y prince royce que arrasa en el gusto de todas las jovencitas, es uno de los mÁs esperados esta nocheky martin que va a cantar por primera vez lo mejor de mi

constantin snow golf cup this is a private competition with the three sponsors, rothschild group and rolls-royce cars... and after... that is open to everybody, all the tourists who is in megeve can play directly in golf and after we have a competition for old sports champions and then the megeve winter golf club starts on friday and saturday and we close this long two weeks by the world championship snow golf cup. >>reporter: lead sponsor vacheron constantin has been involved with the competition practically since it first teed off. even if the event is more than a little unconventional. >>guten: we need to find events which are very exclusive which are in line to be able to treat our clients and not giving something they've seen everywhere and this event is part of this philosophy. >>reporter: like many of these events it's mainly a marketing exercise, but one that does provide a good fit forluxury brands, keen to meet clients that come from across europe, china and beyond. >>neubauer: our resources are very small and very special company so we are not able to do some advertising likethat so b

y estÁn con nosotros, larry hernÁndez y prince royce., ponte al lado para que salgas! una, dos, tres. cheese! [risas] >> eso! ven para acÁ, mi amor. de verdad que, chicos, un placer que hayan estado con nosotros esta maÑana. les deseamos suerte a los dos y ya sabe usted puede ser testigo esta noche de lo que pase en el escenario y puede tener acceso desde su computadora desde univisiÓn premio lo nuestro. com o premio lo nuestro. com. vamos a continuar con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. neida, adelante. >> quÉ bien la estÁs pasando, y mejor la pasarÁs esta noche, por supuesto. >> scott brown revelÓ que desde niÑo fue abusado varias veces por un consejero y que su padrastro lo maltraba. en una entrevista con la cadena c b s. el republicano indicÓ que ni su madre sabÍa del abuso porque cuando ocurren esas cosas uno se siente avergonzado y herido. todos los traumas de su niÑez los relata brown en su libro: contra toda posibilidad. >> cada aÑo diez mil niÑos resultan heridos en accidentes de cunas y corrales. datos recopilados de 19 de las salas d

the seemingly unstoppable rise in the price of gas, and the responsible rolls royce.our early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, he has created a whole new image for himself on the big screen, and it's selling like hot cakes at the box office. >>> coming up, a 20-year-old makes history at the daytona 500, and kobe bryant puts on a show at the nba all-star game. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. a marine scientist warns the bp oil spill has decimated life in parts of the gulf of mexico. there is crude remaining stuck at the bottom of the sea floor. she also disputes an assessment by bp that the gulf will recover by the end of next year estimating that microbes have only consumed about 10% of the leaked oil. >>> texas lawmakers are expected to approve a law soon allowing students and professors to carry concealed weapons on college campuses. if the measure is approved, texas will become the second state following utah to pass

rolls-royce celebrated the 100th anniversary of its famous hood ornament.rit of ectasy, otherwise known as the flying lady who made her debut in 1911. to mark the occasion, 100 rolls-royces made their way lieu central london passing by notable landmarks including the house of the parliament and big ben. >>> one snow festival in japan attracts giant crowds who come to see giant ice sculptures. visitors brave chilly temperatures to see more than 250 sculptures including cartoon characters, athletes and national landmarks. it took a month of hard work and 6,000 loads of snow. as one of japan's largest tourist attractions, the week long event drew over 2 million visitors last year alone. wow. >>> at one competition south of that snow festival, digging yourself a hole will make you a winner. thousands of competitors, mostly pros who dig holes for a living, turned out for a hole digging contest. sure, prizes are awarded for depth, but there are also winners for create sxift costume. this year's winner, a nearly 11 foot deep hole which earned its team about $1200

el recodo" y la revelacion de la bachata "la banda el recodo" y la revelacion de la bachata "prince roycemundial y lcuero a la trayectoria, ahora tenemos a los mejroes y peores vestidos. >> vamos a comenzar con los mejroes, para ti fue gloria trevi. >> si, el tono del accesorio es increible, . >> ahjora a ibel coindell. >> si, oscar de la renta , muy discreto elegenta,. >> ahroa, riseline sanchez sánchez:parece que es tul de seda, algo muy femenino. >> ahora el sombrero de malvado. >> el premios e lo lelvo lucero. >> este atuendoe santa muy padre pero n para este tipo de eventos. >> tambiñn , nuestra belleza latina no acerto. >> chino y nacho?. >> hace cuenta que se fueron al circo (risas) . >> si queire ver la lista compelatd e ganadores y los chismes vaya a univision14.com. >> los trabajadores desviaran los carriles pasando las casestas de cobro , habrá el mismo número de carriles. >> el costo economico de la explosion en san bruno se duplico, ahora los gastos se calculan entre los 200 y 300 millones de dolares, mientars esto ocurre se acaba el tiempo para que las coompañias realizaen s

