many of them are not receiving ui right now.ting anything in some cases except for perhaps food stamps. >> let me play you something that john boehner said. this is his description of the economy right now. i just want to get quickly whether you agree or disagree with this description. >> there's no doubt that under president obama our country is falling into what i'll call a new normal. economic growth, high unemployment, stagnant wages. >> is that the new economy? is that recovery? >> that's the way the economy looked about three months ago. i think that latest news has been significantly better than that. and i would say that it's really a challenge to both parties. i think that democrats and the people have been saying that we have secular stagnation and need a much bigger stimulus and stuck in this new normal, too. i think everybody is ursurprise by the good news. nobody figured out what the political story is. >> i don't think he's wrong that economy remains pretty weak. >> it's not a new normal in my view. >> you think it

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program is structured it does phase out as unemployment rates come in, then people get less emergency ui. it happens state by state. the way it's structured phases out. >> there's still unemployment benefits. this is just extended unemployment benefits we're talking about. do you argue, mark? >> no, i don't. i think the lengthy unemployment benefits have created a real problem and we've created this class of folks who are unemployed for longer than a year that is very, very difficult to reconnect to society. i think the highest priority right now is to develop programs for the long term unemployed who are having a really hard time even getting a job interview right now. and focusing on sort of extending the problem i think is the wrong thing to focus on. if you look at president obama's economic speech, the part i like the best is his emphasis on addressing the long-term unemployment problem. he said he was going to meet with a bunch of executives at the white house soon and announce a new program. i'm quite eager to see what he says there. >> that you get a tax credit for hiring someone

want an agreement to do ui and returns for -- >> it depends on what the budget agreement is. it does not justify some of the misplaced priorities we're hearing coming out of some conversations from republicans, but on its own, we believe it should be extended and people have left that door open. proposal.democratic we do. it is in the packet you have there. if they are waiting for the president to send something, then hopefully that will happen. but the clock is ticking. we have a couple of weeks before christmas and we need to get all of this done. i would like it in the budget. it is part of our budget proposal, but that is not what i said. i think i used the term sidebar initiative that would go along timing wise with it. they are telling me it is the last question because we have to go back to work. i know that is a strange notion around here, but a notion it is. it is not a hard idea. we are forever pushing to get were done. this is a stunning place he we at.at -- please we are if you listen to the priorities we're talking about and the priorities of republicans, you hav

with unemployed workers, there would not be any question at all about the need to extend the federal ui program. more than anything else, they want a job. but finding work remains very difficult in an economy that still has one point 5 million fewer jobs than before the recession started six years ago. we have never had anything close to such a sustained job deficit after any recent downturn. it has been said in opposition to an extension that the federal emergency unemployment compensation program was adopted for extraordinary circumstances that are disappearing. no. no. these extraordinary circumstances continue, as indicated in the report issued just this morning by president obama's council of economic advisers. it highlights that the current long-term unemployment rate is at least twice as high as it was at the expiration of every previous extended ui benefit program. the extraordinary circumstances continue. the report also sets out the economic impact of a failure to act. it agrees with cbo and other economists. allowing the federal ui program to expire will cost our economy at l

unemployment rate is at least twice as high as it was at the expiration of every previous extended uiefit program. the extraordinary circumstances in a few words continue. the report also sets out the economic impact of a failure to act. it occurs with cbo, wall street analysts and other economists, that allowing the federal ui program to expire who cost our economy at least 200,000 jobs next year because of reduced consumer demand. for this congress to ignore the national economic impact would be shortsighted. to ignore the human, the individual human impact would be cold hearted. that is not the better nation, the better nature of our nation. and i trust of this congress. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman for championing this issue. i wish this hearing were not necessary, that we were not faced with what representative levin presented to us, but i am grateful to the co-chairs of the steering and policy committee for bringing us together to hear from our very special guests. i will yield in a moment but first i want to acknowledge that we've been joined by congresswoman

