a path which is unsustainable. he projection included revenue levels higher than the historical average. there is the root of the problem, spending growth outpaces higher revenue. the president talks a great deal about growing our economy, creating jobs, growing the middle class. i don't believe that we need to grow the government to create jobs or create the prosperity of americans. a more prosperous america does not result from an ever larger, more intrusive government. president kennedy knew the virtue that wealth, left in the hands of entrepreneurial americans would create jobs and grow the economy. he said, the tax system creates too heavy a drag. it reduces the financial incentives for personal effort, investment, and risk-taking. yet, the senate budget which i oppose, would increase taxes by $1 trillion. president obama got his tax increase on the fiscal cliff deal of january 2013. we increased taxes. now is the time to focus on the other side of the ledger, the spending side. i remain cautious about plans t

ecologically sustainable and that's pretty much all anyone ever needs to know it's completely unsustainable and it will persist with all of the degradation that we see there's another study that was put forward the university of washington in association with the un and they did a analysis of loss of biodiversity and i say loss of biodiversity i mean loss of life support systems nuts not just rain forest depletion freshwater it's you know evolution has taken billions of years to create all these inner workings synergistic and symbiotic systems on the planet and we have come in in just a number of centuries mainly one century and we've destroyed in dismantle the mess the stuff up to large degrees to the extent that we don't even know what the repercussions are going to be in the long run. so with that notion united nations and these other guys came together and said what is the what is happening with loss of biodiversity and what's happening with consumption and they calculated that we would need twenty seven more earths by twenty fifty to meet the current rate and trends of demand when we g

another animal almost wiped out by unsustainable hunting.l that can live in cities and towns -- >> they're actually very huge. don't have to smell them. theye adorable. >> second largest rodent on the planet. these guys can weigh 60 pounds and he probably is pushing that he likes that. beautiful animal. deserve our protection and you can see them if you go out into nature. let's bring in our next animal. i love this guy. he's not as furry or as cute and cuddly, but -- this is a gopher tortoise. this is an animal that digs a burrows and others rely on it to survive. they're decline because of habitat loss. >> who wants them? >> this individual was found wandering around in pennsylvania where it would have died because of the winter. somebody went to florida, thought it would make a good pet. bad idea. >> this guy gets really big. is this the one that gets big? this is as big as they get. maybe a little bigger. >> they live a long time, don't they? >> all tortoises do, several decades. >> a lot of sun damage on them. let that be an example to

does this now render the law unsustainable right now? >> i'm afraid it might, the president needs 7 million, by march, and they have fewer than 50,000 in the first days of the law. this could lead to a death spiral, not just for individuals but also for the federal treasury as the costs go up and up and up as people in the exchanges have higher health care costs. this is just another flawed premise of obama care and why the law was not going to work from the beginning. the cancellations, the prices, they're not an unintended consequence of obama care, they're very much the intended consequence. >> all right, in the house and senate, they have got "if you like your plan you can keep your plan act." politic politically, i want to ask you the question, we may be at the point. the republicans maybe should just say let's cut this, scrap this, before everybody loses their plans, let them go back and at least keep the plans they have, considering this probably wouldn't work. will republicans unite on that? >> well, i hope so i have 240 senators

ecologically sustainable and that's pretty much all anyone ever needs to know it's completely unsustainable and it will persist with all of the degradation that we see there's another study that was put forward the university of washington in association with the un and they did a analysis of loss of biodiversity and i say loss of biodiversity i mean loss of life support systems nuts not just rain forest depletion freshwater it's you know evolution has taken billions of years to create all these inner workings synergistic and symbiotic systems on the planet and we have come in in just a number of centuries mainly one century and we've destroyed and dismantle the mess the stuff up to large degrees to the extent that we don't even know what the repercussions are going to be in the long run. so with that notion united nations and these other guys came together and said what is the what is happening with loss of biodiversity and what's happening with consumption and they calculated that we would need twenty seven more earths by two thousand and fifty to meet the current rate and trends of deman

