public funds was spent on the makeover. 12 million euros were allocated to a new cable car over th rhine. german president made su his itinerary included a riride durg his visits. he asserted that the show will attract large numbers of tourists. >> it is already worth a trip banks to its fortress and the confluence of the rhine and the rivers. now it is really decked out and it is a must see. but the organizers expect around 2 million visitors to the show, which runs until mid october. >>>> there is no stopping -- the dominated trade -- they dominated. lolois hamilton posted the secod fastest time. after a difficult start to the season, the mercedes team finally had something to smile about. >> in tennis, the world's number 3 ranked player has been upset by austrian in the quarterfinins of theonth a car lote masters. he struggled to what the match and failed to convert seven chances to break a third. spspain the semifinals. this is his first victory in four attempts. >> welcome back. the disaster in japan has sparked renewed debate here in gmany about thehe fure of nucleaear por. more an

one of the points that's stressed and i see reports is that the ground full south to north of the rhine river rua pilots it was almost a mission to land and he was stated that he does intend to. within seconds all ninety six on board flight one i won. the time with ten forty one am. i was out for the plane. going down to heaven so first question. where it was obvious that no one was going to see. is a five story crowd control star there were no conditions and requests was still made to attempt a trial approach transcripts from the plane's black box flight recorder reveal the crew were acutely aware of the rapidly increasing visibility and also a precious and around us. soon as possible google crazy yeah we don't know who he is what we do know is that a senior minister periodic may enter the cockpit throughout the flight and that the chief of the air force himself was present at the time of the crash under these conditions the pilots continue their approach well having passed the point of no return the president's plane began its final descent the dense fog and poor visibility meant that

the editor in chief of "the hot line" talking about what is next in the congress as they take up the rhine budget plan. we expect the passage of a bill to keep a budget for the rest of this fiscal year. maya macgineas and randy sabett, the internet and data protection attorney to talk about cyber attacks. they are on the rise. tomorrow morning "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. thank you for being with us on this sunday. enjoy your weekend. have a great week ahead. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> "newsmakers" on possible gop candidates. then the coverage on the 2012 budget begins with paul ryan. also remarks from representative chris van allen -- hollen. >> as a host and a trader, you are not republican or democrat. you look at the impact of what government is doing on the financial markets, whether it is the oil market, trading, wall street firms. >> denied, fast money anchor melissa lee and what she believes it is her role in the recording business and financial news. watch the interview toni

among other things, pg&e will have to report which rhines -- which lines are being plea placed.e'll also have to detail the pipelines considered high risk. >>> there is a new move to keep the nba in sacramento. two men have now come forward as possible last-minute savers of the sacramento kings. billionaire ron berkele and sacramento lobbyist darius anderson they say they could lead the group to buy the kings. the kings' current owners, the maloof family, they want to move the team to anaheim. they say on monday they will probably ask the governors for formal permission to move the team. it needs a majority of the governors. >>> another piece of the new bay bridge tower is being lifted into place today. this is video shot this morning of that section. once that piece is lifted and secured, it will add 15 feet to -- feet to the height of the tower. after this section there's only one piece left to ad to complete the tower. the whole bridge is expected to be completed in 2013. >>> what's happening at toll plaza, sal? >> you know what? the toll plaza -- it's not gotten busy at all

german rhine. -- chairman ryan. no. the ayes are 16 and the nos are 22. >> the amendment is not agreed to. next, we're going to the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. >> of men and designated as no. 7 offered -- amendment designated as number seven offered by mr. honda, elementary and secondary education into head start. >> i got it. the budget should not just the exercises in accounting. they are an expression of values. budgets articulate a vision. chairman ryan was right to call this budget a patch. but it leads us astray. how can we leave if our children are not properly educated? if we drill down to what this means for our students, the results are even more disturbing. regardless of which metric favor, only a third of our children are able to read on grade level when they reach the 12th grade. when you combine this with the fact that a child who cannot read in the third grade has only one in five chances of graduating in high school, the picture gets even worse when we look at mathematics. in a wo

now the floor debate on the rhine and budget resolution.this debate, some spectators caused a disruption in the gallery and were arrested by capitol police. and in all, nine people were arrested, three more outside. this is 50 minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccarthy: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to first start by thanking the chairman of the budget committee, mr. ryan, and the entire budget staff and members on the house side. >> mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the chair: the gentleman is correct. conversations please cease, clear the aisles, bring your conversations to the cloakroom. the gentleman from california. mr. mccarthy: i'd also like to thank the democrat members on the budget committee as well. what we are taking up today is the point of where this country goes. because this debate has taken on for quite sometime there is not one person that's not watched the news and watch the clock of our debt, $14 trillion. i want you all to imagine for one moment, just imagine for one moment what the country would hold in

tea party members and small towns that we think they can put across the rhine and planned.are for mitt romney for president, but we're going to use this coalition, and this is a brilliant concept. small towns and the 27 million small businesses to put across the ryan plan, an ally to be the number one supporter of paul ryan in the in addis states. i am a mitt romney for presidents the border, but i am crazy about paul ryan. i think it would be the most powerful coalition in the american politics, thousands of small towns and 27 million small businesses. host: summer saying that they ryan plan does not go far enough? caller: who says this? host: the republican study group is bringing their amendments. caller: deeper cuts, i agree with that. we will put together the best plan that we can. i think the it ryan plan has a great possibility to be enacted across the country. we will support any plan that cuts spending. but think about this coalition and your guest. that 27 million small business owners and small towns and the millions of tea party members. we are putting it togeth