estarÁn con nosotros manÁ y prince royce. éx >> una carretera de mÉxico se convirtiÓ en una trampa para estadounidenses de inmigraciÓn y aduana. uno perdiÓ la vida y el otro estÁ herido por que fueron vÍctimas de un atentado sangriento. >> bienvenidos. dos funcionarios estadounidenses se convirtieron en blanco del crimen organizado en mÉxico mientras conducÍan de la capital monterrey. >> tenemos cobertura en equipo desde mÉxico a estados unidos, comenzando con leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. >> nos encontramos en el hospital de la salud en san luis, potosÍ. aquí llegaron los dos agentes, el mÁs joven perdiÓ la vida; el heridos se reporta estable y fue trasladado a estados unidos esta madrugada. logramos captar imÁgenes de la reconstrucciÓn de los hechos. >> sicarios del crimen organizado fueron los responsables de asesinar a jaime zapata, un agente norteamericano de la oficina de inmigraciÓn y aduanas; tambiÉn hirieron a otro. autoridades de ambos paÍses trabajan en las investigaciones. el sobreviviente recibiÓ los primeros auxilios en un hospital en mÉxico, pero ya fue trasladado a los estados u

so what i figure, if we sit here on television and we say we like rolls royce phantoms, hey -- >> jimmyghter ] >> jimmy: no, not for me at least. maybe for you. i wish. >> you can have some of my marmalade. >> i would rather the rolls royce, but i'll take marmalade. but really, i'm happy. look at this press here, you've got some good press. look at how beautiful. cover of "vogue" there. ooh-la-la. [ cheers and applause ] this is beautiful. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: and i heard that this day, weirdly enough, when you were doing this photo shoot, you were just -- you didn't know you were pregnant? >> i had no idea, and i cried through the whole shoot. >> jimmy: you were very hormonal? >> the whole shoot. i was really hormonal, i had no idea why, and every time anyone said, "are you okay?" oh my god, i was crying. and i'm thinking -- >> jimmy: i'm just gonna change the flashbulb. "no, no. don't change the flash." [ laughter ] >> it was exactly like that. and then i think, "pull yourself together. this is "vogue." this is a big deal. what are you doing?" >> jimmy: imagine if you loo

constantin snow golf cup this is a private competition with the three sponsors, rothschild group and rolls-royce cars... and after... that is open to everybody, all the tourists who is in megeve can play directly in golf and after we have a competition for old sports champions and then the megeve winter golf club starts on friday and saturday and we close this long two weeks by the world championship snow golf cup. >>reporter: lead sponsor vacheron constantin has been involved with the competition practically since it first teed off. even if the event is more than a little unconventional. >>guten: we need to find events which are very exclusive which are in line to be able to treat our clients and not giving something they've seen everywhere and this event is part of this philosophy. >>reporter: like many of these events it's mainly a marketing exercise, but one that does provide a good fit forluxury brands, keen to meet clients that come from across europe, china and beyond. >>neubauer: our resources are very small and very special company so we are not able to do some advertising likethat so b

essentially, one is that a security guard be present friday and saturday night to monitor a royce ring.from 9:00 p.m. until the close of business and that they do not deviate from the business plan unless agreed to by the planning commission. this item was to be before you at the last meeting, and there were some concerns. they have been worked out, and we can hear from both sides regarding any issues they may have about this. it is not necessarily a requirement in the coat or a plan for mechanical music devices, but given the location of this, it was thought they should engage in some security, so with that, the applicants can come before you. president newlin: commissioners, do you have any questions? how about a motion then? clerk: public comment? president newlin: i am sorry. public comment. director kane: that is not the public. that is the appellant. >> i just want to thank you. just a couple of things i wanted to present a brief lead. we actually gathered signatures from local businesses. we went around and talked to the business owners to let them know what we wanted to do with our