it is unsustainable. there is nothing more critical right now than ficking the way -- fixing the way we deliver and allocate our water. >> it willenth water policies -- it will effect water policies state wade. >> reporter: state -- statewide. >> reporter: there are no laws regulating ground water use. the delta eco system is collapsing because too much water is diverted. governor jerry brown is preparing a new water plan. >> how much water the plan would take from the delta or how much it will cost or who will pay for it. >> the governor will announce his plan in three weeks. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> right now this won't effect your water bill. in the long term it will affect how much water is available and that will impact how much you will have to pay. >> reporter: google launched a debt card to go with its wallet. it will be tied to google wallet. it will give incident access to money in the account. it is good at any store that accepts master card. >>> as we have been stelling you a -- t

. >> we want to know how big an impact is fragmentation and unsustainable agriculture having on the species that is sensitive to human disturbance. >> what is the best way to tell if a jaguar is in an area. >> a method we use are camera traps, triggered by a motion. once triggered they'll take a picture - and three if they are programmed to do so. pictures of a jaguar will allow you to look at its marking. each marking is like a fingerprint. if you get a good shot of a section, you can get an idea of what areas he is using. >> how do you get an animal to approach a box of human technology deep in the jungle? >> we are heading up to the research center deep in the peruvian amazon, we want to get a picture of a jaguar. be brought along a special ingredient. researchers at the zoo years ago tested a bump of scents to see -- bunch of scents to see what attracted the jaguars. and it's this. calvin cline cologne. >> what is it about the cologne? >> it's the response from a jaguar that makes it feel like another jaguar has been there. >> we'll take it out of the context of the zoo and put it into

it's unsustainable. that does nothing more critical right now than fixing the way we deliver and allocate our water. >> we ought to be worried in the bay area because it's going to effect water policies statewide. >> reporter: pacific institute says with climate change it's fast becoming a crisis. >> actual uses vast amount of water so do people north to south and there's no laws regulating water use. also the delta ecosystem is collapsing because too much water is diverted. governor brown says he's making a new plan but no details yet. >> how much is it going to cost or who is going to pay for it? >> the governor is going to announce his plan in two weeks. >>> meteorologist mark tamayo is here. you've been tracking high wind gusts but you say the worse is yet to come. >> the process has already started, increasing winds near the coast and especially for the higher terrain and also right around if bay. winds up they're easily up over 30 miles per hour. you can see on storm tracker 2, yesterday's storm is

these are made from unsustainable petrochemicals and can take up to a hundred years - maybe more - tograde and leave the other. we use agricultural waste, like corn husks as a resin. we combine them, we grow it in a mould to make a shape from everything from packaging. >> a mushroom growing out of a tree is comprise the by mycilian. if you look you you find fibres that are growing through the soil of the environment and in trees. that's gluing the mushrooms on to the side of the tree or the forest floor. >> do you guys grow your own mushrooms. >> we never grow mushrooms, we keep the mycilian in a vegetative stage. the concept was when i saw mysilian growing through wood ships, keeping them together. using waste didn't happen until i teamed up with gavin. >> it takes seven days for a product to be grown. we are about to show you how it works in seconds. >> what is this. >> the waste is cleaned, light before adding the mycel. >> um. it's ipp cubated and it becomes a solid white mass. next it goes through a tromell, a machine that grind the waste. >> this is reminding me of willie wonga

