, the world is recovering but the recovery is bumpy and it is fragile leaving it vulnerable to economic hiccups, bad weather and geo-politics, wall st

the ims world economic outlook downgraded this year's forecast for japan from 1.6% to 0.9%. the report said personal spending and investment have fallen since the consumption tax was raised to 8% in april. exports are sluggish as well. >> potential growth in japan is very, very low. and so the only way we are going to grow faster is by increasing potential growth. this is the chance of japan. >> blancheard unched the japanese government should ease the monetary policy. the annual growth forecast for the global economy was lowered from 3.4% to 3.3%. the report called the eurozone the weakest of the advanced economies. officials scaled back their growth projection for the region from 1.1% to 0.8%. but they did revise their forecast for the u.s. economy upward from 1.7% to 2.2%. the report cited a shift in u.s. monetary policy, slow growth in japan, and the eurozone, and tensions over ukraine and the middle east as factors causing uncertainty in the global economy. >>> investors were worried by those revisions and they pulled their money out of european and u.s. stock markets. t

san francisco, cool, right near the imed me yacht coast. 66 in forest hills. check it out in soma. heading out to downtown. maybe, to grab a cup of coffee early on. by the afternoon. north bay, east bay, 86 very comfortable against the grapevines in napa. 86, santa rosa. trivalley not hot for tomorrow. some of the best weather you have coming the next few days. 86. 85, danville. saturday. okay. sunday the big change. dry, hot, offshore winds. north bay, 94. 595, san francisco of to 82. heading there for the blue angels are going to take flight. off awe in the sky sunday. worried about fog. not this year. sunny skies. 82 degrees a long the peninsula. maybe heading to the coast loon to enjoy stom great weather. we are going to see temperatures surge up to 77 in half moon bay. warning and worse that in is a cross the bay area. dangerous ripcurrents. we'll advance the story get you into next week. tracking not bun what two storm systems. first one lean up tuesday morning, 8:00 a.m. see the rain across the bay area by 5:00 a.m. looking quarter to 1/2 inch. not only from the storm wednesd

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one of the major causes of the so-called movement of conservatives is extra right -- destroying the ex-im bank the institution that gives loans to corporations like boeing. that seems to me like a lynn cohen in thing. am i wrong? >> guest: i am a profit of the past is just so you know. i find that very interesting. this i think is probably more than we have time for. this might be the rock on which the modern-day republican party sets which may be a good place to end this because by the time you and i argue about the ex-im bank everyone will be asleep. >> host: fascinating professor and as someone who believes xm should be defunded and someone who is disappointed in the republican leadership for protecting it i hope you are right. i hope it is the rock in which so-called reformed conservatives can galvanize. we will read about it in the sequel to your history. professor richardson thank you for joining us. i am matthew continetti and this is sublime. this is "after words."

in a certain quadrant, my transformation quadrant, that is where i spend the majority of my ime. e things that, if i do not do them, they will not get done. there will be other things, nurturing things that are coming two or five years from now or things around the efficiency of the business, that i do not have to be as involved in. those transformational things, i have to pick and choose carefully. and that i can really deliver a great result. >> google delivers moonshot technologies. how much time and how many resources do you devote to nnovating from within? >> for us, that is what it is about. when i sit there with my teams, we are figuring out -- and i think wave is an example. we wanted to build a product hat would be for everyone of the company, not just analytics. number two, that it would run great on these mobile devices. not just this platform. the third thing is, behind us are a lot of developers know a ot of software ceos. they want to build on that platform and build their own companies. so we build a platform as well. by doing great, great, great democratization, gr

the im, i have a question, infrastructure investment bank. what is your comment on the model compared to the existing institution such as the world bank and the a.d.p., and do you think they can cooperate effective with the world bank, but without to avoid, also avoid fragmentation? >> well, my understanding is the a.i.b., the business model is still being discussed. there are many different issues that are still to be worked out. i've made it very clear from the very beginning of discussions that we think that we can be a very, very strong partner for a.i.b. for example, we have 70 years of experience doing project preparation, helping with implementation, supervision, and also we think that the safeguards that we bring to the table in any project will be helpful in reducing risk for investors. i mean, this is really a major concern of all investors that they do not want to -- they do not want to suffer the reputational damage that will happen if environmental and social safeguards are not respected. so i think that we've already been in very

