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so these tr the concerns that i have from this policy. >> let me first say that single mandate central banks like the bank of england la which is policies similar to the fed, i don't think it would be erratically different things at this point of time we're kuwait aware of the costs and risks. it's one of the reasons for the overall discussion. it's true they reduce what savers get on their saving. they also hold corporate stocks and a variety of other opportunities. and those dependent on the strength of the economy. so we're helping to improve the returns to savers. part of the reason for the policy to move them from positions slightly more into riskier positions to help promote strengthening the economy. we don't want to go too far. we are going to watch out for problems and to try to address them. and i've been in many conversations with investment companies, insurance companies, so on. when you're this far away from full enemployment, it's not obvious that the investments being made tr the right investments. there's not enough demand for product. i guess the last comment i would m

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so in his own speech, president obama donned tr's progressive mantel. not nowhere near as high-minded as t.r. in the first place. i agree with the panelists. but he does it nonetheless. he does elude the beginning to an america where hard work pays off. responsibly is rewarded. anyone could make it if they tried. but that was the argument of his errance. it's become so eroded by the marketplace that the twining issue of our time, he says, is to restore growth and prosperity, balance and fairness. there's that word. the choice we face as he frames it is that offered by the progressives 100 years ago. at least that aspect of economic choice. between the harshness of market capitalism which he defines in fashion as you're on your own economic with a free license to pay whatever you want from whoever you can. social darwinism. on the one hand in the benign fairness of progressive nationalism, a view that we are greater together when everyone engages in fair play, everyone has a fair shot, everyone does their fair share. the word "fair" occurs throughout the

. - 3 3 jury selection has moved into its sscond day in the george huguely murder tr. trial.ce reporter joy lepola is live in charlotttsville aad says mmny potential jurors admitted they already have an opinion about whether uguely murdered baltimore county native yeardlly love. joy? joy? although the process of selecting a jury issmoving it is still taking some time. - in part it's because , almost everyone as heard of this case in this close knit college town and they have an opinionroll cue: whose to blame as pooential jurors weee dismissed in the george huggely murder trial... most weren't interested in discussing the case. nat pop in court however they had a great dael to say... one potential juroo told the judge... (torn piece of paper) i believe heeis guilty... and i have felt that way since first hearing of the case. when huguely's defense team asked several potential jurors .... (torn iece of paper) huguely's defense attorney: if love in an unfavorable eardley 3 &plight... would you feel as if we werr blaming the victimm huguely's defense attorney: if we showed 22 ye

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another relative was also tr trapped in the bedroom. >> we had strong winds last night.with the relatively moist soil, it's not frozen yet, the tree gets movering in the right direction, that can happen. >> reporter: building inspectors deemed the house uninhabitable. fire officials say it knocked the house off its foundation. >> i have seen a lot of trees on homes, but this is probably the worst i have ever seen. >> reporter: the rescue officials say the woman was only complaining about the pain to her legs. she is expected to make a full recovery. the house is now a total l loss. darcy spencer, news 4. >>> chuck is here now dealing with this cold blast in different ways. it's icy out there. >> today we were ten degrees colder than average for the whole day. that tie is relative to average. it ties for the coldest day of the winter. only one other day have we been ten degrees colder than average. unbelievable. we have had almost no serious snaps of cold. it doesn't look like this cold snap is going to last that much longer. that being said, if you're planning on taking

the retailer is focusing on offering every day low pricing and will eventually offer many within tr ste.orthe results weren't pretty. jc penney lost 41 sentds a share compareed to a profit a year ago. but the shares are still trading at the highest levels in three years. >> looking at the numbers. they're loving this guy, and willing to give the supporters of under performance until they show better numberss. >> he's not the ly one optimistic. johnson said, we are confident that the sifrmified business model will offset the business decline to meet or exceed our 2012 earnings guidance. some worry others will go elsewhere for the bargain. nightly business report, new york. >> no doubt investors have gotten paid to take risk this is year. small caps and technology stocks and emerging markets rocket higher. tonight thinks there's still room to wince. lanz global.com with us at the nasdaq. lancz, how much more room to run here with the s&p 500 with the highest level since june of '08. >> the market wants to go higher. it's hard to say how much. especially with the concern over energy prices ri