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unemployment rate is at least twice as high as it was at the expiration of every previous extended ui benefit program. the extraordinary circumstances in a few words continue. the report also sets out the economic impact of a failure to act. it occurs with cbo, wall street analysts and other economists, that allowing the federal ui program to expire who cost our economy at least 200,000 jobs next year because of reduced consumer demand. for this congress to ignore the national economic impact would be shortsighted. to ignore the human, the individual human impact would be cold hearted. that is not the better nation, the better nature of our nation. and i trust of this congress. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman for championing this issue. i wish this hearing were not necessary, that we were not faced with what representative levin presented to us, but i am grateful to the co-chairs of the steering and policy committee for bringing us together to hear from our very special guests. i will yield in a moment but first i want to acknowledge that we've been joined by congressw

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uying and wind it he said we consulted closely and he has been consulting closely long time.r a very it will be hard to see any daylight between the policy she pursues in three month's time and the policy he pursues. >> the white house in the beginning of the year warned that the sequester would be devastating to the economy. warnings during the shutdown have tremendous impact on the economy. g.d.p.icators like the growth and fed changing policy seem to be signs of strong economic growth. man with an assault is the disconnect? >> surprising. if you go back to the shutdown the white house council of economic advisors saying this will cost us jobs out to be one of the best job creating months in the year. underlying ground swell of strength in the economy such it would have grown even absent the downward pressure from the sequester. the c.b.o. estimates we would have grown 1 1/2 percentage points fast they are year absent all that fiscal restraint. that is one of the reasons you relatively optimistic about last year. not so much that a lot of great things are happening. constantlywe ar

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the actions of the ukrainian authorities the uk foreign secretary said it's unacceptable while the ui a second cup stating his opinion and even stronger times as usc's can actually come across town from washington. it's not often that you hear the word discuss that from a diplomat is usually reserved for some tremendous events well john kerry just use that to describe the decision of the ukrainian leadership could dismantle protesters barricaded the center of kiev and kiss would be set. united states expresses his disgust with the decision of ukrainian authorities to meet the peaceful protesting keys my town square where white police bulldozers and the cause rather than with respect for democratic rights and human dignity before secretary kerry speaks so it sounds like he speaks from a position that the us would never do anything like that but apparently completely forgot how twenty years ago right. police in the us. this man called hangs in the listed hundreds of occupied protested across the country citing local anti camping loss or a deep about how aggressively riot police disperse

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do the ui insurance exchange and -- extension.s unconscionable that the people in the capital of their left town and 1.3 million people are going to be out in the cold on december 31. >> do you worry that republicans will take the senate? >> at the current rate, no, i don't worry about that. i don't. i mean, while democrats may shoot themselves in the foot, these guys are taking their knees, taking their legs off at the knees. but democrats ought to be capitalizing on it more and they are not. i wish they would. >> let's say there's a democratic majority in the house and senate. which pushed for the use of the nuclear option on legislation to enact card check? >> on the house side? there is no nuclear -- well, the filibuster you're talking about. you know, look, i think you've got a number process that you normally go through. when somebody becomes obstructionism then i think you have to do something. look at what's happened. on the senate side these guys are -- have filibustered more the last three years than have a 30 years comb

already in the ui k you're uses're seeing tesco technology to determine the age and gender of their customers. a sickly have a digital formula, a mathematical equation for someone's face. what the technology does is scan everything out there, comes up with an algorithm that looks like a phase. from that it extracts the face and creates what is called a phase print. and is stored in a database they see how certain they are about that face. . the question is can you do more beyondder and age. that, how specific and how certain can you be? right now, the technology just isn't there. guy? >> technology has a habit of becoming better over time suggest things will become more accurate. given the fact that we have spent so much time talking about nsa spying and the relationship we have with data, presumably privacy groups are upset about this. >> they're going to be outraged and that is to be expected. the question is will they have political will or momentum behind them. in the senate you're seeing in individuals like al franken really pushing for it. you can expect something a little bit beyond wh

next time people fall under the national assembly the party and the men inspired by the actions at the ui is wartime delicious we took a machine guns and fought the russians the germans and the built to quote wanted to take away our ukrainian land. this is that the kaczynski and other party activists. the radical nationalist movement. we need school. to maintain an organization not cause conte exist without evil. protest is one of those suspected of arranging the bulldozer action team over the weekend then it was then held her next sentence. this book is in western ukraine which has traditionally gravitated towards her rather than moscow we played for the european union until the end and even if they bring out tanks. we read unocal which must go. i'm ready to pick up an ak forty seven and start shooting. two thousand people go to kiev everyda. i know mah so as to give it to the end of resistance forces consist of afghanistan war veterans and former security service officials recent polls show the countries that are sharply divided on the issue with more than seventy percent of those livin