i sat in the rolls royce and fondled the umbrella. >> the other thing about it, the access to the auto industry ceo's. i ran into an old family friend dave fisher, one of the people behind the event. it was fun to see him. it's nice to come back to detroit. >> detroit's in your blood, no doubt about it. >> i grew up in birmingham. he grew up in detroit hills. my father's company bought steel from bob's father. the auto industry is definitely in our veins. it's great to be here. >> that's the thing -- you can move away from detroit, but you can't move detroit out of you. >> so you are both here tonight. >> having a great time. great cars. just an exciting time. >> terrific. thank you so much for taking time to talk to me and giving me the reminiscing from 1963. >> that's when it came out. >> what chevrolet had was a corvette body. they would lift it way up to show the guts and flip it around. we were like, wow. the studebaker was introduced here too. it's a fiberglass sports car which i now own one because i thought, i have to have that car someday. >> well guys, thanks for being here.

ok royce we have some dramatic driving music so this. lady.was being chased by the prissy still to. believe. what. mileage well done. well as my brain kicks it. i manage to pass the course and you never know when these do but do this point come in hand. now i can dramatically we my way in and out of the moscow traffic please go off to a walk in just a scope. but i couldn't hit the road back to the capital for i picked up a few keepsakes and in the pens a region that means. these will be a little pricier than your average but this region is famous for its lead crystal and this museum has a collection that goes back all the two hundred. into the curator it's particularly historically spiffed. little james known shames you can see these unique collection both in terms of age and content. is can will be used to study the history of glass blowing in russia and the rest of the world. although it originated in the late eighteenth century it is still being replenished and of course before it can be transformed into something beautiful the rule materia

pleased with how the operation is regardless of how much it cost to him policing operation the rules royce through the evening going into the we've prepared for the. looting to ensure that it's a silly. clues into the evening. more than a thousand people drafted into to and from all over the country and that's what one of the u.s. forces had to say about that. i've been bringing people. just like a huge operation to allow racists in fact just to. the english defense league has seemed to manage at least for now to have got that violence drunken sort of football hooliganism aspects of their organization under control as they say at least for. the moment membership is fairly diverse already it's not just white people as you might imagine they still say sikhs there are jewish people there are black people who are among that rank to tehran saturday so we have to just wait and see what the what the a.t.l. comes up with next to whether it was intended in the david cameron made his comment today or whether it was done deliberately to coincide with a small march is not clear but it is clear that to

all over the world there take a minute billions to keep these guys rolling around in their rolls royces for what so they can sell overpriced gas to american s.u.v. drivers well that's all over with you got to get real jobs now guys i suggest you apply down at your local mcdonalds you have this information transmitted in this week's cable took place in november two thousand and seven when sadat husseini a geologist and former. of exploration of the saudi oil monopoly around cairo he met with a u.s. diplomat so this was during the bush administration remember when cheney kept on dick cheney kept on flying over there to saudi arabia and set out all hussein he told them that iran twelve point five million barrel a day capacity needed to keep a lid on prices could not be reached yet they don't have the oil pump now this is going to be interesting going forward because america doesn't have the money to buy higher priced oil china however does because china has all of america's money they've got three trillion dollars in reserves so they can afford to pay up for oil and gas the u.s. so ever ca

policing operation the rooms royce through the. roof prepared for the. true religion to ensure that the so you. can push into the evening for. and it was a very successful operation as he said i've heard word of just two arrests there wasn't any violence that we saw so what that means really is that the english defense league has seemed to manage at least for now to have got that violent drunken sort of football hooliganism aspect of their organization under control as they say at least for the moment their membership is fairly diverse already it's not just white people as you might imagine it's also the sikhs there are jewish people there are black people who are among their ranks here on saturday so we have to just wait and see what the what the e.t.l. comes up with next whether it was a coincidence that david cameron made his comment today or whether it was done deliberately to coincide with this march is not clear but it is clear that it again he is not the first person to have made these comments inside europe germany's angela merkel also said that

