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>> we have over 50 tlts in unfunded liabilities, medicare, medicaid, all unsustainable. i think we need to do something in connection with the decision to raise the debt ceiling. it deals with the debt. both medium and short-term, medium term and long-term. that what it would take to get my vote. >> a cnn contributor, secretary geithner said not raising the debt ceiling would be catastrophic for the economy. now, he concedes no one knows for certain what could happen in the event that ...

More of a reason to go by buy a house right now if youre looking for one and can afford it, mortgage delinquency rates are falling. the mortgage bankers association says this is an indication that the housing crisis may be becoming to the beginning of the end. if you combine that with the news that mortgage rates continue to be below 5% for a 30-year fixed mortgage, you might think its a good time to buy a house because prices are historically low. owning a home has always been a part of the ame...

some serious concessions from democrats. >> we have over $50 trillion in unfunded liabilities. all of them are unsustainable. we need to raise the debt ceiling -- both short term, medium term and long term. thats what it would take to get my vote. >> will cain is a cnn contributor. secretary geithner said not raising the debt ceiling would be catastrophic for the economy. he concedes no one knows for certain in the event that its not raised. are republicans willing to risk sending this...

>> if you make a mistake, you learn something. you learn something from it. you wonder why you made the mistake. when i made my vacuum cleaner, i built 5,127 prototypes. all were mistakes and failures, except the last one. at any reason i could get there, the only reason i could make an invention and be able to file patents is that ive done things no one else had done because i made all those mistakes and learned from them. so, if you teach yourself from learning from mistakes rather than being ...

Joining me for more via skype, is nick molinari, its cool, can you show us one of the screens and tell us how it works? >> sure. i can show you one of the prototypes that were developing here. ive got a small version -- i think i heard you mention the skinned kindle, its the same technology in this prototype. the way it works is that we take out a piece of glass thats in every display, in every electronic device that you can think of, and we replace it with a piece of plastic that we put electro...

Called a technology so you dont need the glasses in front of of you. its pretty impressive. you have to see it in person to believe it. uses augmented reality games which are really fun. one of the devices from nintendo highly anticipated for years. mortgage its afo mortgage its and gamer -- mortgafor, i feel sorry for parents. >> can they do this for my television and i dont have to sit at home with glasses on? >> a really good question. we have seen some models in japan without using 3d glasse...

Through applications, flip through images and things like that. we have a feature called mouse warp, which when you look to the area where you want your mouse to go, instead of searching around for the mouse, which we all have done, you actually can find it right away, where your eyes are looking. and thats much more useful and very, very quick in terms of being able to adapt to it. >> barbara, just a few seconds left here. when does it come to the market? >> well, these are prototypes. i would ...

>> if we can reduce the amount of time necessary to go from a great idea to a patent, it will lead to more job creation, and a stronger economy here in the united states. >> the bill would give the office greater flexibility if setting their own application fees. >>shepard: what is the debate? >>reporter: the debate is over a particular provision in the bill that would begin awarding patents to the first inventor to file. supporters say this will help out the little guy applying for a patent and...

For in action and we have a proposal that can make a big difference. we can increase the mileage of our gasoline vehicles that we have now. we can do electric prototypes in major areas showing this will work. and we can drill in our own country and do it safely. >>neil: i wish we had more time because i wanted your take on the lindsay lohan situation. i am deading but we just dont have time, sir, so maybe next time. thank you, director. coming up. >> turn right. turn left. what the heck am i doi...

And then well do everything that we can in order to drive and meet that goal. >> and it would be the next looming deadline -- creating a working zomm that would become the make or break moment for their business. >> no one quit. they would go, you know, 18, 20 hours a day. sometimes 24 hours a day. and catch a few hours of sleep here and there and get right back on it because this wheel was moving, that deadline was approaching. and we had to do it. >> with the crush of press waiting to see the ...