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And making it happen would make some jobs. so the government intervened. first in providing electricity to rural places and later in providing phone service. when president roosevelt acted in the '30s we were in the middle of the great depression. the nation was flat broke with bread lines and shantytowns and hobos on trains crossing the country for work. in the darkest hour when things were as tough as they'd ever been, the rural electrification administration worked. the chair of the appropriations committee grew up in our nation's poorest state in those tough times. congressman witten asked...

It cost too much for private industry to profit from doing it, and yet the nation had an interest in it happening. and making it happen would make some jobs. so the government intervened. first in providing electricity to rural places and later in providing phone service. when president roosevelt acted in the '30s we were in the middle of the great depression. the nation was flat broke with bread lines and shantytowns and hobos on trains crossing the country for work. any work. there in our darkest hour when things were as tough as they'd ever been, the rural electrification administration wor...

Few acres. yet the nation had an interest in it happening. and making it happen would make some jobs. so the government intervened. first in providing electricity to rural places and later in providing phone service. when president roosevelt acted in the '30s we were in the middle of the great depression. the nation was flat broke with bread lines and shantytowns and hobos on trains crossing the country for work. in the darkest hour when things were as tough as they'd ever been, the rural electrification administration worked. the chair of the appropriations committee grew up in our nation's p...

horn of africa. the united nations says it has received half of the $2.5 billion it needs to tackle the crisis. china says it is slowing down its bullet trains and stopping new construction because of an accident that killed last month that killed at least 40 people. the accident was blamed on design flaws on equipment. and syrian troop -- efforts are growing to end the crackdown. under scored the urgency of the situation there. those are the top stories from cnn, the world news leader. "world business today" starts right now. good morning cnn london. >> and a very good friday ...

Vague. we probably won't get a deal done. that leaves the president a big gap. basers out there, prepare yourselves. the president, okay, he's compromised to the tune of $4 trillion. he's put that fat package on the table. mcconnell and boehner won't raise taxes. senator minority whip jon kyl drew the line in the sand on sunday. >> nervounless the president gef his absolute obsession with raising taxes, republicans won't do anything to harm our economy. job-killing taxes harm our economy. there will not be a default. as to whether or not we can achieve savings in the process dpentding on the p...