worries over political instability in the middle east seem to be easing but it sounds so high rolls roycesigh after the engines giant unveiled on long term service is still with airline emirates worth more than two billion dollars and resource stocks are also rallying in london b.h.p. billiton and xstrata a both up about one of the hot. and in russia they are ts in the my so it's. i have slipped into red retreating from the early mornings games up to last week's roller coaster ride all the blue chips the low the salad with world companies leading to trouble myself. and the world's largest al-ameen producer has reported a three percent increase in its total of medium output in twenty ten year on here who sells first deputy c.e.o. says twenty attempt showed a recovery of global of many of consumption to pre-crisis levels but china leading the way within the five years china will switch to the new and improved and i think you will see the signs already in this year in two thousand and eleven may be may be at the end of the year but in two thousand and twelve i think differently imports from c

healthy percent and lloyds banking group shedding point nine percent shares of air space for a rolls royce group slipped one percent up to posting at seventy six percent in two thousand and ten net profit. and russian stocks declined for a third day investors are shifting their assets out of developing countries concerned that inflation will hurt growth in emerging markets the r.c.s. is losing two percent of the my xix is down one and a half percent energy majors are the main drag as oil drops to eighty six dollars fifty three cents a barrel its sixth day of decline lukoil the country's second biggest producer is down point seven percent gas problem is dropping two point three percent investors are worried the refinery will suffer most if the russian anti monopoly was dark horses fuel prices lower noise may kill is also shedding over two percent all the articles. and all in north america is recovering from yesterday's losses spog by an unexpectedly strong inventory's report in the us through ports showed that the gasoline supply was at its strongest and twenty one years brant crude for del

a guy named royce williams who actually engaged i think it was six, was surrounded by six migs and fought his way through that. and afterwards they pretty much -- i think the nsa which was just coming into being hen, the nsa -- then, the nsa was monitoring the radio circuits, and they pretty much confirmed that those were russian pilots. now, you know, during during the air-to-air combat in korea was mainly conducted on our side by the u.s. air force, and they would fly up near and engaging communist pilots up there. the real reason was almost undoubtedly that the communist pilots didn't want to crash south. they wanted to be able to retreat home. so you have to deduce from that that these were russian pilots. you know, it's interesting about the carrier aircraft and the u.s. navy. this may get too technical for some people, i'll keep it brief. but these were straight-wing planes, these jets, and the reason was that they had to land on aircraft carriers. they had to be able to maintain a low stall speed so they could land on these carriers. and that, in turn, made them less effective than

royce. mr. royce: i appreciate the gentleman for yielding. the bipartisan deficit reduction commission has looked at the work of the g.a.o. on this issue. the g.a.o. has tried to get governmental agencies to look at reducing their vehicle lear -- vehicle fleet. one of the examples is where the g.a.o. found automobiles in a parking lot that had not even been used for three years that had been purchased. their point is this. with 650,000 vehicles that the government uses now, there is a way to put in place, if you followed the recommendations of the g.a.o., a way to reduce that fleet and save money. and the general accounting office said the government agencies are badly managing their vehicles psms we know with one agency, the department of energy, that decided to put in place these recommendations, they reduced their fleet in their budget going forward, they can reduce their fleet by 35%. what we're saying with this amendment is let's follow the recommendation of the g.a.o., the heritage foundation endorse this is, it certainly was supported

royce, just did, to the 100th anniversary of the birth of ronald wilson reagan. we know that ronald reagan is an individual who has provided inspiration to democrats and republicans alike. and there is a reason for that. the reason is that while not everyone agreed with ronald reagan's policies, he was an individual who was able to provide encouragement, he was an individual who was able to provide inspiration and i think most important, mr. speaker, he was an individual who was able to provide hope to so many people all over this country as well as across the globe. mrs. reagan did an interview this past week leading up to february 6 in which she was asked the question, what do you most want your husband to be remembered for? and what she said was that she wanted him to be remembered for the fact that he instilled a sense of optimism for the american people. that great sense of optimism which was not polly anna like because he was very clearly realistic, direct and had a great strength of character, an unwavering commitment to his principles, but at the same tim

and rolls royce offered the department of defense a fixed price contract. their offer saves $1 billion in the first five years and puts cost overruns at the risk of the contractor. this is an unprecedented move in major defense acquisition. finally, providing for a competitive alternate engine will serve as a hedge against operational risk and ensure that a fighter that makes up 95% of our tactical fleet is not grounded due to engine failures. fully funding the alternative engine is not only prudent risk management but an acknowledgment of the fundament responsibility that congress has to protect and provide the most reliable equipment to our men and women in uniform. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to vote no on this ill-guided amendment. it will not save taxpayers money in the long run. i'm not even sure it's going to save them money in the short run. and i yield back my time. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut rise? >> strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes

