after wwii we had a large debt. i do not advocate military operations. it is sometimes necessary for other reasons. local areas like el paso, it is relevant to what is happening. in el paso, because of the expansion of the fort there has been more expansion and job creation. why not spend them on roads and bridges and things that can produce benefits? it it is not necssary, you are better off reducing rescources in other ways. jobs have short and long problems. we have not recovered like we got knocked down and not back up. we have a while to go before the rate is back oto normal. the fed is not the only hta thas influence. we are trying to keep rates low and providing stimular. in the longer run, it will come down to our skills. we have a world in which there are hundreds of millions of poeple without high skill. the manufacturing jobs did not require a whole lot of skill for education. they will either disappear entirely where they will not stay very well. eventually they were dumb by low-skill, low-wage wokers. we have to compete with more sophisticat

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very proud wwii veteran and he says an attitude of gratitude. that's what he believes in.nez giles of st. louis, missouri, 10 tleechlt lov3. loves to reminisce and she also loves to sing in her church. people down there love her. and finally we have frances lyons from zt hest. helena, california. 105 years old. she is truly a lovely woman. that's it, that's all, from washington. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, avoiding buyer's remorse when you go out to buy a new car. what you should be doing during that all-important test drive. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> well, if a new car is on your holiday wish list, you'll want to take a test drive and it calls for a lot more than a simple spin around the block. car reviewer and room growth.com editor in chief tara winegarten gave kristen dahlgren a checklist for test driving. take a look. >> there are not many things in this world that scare me. i am pet prified of going to th car dealership. >> you're going to walk in and take control, you're not going to let the salesperson dictate how your test

after wwii we had a large debt. i do not advocate military operations. it is sometimes necessary for other reasons. local areas like el paso, it is relevant to what is happening. in el paso, because of the expansion of the fort there has been more expansion and job creation. why not spend them on roads and bridges and things that can produce benefits? it it is not necssary, you are better off reducing rescources in other ways. jobs have short and long problems. we have not recovered like we got knocked down and not back up. we have a while to go before the rate is back oto normal. the fed is not the only hta thas influence. we are trying to keep rates low and providing stimular. in the longer run, it will come down to our skills. we have a world in which there are hundreds of millions of poeple without high skill. the manufacturing jobs did not require a whole lot of skill for education. they will either disappear entirely where they will not stay very well. eventually they were dumb by low-skill, low-wage wokers. we have to compete with more sophisticat