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these tr the type of comments that they love to exploit. these comments, people are scratching their heads about it. what is striking, a lot of folks think that it's still going. he is chucking polls in his own hole, and yet he could get a victory here tonight. he is not backing down from the comments about the snob comment, attacking john f. kennedy's speech in 1960, saying it made him wan to throw up. the kind of language most people would turn around and say this person isn't ready for prime time. yet he's energized the folks in michigan. not just republicans versus democrats. but for us, we against the republican strategy. his base is quite energized. and the democrats go out and poll for him today. we should have a whole different story to talk about come tomorrow, chuck. >> it's going to be a wild night. could be a long night. ron mott in grand rapids. thank you, sir. up next, michiganer who knows a thing or two about running for president. thaddeus conner. we talk to him about whether romney's roots can help him pull out a win. misch

tr -- killed in an avalanche. they were at stevens pass resort out of seattle yesterday.kier survived thanks to the safety air bag. >> when you pull the lever it ends up there's a nitrogen cartridge and it deploys this air bag to fill up with air. >> the three people killed are identified as jim jax, a world tour official. chris rudolph, marketing director and skier john brennan. the fatalities were part of a deadly sunday on washington's ski slopes. a male snowboarder was killed at another ski area east of seattle. >>> at noon today friends of one of the last known survivors of the 1906 earthquake and fire will gather to remember her at a san francisco restaurant. rose died in santa rosa saturday at the age of 109. this is video of rose in 2009 at jack's grill at the ceremony for the anniversary of the quake where a fellow -- she was only 3-years-old when that quake hit in 1906, one of five known quake survivors. today's gathering -- >>> iran's decision to halt oil exports to britain and france is driving up the cost of crude. prices at a nine month high moving up to $10

>> estamos tr@@al puntounivisio instante nosotros sacamos a ese maestro del salÓn pero tambiÉn las autoridadesen informar a nadie y tenÍamos que seguir esas direcciones para que puedan juntar la informaciÓn sobre este caso. en ese entonces... >> es increÍble que diga que no le iban a avisarÁ nadie que tenÍan la orden de no avisar cuando estÁn poniendo en peligro a los niÑos. >> es cuestiÓn, sÍ quitamos a ese maestro del salÓn para que no tenga acceso a los niÑos y esta al puntounivision@n que queremos cambiar, cuando hay @@al puntounivision@@@@al Í donde en california @@al puntou lo posible para proteger a los jÓvenes. al puntounivision@@@@Í investigaciÓn, no tenÍamos evidencia, no se conocÍa lo que se conoce hoy. lo que sabÍamos es que había unas fotos para para nosotros no era aceptable, con esas fotos les pedimos al maestro, cuando un maestro prelado rechaza ese despido. entonces hay un proceso muy largo y nosotros para cuando tenÍamos que dar cuenta de por quÉ fue despedido no tenÍamos lo suficiente de tener un juicio. yo no estoy de acuerdo que se pague salario, que se pague retiro, esas

tr -- killed in an avalanche. they were at stevens pass resort out of seattle yesterday.er survived thanks to the safety air bag. >> when you pull the lever it ends up there's a nitrogen cartridge and it deploys this air bag to fill up with air. >> the three people killed are identified as jim jax, a world tour official. chris rudolph, marketing director and skier john brennan. the fatalities were part of a deadly sunday on washington's ski slopes. a male snowboarder was killed at another ski area east of seattle. >>> at noon today friends of one of the last known survivors of the 1906 earthquake and fire will gather to remember her at a san francisco restaurant. rose died in santa rosa saturday at the age of 109. this is video of rose in 2009 at jack's grill at the ceremony for the anniversary of the quake where a fellow -- she was only 3-years-old when that quake hit in 1906, one of five known quake survivors. today's gathering -- >>> iran's decision to halt oil exports to britain and france is driving up the cost of crude. prices at a nine month high moving up to $105

testified before the budget panel this week saying quote interest rates can sour quickly if invest trs lose confident in tens dense if a government about its policy. he said congress should not cut expenditure necessary short run. are you about a grand plan to get a handle on the long-term debt and deficit or should that not be the priority rightgn now? >> the biggest priority is getting recovery going at a rate that is rapid enough to produce sustained reductions in unemployment, sustained increases in the economy, relative to its potential to produce. economic growth, over the next five to ten years, is the sengle most important determineant of what the national debt will be five or ten years now. there has to be a focus for monetary policy, fiscal policy. it has to be a focus as we concentrate on exporting more, on getting this economy growing more rapidly. we are going to have to put in place a set of measures that bring our revenues and bring our expenditures closer in to balance. the deficit projections, even assuming the economy recovers, are not ultimately sustainable. that's a