prisoners in those states received nearly $19 million in royce refunds in 2009. that's after filing tax rushes. >>> two u.s. senators are taking a swing at the smokeless tobacco habit. they want the league and players union to ban chewing tobacco. democrats frank lawsuiten burg and dick durbin are teaming up. >>> city officials in san francisco are saluting desmond right there. he's the linebacker for the green bay packers. yesterday, supervisors held a city hall ceremony honoring him for his accomplishments on and off the field. he's a graduate ofle a he holds an annual youth football camp as well as conducts other activities to help. >>> going bald at able 20 could be a red flag for prostate cancer later in life. french researchers found 20- year-old men who have gone bald are more likely to get the disease. >>> diet pepsi has a new look and they are choosing to show it off at this week's new york fashion week. the drink itself is not changing but the can is. pepsi says it's celebrating beautiful, confident women who drink diet pepsi in the new skinny diet peps

royce's question. i mean, clearly as we detail in the report, there were monetary policies made for cheap money. there were capital in flows into this country. in the end the availality of capital need not be the maker of a crisis. the fact is, that as i said earlier, t federal reserve could have set tougher mortgage lending standards, they allowed a tragic deterioration of mortgage lending standards notwithstanding all the information they had. companies levered themselves up. the investment banks were levered to about 40 1. take bear stearns, for example, they had $11 billion in equity, abou$380 billion in liabilities and they were borring up to $70 billion in the overnight markets. that's like a small business that has 50,000 in equities, borrowing $1.6 million with about 300,000 due every day. in this environment have you to be careful for excesses, but this idea that reasonably priced capital is it necessarily the maker of the crisis i think is a flawed one. it can be channelled to productive uses

, poncho. [ aplausos ] >> [risas] >> nos vamos hasta los Ángeles, srs., corazÓn sin cara de prince royce vamos a decir cÓmo y el arte perfecta para que las fotos sean inolvidables. >> los 4. >> pero vamos directamente con birmania rÍos para ver quÉ es lo que nos tiene mÁs adelante. >> desde time square, vamos a estar conversando con charon. >> estamos muy despiertas y... >> congeladas. >> porque hace un frÍo que se pela. >> venimos mÁs adelante, y nos vemos. mucho amor y mucho cuchi, cuchi. hasta la vista. >> y miren este vestido de novia que se puede convertir en el postre de su hecho: la medicina en advil, es la más recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. más que las medicinas en tylenol... ...o aleve. la medicina en advil es... número uno recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. no hay mejor alivio que éste. advil. [ locutor ] starbucks via se siembra... ♪ ...se cosecha... se tuesta y muele tal como lo hacemos con nuestros otros cafés premium. ♪ que tenga buen sabor es más que razonable. pruébalo. compra un paquete del café instantáneo starbucks via, tod

royce. the speaker pro tempore: for how much time? mr. back just: for three minutes. mr. bachus: for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. royce: it was interesting to note it was the republicans who attempted to regulate fannie mae and freddie mac. it was the republicans attempting to bring regulation against those government sponsored enterprises because the federal reserve had approached us and told us that we faced a systemic economic consequence that might bring down not only the housing sector but the other sectors of the economy. and who was it that pushed for the zero down payment loans? who was it that pushed for the arbitrage over at fannie and freddie? the s.e.c. has always had the ability to prosecute securities fraud. but what happened under may dove -- under maid off -- under madoff for 18 years and 20 years under president clinton and president bush is you had an inability on the part of the young lawyers at the s.e.c. to fund that fraud. and this is something i and others have pushed for. one of the thin

have seen is a strong sense that there is element of civil society of the people that congressman royce that can form a strong, stable democratic government. >> i know my time is running. i just want to share another situation with my friend from new york, the fact that 350 million people in the area of community press on the fax that these two countries, saudi arabia and egypt -- if these countries falter, just as likely to be some serious problems coming out of this. i urge them to the fact that one of the main issues that always seems to come into the equation when we talk about the middle east is the will. my sense is that we've spent almost a trillion dollars to get rid of saddam hussein and expenditures and energy and resource lists. and yet when it came time to divvy up the portions, some 30 major oil companies that conducted between -- contracting extract it from iraq to my surprise, china was the winner of the bidding process. at correct me if i'm wrong on this, the fact that it was fired blood, our money, our resources and supposedly having some sense of benefit as well for ou

