roy jenkins amongst others. they would not have been upset with drawing tactical dividing lines. >> he said this has been a good budget for bin go and boilers and he accused mr. darling of making assumptions. >> what the government has assumed today is high rates of economic growth, 3 1/2%, what is the basis for this assumption? it's a little like the old story of the economist who is given a tin of food to eat and says, let's assume the existence of a tin opener. the government is saying, let's assume economic growth. why? half of the -- has the government made any estimate of the risk which is a very real risk of the economy reverting to a double dip recession or to continue stagnation? >> the scottish nationalist said it was not a budget for growth. >> this prebudget statement was specifically to confirm the cuts in what was capital scotland announced earlier this year. why did the chancellor not take the advice of even his own colleagues in scotland to have more years before filing capital expenditure, to pr

a judge in vermont ordered her to transfer custody to the girl on friday to her expartner janet jenkins. that's where the women had a civil union in 2000. miller gave birth to isabella in twoo 2002 after undergoing artificial insemination. the couple broke up a year later. >>> time for another "living $mart" report. jessica doyle is back with a look at something we all care about, our paychecks. >> who doesn't want to make more money, right? >> i want to. >> we have good news for folks. our paychecks maybe fattener the new year. mercer finds 54% of companies are planning to lift the salary freeze next year, if they had one in the first place and 35% of employers that reduced or cut 401-k matching contributions are expected to restore them. still, most companies are looking at a s.a.t. salary increase of no more than 3%. that is pretty much the same as this year. >>> across the country, many arrow company trucking drivers are picking up their messages through qualcomm units. they left 900 truckers strand on hauls on the road. they have filed lawsuits and hope it will be classified as a c

. >> suarez: barbara jenkins gibson owns a christmas specialty shop. she actually had a good year. she says people cling to tradition even during hard times and they can spend less than $10 and walk out of the store with a nice gift. >> it's a good opportunity to get better at what we do. when its really good, on a constant basis you don't take the time, you don't have the time, to really fine tune a lot of your systems. >> suarez: holding on by a thread, steve lamb is optimistic a recovery will blow through lincoln city, giving his products a lift, hopefully in time for next summer's tourist season. >> i think that we're going to weather this recession, myself and our community. people after a winter of being boxed in will just rush to the beach. it's an explosion of people. and i think it's the same way with a bad economy. when it suddenly starts getting back to normal, people are going to be so ready for that that here they come. >> suarez: what we found in lincoln city is a strong sense of how vulnerable tourist towns really are. whatever they do for themselves, when or whether

commuter sue jenkins buys browns argument, but only up to a point. >> if they're helping me go to work knowing i'm going to get to work safety, that's brilliant, but at the same time, you do wonder as time goes on, is there another way? >> the reality is that not a single terrorist arrested in this country has had any links to afghanistan. >> warner: we met "new statesman" magazine columnist mehdi hasan at the kings cross underground stop, site of the 2005 bombings perpetrated by british citizens of pakistani origin. >> what gets people going here, especially the slightly more hotheaded younger members of the british muslim population, especially from pakistani communities, is foreign wars. and they see on the news british troops banging down doors in the middle of the night in helmand province in afghanistan, and that cancels out all the counter-extremism work you do at home. >> warner: voters hoping for a quick pull-out don't even get a hearing from the opposition. conservative party leader david cameron supports the afghan war, and made a highly publicized trip there his weekend. ev

. >> for michael jenkins i'm chris miller. now let's head to vancouver, the caps taking on the canucks. papa john's opening face-off coming up. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> beautiful vancouver, bc. the olympic hockey tournament taking center stage in 60 days. tonight vancouver fans get an eye full of the capitals. next. the caps couldn't wait for the truck to drop in denver crashing the party was the objective for this first timer. kyle wilson found splash in a flash. giving them the rocky mountain high. tonight in vancouver, a swedish nanny would have a tough time babysitting these twins. if you have a camera we have the man for closeup on comcast sportsnet. >> hockey fans from east to west unite this is comcast sportsnet nhl extra. this evening the capitals rev up their motor inside gm place where the canucks won't mind going for a drag race. >> very pleasant welcome to you along with craig lockland i'm joe. after a s

jenkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. jenkins: i'd like to thank the gentleman from texas, mr. sessions, for yielding. mr. speaker, it would be extremely short sighted of us to disregard how the underlying bill will increase the debt, its impact on job creation and how it gravely misses the mark of restoring financial stability. when congress passed the tarp bank bailout last year it was intended to be a one-year emergency program, not permanent. but this administration has continued the bailouts. even more troubling, this legislation codifies the bailout authority used by the treasury department and the federal reserve leading taxpayers on the hook -- leaving taxpayers on the hook who is looking out for the taxpayers? they didn't cause these problems. my constituents in kansas and folks across the nation have bailout fatigue. so at a time had folks are struggling to find work and make ends meet, this legislation restricts credit, increases the already record deficits and kills jobs. creating jobs and restoring fiscal res

. >> a shout out to our colleague michael jenkins, he was born on this day way back in -- oh i won't say. >> 1802. >> what is he like 30. >> # 2. >> he is probably feeling pretty good right about now. >> and only just beginning. thanks for watching geico "sportsnite." for lisa hillary, i'm jill certain on, "redskins nation" is next. >> see you at 11:00. learn more at supportyourvet.org.

