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Prepared, okay? if you live from the outer banks to coastal maine, you want to know what your preparation plan is, and, you know, you will know it and if the storm doesnt reach you, that is great. but at least youll have something in effect, because, we are days away from the storm, potentially, potentially making landfall, across the northeast coastline, and there is the storm and i want to make mention we dont have any hurricane warnings, just yet, but this time tomorrow well probably see hurr...

So many seniors out there. >> well, seniors are not going to lose their drug coverage but a lot of them, 300 million will have to change plans, theyll lose coverage, they value, and, their premiums might increase. and this is case of government enacting regulations to fix the mess that was created by previous regulations. the government pays these private medicare pardon d and private prescription drug plans through a complex scheme of price controls, they say well pay you x for every enroll ein...

How much healthcare will cost. we talked to tom freedman and he said we need a basic restructuring. is there any one thing that could be done to prevent a double-dip recession? >> clearly the amount of money in terms of stimulus close to a trillion hasnt helped that much when you look at a 9.5% unemployment rate. one thing is for the government to get out of the way and give us some certainty way its going to cost to hire someone, not just the end of the year, but four years from now. well see -...

Sector, manufacturing, health care, i.t. >> it went down from about 220,000 to about 100,000 jobs in june. we lost 100,000 jobs in the new revised numbers that just came out today. >> right. and in part you have to look at the census jobs that we knew were going to go away. >> were talking about private sector jobs. theyre coming but in order to sustain the growth in the population, the new young people coming into the job market, you need at least 150,000 new jobs a month just to keep even, rig...

And then fully restructure the finance business, which is how gm got in the problem and end the profitability of the least beneficial vehicles to our country, like suvs, which are given exemptions and tax car vouchers so that the car company can make a lot of money and in the process not make any good cars. if they were incentivized to make good cars, that would be fine. but theyre creating debt as a profit vehicle to borrow money and lend it out, i cannot accept the continuation of this practic...

I didnt like the bailouts at all. didnt like the health care bailouts but he liked the auto bailout. he says it kept a lot of plants open. he says sometimes the government needs to help out. but he says he cant wait for the government to be out of the auto industry. i ask you this as an economist. was this sort of the right idea of how a government bailout would work in this sense as opposed to say the wall street bailouts which have become so politically toxic and unpopular? >> well, i think th...

The, by the "sunlight foundation." $397,000 on catering and $135,000 on meals at different restaurants. compared to the leadership, democrats spent considerably more, with almost $299,000 for food, by the democratic caulk, and the jert leader and the majority whip and house speaker not included, and the republican counterpart spent $203,000. and finally, in an sprfer with -- in an interview with london times, oliver stone will put stalin and hitler in context saying "hitler did far more damage t...

The, by the "sunlight foundation." $397,000 on catering and $135,000 on meals at different restaurants. compared to the leadership, democrats spent considerably more, with almost $299,000 for food, by the democratic caulk, and the jert leader and the majority whip and house speaker not included, and the republican counterpart spent $203,000. and finally, in an sprfer with -- in an interview with london times, oliver stone will put stalin and hitler in context saying "hitler did far more damage t...

Many large monsters that walk down the upper west side. >> you got it covered. >> pretty much. fantastic. lets tell you whats happening in the news this morning. more problems are erupting in the gulf. b.p. and the white house are clashing over what to do next. new tests have found theres a leak in the capped well. admiral allen is dmoonding to see b.p.s plans for reowning the well. in the meantime, the oil giant could be looking at major restructuring. a report in the sunday times of london say...

Already feeling the need for women to be able to search people going through checkpoints. >> thats right. and in some of the structuring weve done with the afghans this year, we have pushed the insertion of women much further ahead than we would have done otherwise but its a big program and theres societal challenges to train women. the ability of a woman to stay in a long time for a training institution, married women with children actually are the predominant part of the population that come o...