minister think of local authorities encouraging developers to put applications not on greenbelt but on greenfieldes in order to use the new homes bonus to balance their budgets? >> well, i have the completely original and shocking views that they should be for local people and local authorities. i think in the past we had far too much top-down central direction. i ink people should make up their own mind through their local council about what planning should take place and where. that's the agenda this government is going to follow. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'm sure my right honorable friend would have noted the very sound advice recently that the government should operate effectively there should be unity at the top. with this in mind could you assure the house and the country that he should not rewrite a budget 14 hours before it's due? >> i can confirm that these discussions these days take place in a proper way. and they take place between the two partners in the coalition and it's not a battle between numbers 10 and 11 and i have also to say that when i have a meeting with the ch

minister think of local authorities encouraging developers to put applications not on greenbelt but on greenfield sides in order to use the new homes bonus to balance their budgets? >> well, i have the completely original and shocking views that they should be for local people and local authorities. i think in the past we had far too much top-down central direction. i think people should make up their own mind through their local council about what planning should take place and where. that's the agenda this government is going to follow. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'm sure my right honorable friend would have noted the very sound advice recently that the government should operate effectively there should be unity at the top. with this in mind could you assure the house and the country that he should not rewrite a budget 14 hours before it's due? >> i can confirm that these discussions these days take place in a proper way. and they take place between the two partners in the coalition and it's not a battle between numbers 10 and 11 and i have also to say that when i have a meeting with

citizens, mothers and fathers, the bright-eyed daughter ♪ ♪ the quick son ♪ alphabet of names ♪ in a greenfieldnames ♪ there is barely room on the walls of the heart... [applause]. >> william m... >> bill: a poem read by the former governor, george pataki who lived every moment of this tragedy, for the past decade of his life. the poem is called "the names" and that is quite rightly what we will all remember from the ten-year mark, the names etched in bronze, on the waterfalls that now trickle and flow with such force, almost deafening they say the closer you get to them in lower manhattan. as we move away from new york, also, the vice president now, joe biden, is speaking at the memorial of the pentagon and we want to listen to his words on this memorable day now. >> montgomery county, the district of columbia. and many others, they sprang to action. risking their lives so their friends,heir colleagues, and total strangers, people they had never met, might live. from corp paralysorals to cafet workers, up the chain of command, the top brass, secretary rumsfeld, to whom i pay special tribute to

alphabet of names in a greenfield, names in the small tracks of birds.>>> francis jude feeley. >> shawn bernard fagan. >> and the napes continue to be read this morning. >> i want to also talk you back to the moment that we were just remembering, the moment flight 93 went down in shanksville. this heroic moment for the people on that flight. take a look. >> i'm going to add to the chaos and trauma of the day, by saying a large plane has now crashed north of somerset county airport, about 80 miles southeast of pittsburgh. >> please tell my children that i love them very much, and i'm so sorry they -- i don't know what to say. there's three ys. they hijacked the plane, where it turn add round and heard that the planes have been flown into the world trade center. i hope to be able to see your face again, baby. i love you, bye. >> courage and optimism. led the passengers on flight 93 to rush their murders to save lives on the ground. >> when i took over the call, there was a gentlemen on the line, very soft spoken, calm, didn't hearny background noise. the l

minister think of local authorities encouraging developers to put applications not on greenbelt but on greenfieldr to use the new homes bonus to balance their budgets? >> well, i have the completely original and shockin views that they should be for local people and local authorities. i think in the past we had far too much top-down central direction. i think people should make up their own mind through their local council about what planning should take place and where. that's the agenda this government is going to follow. thank youery much, mr. speaker. i'm sure my right honorable friend would have noted the very sound advice recently that the government should operate effectively there should be unity at the top. with this in mind could you assure the house and the country that he suld not rewrite a buet 14 hours before it's due? >> i can confirm that these discussions these days take place in a proper way. and they take place between the two partners in the coalition and it's not a battle between numbers 10 and 11 and i have also to say that when i have a meeting with the chancellor of excheq

glenn: in the "new york times" op ed section this morning, kent greenfield writes under the headline caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i marvel at our constitution and the intelligence of the people that wrote it years ago. we haven't changed anything. but at the time they didn't -- my call is about the illegal immigration. they didn't have the problem then that we have today. i think that the one thing that needs to be changed about it is that if you are born in the u.s. you are automatically a citizen. automatically become a citizen. but i think it should be changed because the people that are coming in here to have the children, a lot of them are illegal. they're not supposed to be here. so in reality we're giving legalization to two people, the mother and the child. i think we should go ahead and take care of the baby and after they get the mother gets well enough to travel back send them back over where they came from because it's breaking our social security system and we really do need to change that, change that in the constitution. glenn: back to our tweet. ba

