and hamas try within israel between leaders in charge why one opposition leader says bb has to go and why here to tell us exactly why. and why benjamin netanyahu s top advisor mark says that and israelis stick because of increasingly anti-israeli rallies yet another big one building in london as we speak commuter for those with disruptive ones in d.c. last night a lot more rallies going down. but look at bright side at least the government isn t shutting down yet that doesn t mean they re not worried wait until you what are what he still fierce could happen all of that and breaking bread instead of breaking bones. we try to find some common ground between senator markwine mullin and teamsters boss shawn o brien you decide whether we found it because if it matters to you we re all over it starting right now. welcome everybody and happy weekend i m neil cavuto so glad to have you with us we have a busy two hour plans for you let s go first to southern israel where ready
preparation? most athletes will expose themselves preparation? most athletes will expose themselves to - preparation? most athletes will expose themselves to the - expose themselves to the conditions that they are going to be conditions that they are going to be playing in in advance of a particular tournament sol would a particular tournament sol would imagine that most of the competitors in tokyo, for example, would have thought places example, would have thought places to train for at least a couple places to train for at least a couple of places to train for at least a couple of weeks in advance of coming couple of weeks in advance of coming to couple of weeks in advance of coming to the games in an area that is coming to the games in an area that is hot coming to the games in an area that is hot and humid and it would that is hot and humid and it would induce the physiological adaptations that will help them better adaptations that will help them better cope with
happen within a certain given amount of time rather than this could happen on any day, any time. people say earthquakes are unpredibunpr unpredictable. the means is harder. we can say a certain area is more vulnerable to see an earthquake within a year or within a month. but that s not the same thing as getting a weather forecast to prep make preparations for. given the possible risks now, tsunami, landslide, aftershock issues, for people in the area, what are they supposed to do knowing that you have road closures? we just spoke about a highway i looked at that s completely severed. if people are home and safe, is that where they should stay? well, that s relative to the what your home looks like, i guess. relative to the structure of the building that they re in. if your building has been damaged at all by the earthquake, then, of course, you need to get out. and there is still the threat for aftershocks.
from 2% to 4%, doubles. the amount that you have to pay on a given amount of debt. with the debt so high, that is a lot of money. economist robert gineski. the problems when they come will appear rapidly. once the increase starts, it will be very difficult to contain it. that is why while we have the rates down, while things are undercontrol, this is the time to implement more positive policies. unfortunately, so far i haven t seen any inclination to move in that direction. alice ridlin, budget director for president bill clinton. our debt is rising in relation to the economy. we owe half of it to other countries. so if our orn creditors not to mention our domestic creditors lose confidence in us, then we are in deep, deep trouble because interest rates could go up rapidly. that will affect everybody. people buy house, people who buy cars.
federal defendant not the big entitlement spending that s really going to amount to substantial reductions in spending. you know, i hear you. i think this president is going to have to do something. i think he should demonstrate leadership. you are running for president and you know that no politician that wants to get reelected going to give his opposition ammunition. that s what the president thinks he would be giving republicans ammunition. well, juan, what i was going to say was the 61 billion wasn t enough but the president put 6 billion on the table and called that meeting the republicans halfway. look, the approach that s being used by both the republicans and democrats right now trimming around the engs is not going to do some serious fiscal surgery like we need. this is why i am proposing and i would use what i call horizontal cuts, a given amount across the board of all the federal agencies and vertical cuts. this is when you do the deep surgery. they are not doing the deep