not mean that it could be such a growth set out because the union government agreed to settle all bost present and future liabilities for as some as small as four hundred seventy million dollars. people received as little as five hundred dollars but lifelong injuries and the unpunished. i believe whatever happened in the past we cannot change it but what is happening now is in our control it's been twenty seven years and the government should least do something like he. clean water because the ground water is contaminated by whoever survived that night and whatever life is left for the gas victims they should get proper treatment so they can spend the rest of their lives in good health. they are gas and water victim children who are born into deformities and their future has to be kept in mind so that these kids can live a proper life and so that their parents do not take them to some sort of burden which i think. you're welcome. i love and. good afternoon c.h.r.y. this is only summer f.m. to la and i'm joined on the line by son jay very much who is an activist in the bhopal campaign a

the new study estimatesir cuts which carry heavy weight politically could bost 330 billion by the endoost gross domestic product 2.2 percent next year. several issues goes along the line. one thing the market hates is uncertainty. dropped wednesday and had another triple dig get last thursday. this is one we will be watching closely and this will have a direct impact on any one who lives and pays taxes in this country. we will keep you updated. >> fox business network, thanks. >>> hundreds of thousands of people are still recovering from the extreme storms that devastated the east coast recently. today teams of paramedics and national guard members will be going door to door in brooklyn and queens new york to provide medical care for those who need it. >> many people are struggling to fill up gas tanks and get gas for their generators forcing new york to start the gasoline rationing. antoine lewis is live in queens with more on how new york is trying to fight thoelz long lines at the pump. good morning, antoine. >> they are still long. take a look at where we are. we are going to show

bost that is what i mean -- >> bob: that is what i mean. >> eric: if you win now you save extra moneyis gets, somebody win tomorrow night. my aunt patty sue, e-mailed me sunday and said could you buy $50 worth of lotto tickets. i said what lotto? i didn't know about it. but they have $50 worth on my counter. >> andrea: the lines were out the stores this morning. a lot of office pools. you brought up an interesting point. >> brian: which is rare. >> bob: >> not that rare, just on camera. if you get tickets like i did, do i get bigger piece of the pie because i made an effort? >> brian: yeah, captain of the ship gets more. >> bob: $1 million more. >> brian: the reason this doesn't work for people who win, they love the adrenaline and attention. fundamentally in america, if you don't earn your wealth you don't appreciate your wealth and you can't handle it. that's why people who inherit it have a harder time than people who earn it. the next generation struggles as opposed to the one that made it. >> andrea: well, why don't we put it in charity or trust after that? you are right. there a

bost get back to that -- >> bob: let's get back to that discussion.ristmas that are not wealthy people. >> andrea: it's a deduction for everybody. >> bob: i'm talking about people who help somebody across the street. we're not talking about giving away money to the philharmonic. there is another story here about heart-warming story about a police officer here in new york city. also went viral on the internet who helped a homeless man, they saw him in times square, two blocks from here. he was laying down on a cold, cold night. he had no shoes and no socks. this police officer went out, bought him a pair of boots and socks. was putting the socks and boots on the man and he did not know this, but there was a tourist couple from arizona that took a picture of this. and this picture, well, tells you all you need to know. these are good cops. good people. it's one of the more remarkable pictures. okay. now. take a listen to what the officer had to say. he did not seek out publicity. it found him. of course, we were the ones. >> it was extremely cold that n

supreme court a new bost for d.c. hot life. fox 5s lauren demarco has all of the details. >> and when you get there, can you skip the lines. >> reporter: a hot night on the town with. have a good day.i.p. treatment and transportation. >> definitely, people are talking about that more and more. >> reporter: the d.c. hopper is a brand-new way to get to and from some of the region's favorite stops for night life. it's a creation of maryland natives brandon u and alex middle. >> we went to winston- churchhill high school, local born and raised. >> reporter: after turning 21, they became frustrated with the limited transportation available on weekend nights. >> we want to go to d.c. and experience other areas. it was not convenient. we would have to walk to the metro or get here via cab and couldn't get back because when we left, you know, cabs wouldn't drive us home or metro would be closed. we wanted a convenient fun way to get out to d.c. >> reporter: enter the d.c. hopper. it costs $16 each way between bethesda and dupont circle

but the republican nom no thanking his many supporters in bost know.n roberts was there in boston again today with a recap, john? >> the governor put on a brave face. but he was experiencing bitter disappointment and a long, long road to get where he was. it does go to show that the were accurate in what they were hoying and always happens in every four years. they were looking attractive in closing days, they really weren't. the real question it. broadly divided as the country is and big issues facing us, is this a recipe for grid lock or will it spark dipartisan legislation. mitt romney said he would reach across the aisle and he asked those in charge next year to get something done. >> the nation as you know is at a criticical point we can't risk political bickers and partisanship. we have storeach across the aisle. we look to teachers and professors and county on you to teach and inspire our children with passion and discovery. >> the president pledged to meet with mitt romney to talk about the problems . if the republican party hopes to win back t

our portfolios of housing that we have at h.u.d,, both market rate and affordable and have begun bosting that information on the portal, the fema housing portal that we developed in partnership with fema after katrina. we knew it would be important in large scale disasters. and we already have nearly a thousand homes for rent. click an the fema housing portal from our website and you can get access to that. we've also been working on identifying particular units available to seniors or other who may have medical service needs as well and those will be absolutely critical resources going forward. we are also beginning to focus on the longer term process of rebuilding. i spoke to some families that were already asking what resources are there to rebuild. obviously craig has talked about the importance of registering with fema. we've already seen over 160,000 families register. that's critical. we also want to make sure families know first of all they'll be safe while they think about their rebuilding. i've directed all f.h.a. lenders to impose a more torme on foreclosers in disaster areas.