greenfield. i don't like the way you treated my wife.dren. >> now, wait a minute, buster. >> if i hear you've been bothering stephanie again i'll knock all your teeth out. >> you'll just have to put them back in again. >> get out! i guess that'll take care of him. >> you know, i've never seen you be so physical before. you were beautiful. >> it was nothing. what do you say we go to your place where we can be alone. >> i'd like that. >> my, god. that was walter mathau and goldie hawn from "cactus flower" where she won her best supporting actress oscar. she's author of a new book. "10 mindful minutes" to reduce for healthier happier lives. >> are you saying it's stressful for my kids. >> serious lie all they talk about this morning is the red sox. i missed the first half hour and they spoke for a half hour on the red sox. >> i'm sorry for you. i really am. >> and this one was saying shut up and shut up back. you have kids, right? >> i have kids. listen, you put three men together you're back at kid world. >> what are you doing to do? >> wh

thing to remember about this is if you want to come in and set up a brand new factory, we call that greenfield investment. they have no role over this. so, i think our policy and our regulations are very clear, but you asked about the politics, and the politics get tricky, and i think -- and it's not just only in the u.s. when you look at other countries, europe, australia, there are similar issues with chinese investment. one is when you look at chinese policies towards foreign investment, you see broad sectors with foreign investors are prohibited from investing or forced to invest as a minority partner in a joint venture and forced to transfer their technology. that perception, that's when -- when people think of foreign investment in china, a lot of them think about chinese policies. so, as chinese companies increasingly come to invest in the u.s. -- and if you look at the data, in 2010, the stock of chinese investment in the united states more than doubled so the trend is really on a very sharp upward path. >> very low base. chinese is investing roughly $2 billion in the united states. >>

given where china's gdp is going we have seen $1.2 trillion of additional chinese acquisition and greenfield investment by 2020 around world. how much could come to the united states? traditionally about 15% coming to america. whether america will be as attractive in 2020 as it has been in the past is up to us to decide in this country. you could have direct investors to the buyers' sale and buyer assets that can no longer be used productively or because this is the best economy in the world to be part of. which of those two narratives describe $300 billion of opportunity for the u.s. is up to our congress and leadership and businesses to figure out how to get maximum american opportunity back on track. >> microphone coming to you. >> a bobble wholesale impact of china. forget the beijing consensus. the retail -- my economy is better than your economy. when does china translate its economic power as it escalates into the clout for how the global economy is going to work? where did they register those views and influence as they may bailout europeans what the conditions of the global economy

new england forest products is a hardwood manufacturing company that's been operating in greenfield, new hampshire, since 1993, but during the recent recession they found themselves losing business to cheap chinese lumber. in search of answers, they applied to the local trade adjustment assistance center for help. they worked with t.a.a. to develop a marketing strategy and advertising materials that now help the small business sell their hardwood flooring and other products directly to consumers. in part because of this important program, new england forest products saw sales increase 28% in the following year. this isn't just one encouraging story. of the 18 businesses in new hampshire that received trade adjustment assistance in the last 14 years, all 18 are still operating and many are adding employees. these are the kinds of stories that the trade adjustment assistance program makes possible, but only if we sustain these critical reforms and strengthen t.a.a.'s role as both a critical safety net and a driver of the american economy for decades to come. i urge my colleagues to sup

process with no problems and the thing cfius if you call in and set up a new factory we call that greenfield investment. cfius has no role over this. so i think our policy and our regulations are very clear but you asked about the politics and the politics is tricky. and i think -- and it's not just only in the u.s. you know, when you look other countries, europe, australia, you know, there are similar issues with china's investment. i think one is, you know, when you look at chinese policies towards foreign investment, you see broad specters where foreign investors are either prohibited from investing or forced to invest as a minority partner in a joint venture and forced to transfer their technology. you know, that perception -- that's when people think of foreign investment in china, a lot of them think about chinese policies. so as chinese companies increasingly come to invest in u.s. and if you look at the data just in 2010, the stock of chinese investment in the united states more than doubled. so, you know, the trend is really on a very sharp upward path. >> for a very low base. but c

minister think of local authorities encouraging developers to put applications not on greenbelt but on greenfield sides in order to use the new homes bonus to balance their budgets? >> well, i have the completely original and shocking views that they should be for local people and local authorities. i think in the past we had far too much top-down central direction. i think people should make up their own mind through their local council about what planning should take place and where. that's the agenda this government is going to follow. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'm sure my right honorable friend would have noted the very sound advice recently that the government should operate effectively there should be unity at the top. with this in mind could you assure the house and the country that he should not rewrite a budget 14 hours before it's due? >> i can confirm that these discussions these days take place in a proper way. and they take place between the two partners in the coalition and it's not a battle between numbers 10 and 11 and i have also to say that when i have a meeting with