what was the first one? oh, ex-im bank and small businesses. is a line that, you know, has been, the lobbyists are making a lot of money in washington right now trying to tell a story about ex-im bank. i had a real job before i got into politics in our business utilize the ex-im bank program. 40% of our sales are outside the united states. let me tell you not one job was relied on that program. companies use it because it's there. it's free money. why wouldn't they? so we don't blame any company for using it because it's there. we blame the policymakers for making it available. we never sat around in our business saying our budget deadline and are profit targets are reliant on ex-im bank. never. so there's other financing available. but if it's not, you know why it's not? the risk is too high. at the risk is too high, why should the taxpayers in america be the ones on the line for the risk? house of representatives that sounds like it will continue next year june 2015 wind reauthorization is of. >> guest: the corporate tax, if it was a zero, it

limit the global south and a generation of extreme, free market economic policies pushed through the im,f and powerful development on economies that say no, if you want growth and efficiency, you have to cut your government and reduce your government. the reality is that that means farmers have no agricultural extension programs to go to. so they pick up those cheap guns left over from the cold war and go rate their neighbor's cattle. >> the people that are the most exposed, the thing that are the people that are most exposed to climate risk, right, the people that make their livelihood by what the weather is. and that's about a two billion or billion and a half people that are farmers, right? neighbors fight with people over water, move to the cities, that's when societies sort of start to tilt into instability? >> yes. and the problem is, among -- a piece of the problem is responding to this as a purely military -- >> that's right. >> they say okay, what we need is more spending on military. >> or more guns flowing into regions that are being destabilized. >> and no examination of how

which may be a good place to end this because by the time you and i argue that into the depths of the ex-im bank, everyone would be asleep. >> host: that's fascinating, professor, and as someone who believes xm should be defunded and someone who is disappointed in the republican leadership for protecting it, i hope you are right there i hope it may be the rock to which the so-called reformed conservatives can galvanize a new lincolnian movement. we'll read about in the sequel to your history. professor richardson, thank you for joining us.

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we are on the markets and im scarlet fu. pushing the final hour of trading. 500 -- thek the s&p nasdaq off by three point 5%. crude oil entering a bear market. from its peak. crude oil could head to $80 per barrel. while stocks and oil are going to close down the week against the vick's, which tracks the prices investors pay, is moving higher. they poked up from 14 and a half of last week. we have a look at the way you can invest in this area you are an expert in exchange rate funds. aren't vicks etf's a popular vehicle? >> yes, for traders. >> if you are a traitor these are very popular. one is the short-term vicks futures. this trades more than on mobile every day. this is a very highly used product. the bad news is the fix futures do not do a good job of tracking the vicks pre-at these products are slightly misunderstood. in terms of futures, it does fine. index was up 24%. >> why the discrepancy? >> they do not track the index perfectly. you are almost getting -- the further you go go the less it tracks the index. >> wha

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halfway down the hall he opened the closet, shoved her in, and went in after her and went for the kiss. im saw what was happening. he rushed down the hall and rip the door opened and through the waiter side of and saved the damsel in distress. but this is the wonderful part. every time he saw her after that, whenever he saw her, he said to her, have you been in any good wine cellars lately? [laughter] that was so jim. it was just one demonstration of what we all knew. he always had our backs, he always helped us. if there was anything, if there was a fight we needed to win in the white house, jim was there for you. for are for me his death brought back the personal anger i felt from the assassination attempt. when sarah asked me to speak, i wondered what to say about that anger and it's an anger that many of us from the reagan days carry with us. that got me thinking about this fellow with the gun. that pathetic guy that thought that the perfect way to impress jodie foster was to try to shoot the president. and then i realized, while i was thinking of it, i couldn't remember his first name

they're alluding to an active investigation that might be currently going on at the partly im. >> police asking residents to stay clear of the downtown area. also, the gunman, they also confirmed that the gunman had been killed as well. can you help me nabbed when you can charge people for having radical thoughts. >> currently the answer is you can't, but clearly we need to chart new territory here, gretchen, because typically thoughts are not crimes no matter how evil they are. you need something more to charge a person. committee we need to expand the currently state of the law, perhaps as it pertains to terrorism. in other words, if you are on facebook and you are ranting about terrorism, if you communicate in any way either directly or indirectly with anyone associated with a terrorist group, you should be subject to arrest for that, but that's going to require an exception to the state of the law as we currently know it. >> on twitter right now people were saying to me after we had trace gallagher's report about this other gentleman who was radicalized a few days ago who tried to mo

