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One analyst cut 3000 jobs. Officials scrambling to come up with more money. Government workers must be paid this week. Still no end in site in the countrys debt crisis. More than 1. 5 billion. Officials hope to cover that with other local government. And he talks on friday basically yields at nothing. Officials say few survivors of the hurricane earthquake will be found. Two days after the disaster, the death toll approaching 3700. Those who are not among the 30,000 injured, staying alive millio...

Seen any innation as judged by the cpi since october. That number is due out at 8 30 eastern time. Then later in the morning watch for the Housing Price index. New home sales and richmond fed survey. St. Louis fed president gym bullard is set to Start Talking in london in a few minutes. In the meantime jon williams is in australia and he is telling economists there that the broad strength of the dollar poses little risk to the u. S. Economy. Gathering more momentum for what happens when rates st...

Road map begins with retail results. Costco sales, bed bath earnings dis appointappoint but walgreen off to a good start. Alcoa, the q1 results miss on the top line. Profit did beat. Shares lower in the premarket. Greece makes its payment to imf. European stocks at new intraday high. Christine lagarde first on cnbc later this morning. But first, davids got breaking news on intel. Thats right. We want to tell people about the talks that have been going on between intel and altera first reported m...

Now shareholders of kraft will get that in the form of a dividend worth about 27 of the shares of kraft right now. I believe thats what it is. 16. 50 is the number we were hearing before this crossed the tape. 27 , youre right. We believe that equates to 1650 as we speak. I have props guys this morning just to show everybody sometimes you try to figure out what these deals actually mean. This is what it actually means. You have planters did you get this all out of your of course the ketchup, Eve...

Spring. Live coverage on cspan2. This is expected to get started in just a couple of moments. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] we are live at the Hudson Institute for discussion on effective preparedness, response and recovery from biological and chemical threats. At a long discussion includes the Blue Ribbon Study Panel Blue Ribbon Study Panel on biodefense but among those ...

Is a good idea is that they are very protective of the economy. They close too much the economy and they are more than 200 Million People, and they close the market and you need to produce things there or you pay 35 taxes. I think that should be a little easy, but it has been done by one government to be very protectionist for the industrial and the production nationally. Saud, if we come to you, your view of the challenge that carlos has laid out for us, the debate over the direction that essen...

Very how can i say, generous. Very generous because it is sustained in the welfare of the people. In the past you need to have as much to have land and slaves the better. Today, as you have more customers and more markets and bigger economies it is better. You need that. The other people get on welfare because they will be a stronger country when you have participation. And where do you see that debate going on in latin america now . My concern is latin america the leader doesnt understand what ...

Looking, well be following up with the two of you, on the idea that if you triple the standard deduction and a number of senators of both Political Parties are interested in a significant increase in the standard deduction, you dont have so many people itemize and that is another possibility. But well follow up with you on the simplicity issue. I want to wrap up with one last question and that is, is there one thing you regret about what happened in 86 and you would counsel us in terms of what t...

Partners and how their actions decisions, capabilities might play in our assistance of their defense or how it may limit our ability, depending on what choices they have to make. Nato, for instance has a very detailed bmd plan for the intercept of missiles for nato territory and europe. What are other elements that the Nato Alliance can bring to bear fence an antagonist. They are a military alliance after all. They are not the eu. What sort of connections and relations with the eu, the economic ...

Other disasters would be less expensive and others were looking at, are we driving trends down . Are we seeing overall we contain overtime costs are we not, you know, doing things just because people always did it that way to really drive down the costs of every dollar we administer. I can give you things we work towards, case studies of disasters where we have done reductions versus what we would have spent before and show you trend. Youll show us metrics on outcomes . Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you...