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cia stored in the opt out of the goods would describe my digicam of that image as it does but as unsustainable let us get a mop my deep likened it to the vietnam war most of the best alliances person and it would probably be a new links to this view shows from time to get in the process. when he testified that the love of film since then. dennis m has been to war for a couple of decades. there is plenty of unexploded ammunition mines in this area. and of course the since that last year's levels of c and the sooner you print off ied is better and better aid the highest for terror in afghanistan so we are now focus on getting students basic knowledge about how to take care all of eu peace. and of course even the rubes. aye aye aye school age and on about it it's bright promise to share these provincial capital of the province is intended only to slip out of control. as we've gone from about this dog. the united states and its allies would like to portray the mission success to justify the city of one dollars spent on that was supposed to walk. however forget to hop down to meet that need to beco

this is unsustainable politically.ught to cut your losses not that you'll listen to me and get out of this. >> one thing that is frustrating is when the president comes out and says conditionally you can keep your plan like he did in alabama. >> but working for three years to do this other plan and gave them six weeks to fix it. >> he put himself in a bad situation. >> north carolina blue cross going up what, 24% if you want to go back to your old plan. >> in north carolina if you are a young, healthy man your premium is going up by 300% under the obama care regulations and mandates. sean, you brought up a very good point. i agree people like ebony in her heart believe obama care probably does something good because it covers the 30 to 40 million uninsured but what are we learning now? 129 million americans are going to have their private health insurance once the employer mandate kicks in disrupted or eliminated because of obama care. >> ebony, i would think because, look. you and i get along i think you are a really

quite simply, this is unsustainable. our outcomes are not terribly good. ourpend basically 18% of entire national income on health care. the rest of the world spends and suitably less than that. most of the comparable high income countries spend as much as one third two half of what we spend on a per capita basis and with outcomes not worse, in fact they are better according to statistics that i've seen. the longevity of people on the approach 70 and how many years , and the have after 70 health care for infants. we have the highest quality medical care, but it is not distributed in a way that i think at this stage of the game will remain acceptable to the american people. one of the reasons, of course, is not why orsue how we got to this point but the fundamental fact is that the government has forever under mastered the cost of staying healthy. when lyndon johnson signed medicare into law in 1965, it was estimated to cost $12 billion per by 1990. -- ectual price chart price tag was much higher. i could go to different dimensions like medicare, medicare i

and we are on a path of unsustainability.and it is a significant issue that i think everyone needs to be concerned about because the men and women who work for the bureau of prisons who are dedicated law enforcement officers are putting their lives on the line every single day. we pleeve that reentry is very very important because it is a significant part of our mission. our mission is not just to warehouse individuals but to ensure we are providing them everything necessary when ultimately they are released. 95% of the inmates in our care will at some noint time be released back to communities. reentry is also important because for us to manage these individuals, we have to ensure that we are actively ensuring they are engaged in programs within the institution. and this is accomplished by our reentry efforts. i can report that despite all the challenges we have faced over the last 30 years, we are at a point where 80% of the inmates who are released from the bureau of prisons do not come back within three years. i give cred

of that stimulus spending and the debt that is growing and i think you have indicated we are in unsustainable path and as we look at the question of tax expenditures that senator whitehouse pointed out that we need to look at many of us have been trying not to raise revenue because of utilization of the tax increases but to reform the tax code by flattening the base and reducing the rates. i believe that you testified in the past but that would have a positive stimulative effect on the economy if we approach the tax code in that fashion. would that be true? >> i think it would have a stimulative effect. the size of a stimulative effect depends on the nature of the tax reform itself. i think it would certainly be a positive factor senator. i want to be careful attaching particular adjectives to the general notion of tax reform. as you understand lots of things can be labeled that and it depends on if you or your colleagues are willing to the base broadening measures or remove the tax expenditures in order to bring down tax rates. >> thank you. >> senator baldwin. >> thank you mr. chairman. i w

the squeeze on one group among station in town and that the whole process becomes increasingly unsustainable come out of the dignity with problems and use the common cause pollution. when analyzing social discontent because of the unique qualities to war based on the moment orifice for change. you'll want to maintain the honest leadership in or two in hopes that it was typical. now some other international news in brief the media tells them to be. the clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of the ousted president. a middle seat covers and syrian of the state with its restated his plaza multiple candidates are forcing police to intervene that a guest shot windows are smashed cars destroyed the gospel is simple fun. hundreds erupted shortly off to the government announced it would lift the fremont ca feet and the state of emergency demonstrates is most true the league in protest against racial violence that has propelled the day before french right wing leader marie le pen with a catapult and evidence. protest is ready for the city talking and holding up anti racism than this. the

