maloney owed a lot of it, about $80,000 worth. her college debt from four years at catholic university. the little sisters can't help her. they all take a vow of poverty. >> we've been caring for the poor. >> reporter: to raise the money, maloney and the little sisters hosted a rock-a-thon, to rock for an hour. >> she has many other choices. young people do these days. to give your life in service of others, that's a higher calling. >> reporter: now, seeing all the rockers focus on family. here at little sisters she's the baby. for the catholic church, less than 2% of all clergy are under 35. >> when we have fewer young clergy it means that we lose the vitality and the energy and the new ideas and the ability to connect with the younger generation that younger people in ministry bring. >> reporter: attracting young people is hard because, like maloney, many of them are in debt. organizations like the fund for theological education offer scholarships and grants to pay off debt. so far, maloney has been raising money herself. people

maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. maloney: madam speaker, the joint economic committee, ich i chair, released a report today that finds that if congress fails to extend the federal unemployment insurance benefits program, the unintended consequences could be extremely serious. serious, not just for the two million americans who would see their benefits expire in december, but extremely serious for the larger economy as well. prematurely ending the program would drain our economy of some $80 billion in purchasing power. just as our fragile economy is beginning to recover. this would result in the loss of over one million jobs over the next year. even now, there are five americans looking for work for every job opening in the land. and more than 40% of those unemployed have been out of work for 27 weeks or more. including over 159,000 in new yk state with some 95,000 in my home of new york city. choosing to vote against an extensionndhus add a million americans to the ranks of the unemployed cannot possibly be considere

maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. maloney: madam speaker, the joint economic committee, which i chair, released a report today that finds that if congress fails to extend the federal unemployment insurance benefits program, the unintended consequences could be extremely serious. serious, not just for the two million americans who would see their benefits expire in december, but extremely serious for the larger economy as well. prematurely ending the program would drain our economy of some $80 billion in purchasing power. just as our fragile economy is beginning to recover. this would result in the loss of over one million jobs over the next year. even now, there are five americans looking for work for every job opening in the land. and more than 40% of those unemployed have been out of work for 27 weeks or more. including over 159,000 in new york state with some 95,000 in my home of new york city. choosing to vote against an extension and thus add a million americans to the ranks of the unemployed cannot possibly be c

maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. maloney: madam speaker, the joint economic committee, which i chair, released a report today that finds that if congress fails to extend the federal unemployment insurance benefits program, the unintended consequences could be extremely serious. serious, not just for the two million americans who would see their benefits expire in december, but extremely serious for the larger economy as well. prematurely ending the program would drain our economy of some $80 billion in purchasing power. just as our fragile economy is beginning to recover. this would result in the loss of over one million jobs over the next year. even now, there are five americans looking for work for every job opening in the land. and more than 40% of those unemployed have been out of work for 27 weeks or more. including over 159,000 in new york state with some 95,000 in my home of new york city. choosing to vote against an extension and thus add a million americans to the ranks of the unemployed cannot possibly be c

gregg: maloney wilkes. martha: the collapse of the trade deal is getting a lot of talk, an embarrassment, some say, to president obama and, the g 20 nations are refusing to back a u.s. push to make china boost the value of its currency, the anchor of varney & company and the fox business network, stuart varney joins us now. why is it a failure for the president. >> let me amplify, you call it a failure, it may be a bit strong but there was absolutely no gain for america in these financial meetings. on the issue of a trade, no deal whatsoever. on currencies, china, refuses to budge. on the issue of america printing $600 billion new dollars, well, we're under harsh criticism from the rest of the world and the result is, you could probably call this a failure. the president has gotten nothing from other countries, out of this trip. now he returns to what you described a moment ago to near chaos and confusion on the issues of debt and spending in the u.s. and the result is these are difficult "financial times"