we're also hearing that gunsin' royce -- that guns and roses. also no cheerleader. neither team has cheerleaders. >> i've also heard people are loan og ut -- loaning out their driveways. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's a good one. some of the parking in the stadium parking lot is going for a lost money. so-- >> they are renting out their refrigerators for the tailgaters to keep the beer cool and all of that. thank you, craig. stay warm there. you can watch the super bowl here. coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. >>> just park yourself right here on channel 2. sal is watching your commute. >> that's right, dave and tori. traffic is looking pretty good around the bay area. as we go to some of these live pictures, you will even see highway 4, which usually has some slow traffic here. also in antioch. there is a little bit in antioch but here in bay point, it's nice heading west. also the morning commute looks good. certain slip there are people out there -- certainly, there are people out there but a lighter day. you will notice it at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's light. w

royce. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as to the application of the cfdc proposed rules to foreign counterparties and foreign dealers, i was going to ask you about a concern here over regulatory arbitrage and over the fact also they're going to wait this out. you have your policies here, we see more and more derivatives, more business go to europe, and at the end of the day, we have american financial companies severely disadvantaged. this would be the foreign competitors. i mentioned in my opening statement that in the long run odorous rules that are not necessary will in doubt drive capital to nonu.s. markets, and you've testified here that you're in contact with regulators in europe. you expect them to follow the american approach, but how do you -- how do you have those concrete assurances? do we have a memorandum of understanding with european regulators? tell me how you assure of us that fact. >> we're working very closely. our three of the agencies are working closely with the european regulators. we share our docum

royce: we do get $179 million back into the treasury, which the c.b.o. doesn't count as savings. it's obvious that these curt upgrades should be funded through the u.n. capital master plan, that's the $2 billion, five-year effort to renovate up headquarters in new york. we do know by raiding the t.e.f. over payments owed to american taxpayers, rather than funding the construction properly through the capital masters plan, we do know the state department and u.n. will stick american taxpayers with 100% of the bill rather then the -- than the 22% we would owe if it was funded through the proper channels. that's what the debate is about. it's not whether the u.n. headquarters in new york should have adequate security. it's how the costs of that security should be apportioned and whether the funding process can bear minimum scrutiny. u.s. overpames are owed to the united states and the state department should truct thetown return that money. now, when you're -- when the u.n. is sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars, in this case, the u.n. actually told us about this, that's good

. >> quÉ les pareciÓ prince royce?s a seguir con margarita. vamos a seguir adelante. >> margarita la diosa de la cumbia. >> que aunque estuvo con colores muy brillantes y vivos. no tuvo un vestido adecuado a su figura. estuvo muy diosa. verdad? >> las telas vaporosas y vibrantes y se veÍa mÁs volumen de lo que ya tiene. >> tiene muchas lÍneas horizontales, tÚ no puedes llevar nunca a una alfombra. >> ni como vestido, ni como modelo, nada adecuado para su cuerpo. >> julia, vienes muy filosa. >> cruela de vil. >> nuestros amigos chino y nacho, la verdad que no se lucieron para nada, el rojo no me gustÓ tanto, sÉ que tratan de entrar con el carÁcter y con el tema de su canciÓn Última pero me pareciÓ... va con su personaje pero el otro no me pareciÓ tan estilizado como tendrÍa que haber sido no sÉ si es un paÑuelo o una corbata, parece una lengua gigantesca. >> pero nada mejor que lo Último en la de la noche, lucero. >> la ganadora de la noche. >> la peor de la noche. >> yo dije fue una falda y se la subiÓ como... y yo dij

rolls royce and british aerospace are large employers. we need to make sure that they go on and employ people. >> i would like to congratulate the prime minister and the chancellor and the quick actions they took on stopping the money. can the prime minister explain about the action about the u.n. resolution? >> the most important thing is trying to encourage and good in place terms as quickly as possible. i think is encouraging others to take that step before widening the net and putting even more pressure on the regime. >> thank you, mr. speaker. perhaps the prime minister should recall that under the last tory administration, we never paid for it. looking an interview, would you look at the export credit part played in providing cover for unstable military is? >> the trip down memory lane i was taking with john major was to celebrate the fact that this country played a part in bringing about kuwait's liberation. should we continue to have a strong relationship with that country and is taking steps to greater openness. should we have a

