our future workforce needs and in return, you british business have the self-confidence to invest, expa expand, hire and innovate and be the best. if we stop being afraid to identify britain's strength and backing them instead. a deliberate strategy to create a more balanced national economy where financial services are strong, but they're not the only spring to our boat. mr. deputy speaker, reminds us today of the risks to stability. despite the wealth to action by the european central bank, the impact on the sovereign debt crisis on the european economy has been significant. italy, the netherlands, belgium and others are now in recession. in today's report, the obr are sharply dividing down their forecast for euro area growth this year by .8% to minus .3%. their forecast for world economic growth is also revised down over the next two years, b. of course kbrin is not immune from these developments in our largest export markets. and the obr say today that the situation in the euro area remains a major risk to our forecast. another risk they identify is a further risk in oil prices and

and when it expas, what's it do? ben with another c. - cools. - cools. and that's your evidence over right there. isn't that remarkable? so try this at home, huh? it's cool to the touch and that gets hotter, hotter, hotter, hotter, but up here it's relatively cool, cooler here than out here. i wonder if there's a reason for that. how many say, "well, no, there's probably no reason "for that. it's just one of those little flukes of nature"? and that's what we're gonna be talking about. what was the reason when you blew like that it was hot and you went like that it was cool? and did you notice it was appreciably cooler doing that? that's because the air had to expand. now, we can understand that iwe think small. here's a molecule moving around. it's gon hit its neighbors, right? sometimes it's gonna hit a neighbor and bound off with more energy. sometimes it's gonna hit a neighbor and bound withess energy. now, when does it gain and when does it lose? look at this ping-pong paddle i have here. see it? watch this ping-pong ball come in and hit the paddle.

the only guidance we were given is they will try to expa tkaoeulexpedite the audio as soon as the argumentsto you as soon as we get them here. martha: that is coming up. new details in the search for a missing california teenager, that that search is intensifying right now. 15-year-old sierra lamar, last seen leaving for school more and week ago. teachers say they tphaoefr arrived at school that day and tp-pl lean friends are begging foresee air ra to be brought home or come home safely. >> if you're out there watching this. just know that we love you and miss you so much, and a lot of people are supporting you. >> you have that feisty facial expression when you're cheering and doing jazz dancing, and i know you have it in you, you know, to be driven, to come back to us. martha: boy, that is her mother. so far police officers have located her cellphone, and a bag that had some folded clothing in it, both of those things were found not far from her home. rod wheeler joins me now, that is the video of the search that is on going in the area. he's a former homicide detective and a fox news con

that is the spin that people put on things with andd a great expa hearing once where there was a break and a couple of senators left the room. after they left, they made the confident -- comment, do you play poker? i said no. they said you look like you do not believe a word of what you're saying. they were right. but it was the sap i have to use. >> my name is joshua. i just started a blog and i have been the guest host and contributor to backbone radio. i had the chance a couple of times in 2008 and 2010 to run for the state legislature the first time in 2008. even though i was running in denver at the republican which should have qualified me for a handicapped spot. to that the eight got a little bit of press attention -- 2008 got a little bit of press attention. one of the things you have to do and what michael referred to in terms of spin is understand that you, when you are being quoted, are going to get a sentence or maybe to in that report. they will pick the ones that will make you look how they want the story to look. that is not always against the republican. if they want a

there is a provision that expa expands your shareholders from the cap of 500 shareholders that was put in 190660. in our bill, the substitut, we e move you up to 750. banks are overregulated, community banks, in my view. so manso i'm willing to extend. please don't put your political might supporting the house bill just because had you your number in there that you want because you will, i think, in my view, really undermine investor confidence in this new way that we're trying to help people called crowdfunding on the internet. we will take care of your issue. i have it in my sights. noi know that it's important to you. if you give us time, we can try to fix that. i thank the senator through the chair, the senator from oregon, for joining me. he is truly an expert on this particular subject and he can add some more detail to what i've tried explain and we'll be happy to answer any questions that our colleagues have about his underlying issue, which is so porchlimportant. i yield the floor. mr. merkley: mr. president, i have 11 unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during t