has a distinguished clinical career but also he's gigging with one [laughter] of the patients at holy name professor im on the saw you on the piano let's take a look [music playing] [music playing] amazing... amazing it's otherworldly [laughter] [laughter] so you walk in and other than saving people's lives you walk in you say hey what do you play? [laughter] [laughter] i... this guy is extraor... how... how... what was it like for you being this extraordinary clinician but also having this musical side finding this connection? oh my god it's... the connection is there not for me for the world i mean there's a lot of there's a lot of music medicine people out there it's funny when i was medical what? school in boston i was sort of amazed and delighted to discover there was something called the longwood symphony orchestra which was a symphony orchestra comprised completely of medical practitioners and you have you know the pathologist playing cello next to the surgeon playing violin it's really... there's always been this connection my father who is also a physician is a lifelong musician as well and i

small ball to show we can get things done or do they go after some big ideas and do something like the ex-im bank or the pipeline was an issue like that? -- or some issue like that? what is your advice to the leadership -- i'm sure you are giving it privately -- what is your advice on how to manage that, and how would the tea party react to those situations? >> that is a great question. if everyone heard the question, it was fundamentally this -- if the republicans have both the house and the senate this year, what is it that republicans in congress should do from a policy standpoint? should they go small ball or big ball? i have only had one lever in my life, it is either on or off. you either go bold or you don't go at all. when i came to congress i decided to take the dice and roll them, and give it everything i had. i have been a mom at home. five biological kids, 23 great foster kids in our home. when i was a mom, around the kitchen table listening to the radio or watching tv, looking at what was going on in faraway pc, -- d.c., my opinion was this -- what is wrong with these people? do

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the whole -- barack obama talked about ferguson and -- the u.n. im pleasitly conceding this was a narrative about america's fault and buying into this narrative that, you know, we talked earlier about lack of resources complained why network news isn't covering midterm electrics. lack of resources didn't keep them from flooding the zone in ferguson for months, putting on base speculation, talking to people in the streets, fuelling this idea that this cop of 60 years just decided to be racist one day and shoot a black man because he was black. >> the press only had what they had, which was people out there, witnesses saying what they saw. >> it was frustrating to me, to interrupt you for half a second, that the police department didn't put out what the officer's side was. but now it almost seems like no more riots in ferguson, some of the peat ya have moved on. >> well, no, but the other thing is, i think i don't mind obviously you get a good leak, you report it. but there's no real look at -- hard look at the motive and why these leaks are happening

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abe very area hardware store will be the first in the nation to offer customer service by using robots. >> im bosch bought, the orchard store robot helper. >> the robot speaks english and customers can tell them what they need and it will lead them to the aisle. for can be checked out at the store on royal avenue in san jose starting in a month. it was started by lowes, which took over orchard store, and a robot company. the google owned video site now relies on ads and sponsored posts to make money but youtube's chief executive officer says it's a paid option for youtube that would eliminate had in the near-term likelihood. the google executive said she believes some users would be able to pay for a subscription in order to watch videos without having to watch an ad first. baseball season is not quite over yet but basketball season is now here. tonight the warriors kickoff aa new season with a game in sacramento. it will be regular-season debut for head coach steve kerr. the warriors finished with 51 wins last season but lost to the clippers in the first round of the playoffs. their first ga

we're in the city of chicago is the new archbishop going to chicago is the new archbishop going to livea1 im new analysis has been released. results showed that the 18 year-old was shot in the hand at close range. in st. louis post-dispatch conducted the analysis. the findings suggest that he was reaching for the officer's gun. this conflicts with some eyewitness accounts that claim brown did not have a weapon and had his hands in the air. there are also reports that brown's blood was found on wilson's uniform. three teenagers suspected of trying to join the terror group isis are back home with their families in the denver area. the girls.. aged 15, 16. and 17 were taken into custody by german authorities over the weekend at the frankfurt airport while trying to travel to turkey. investigators believe they may have wanted join other foreigners who've used turkey as a route to syria to fight with isis. it's not known yet if the girls will face any charges. the pentagon is investigating a video released by isis that appears to show the militants handling weapons intended for syrian kurdish fig

but out in the bush, there are still people who are dying alone. im. >> i'm working with the global health initiative in ethiopia and we're doing these kinds of things for africa. >> but it's true. so the point i'm trying to make if we did this in america, it would have incredible ripple effect across the world by just building the infrastructure for people to access. what were you going to say? >> i was just going to build on pat's aspect, bringing it a little bit back to the states. 70% of our revenue is medicare advantage. and it has just transformed the organization over the last number of years from -- because of guaranteed issuance. we have to take everybody. we're not an insurance company. we're a clinical company because we are highly incentive to keep people healthy. i mentioned to you about the individual i visited in south florida. the reason why we have nurses going to their home, checking if if he have ramps or checking in they have nutrition, ensuring they're not depressed is because we're responsible for their health. we are paid an ove