and and profit margins are being squeezed by as they shouldn and grows as become increasingly unsustainable. particularly with the probable and if you scan city and of course pollution and rising this content because of the inequalities so all these are in total drivers for change to maintain the parts leadership in order to enhance the legitimacy of the party. time now for some of its national news in brief and we start in egypt dozens have been injured after clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of the ousted president mohamed morsi a man syria diversity both groups threw stones flares a model top cocktails at each other forcing people to intervene with tear gas shop windows were smashed cars destroyed and a guard's office set on fire rest erupted shortly after the government lifted a three month curfew and state of emergency. right one hundred demonstrators marched to the hague in protest against racial violence respirator out a day before french right wing leader marine le pen met a dutch counterpart in the netherlands protesters rallied through the city chanting and holdin

military officer, that is unsustainable. as u.s.he more aggressive the taliban becomes. charlie d'agata, cbs news, paktiya province, afghanistan. >>> well, straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. and in sports lebron james and the heat try to steal one in cleveland. completely. d dissolves so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. abreva can heal a cold sore in as few as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. without it, the virus spreads from cell to cell. unlike other treatments, abreva penetrates deep to block the virus, to protect healthy cells so cold sores heal fast. as fast as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. ♪ learn more at abreva.com. don't tough it out. knock it out! fast. [ female announcer ] only with abreva. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cit

i mean, if the republican party were a business, you would say they have an unsustainable business model unless they change this. and so you tell me whether they're going to address these challenges. >> chuck, we started out, i was asking charlie about how when we started talking about washington together, they got to the white house, and now we're even. and now you wonder how with the change of social issues whether the democrats are facing a lock. he said he's not sure, could be. what do you think? >> when you start with 200 electoral votes over five straight elections, that's a pretty good baseline to start with, which is what democrats start with. that's their biggest problem. to me what was interesting about virginia governor is it essentially played out like a federal election. when you realize that terry mcauliffe were essentially sway bid swing voters. they weren't really crazy about any of them. there actually is a republican precinct in arlington county, and, you know, all of my neighbors at the big halloween party and the gathering, they were all doing the i don't know what to

plenty of time on the go it was described by a need to come on to a standard chores are done for as unsustainable and one tuition and not many i can get to the recount was made most of the best in the sciences plus it meant you to reach on friday and it makes the air this is the crucial to put up on security force is living life to find that the divine healing. since then. afghanistan has been to war for a couple of decades there is plenty of unexploded ammunition mines in this area. and of course the since that last year's levels of cnbc. you ripped off ied is better and better aid the highest of terror in afghanistan so we are now focus on getting students basic knowledge about how to take care all of. eu peace and of course even the rubes the school is located on the batting team about twenty minutes drive from us to the city. the phone when she kept it to all of them by opponents is being handed to a conflict of gun control it as david also more honest on the united states and its allies would like to portray the nation as a sox as to justify an opinion on more joyous state of war since two t

military officer that is unsustainable. as u.s. troops get closer to pulling out, the more aggressive the taliban become. charlie d'agata, cbs news, paktia province, afghanistan. >> brennan: in brazil today, parpart of a soccer stadium collapsed while being renovated for the world cup. two construction workers were killed and a crane crashed into the outer wall tearing out entire sections. the stadium in sa sao paulo is supposed to host the opening match in june. a holocaust survivor is reunited for thanksgiving with the man who helped save his life. a new wheelchair is controlled by a person's tongue. and was the gunman's mother partly to blame for the sandy hook massacre? families of the victims speak out when the "cbs evening news" continues. d. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. powerful sinus relief. sudafed. open up. c [ hicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and

