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closer to finding that out. >> well, collecting sounds as they strip away from other noises and segments, they will put some in the segments and pieces them into those signs each as symbols that are similar to the alphabet. and they found they made different parts. they speak differently too. >> in the meantime, that's it at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of ♪ tonight, the battle for the white house intensifies. ♪ president biden visits america's war dead in france, reminding voters of donald trump's presidential past. >> every marine i know knows about the...

Charge. >> the cbo report that came out, did it, any way, shape or form change your position on the bill? >> no, not at all. the cbo, if you look historically, they have been way off on certain things. if you look at the origin cost of the affordable care act it was 864 billion but truth know it was over 2 trillion and only off by 2 trillion. the cbo is a good starting point but not the end result. >> that is congressman yoho who is opposed to this. the group that supports rand paul putting pressure on congressman like yoho to support this new idea. steve rattner, let me go to you on the argum...

One of the problems we found is that a lot of students, because in part, they're not well informed, they're taking out a lot of loans. but they're not thinking through how fast they need to graduate. they never graduate. they can't pay back the loans. that means the taxpayers get stuck. and the young person is no better off than they would have been. they're worse off. >> that's president obama in an exclusive interview with cnn's chris cuomo. talking about the rippling effect student loan debt can have on the taxpayer. >> 37 million americans have outstanding federal student loan debt. we're ...

$864 billion is tapering off and all the federal government's intervention in the house market with the first time homebuyer tax credit also expired and we are seeing a contraction in the housing market with the tapering off of federal stimulus spending, they are trying to find where the demand curve will be pushed upward and now they cannot find it and maybe the federal reserve can help but we already know rates are near historic lows and doesn't appear that there is more the federal reserve can do, back to you in new york. martha: it is interesting, we were watching the market and futures we...