event that ferc reinstates the licenses to require ferc to transfer such licenses to the town of canton, connecticut. i commend representative murphy for offering an amendment in the nature of a substitute at the full committee markup that made two important changes. the first is requiring ferc to provide an opportunity for the submission of comments by interested persons before reinstating one or both of the terminated licenses. therefore, interested parties will have an opportunity to address any concerns with ferc. and the second is to include a new section 6 which would clarify that nothing in h.r. 4451 would diminish or extinguish any existing rights under such license. mr. speaker, this bill has no direct cost. we are in support of the bill. thank you, mr. speaker, and i will reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from connecticut. mr. murphy: i thank the gentleman for his support of the bill and for working with us and providing the amendment that he referenced. i think it's important to underscore hi

to make sure the banks protected by the safety net of the fdic can't -- canton gays in a risky tradestheir own profit. and we will create a resolution authority to help wind down firms rose collapsible threaten our entire financial system. the longer will we have companies that are "too big to fail." over the last 17 months we have passed an economic recovery act, health insurance reform, education reform, and we are now on the brink passing wall street reform. and that the g-8-27 this weekend -- g-20 summit we will work not only to promote financial reform efforts, promote economic growth while pursuing -- assuring each nation will pursue a path sustainable to its own public finances. as the main forum for economic cooperation, but g-20 is the right place to discuss such issues and in that next few days i hope we can build of the past progress and strengthen the global economy for a long time to come. >> president obama sign that the health care bill into law in march and federal and state regulators now turn to implementing provisions. right now we are bringing you live coverage fro

host: canton, ohio is next for deborah russell of the aarp on older work force issues. go ahead, please. caller: yes, ms. russell, good morning. guest: good morning. caller: first of all, i've been an aarp member since i was 55. i'm now 66. i was astonished when i found out, i used the club for the first time a few weeks ago hat the calls were taken through a subcontractor through aarp and are sent overseas into indonesia. my question to you, i can't imagine why in the world aarp, who is concerned about having employment opportunities for the elderly, not providing those jobs here in the states. can you address that issue for me, please? guest: i'm sure -- to the best of my knowledge i'm not aware our call center is in indonesia. our call center has always been u.s.-based. and so where that information came from, i'm not sure. but our call centers are u.s. based. host: let me go back to older workers. you suggested some of the reasons that people are working longer is because they need the postpone and also because of health insurance. how much a factor does better heal