the rhine proposal -- the ryan proposal will come to rest on the shoulders of those least able to bearhe burden which is one concern democrats have. he proposes by 2015 to bring the federal budget down to 15% of gdp. if you do that, want to pay for defense, medicare and medicaid and a few other essentials and pay the debt service, there will not be any allocation or anything left for the neediest among us. host: standard and poor's rating service has lowered the long- term outlook for u.s. sovereign debt to negative from stable. the agency also reaffirms the investment-grade credit ratings on the country's long-term and short-term debt. guest: that is the warning shot. there will be more and more things like that. i think we can say right now that we have a strong economy, particularly if we can get it back running on its feet, which is not at the present point. that economy supports a budget that can meet all of the obligations of the federal budget for as long as the eye can see. there is a place and time coming when we will not be able to meet our debts and the sovereign to hold our

the rhine plan. >> wait, what are we doing?e are voting now. >> the gave the privileged explain the vote and i want to explain my vote. >> to sentence is. >> i've got one sentence left. [laughter] >> the chairman -- the chairman unveiled "the wall street journal" op-ed charges a different course. >> gosh, come on. what are you doing? [laughter] >> given that his --. >> what is your vote? >> present. >> okay, ryan. [laughter] >> i'm sorry, mr. honda? >> he said present. let's don't give them another chance to speak. [laughter] >> i've got some things i would like to share. [laughter] i'm going to make it simple. i'm voting yes. i'm voting for the amendment. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> mr. chairman? i would like to be recorded present, please. >> please report the vote. >> do you want to change her vote? >> no, don't. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes or two in the nose or 23. >> to ayes, 23 knows, the amendment is does not agree to. >> and 13 present. >> mr. chairman? >> we whereon to mr. van hollen. >> amendment

if you look at the rhine proposal and obama, there are ideas on different paths to head down, the numberstill do not match. do we go down this road or that road? the laboratory of democracy, as they called the 50 states, with a lot of conservatives and trying to make their economies grow. host: from cleveland, good morning. caller: are you for more free trade agreements? guest: i am a reporter so i do not have a position. i just like to describe how they work for. what you probably know is you look at the exit polling, free trade is overwhelmingly unpopular in ohio. center -- senator sherrod brown is very populist. republicans nationwide are pro- free trade. the blue collar republican is anti free trade. it is complex. caller: you have 1 billion people in china who will take our jobs, 1 billion people in india. we have millions here needing jobs and now they are signing agreements with colombia and panama with the average monthly wage of former dollars. how do we compete with that? will we all live in poverty? host: a lot of ohio of viewers calling in. caller: thank you for taking my call

with -- what paul rhine and the republican budget does is tell the truth to the american people about how serious a problem we face as a nation. it offers real, common sense solutions to address them, gives them ideas that work, solutions that work. it creates economic growth and job creation by fostering the right business climate for growth in america. it tackles our spending, dangerous spending deficits by reducing those over time, implying and imposing discipline on our federal government so they have to live within the same means our families and small businesses have to do. it provides real security for our seniors an medicare and medicaid and social security, an more importantly offers hope for young people who don't think those programs will ever be around again. paul ryan's republican budget offers them hope that they don't have today and it repeal this is terrible opaw macare and gives america hope again. i strongly support this budget and yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. all time for debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the amendment in the natu

now, before debate on the rhine and budget resolution. some spectators cause a disruption in the gallery and were arrested by capitol police. nine people were arrested in the gallery, three more outside. this is 50 minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccarthy: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to first start by thanking the chairman of the budget committee, mr. ryan, and the entire budget staff and members on the house side. >> mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the chair: the gentleman is correct. conversations please cease, clear the aisles, bring your conversations to the cloakroom. the gentleman from california. mr. mccarthy: i'd also like to thank the democrat members on the budget committee as well. what we are taking up today is the point of where this country goes. because this debate has taken on for quite sometime there is not one person that's not watched the news and watch the clock of our debt, $14 trillion. i want you all to imagine for one moment, just imagine for one moment what the country would hold in the dream

we know that in the rhine and budget, we are looking at $6.20 trillion. as you make those initial cuts, those savings are going to compound every single year. it will get us on the road to a balanced budget. >> what do you think about the number 38? >> we will see what comes back. is a hypothetical at this point. >> we are going to wait and see what comes back. >> i have been asked this question by a number of the media. i am not going to say what i will vote on until after the measure is in front of me. we all know what happened with the most recent vote on this health care reform. we have to pass it before we know what is senate. it is irresponsible for us to stand here and say what we will and will not do. until the measure is in front of you, i think it is hypothetical to ask that question over and over again. i say it is a responsibility in. we cannot negotiate, talk about what it is that we're willing to do until it is in front of us. it has not been put in front of us yet. >> [inaudible] the want to respond directly to harry reid's comment. >> we h

the floor debate on the rhine budget resolution.e, some spectators caught the destruction in the gallery and were arrested by capitol police. in all, nine people were arrested in the gallery, three more outside. this is 50 minutes. i want to first start by thanking the chairman of the budget committee, mr. ryan, and the entire budget staff and members on the house side. >> mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the chair: the gentleman is correct. conversations please cease, clear the aisles, bring your conversations to the cloakroom. the gentleman from california. mr. mccarthy: i'd also like to thank the democrat members on the budget committee as well. what we are taking up today is the point of where this country goes. because this debate has taken on for quite sometime there is not one person that's not watched the news and watch the clock of our debt, $14 trillion. i want you all to imagine for one moment, just imagine for one moment what the country would hold in the dream if that clock was zero. what could we invest in? wha