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Giving the banks money for 0% that they then give back to the united states government for 3% to watch the united states government charge our students 6% or whatever this might be, which is an outrage and would make my audience upset. so i want to go in a different direction. we know that the government does not function in a way thats resolving. we know a lot of problems. we also know that if we dont have an explosive culture of experimentation particularly among our youth, pursuing all sorts ...

Have 200,000 years of history as a species living collectively in domestic spaces. we have about 50 or 60 years. >> a crazy experiment. >> of living alone. its an incredible social experiment. what im interested in doing is trying to appreciate all of the ways we are are learning to adapt. >> i want to talk about what the effects have been socially as we run through this experiment after this break. >> is everybody married? [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st, ...

this is a big day for republicans running for president. one of the most conservative groups in the country is about to announce results of its straw poll. dana bash will join us live in a moment. in maine, republican voters are finishing their caucuses. mitt romney and ron paul are campaigning in the state trying to break their string of losses. overseas now. the besieged syrian town of homs endures a seventh straight day of bombardment there. opposition activists say hundreds of pe...

The old army adage, adapt, improvise and over come. social media helped. you have anheiser-busch and the mayor and a others. >> the mayflower corporation also contributed. >> mission continues as well. had a national presence. its a patriotic city. i hope its the first of many. i have gotten tweets and facebook messages saying, we want to do it in san francisco, in new york. >> cool. >> we hope it continues. >> mayor bloomberg said it wont happen in new york. he said hes talked to military leade...

with stimulus money, services a brand-new fleet of powered trucks. that is liquefied powered trucks. one facility allows ups to move packages purely on alternative energy. the president is due to speak at any moment now and well listen in when he comes to the microphone. to make sure natural gas stays plentiful, the last unclaimed drillable parts off the gulf of mexico, 38 million acres, ranging from 3 to 230 miles offshore. the interior department says there could be a billion barre...

details. we wrap it up here. "starting point." im going to hop on a plane and get to south carolina. we hand it over to "cnn newsroom." ill see you back here tomorrow ill see you back here tomorrow morning. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning, everyone. we start this hour with that doomed cruise ship off italy and fading hope to find anymore survivors. people are still missing in those frigid waters. two americans. at least 11 people have been killed. rescue operations...

Come on. i mean, thats enough. thats two hours. i dont give anyone that much time. >> to learn more about todays showers, just click on our website. its openforum.com/yourbusiness. youll find all of todays segments, plus web exclusive content with more information to help your business grow. and please become a fan of the show on facebook. we love getting your feedback. you can also follow us on twitter. its #msnbcyour business. next week, how adapting to new light bulbs is adapting to a new ene...

shot rick santorum leap frogs into fourth. his support has tripled since the beginning of the month and closing in on mitt romney and ron paul who are locked in the statistical ties within the margin of error. joe johns is in des moines to break it down. of course, the question is, did the gingrich camp see this coming? >> yeah, i think to some degree they saw this coming. hammering ron paul, for example. also, mitt romney. its pretty clear that gingrich saw he had some problems becaus...

>> she cant possibly imagine what lies ahead as she ventures out into her favorite valley with her son-in-law. >> i left here probably about 3:30. my daughter and son-in-law came out, we went out to the stable, got the horses ready. i got to ride twister. >> twister is a lovely arabian mare with a lot of so-called personality. but an easy ride overall. >> started the trail like normal and it looked final. i knew that there was some water damage from the rains before but the trail looked fine. we...

Perform in these republican debates, and they sort of adapt that to a general election format and they get -- they start salivating almost. the problem is, when you look back at the record, theres a lot to be desired. one other thing to add, "the national review" piece was interesting in that they conceded up front that basically all of these people are close on policy matters that theyre arguing right now. theyre all in the same vicinity when it comes to these things. and respect to the paul ry...