first of all, absolutely no defense of ken livingstone. not award. last year, there were over three under people earning over 1 million pounds and paid a tax of 10%. i do not think that is good. and we have a candidate for mayor who is paying less in taxes than the person cleaning his office. why will he not condemn it? >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker. >> order. the usual local of order from the usual suspects on the back budgets. be quiet. mr. ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, we have a desperate prime minister who cannot even justify his own budget. also talking about the mayor of london. we have a candidate who will make rents a fairer and who will bring back another. there is a candidate for mayor who is out of touch. now, mr. speaker, the reality on charities is he is not making the rich worse off. he is making charity is worse off. over the last month, we have seen big charity tax in a shambles, other taxes in shambles including the property tax shambles. but, mr. speaker, there is the prime minister's view it as to why he thinks that even people wit

after weeks of diving, ken livingston has given an indication of his [inaudible] sadly he refuses to publish the tax affairs of the company set up. does my friend agree with me that ken livingston has ceased to be the old pretender and has become the dodger? >> i think you speak for all of london when he speaks on this point. ken livingston owes the people of london some proper transparency, about his company and about his tax bill. there are still several days to go before this key election. he should make that information available. and have to say that it's something of a shock this week when i hardly ever agree with anything allen sugar has ever said. but he's saying londoners shouldn't back kent, he was spot on. >> thank you, mr. speaker. now that the prime minister has created the economic mess the country's in, can i be helpful to the prime minister? drop these ridiculous proposals for genal bakeoffs and celebrate the capital program for covetry. >> as i said earlier, we are spending more on capital on schools in this parliament than on either of the first two labor parliament

does my right honorable friend agree that ken livingstone has ceased to be the old pretender and hasecome the artful dodger? >> i think my honorable friend speaks for all of london when he makes that point. ken livingstone owes the people of london some proper transparency about this company and about his tax bill. there are still several days to go before this key election. he should make that information available. i have to say that i had something of a shock this week, because i have hardly ever agreed with anything alan sugar has ever said, but in saying that londoners should not back ken, he was spot on. >> now that the prime minister has admitted that he created the economic mess that the country is in, may i be helpful to him and suggest that he drop his ridiculous proposals for regional pay cuts and accelerate the capital programme for schools in coventry and the west midlands? >> as i said earlier, we are spending more on capital on schools in this parliament than either of the first two labour parliaments. i am very happy for education ministers to look specifically at the

what does he think about ken livingstone who said, and i quote, -- [shouting] i give it to an account. as that socialism for you? >> they don't like bash the i've of the labour party wanted rich people to pay the taxes properly. that's what we have ensured through this budget after the extra resources for the revenue. so why, why the deafening silence from the party opposite? why not a condemnation of this appalling behavior? >> thank you, mr. speaker. does the prime minister shammai concern as the actions of the northern island of attorney general using an outdated and discredited law of disrespecting the court to invoke contempt proceedings against the former northern ireland secretary my right honorable friend, comments and his men more? shouldn't we respect for the independence of judiciary be followed by the rights of individuals to their comment on that judiciary? >> i do have a great deal of sympathy with what the right honorable gentleman says. parliamentary privilege obviously quite rightly allows members to express their views in parliament. in terms of what is it outside of

what does he think about ken livingstone who said, and i quote, -- [shouting] i give it to an account. as that socialism for you? >> they don't like bash the i've of the labour party wanted rich people to pay the taxes properly. that's what we have ensured through this budget after the extra resources for the revenue. so why, why the deafening silence from the party opposite? why not a condemnation of this appalling behavior? >> thank you, mr. speaker. does the prime minister shammai concern as the actions of the northern island of attorney general using an outdated and discredited law of disrespecting the court to invoke contempt proceedings against the former northern ireland secretary my right honorable friend, comments and his men more? shouldn't we respect for the independence of judiciary be followed by the rights of individuals to their comment on that judiciary? >> i do have a great deal of sympathy with what the right honorable gentleman says. parliamentary privilege obviously quite rightly allows members to express their views in parliament. in terms of what is it outside of