borrowing, borrowing more than they could sustain to maintain their standard of living that was unsustainable. a lot of the jobs weren't real jobs. and the -- they were making product that the american people really couldn't afford to buy. and there was a bubble in europe, and in some ways there was a manufacturing bubble in china. so stuff that we -- that we didn't need. and so i happen to think after every big downturn, you ask, how much is cyclical, how much is secular? i believe a significant part of this is secular and it's structural. and we can't solve it all, the united states of america, we need to make our system as resilient as we can, and make our economy as competitive as it can, and that's where we need republicans and democrats working together and compromising. >> after all that, everyone talks about flawed government policies and the drive toward home ownershipship as a contribute to the crisis. nonetheless, the majority of risky loans were used not for homeownership but for refinances, which might tell a broader story of a consumer spending driven economy where a chunk of co

i also note for sure the impact to the city parks will be awful and unsustainable and that impact will be felt by all park users, not just people with dogs. thank you so much for writing this resolution. i firmly support that. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. thank you for having this meeting. my name is scott morgan. i've been a resident of the city since 1875. on a dog owner a homeowner and business owner in the city. i'm astounded that this even [inaudible]. because the city has so many wonderful things about it that are attractive all over the world. one of them is there are dog park out at fort constant in our attitude about live and let live environments. this is coming from an outside source that has no respect for that and so besides congratulating you on your resolution and hope that you have some affect, i would urge you all to even provide a greater area for dog owners can walk their dogs off leash. as many said it's important part of the dogs socialization. it makes for nicer chesler dogs when they are on leash in confined spaces , and it's good for everybody

worst in europe soon easing economics commentator jeremy warner says growth is good but warns it's unsustainable there's not enough exports is not enough business investment in this economy now provided the economy continues to grow the hope is that these things will eventually come true but at the moment there's no very little sign of them and you say that these key indicators say living standards education health these are all on the decline talking about that ever since the crisis began living standards have been under a lot of pressure a real wages have been declining we've probably see. a ten to fifteen percent erosion in living standards since the crisis began five or six years ago and next big it's never happened before. in modern history really for the first time again in modern history we are seeing a situation where people leaving the workforce and retiring are better educated than the people joining the workforce and that's that is a very worrying phenomenon for the future because any more than economy depends on continued growth and learning new skills if your standards of education

profit margins are being squeezed by as they shouldn and the whole process become increasingly unsustainable out particularly out with the probable and the juice cassady and of course pollution and rising still through this content because of the inequalities so all these are you know the driving force for change to maintain the father through the shift in order to unfold the legitimacy of the pot. now some of the international news in brief in egypt dozens have been injured after clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of the ousted president mohammed morsi a car is months or at university both groups three stones flares and molotov cocktails at each other forcing people to intervene with tear gas shop windows were smashed cars destroyed and the guards office set on fire and restaurant shortly after the government after the three month curfew and state of emergency. one hundred demonstrators marched to the hague in protest against racial violence the unrest broke out a day before a french right wing leader marie le pen but her doctor counterpart in the netherlands protesters runn

so from what you say it sounds like electricity here in korea is sepsis to subsidize ethanol an unsustainable level and nuclear energy was seen as a pasta with a way to expand the source of cheap energy but now that korea and other nations are moving away from nuclear power and one other sources to rehab realistically. fall we the awareness of the nuclear power. he's very very increased so the other you or your book than you can call this why the uk germany and even united states. up front to avoid nuclear power he repeats a very cheap. i think the new iso maker paul ii's before weakening because in the creeks you in korea too al dente pool we called poker. mitchell katz is this a year when is it such as el bulli will bring the power of biomass energy. the stone for reese was so much. but the increase in the future and what you said earlier that year expect a further jump in and or shipwrecks and find out what to expect that to truly the on campus at maximum. euro by year as a accumulation. so ten percent because well like mahler on the ninety one minus two percent of. the because he's sendin