just part of the oscar ex tr extravaganza. >>> this morning, a suicide bomber killed nine people at anirport in the east. over the weekend two american officers were killed inside the highly secure interior ministry, all trusted afghan aides. two other american troops have been killed and ten injured. >>> and pakistan has demolished the compound where osama bin laden spent the last six years of his life. crews worked through the weekend and finished just this morning. bin laden was killed in a raid by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. >>> back here at home, republican presidential candidates are campaigning in michigan ahead of the critical primary. mitt romney and rick santorum are battling over who is the true conservative in the race. abc's tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: the republican primary is just a day left before the crucial primary. santorum mocked romney for claiming he's resolute. >> maybe he doesn't understand what the term "resolute" means. but it means you're supposed to have sort of a resolve of a consistent pattern of beliefs. >> reporter: romney jabbed santorum on some of h

compared to a current margin of 200 basis points if tr first three years and 300 basis points thereafter. this will bring the debt-to-g.d.p. rhio down to 2.8 percentage points in 2020 and produce financing needs with 1.4 billion euro. there will be no additional conference saying for higher funding costs. the absence of the additional compensation for higher funding costs should be counted by the fact that euro system holdings of greek government bonds, which have been acquired for public policy purposes and thus will be protected fra losses other than debt -- from losses other than debt exchange. eventually revenue for government. second, governance states that -- hold greek government bonds commit to pass on to greece an amount equal to any future income according to their national zasm. this income flows would be expected to help reducing the greek debt ratio by 1.8 percentage points by 2020 and estimated to lower the financing needs over the program period by approximately 1.8 billion euro. we are making every effort so that the new program will be a success and will no longer be sub

have a religious objection to directly providing insurance that covers contraceptive soevervices for tr employees. >> reporter: so the president changed course, taking the burden away from the church and placing it in the hands of the insurance companies. >> religious liberty will be protected, and a law that requires free preventive care will not discriminate against women. >> reporter: there was no talk of the announcement during the noon mass at st. joseph's cathedral, but outside parishioners applauded the switch. you like the president to have changed his mind? >> yeah, i did. >> we saw this as a real problem in terms of freedoms in this country, especially for the catholics and for other christians, that we are forced to do something our faith doesn't allow us to do. >> reporter: the die owe seize is not commenting on the reversal, saying it will wait for the u.s. conference of bishops to study the sbipecific. the president preferred to make a change rather than turn this into a yearlong political fight. >> today we reached a decision on how to move forward. >> reporter: a move se

itself is excluded from this requirement, but the catholic hospitals, charities, etc., are now included tr. nothing changed with this so- called -- that definition of the catholic hospital as being non- religious remains, that is the problem, the liberal, secular idea of religion, that the liberal, secular idea is only what happens within the church and not outside. that is why is such an offense against religion and religious liberty. it is exercise not just in the church but in the good works caring for the sick and the needy. that has not changed with this accommodation. >> colby, sleight of hand here? >> no, the administration always had that definition available to itself. it satisfied in number of people, including the governors, tim kaine, who criticized the administration's position and supports it now. religious organizations have to provide the coverage, insurance companies have to. it is not just contraceptions -- mammograms, etc. that is why a it is an acceptable compromise for a number people except people who want to make the ideological argument against it and-barack obama.

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they can pick a leaf off of a tr, and they can also uproot trees and snap tree limbs in half.umber of muscles that allows them to do that -- it's actually 40,000 or more. >> i heard that these elephants can step on an egg without breaking it. why is this? >> that's correct. they're very agile and very sensitive animals. they have great sensitivity in their feet, and they actually use their feet to communicate. they can sense the vibrations through a form of communication that they use with each other across great distances, across the savannas of africa and asia -- it's called "infrasound." it's below our level of hearing, but they can feel the vibrations in their feet. so as large as they are, they're actually quite agile. >> what do these animals eat? >> they eat about 200 pounds of food a day, which consists of, like, grain and hay, fruits and vegetables. they're herbivores, so they don't eat any meat. they eat tree bark and tree limbs and tree branches, so a very high-fiber diet for elephants. >> from columbia, south carolina, i'm carly for "teen kids news." >> the medal o