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through oklahoma and kansas this is what is lingering right now near a river bank and also the livingstonoser to home light rain showers are due east of morgan hill and also simmer scene we're now beginning to dry out but not after our after some very impressive rainfall totals in fact san francisco we have not seen in 9% jump in our percentage of normal stylist just as 24 hours of the now 76 percent of normal set as a last week 36% now 48 percent compared to last year's 98% average this is the beautiful area of low pressure or historical that brought us record rainfall yesterday and over an inch and a half of rain with the city today nearly 2 in. the airport and no plans now providing rain and even snow across the southland as far as we're concerned free to an action varies it was on the mountain all its 6 05 clearing prebon allow it can get very cold and at&t part partly cloudy breezy winds currently in the looks like tomorrow we will have sunny warmer conditions a chance of rain by wednesday this tomorrows has 65 days in the forecast calls for the war mr.,, for opening day in both ariz

alexei's daughter victoria is eight years old she was born wedlock victoria and her mother svetlana livingston petersburg they have never come here to see alexei he abandoned them when his daughter was a year and a whole. aleksey decided to break those bones she told me she wasn't ready to take responsibility for the child she set the prospect was too much for him it's against him enormously. to thought that his life would be entirely changed unbearable i said to him. as for me i want you to prove her family was some may not care about their relationships not been formalized but i do very much . in this town when our passports testifying to our marriage would have meant a lot to me was what is and us said ok. sometimes that's how authorities got it after that he got carried away. this is what victoria wrote on a postcard she sent to her father happy valentine's day adding i love you very much. and soon valentine's day inmates get together for a poetry recital. along. on the will all be. bowling oh. oh. oh. i think some presides over the meeting nickname neal he's been generally acclaimed as th

he is a colleague at the blade won the 2007 livingston award for young journalists for their business as usual series revealing the trou routes of the economic decline. jim? >> thank you so much. thank you all for sticking around. i'm a numbers nerd myself and have been delighted with the amount of numbers. we have heard a lot about numbers. let's talk about what's going to happen. what does this look like a year from now? both from the lake duck and going forward? how much closer do you all think we will be towards actual, you know, fiscal health? towards balancing our budget,s and most importantly, where will those budget balancing measures actually have come from. we'll start with you. >> history would tell us if you look at gramm-rudman-hollings, which was enacted 25 years ago was an amendment in order to get a debt ceiling passed, which should remind you of what happened last summer. history tells us it will take that kind of brinkmanship, frankly, to get something done. our estimate at the bipartisan policy center is that some time in late december or early january, treasury wil

angeles times" and the "chicago tribune," previously worked at the "to lead ledo bla" he won the 2007 livingston award for young journeyists of stories revealing the true roots of ohio's economic decline and part of the coingate team at the toledo blade, a finalist for the pulitzer prize. jim? >> thank you so much. thank you all for sticking around. i'm a numbers nerd myself, and i've been delighted with the amount of numbers so far. but i want to start without numbers and start with raw numbers. how numbers and how we should do this, 5 trillion here, 4 trillion there. let's talk about what's going to happen. right? what's -- what does this look like a year from now? both from the lame duck and going forward. how much closer do you all think we will be towards actual, you know, fiscal health, towards balancing our budget and most importantly, where will those budget balancing measures actually have come from. we'll start with you, sir. >> history would tell us, if you look at graham and haulens enacted 25 years ago, an amendment to get a debt ceiling passed which should remind you of what happen

tankersley and a colleague at the blade won the 2007 livingston award for their business as usual series of stories revealing the true roots of ohio's economic decline. he was part of the coingate people that was a finalist for the pulitzer prize. jim? >> thank you so much. thank you all for sticking around. i'm a numbers nerd myself, and have been delighted with the amount of numbers so far this morning. but i want to start without numbers and start with some raw politics. we just heard a lot of theoretical discussion back and forth about how numbers and how we should do this for $5 trillion here, $4 trillion there. let's talk about what is going to happen, right. what does this look like a year from now, both from the lame duck and going forward. how much closer do you all think we will be toward actual fiscal health, towards balancing our budget, and most importantly, where will those budget-balancing measures actually have come from. we'll start with you. >> history would tell us if you look at gramm-rudman-hollings, which was enacted 25 years ago was an amendment in order to get a d