profit margins are being squeezed by a group as they should and who grows us become increasingly unsustainable. particularly with the probable and you scan city and of course pollution and rising associate this content because of the inequalities so all these are in total drivers for change in order to maintain the farthest leadership in order to enhance the legitimacy of the party. time now for some other international news in brief in egypt dozens have been injured after clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of president mohamed morsi a car as university both groups three stones flares a molotov cocktails at each other forcing police to intervene materia gas shop windows were smashed cars destroyed and a guard office set on fire unrest erupted shortly after the government lifted a three month curfew and state of emergency. the french economy may be showing signs of growth but it's too late for many farmers driven to despair the suicide rate in the agricultural industries is soaring ortiz to celia went to meet those working in the worst affected region to find out why. since two

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debt larger than after world war ii, two, debt will continue to rise and we are on your words an unsustainable path, and, three, that current law, if followed, will result in a decrease of congress' ability, the people's representatives ability, to provide prioritization and spending on defense and nondefense areas to a smaller level than any time in the last 50 years in 2017 and beyond. real fundamental change in the work that congress does. now i'm hopeful that we can reach a large agreement. i think we can reach an agreement. i'm not sure how large it can be, i'm hopeful that it is large, but i think we need to walk before we can run, likely. so my question is a specific question about sequester. the discretionary side of spending will decrease january 15th down to 965, 967 or so. many believe that's not appropriate and we ought to mitigate that. i've been intrigued by some that have come to me and say a possible way to mitigating that is to accelerate the contributions that states make to the expansion of the medicaid program that was contained in the aca. as you know, for the first three

become an economy whose normal state is mild depression, prosperity occurs only with bubbles and unsustainablewing. is he right? >> i wouldn't go that far. my goodness. the united states has a lot of things going with it with a entrepreneursh entrepreneurship, technology. it might not be as good as some boom periods but we have grouth periods ahead, it's not so dark. >> the social safety net has expanded in the last few years. >> right now, it's not so good. talking about our long-term future. >> right. one of the reasons not so good right now, we've had the associate safety net that really propped up a lot of people. you'll see that pulling back. fewer people with unemployment checks. already seen fewer on food stamps. is that the right thing to do right now? >> cutting back on food stamps is nuts. one of the successful poverty fighting programs and a very sad thing. you could tweak it having it be more about food, perhaps, but that would be very sad. >> in the makers versus takers argument, it's become a political -- a political -- point. listen to this, ron. >> government keeps growing and

these trends in defense spending are unsustainable. it's not just me who is saying that. it's what secretary gates said when he left in june of 2011. it is what secretary panetta said in -- when he left in october of 2012. it was what hillary clinton said last year at the secretary clinton last year at the awards dinner of the atlantic council. it is not sustainable for an alliance to see this kind of trend to continue. so what, as lennon said, is to be done? the answer you hear in europe is pooling and sharing. indeed, there is a lot that pooling and sharing can do. the c-17 consortium was a master of putting this together, is the kind of thing we would like to see. the dutch could only afford half the c-17. the swedes -- which isn't useful when you want to fly a plane, they bought the other half. together they have a plane. that's how pooling and sharing can work. we have an awax fleet that if funded can effectively provide airborne early warning and control, and we have a commitment to buy the air ground surveillance system, five major drones that will provide nato wit

if anything economics common tasted jeremy warn that says gray is guides but warns it is unsustainable. not enough exports is not enough business investment in this economy. now that it provided the economy continues to grow the hope is that these things will eventually come true but that the mind has left a little sauna. can you say that these key indicates it's a good thing sounds it's educates and health into all of that decline towards nevada. ever since the crisis began living standards of being on the amount of trash every day for the first time again the molten history. we are seeing the situation with people leaving the workforce of it aren't all that sure it takes it from the people joining the workforce ethical standards of its recent article on right wing than the old relative something common future of gratitude for the rest the world is going to decline with it what does it go and add up to me that the underlying economics into cases anywhere we g it. what the data. i'm extremely calm cool really. i made for some other things going for. it's still reckoned to be one of the