we have sent two or three letters to the president, congressman poe, congressman royce, and i, and others regarding our southern border. we just had two d.e.a. agents attacked, one was killed. 70, 80 miles into arizona there are signs telling american people don't go south of this because of the danger. this is in america. we have drug dealers sitting in spy sites in the united states monitoring the border from the u.s. side to make sure that they can bring their drugs across and bring people across in their vans and other ways. it is a real problem. now, we sent 17,000 people down to the gulf when the oil spill took place. we sent over 1,400 national guard people down and not even near the border in many cases, and we have a terrible problem. farmers and people are scared to death to go along the 1,980-mile border between us and mexico. and the president has ignored letter after letter after letter that would deal with this problem. and i would just say to the administration, if they were listening, let's get on with protecting that southern border. it's a war zone. and people are afraid

royce's question. clearly, as we detail in the report, monetary policy made for cheaip money. there were capital inflows into this country. but in the end the availability of capital need not be the maker of a crisis. the fact is that, as i said earlier, the federal reserve could have set tougher mortgage lending standards.e they allowed a tragic deterioration of of mortgage lending standardsgher notwithstanding all the information they had.ed companies levered themselves up. the investment bank bees were levered to about 40-1. take bear stearns, for example. in 2007 they had $11 billion in equity, about $380 billion in f liabilities, and they were borrowing up to $70 billion in the overnight markets. that's like a small businessli that has 50,000 equities borrowing 1.6 million with about 300,000 due every day. so in this environment you have toin be careful for excesses, bt this idea that reasonably-priced capital is necessarily the maker of the crisis, i think, is a flawed one. it can be channeled to productive uses. unfortunately, where the moneyme went was to create $13 tr

royce and i have introduced a very simple amendment, specifically the amendment would eliminate the $10.716 million in funding for the east-west center. the east-west center was established in 1960 according to its website, to foster better relations and understanding among the people of the united states, asia, and the pacific islands through programs of cooperative study, training and research. last year the federal government appropriated $23 million of the east-west center. on top of the federal funds it received the east-west center raises money from private sources. i'm not here to debate the merits of the east-west center. i'm not here to question whether or not the money has been used to do good things. what i'm here to do today is to debate and question why this program should be considered a priority and receive taxpayer funding when we're in a fiscal crisis. make no mistake, we are in a fiscal crisis that threatened not only our economic security but our national security. however, you don't have to take my word for it. admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff,

i assume the chairmanship of the india caucus here and the house, co-chairmanship along with ed royce. and i know that secretary of commerce to gary locke is india right now working on a trade mission, seeking opportunities for u.s. companies to help expand opportunity for exports to india. but one issue which i've been interested in for a very long time is the investment caps in the indian insurance industry. right now american companies can only own up to 26% of the value of an insurance company within india. even though i've been working to increase that number to 49%, what is the status as you know on that issue, and one more can be done to ensure that our service companies can export their services to india on a more level playing field? >> i appreciate your leadership on the indian committee, and we spent so much time on china sometimes we neglect the opportunities of the growth markets and needs in india and africa as well. as you know, president obama lead and export, a mission as part of his southeast asia trip last year. i will be on us, we've been extraordinarily frustrated

these arrangements are royce from smaller carriers whose permanent rates can be more than ten times higher than the rates charged by the largest carriers resulting in the potential for significant revenue from icc payments. the proposed rules would require incumbent and competitive carriers participating in such revenue sharing arrangements to refile their access tariffs to reflect a lower rate more consistent with their actual traffic volumes. the notice also proposes rules to address phantom traffic or calls that lack information to enable the terminating carrier to know which carrier to build or what rate to apply to account for 8% of all traffic and to divert substantial resources towards resolving billing disputes. resources that could otherwise be directed to broadband deployment. the proposed rule modifications are intended to insure that terminating providers with sufficient information for all voice calls to identify and build the appropriate provider. it seeks to comment on the interconnected traffic for purposes of the icc. it brings necessity to the industry. we propose to opti