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I strolled over from across the street, and, look, maybe if we -- if we had brought over a fruitcake when i first moved in we would have gotten off to a better start. but im going to make up for it. the truth is, this isnt the first time ive been to the chamber. or the first time that weve exchanged ideas. over the last two years, ive sought advice from many of you as we were grappling with the worst recession most of us have ever known. its a recession that led to some very difficult decisions....

President mubarak when he accepted the demands as legitimate and accepted, it was studied how we can remy so that it would serve all of the needs of the nation, and the president has set up a plan called a road map to implement those demands, and he announced them in his recent address to the nation, and it was very clear that he has respondeto all of the legitimate demands. and it could have been possible also that we would have accepted more demands. maybe you can work on the political restruc...

Companies. in that state of the union address on tuesday night, he called for 80% of the nations electricity to come from clean energy sources by the year 2035. but some of the critics say with energy prices rising really across the board, the presidents plan could raise costs long before these alternative sources are in place. doug mckelway with the news live in washington tonight. 0% clean energy in 24 years. he says it may be doable. >> well, its a tall order, shep. consider that right now 38...

This event were watching? >> i think its troublesome for israel because egypt septembers t -- sets the rest of the arab world. movies are made here which are popular. music thats the most popular generally comes from here. the pop music thats on the radio stations. so if this country becomes more hostile to egypt it will certainly spread across the region. whether hezbollah, shiite movementing backed by iran would see this as an opportunity to strike, i think they have their own problems right n...

Pretty damn good job and thats ron bloom. >> ron bloom obviously did some good things with the automobile industry. and restructuring that, and helping gm and also chrysler come back to where they are now. but the fact is, that i dont get a real sense that the problem of outsourcing is going to be remedied in the short term by this administration. i hope im wrong. thank you, mr. gerard. i appreciate your time. >> i hope you are, too, ed. >> glad to have you with us tonight. joining us now is hou...

Analysts say all the more money to spend, spend, spend. >> we have 600 million to 800 million potential spenders. >> thats potential spenders like raymond. stan grant, beijing. for the past year the bailed out airline jal has been restructuring. it looks like the new year has it on the comeback trail with new profits, new ventures and a new identity. also later in the show, well see why the boss of mywardrobe.com make the perfect model for how to handle mark risk.

Listing in singapore. this ipo could raise as much as $6 billion which would make it singapores biggest ever share offering. hutchison is structuring the new business as a trust that allows it to pay dividends based on cash flow rather than actual profits retained. thats a sweetener potential for investors but raising such a large sum of money could be a challenge. it is mature businesses that may offer limited growth potential. despite disappointing economic news, wall street ended on tuesday...

Producer in the world. take a look at what the crisis did to this american giant. when i look at what you faced, you took over, i think, in may 2008, revenues dropped almost $10 billion. right? from somewhere in the $28 billion range to $17 billion. you effected a restructuring of the country, laid off thousands and thousands of workers all over the world. >> correct. >> do you think that even when you come back to profitability in that range, will you be hiring back all those people or have you...

Largest american company, and it is the largest aluminum producer in the world. take a look at what the crisis did to this american giant. when i look at what you faced, you took over, i think, in may 2008, revenues dropped almost $10 billion. right? from somewhere in the $28 billion range to $17 billion. you effected a restructuring of the country, laid off thousands and thousands of workers all over the world. >> correct. >> do you think that even when you come back to profitability in that ra...

Hugo hit south carolina at category 3 strength. >> reporter: yeah. they happened a long, long, long time ago. this is history in the making, and as we mentioned hurricane-force winds stretching 90 miles from the storm. twelve-foot seas extending 200 nautical miles from the center of this storm, so this is wide-reaching. just because maybe we dont take a direct hit from this storm we are still going to feel this storm from the coastal carolinas always way up to coastal maine, okay? just to give y...