that therel my wife is so much to overcome in this country. i could make a contribution where i am.to make decisions on where to go based on getting , that is apeople conversation i remember never having to take. >> do you have an opponent in the fall? >> i have a couple. >> have you had many opponents in the fall? have they always been in the primary? districts.e many it is one of the problems we face as a nation. whether it is republican or democrat, when you win the election after you win the primary, it means that you don't really have to politically do what is in the best interest of the country. i think when you talk about the tea party, they fight their primaries. basicallyrom republican states. that is another story for another time. to do what ishem in the national interest, they don't have to do it. that is why the republican party, they are not in trouble in the house of representatives now. getting reelection is not their problem. they are indeed trouble on the national level. they don't have a candidate acceptable to the tea party. -- acceptable to america whether repub

to, therel bank wants is room to do a little bit more in terms of monetary easing. the central bank is that lots of the money continues to go to the bad old unreconstructed areas of the economy, luxury, property developers, creaking parts of the state owned sector. in recent months, there've tried to take some innovative moves to direct credit to newer, higher growth potential areas of the economy. missing cuts in the reserve requirement ratio for banks that lend more to small and medium-sized enterprises. recently, with scenes of very strong rumors in the market investmentn many bank analysts that the central bank has made a massive credit line available for china development bank to try and direct funds to the government program of affordable housing. that.nks for kong turn to these hong and shanghai markets as they prepare to move closer together. we have had investors take a closer look at where to find value and where not to as well. that is the subject of today's global outlook. >> a veteran banker in hong kong now runs a research company. he runs that she ran

that therel mindful may yet be humanitarian needs elsewhere in iraq and we will continue to look at that are they still in large enough conference rations having -- concentrations, that the military can check them with air power? or are they so diffuse that it does not make sense to try to supply them with airdrops or protect them in the same way? >> we are going to look at that night, and we do not have answers. they are fairly displaced. some have decided to move into syria. some will disperse to other areas in iraq. we do not have a perfect picture of where they all are, and it would be difficult for us to say we can't protect every single one of them based on their dispersal. >> [indiscernible] >> we believe the threat to the mass of violence on mount sinjar has largely passed. that said, we are not going to take our eye off in that. we still have several thousand left on the mountain and many of whom may want to leave. we are still mindful of that, which is why we did and other wedrop last night and why are still watching the situation. i would say we are constantly assessing. >> ca