floor of the house of representatives, during the debate on social security, republican congressman jenkins of ohio said a social security bill. remember it hadn't passed. quote, this is compulsion of the righteous kind. don't be misled by the title. the title says quote, old-age benefits, unquote. shame on you he said for putting such a misleading and unfair title on such a nefarious bill. old-age benefits? gigabit ethernet. zero what a travesty. mr. chairman, what's the hurry? no one will get a dime out of this until night and 32. and if you listen to some of my colleagues, you will hear the same thing. what's the rest? as a matter of fact i have four or five amendments. senator to committee, what's the rush? the rashes that 14,000 people are losing their health care every day. the rush is that 62% of bankruptcies are linked to a health care crisis and in 2016 our people will be paying almost half of their income for premium. yeah, we've got to do this and we started it seven months ago. in 100 years ago teddy roosevelt, a republican president, but in his platform. what's the rush? what's

. >> genuinely great labor chancellors in the past, roy jenkins among others would not have been upset as the chancellor is today with a drawing tactical dividing lines. >> this had been a good budget deeper and he accused mr. darling of making assumptions. >> the government has assumed today that high rates of economic growth, 3-1/2% in 2011, what is the basis of this assumption? it is like the story of the economists who is given a tin of food to eat, let's assume the existence of a tin opener. let's assume economic growth. why? has the government made an estimate of the risk which is a very real risk, of the economy going into a double dip recession? >> nationalists said it was not a budget for growth. >> this budget statement was specifically to confirm the cuts and some capital to scotland. why did the chancellor not take the advice of his own colleagues -- capital expenditure to protect the recovery rather than insuring the cuts weaken the ability of scotland to recover. >> how did the pre budget report go outside westminster? i asked norma smith. >> a lot of concern in the marke

here is what patrick jenkins is reporting. host: the next call is from fredericksburg, va., louise on the republican line. caller: i think they should put a 50% tax on some hedge funds. host: why is that? caller: these are the people constantly buying up company. i personally think warren buffett and people like jeffrey xdimmelt are the evilest peoplen the world. they are buying all these companies. they are the ones keeping money from the shareholders. the shareholders are trying to keep their heads above water and these people go in and buy a company and shoes -- sell it in a hurry and the average ordinary joe loses. the system is rigged. we of the state pension investment board, totally corrupt all over the country. they brought us everything from the junk bond kings to the savings and loan crisisw3 to the collapse of the so-called technology boom. these people are absolute fees. it is interesting they are all graduates of harvard. it is interesting. and immelt, as far as i'm concerned, g.e. capital is one of the biggest su

those who are familiar with the war of 1812 and 1814, we're up here on jenkins hill where the capitol was built and the british proceeded across, burning every public building, proceeded to the capitol, set fire down the hall in stat wear hall, then went down and set fire to the senate inn and went to the white house and set fire there. the white house was terribly damaged inside. the capitol by all rights should have, with the intensity of the fire and the things, the munitions that were spread to make the fire get more hot, this building should have collapsed and fallen in on itself, but it didn't. because a rain came and put out the fire. as the british troops were preparing to leave, a conversation was noted between the british admiral, and by the way, the next day there was such a huge straight line wind, some thought it was tornadic, but most believed it was straight line wind, was so intense, blew their cannons off their mounts, some credited the wipped with killing soldiers, but but the british admiral and washington lady talking about the storm, the admiral exclaimed, great,

the floor of the house of representatives during the debate on social security republican congressman jenkins of ohio said, of social security bill. remembered have not passed. quote, this is compulsion of the rankest kind. do not be misled by the title. the title says quote, old age benefits, and polk. shame on you he said for putting an unfair title on such a nefarious bill. old age benefits, think of it he said. oh what a travesty. mr. chairman what is the hurry? nobody is going to get it done until 1942. what is the hurry about crowding and then constitutional proposition like this to the house. if you listen to some of my colleagues will hear the same thing. what is the rush? as a matter of fact they had 45 amendments sent back to committee. what is the rush? people are losing their health care every day. in 2016 our people will be paying almost that of their it income for premiums. we have got to do this and we started it seven months ago and 100 years ago teddy roosevelt republican president put it in his platform. what is the rush? what is the rush? i want to tell you another republic

floor of the house of representatives, during the debate on social security, republican congressman jenkins of ohio said of social security bill -- remember, it hadn't passed -- quote -- "this is compulsion of the rankest kind. do not be mislead by the title. the title says kwo*e -- quote, old age benefits. shame on you for putting such a title on such a nefarious bill. old age benefits, think of it, he said. oh, what a travesty. mr. chairman, what's the hurry? nobody's going to get a dime out of this until 1942. what's the hurry about crowding an unconstitutional proposition like this through the house today? and if you listen to some of my colleagues, you'll hear the same thing. what's the rush? as a matter of fact, they had four or five amendments. send it back to committee. what's the rush? the rush is that 14,000 people are losing their health care every day. the rush is that 62% of bankruptcies are linked to a health care crisis. and in 2016, our people will be paying almost half of their income for premiums. yeah, we've got to do this. and we started it seven months ago. and 100 year