we're looking at the snowfall in livingston montana ...growth is running between four and six weeks early this year ... we may also get some patchy frost tonight. we have a northerly flow bringing in cool air but it will warm up for the weekend. there will be another big canadian high pressure system brimming cool air into chicago early next week. it's 49 degrees here in chicago right now. here's a good look at the local temperatures away from the lake we've made it into the 50s. the wind is east at 11 and the water temperature is 50 degrees in lake michigan there are moderate values of tree and we've pawn in the metropolitan areaweed pollens in the metropolitan area where looking at the rain in the next two weeks the week after next week's back to be a wet one we are completely cloud free today 100 percent sunshine afternoon i will be 55 degrees that's right on track for this time of year ... it will be clear and cool tonight but some frost patches and land it will be about 41 degrees here in the city the high will be 64 tomorrow with a n

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. >> reporter: isaac livingston el, a native washingtonian says his frustration is not with the maybeout restaurants owned by asians. he says the owners never hire people from the neighborhood. >> can you go in every one of these stores, there is none of us working here. give us some jobs. >> reporter: at his office, barry seemed to dig a deeper hole. >> i new breed of persons who are coming, ethiopians, which are african, which are black, and they are much better connected. if you go to the mellon store on mellon and martin luther king, you find they're going there and giving out turkeys. >> reporter: the mayor wasn't happy at all with barry's words and said there is no place for those comments. >> i think he needs to apologize and hopefully indicate he doesn't intend to do that again. >> quite i few businesses in ward 8 and most of them support me, gave me money and they also put my posters in their windows. >> reporter: although barry is pull being back from the words he used, he says bringing jobs to his ward still remains an issue. >> i admire their worth ethic but they have to h

. >> ira from livingston, new jersey. >> serial dividend raiser, what's your take on it?al dividend raiser. i think the stock is much cheaper than -- >> buy, buy, buy! >> these companies are really great shareholder companies that can take us into the jersey play. i like it. bob in virginia. bob? >> boo-yah from virginia, y'all. >> nice to have you. >> you have a very polite staff. i like the nat gas story. are you negative -- >> i can't because it's just, if you want to go that way, you know i want you to go kinder morgan. kmp has come down a great deal. that's a better play. let's go to cameron, please, in virginia. a lot of virginians. >> how you doing, jim? >> how are you? >> i'm awesome. awesome. hey, i want to see your outlook on micron with all the recent earnings from qualcomm and intel? >> nope, nope, nope -- >> sell, sell -- >> i'm not going to go there. i'm sorry, but i do want to go to bobby in illinois. bobby? >> yes. >> go ahead, bobby. >> yeah. this is bobby from chi-town, i have a question for cramer. >> you're on. >> caller: i'm interested in natural gas

by the way -- >> emily livingston. >> jimmy: congratulations. holy moley. >> thank you so much. jimmy: and cool. >> the coolest and most wonderful person i've ever met in my life. >> jimmy: whoa. >> she was an olympic gymnast for the team canada in the sydney 2000 olympics. she's a rhythmic gymnast. she does that ribbon, you know, and ball. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and since then, she has been doing cirque de soleil-type contortion things and arial things. she does that thing that i know you and higgins did. you know, going from the material, you know. >> jimmy: the trapeze type of stuff? she made you take a class, a trapeze class? >> yes, and then she thought for fun -- >> jimmy: i would pay money to see jeff goldblum in a trapeze class? >> well, she took her phone and put it on as i was trying my first go at it. yeah, it was something. she was spectacular at it. >> jimmy: were you nervous at all? get up? >> yeah, i was. you know, i'm athletic. i'm fit, you know. i consider myself, you know, courageous. but, no it was a little -- it was a little bit scary. and the teacher

he told the truth of >> reporter: isaac livingston, a native washingtonian, said his frustration is not with the many take-out restaurants owned by asians. instead he says the owners never hire people from the neighborhood. >> you can go to every one of these stores. there's none of us working here. if you want to do something for the community, give us some jobs, you know. >> reporter: at his office thursday barry seemed to dig a deeper hole by suggesting ethiopian owners would be better in ward 8. >> a new breed of persons who are coming are ethiopians and africans which are black and they've got much better connected. if you go to the middle of the store on martin luther king, you find the owner there biffing out turkeys of. >> reporter: mayor gray wasn't happy at all with barry's words and said there was no place for those comments in d.c.'s diverse community. >> i really think in addition to an apology he needs to explain what he meant and why he did it in the first place and hopefully indicate he doesn't intend to do something like that again. >> reporter: sandra segar thinks barr

