Page 9 - Greg Robb News Today

>> good morning, everybody. it is great to see all of you. i want to thank you everybody who is here. there is only one problem -- my remarks are not sitting here. [laughter] on a friday afternoon, things get a little challenged. i am going to have -- i am going to answer a question at the end of the remarks. i want to make sure we get the remarks out. people, -- openness. -- oh goodness. [laughter] folks are sweating back there. [laughter] good morning, everybody. this afternoon i wil...

ourselves champion shale gas as a game changer. and at the end of the day find ourselves in the same trade-off. water versus fu%l@@@@@@@@@@ @ @s we have to look at the social and economic implications of every single project idea the advance. a new way of engaging some of these things to catch that earlier. >> can i say one thing about this? i think, i have spent three years with technology assessment. inculcating the idea that you have to think about the system and think about the imp...

the approval of my board, that will be contributed to the construction fund. we are doing this because we believe this is one of the appropriate mechanisms for ensuring that the government of haiti has a central role. we provide for the necessary oversight in the use of these resources. the caribbean investment bank is prepared to provide a total and new commitments of $36 million. thank you. [applause] >> i thank the vice president of the caribbean development bank for his statement. ...

without insider-trading and thats kind of -- those kinds of things. i did not think it is any kind of conspiracy. host: gary, detroit, unemployed. caller: i am calling because in a city like detroit that is mostly compared to being the first ghost town in this century, what does the numbers that you show do for a city like detroit where jobs are not even scarce, they are invisible? i will take my answer off line. host: what are you of and foia from? when did you last word? caller: lead...

fors press secretary for a month, resigning in protest the same day president ford pardoned richard nixon. he was 87 years old. welcome to "washington journal." those are pictures from yesterday of the cherry blossoms. as you can see, lots of tourists and traffic and cherry blossoms here this good friday, april 2, 2010. as mentioned at the top of the show we will talk about the new unemployment figures with greg roberts from market watch. -- greg robb. todays jobs report is expected to...

does the united states use every day? guest: about 20 million barrels. now this 19.5 billion debt barrels a day. -- million barrels a day. host: how much as a push for smaller cars? guest: it will take a while for the vehicle fleet to turn over. people have gone out to buy a new car. many are going to buy more fuel- efficient vehicles. that is part of it. we will get more fuel efficiency moving forward. our industry is all for efficiency. i think it is a good idea. we are really happy ...

federal level sometimes to dampen enthusiasm at the state level, because there are all kinds of innovations there. we have not mention the pace program, margaret witte to incur rich energy efficiencies -- a great way to enter energy efficiency. we have had some success. >> a 20-year framework, the policy remains significant overtime. >> next question. i do not know where the microphones are. >> my question is for mr. rogers, but if anyone else has been incumbents, i would appreciate it...