signing up to get on sports teens, teens want to talk about this, we need to create those opportunities tr them. i don't think parents are equipped with those tools. >> i'm going to start this conversation with my daughter, what is it that i'm saying to her so that she doesn't think -- sometimes as a parent if you push too hard the adage is they end up running in the other direction. where do you draw the line? how do you discuss this and how much do you intervene? do you say that's it you're not talking to him anymore? what steps am i taking? >> the advice that i give to parents is that we have to think about the different ways in which youth communicate. there is the media campaign going on, advertising campaign being shown in the bay area. a picture of a cell phone texting back and forth a part partnership between the office of juvenile justice and project youth safety.org and seeing that advertisement on a bus can start a conversation. do any of your friends have a boyfriend or girlfriend who texts them too much? i think having casual conversations, watching tv shows with each other an

we remain akrooutcutely aware tr work is a public trust. on their behalf i would like to thank the members of this committee for your continued support and confidence in our work. thank you. >> thank you, general burgess. let's try seven minutes for a first round. i hope there is time for a second round. director clapper's prepared statement said the following in terms of the intelligence community's assessment about iran's nuclear program. quote, we assess iran is keeping open the option to develop nuclear weapons should it choose to do so. we do not know, however, if iran will eventually decide to build nuclear weapons. his statement also said that we judge iran's nuclear decision-making is guided by a cost benefit approach, which offers the international community opportunities to influence tehran. general burgess, do you agree with that statement of director clapper in his prepared statement? >> yes, sir. sir, i think it would be very consistent with what the vice chairman of the joint chiefs and myself along with a couple of other witn

. >> you can track all the win tr weather with all the fox 5 impact. all you have to do is go to the app store or the android market and download it. just search for d.c. weather >>> a d.c. mother critically hurt shot multiple times wednesday night. it happened when she went to pick up her son fromthe father. >> it was supposed to be a handoff of a child, one parent to the other parent. instead, the mother is clinging to life and the father is being sought for attempted murder. >> reporter: yolanda stone ace 30-year-old, the mother of three young children. family members are wearing large but the tops with her photograph. they are remembering the old yolanda, the yolanda of before wednesday evening. >> always smiling, always joking. she was always there for you. and it's just so sad this had to happen to her, you know, because she was a friend. any time you needed to talk, somebody to talk to, she was there. >> reporter: yolanda stone was gunned down on olden place in northeast washington where she was driven to at 7:30 wednesday evening. >> the invest

the fact is they have not performed well in the last year and i checked and it's tr. you are getting a dividend but the performance wasn't there. >> maria, the crowded trade aspect, just in general, i would say breeding is -- breathing is a crowded trade. are you going to hold your breathe because it is a crowded trade? we think this is a longer term, multiyear trend so companies have been sitting on that cash, harboring it. they have been worried. i think it's amazing the confidence that has been growing. the fact that we did not have a deadlock here at the end of the month on the payroll tax holiday. >> yes. >> at the end of this year, morgan stanley's economists, maria, are looking for a fiscal pothole in 2013. that mea the obama health care taxes will go up. he's also in his budget called for some things. that doesn't mean they will pass. secondly the expiration of t payroll tax credit and thirdly the expiration of the bush-h-er tax cuts. we think that will clip the 2013 economic numbers by one to two percent over what it ould be at this point. >> you are a lot mo

they had been highlighting his ex-send tr t eccentricities. the richmond daily whig has been smaning how the war should have been run in hair view, they knew how to run it in the valerie and everywhere else, they had made a lot of fun of jackson and his eccentrici eccentricities. they had the good grace to spoof their earlier instances with a lengthy foe wanted circular. a liberal reward will be given for the apprehension of a confirmed lunatic who escaped from the asylum early in the spring. a nice metaphor for what was going on. he thinks he's an officer in the confederate army. he was offering personal indignity to an aged ex-senator of the united states. all of this alluding to banks and free month and the rest and so on. the entire efforts of the united and confederate states governments have failed to arrest him. the georgia newspaper had been doing harm to jackson early, but they came away. they similarly reverse field and acknowledged that they had been wrong. jackson's recent victories give us a delight the georgia paper said, we hope