and he is also a finalist for the livingston award for a fine journalist. i would also like to thank my friend in the former lieutenant governor of the state of new york. thank you all for coming, and away we go. [applause] [applause] >> three years ago today, congress passed the american recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. it was about this time that the house had already passed a bill period we were waiting for senator sharad brown to return from his mother's weight. the bill contained about $300 billion in tax cuts, $200 in spending, for medicare medicaid, unemployment and food stamps, about $100 billion in education spending to save teachers jobs and infrastructure products, these include highway and road projects and long-term investments for clean energy am a broadband, electric carts, and high-speed rail. overall, it is now estimated it will cost about $840 billion. if you look at all the state programs over time, like the wpa, the manhattan project and the marshall plan to rebuild europe after world war ii, the stimulus is bigger than all of thes

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after weeks of diving, ken livingston has given an indication of his [inaudible] sadly he refuses to publish the tax affairs of the company set up. does my friend agree with me that ken livingston has ceased to be the old pretender and has become the dodger? >> i think you speak for all of london when he speaks on this point. ken livingston owes the people of london some proper transparency, about his company and about his tax bill. there are still several days to go before this key election. he should make that information available. and have to say that it's something of a shock this week when i hardly ever agree with anything allen sugar has ever said. but he's saying londoners shouldn't back kent, he was spot on. >> thank you, mr. speaker. now that the prime minister has created the economic mess the country's in, can i be helpful to the prime minister? drop these ridiculous proposals for genal bakeoffs and celebrate the capital program for covetry. >> as i said earlier, we are spending more on capital on schools in this parliament than on either of the first two labor parliament

emily livingston. very beautiful -- you have a picture.ic "gm ii rhythmics. >> have you tried the trapeze? >> we went there. she got me on a flying trapeze thing. have you ever done that? >> no. >> it's scary. >> fantastic? >> it was fantastic but scary, just like everything worth while. >> continued success to you. >> thank you. and to you. so nice to see. >> you what's the name of the show you're on this morning? cbs -- >> "cbs this morning." >> thank you, jeff. >> thank you so much. >> jeff goldblum you can see him in "seminar" on broadway right now. >> nobody wants to be a debbie downer, especially on this show, but lucky us, a woman who introduced us to debbie downer, rachel ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> by the way, it's official. i can't have children. >> after seven years playing debbie downer and other characters on "saturday night live," rachel, upbeat attitude these days. >> she's had a few surprises, bad and good on snl in her new memoir "girl walks into a bar." love that. comedy, calamities and midlife miracle. hello. how many people wa

when can livingston -- ken living 10 appeared, -- livingston appeared, hrupert cried out, "that is me >> that was the influence of alcohol. >> [unintelligible] well, an external observer might observe [inaudible] let's not get into that. we -- >> it was a stupid, lightheaded remark. >> one point which arises out of the merger of sky television and bsb. on the -- the broadcasting act that was passed that year. do you recall that? >> no. >> it preserves the exemptions, if i can simplify, preserves the exemptions that non-domestic satellite services and sky was operating out of luxembourg. >> we were broadcasting on our luxembourg satellite. >> it was non-domestic. the act preserved the status quo, although there was plenty of opposition to it from the labour party. >> i take your word for it. i do not remember. >> do you remember a discussion on march 31, 1992, with mr. wyatt? >> he might have been lord wyatt by then. >> is in his diaries -- it is in his diaries. >> this was at your flat, apparently, saturday, 31st of march. page 262 of volume 2. which is in the bundle, tab 15. the day

joining us to handicap the racetalk about what is at stake for the winners and losers is abbey livingstone with roll call thank you for coming and talking with us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start off talking about what is happening locally maryland has congressional races coming up in particular ben carden ands are cobart let. >> senator carden is expected to win easily and then probably win the general, maryland is lucky it has one of the wildst races and it is my favorite race the maryland six the man handle of maryland goes -- panhandle of maryland goes into montgomery the incumbent is bart let, 85 years old he is threatened he is republican he will have a very difficult re- election tomorrow there is a heated democratic primary and it is between a state senator, and a business man. >> it will be contentious to say the least >> it has already gotten very contentious and president clinton endorsed delaney and governor o'malley endorsed, giola. >> is it more likely bart let could less this position it could go democratic. >> i rated it leans democratic, bart let will likely los

back to twitter with jan -- and on facebook -- next is livingston, new jersey. good morning to diana, a democrat, you are on the air. caller: i see the differences between the democrats and republicans as far as being supportive of women. one of the first things that president obama did was to pass the lilly ledbetter action and offer the fair credit reporting act, and health care reform, because our country is in trouble. as far as the people that are concerned about the deficit, if you are so concerned, then why do you want to a give of the ,eople who don't need the money but you are willing to give them all these tax breaks, if you are worried about? the about why is the republican party fighting president obama at every step of the way when he agreed for every $10 -- for every dollar in spending, to do $10 in tax reform increase -- to reduce the tax spending? he tried to address the deficit spending. the only thing is he does it in a more fair way and not try to further break the middle class. as the wife of a 55-year-old union construction worker, it falls

reporter since 2008 and earlier was a reporter at the news and hispanic twice finalist for the livingston award as the of the leading journalists in america. thank you for joining and i want to say that we are particularly honored to have in the audience life and of our friend the former lieutenant governor of the state of new york so thank you all very much for coming and away we go. [applause] to three years ago today, discussed the american recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. it was about this time with a house that already passed a bill 3:30 p.m. we were waiting for senator sherrod brown of ohio to return from his mother's week in the senate the bill i think ) and ten, 10:30 p.m.. the bill contained about $3 billion of tax cuts about 200 billion a safety net spending for medicaid employment and food stamps for education spending to state teachers' jobs and promote education reform but $200 billion for infrastructure and this is a combination of the shuttle ready highway and road projects and long-term investments and clean energy broadband electronic health records and electric car

reporter since 2008 and earlier was a reporter at the news and hispanic twice finalist for the livingston award as the of the leading journalists in america. thank you for joining and i want to say that we are particularly honored to have in the audience life and of our friend the former lieutenant governor of the state of new york so thank you all very much for coming and away we go. [applause] to three years ago today, discussed the american recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. it was about this time with a house that already passed a bill 3:30 p.m. we were waiting for senator sherrod brown of ohio to return from his mother's week in the senate the bill i think ) and ten, 10:30 p.m.. the bill contained about $3 billion of tax cuts about 200 billion a safety net spending for medicaid employment and food stamps for education spending to state teachers' jobs and promote education reform but $200 billion for infrastructure and this is a combination of the shuttle ready highway and road projects and long-term investments and clean energy broadband electronic health records and electric car

a thousand dollars each from each of my grandmother's to put a $2,000 downpayment on a house in livingstoncould. i tell you, it makes me wonder about how many kids are in newark, jersey city and irving ton and camden and trenton who have all the god given gifts to be governor of new jersey someday but won't get there because we don't have the guts to stand up to the educational establishment in the state who wants to protect the status quo. i reject that. and if it costs me my political career, so be it. >> a recent quinnipiac poll shows christy approval rating at 59%. the highest mark since taking office in 2009. christy received 64% approval from the state independence. impressive. >> six months, saying things were rough with chris christie. he was talking off camera at 35% the same way he's talking on camera right now. we all heard him. he's figured out how to do something that pays off politically that scott walker in wisconsin and john kasich in ohio have tried to do. >> it's pretty easy to do. the four state senators from new york state running with opposition from conservative group

publica -- i'm sitting out reading the livingston awards thing, and every year now i see and trees from. that is good, but it is an isolated model. if i were running a journalistic institution or any media institution, one of the first things i would do -- and i learned this living in silicon valley -- i would hire an engineer who spoke english, put them in an office next to me, because engineers are the content creators. those apps are created by engineers. they know how to reinvent content, to think in fresh ways about how to ride at a digital content. >> the languages you should learn to speak -- chinese and arabic, and coding. python -- you got to know how to use the language that engineers a product. >> what makes you hopeful, coming down over the puck over the next five years? >> everything is continually gravitating toward that hand- held device, and you are going to see many more things straight the internet speeds are going to be greatly enhanced. you are caught see a lot cool new apps. if he said to me, ken, five years from now, what is the hot new thing? if i were mark septem