the giant has been quietly tr k tracking browsing history.pple's browser has a lock tear defend against that but google basically cracked the code. google has disabled the code but once that data has been unlocked a number of websites have access to use the information. twitter about to get easier. the site unveiling a self service marketing system basically means that advertisers won't have to use sales representatives to manage the account. the new money making model is an automated system targeted at small businesses, right now only available to certain companies that accept american express but twitter will role out the service to all advertisers later in the year. very interesting model. some job loss you talked about the unemployment rate. there will be job losses through sales reps maybe but twitter will grow its business big time. >> as it continues to do. thank you, brian. >> 4:48. let's say good morning again to christina loren here to talk about what happens friday and on. >> this is going to be the warmest day for about a week so

we don't know if thisi i doubt it could be trs an eyewitness at the battle said that it was true. he picked 140-pound union soldier with one man, put him back out as a shield, and he threw him down and rode off to his destiny and northerners and southerners said who is this man that we can't kill with weapons like guns? after the battle was over, just think if there was dissension on the northern side, there was outcry in the south. the battle had been s for them to get this army undetected, to fight the first day, almost wained they messengers -- am win and they sent messengers back and to lose this battle and close down the western theater, somebody had to pay and there was a mutual recrimination, it was beuragrds fault there was one man, 1/8 around forest who not only -- nathan forest who showed him to be the bravest man. he was made brigadier and given command in the tennessee theater and for the next three years he was quickly -- quickly came to be known as that devil forest and he embody the lightning mobile raids, he tied down over 10,000 union troops that could not stop hi

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>> it differs from country to koun tr i. simon, do you know? the numbers are much higher than our ps they were all put in place as a lesson from those crises and seems to have paid off very heavily. >> 20% is not an unusual level of capital in these conservative systems that have previously placed here. >> that is a deep problem in these systems. the europeans made a huge mistake on sovereign debt. we made a huge mistake relative to mortgage -- >> we just had a company go down in part because of bets on sompb debt. >> first of all, i echo simon's comments about the basel rule. i would raise two points. first, there's one true law of economics that was first enunciated by the governor from the bank of england in the 19th century. every regulation will be circumvented. so when you start setting out very precise rules, you're setting in motion an entire system of people who are certainly going to -- are spending their lives thinking how to circumvent them. and remember, regulators are always one crisis behind. they're always thinking about the las

which was virginia, both virginia and massachusetts ambitions for the future of this tr well, irony may not be the most popular mood for political rhetoric, but seems to me we will find that lot of it in history if we believe it. next to last, it seems to me, we need a lot more respect in this country for compromise and especially the difference between the compromisable and the uncompromisable. i think you can write a great deal of political history of this country on the themes of conflict and the connections of liberty, justice, and peace. very often when some kind of conflict happens in the rhetoric and in the legislation of this country, it's the partisans of justice versus the partisans of liberty. my teacher at yale used to say that when you look at the history of the supreme court, you wonder whether the national bird ought to have been the eagle. he said the better national bird might be the duck. because ducks while and the supreme court found through history always waddle between liberty and justice. and somehow you've got to put those two together. you can hardly do it witho

but we would have them healed so effectually they could not be tr trotted upon with unjust legislation. we would have the wounds of this nation bound up by the hands of those who are friendly to the patient so that they might not remain a political running sole. we would have the bitter memories of the war effaced, but they cannot fade while the spirit of slavery walks before the nation in a new guise, we too would have a reunited country. but we would have the reunion to include not only white men in the north and south, but a union so endearing so just as to embrace all of our country men regardless of sections or race. now i'm not sure you could follow every word and gesture of that quotation by the african-american bishop of the principal church at that time. but he spoke by then from 40 years of a struggle over race and reunion in american culture. ransom was appealing for healing with justice. and he defined in effect in that little quote the tragedy of what had happened to this question of healing and justice. now, i think what happened to civil war memory and really generalizin

fellow at peterson institute and proif he tr are sore of entrepreneurship at myth sloan school of management. dr. johnson has testified before this committee on several occasions and we welcome him back this morning. we also have dr. freedbergston, director of the the peterson institute. he recently announced after 13 years of ably leading the peterson institute, he steps down as director and focusing more o'of his time on research and writing and i commend him for his year of leading at the institute and wish him well in his further endeavors ppd he's testified many times before the budget committee as well. we also have with us this morning, dr. adam larrick, visiting scholar and someone deeply knowledgeable on european affairs having spent the last two years there. we look forward very much to your testimony and welcome you to the senate budgdget committe as well. i'd like to begin by briefly reviewing the situation as i see it in europe. to be clear, what is happening in europe has ram cases across the globe certainly including the united states. here's the front page story in the washin