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this is the eighth shark attack off of ma ui this year and 13th in hawaii. >>> twel year was blood and now the leaders in kabul will not agree with a deal with the united states. hammid karzi is not taking a deal coping the troops beyond next year. so far he is not playing ball. michael, former defense advisor. mike meek, good day to you. >> thanks, bill. >> what will take to get it done with karzi? >> we need to step back and look at the environment. what concerns me the metrics on which we are engaging future military activity in 2014. these haven't been played out to the full extent. what should be driving military activity is the future of the political line of development in the country and for me, the big question we need to be asking, what part does the taliban have to play in that? are we going down the line where we see future power sharing executive like we see in northern ireland, for example? or fighting the taliban for the foreseeable time. >> if that is the case, you believe that the taliban stays in afghanistan for a time that is uncertain, you agree with that? >> you ha

the ui checkpoints are going full steam. what to expect in the weeks ahead. >> a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device. wouldn't it be nice if there was a wireless company that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network and no annual contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. aio, a new way to wireless. >>> new video tonight from east oakland where police are searching for a man they say robbed a woman at gunpoint. it happened around 7:45 at the bank of america at the east mont mall. we're told the victim was using the atm there when she was robbed. the victim was shot but her injuries are said to be nonlife threatening. the weap

. >>> the police department is on high alert this holiday season for did ui drivers. we look at the process the drivers could face if they do decide to drink and drive. >> reporter: the police department is patrolling the streets, and anyone doing anything out of the said pulled over. now, most people admitted to drinking, but passed a field sobriety test. that wasn't the case for everyone. >> how much alcohol have you had to drink in the last six hours? >> reporter: 32-year-old said he has had two beers, but the smell of alcohol wreaking from his body urged officers to administer a preliminary alcohol test. >> don't move your head. you're moving your head. don't move your head. >> reporter: he was having a hard time following the pen with his eyes. >> i'm going to have you take nine steps along that line touching heel to toe. make sure the heel of one toe touches the -- make sure the heel of one foot touches the toe of the other. i want you to get your balance, hold one foot off the ground, six inches off the ground. keep your foot up until i ask you put it down. >>

the ui checkpoints are going full steam.hat to expect in the weeks ahead. >> a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app, cli i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> new video tonight from east oakland where police are searching for a man they say robbed a woman at gunpoint. it happened around 7:45 at the bank of america at the east mont mall. we're told the victim was using the atm there when she was robbed. the victim was shot but her injuries are said to be nonlife threatening. the weapon may have been a pellet gun

instead of selling acts, we were ,uying ask, trying to keep them madison square garden, radio city asas possible. that led me to the job at the rock 'n roll hall of fame, which has been able to take all of the things i've learned in being able to use them to do everything we can to produce events, like we do at the annual induction ceremony, and also look over and oversee things that happen at the museum in cleveland. >> let's talk about some of the inductees this year. >> kiss has been a fan favorite for a long time. says, whatsomebody you do, and i tell them what i do, i get that, how come? how come so-and-so isn't in their? that forbeen one like years. there is no rhyme and reason to it. artists, after they become eligible after 25 years -- this year, they got on the ballot. they got enough votes to be in. top vote getter from the fan ballot that we started for the second year. >> nirvana? >> nirvana is an iconic band from their time. there are certain artists in their period that set a standard for all other artists that come after them. they created a new sound, a new feel, and t

. >> this was 20 years ago, so i don't know how rich uis. >> san francisco has a housing shortage. >>his, the san francisco displays in the neighborhood agency, the housing alliance, the central lines, all of that. and basically when the group gets behind us, or they just campaigning to get more money? where is the big damage being done? a google police standing at a bus stop? >> with civil rights and things like that come a lot of protesters are not making money and so i don't think they are doing it for that reason. and i'm willing to bet you that these groups are not getting a lot of money for this and maybe they should put their efforts elsewhere like protesting. >> but your point is that they might not be successful. the part of why they are doing this is to get attention. >> in his attention chasing, but i think there's an element here. tech employees are highly valued and then they get paid is a lot of money and there are people in san francisco who don't get paid as much. so what is the problem that some people are riding buses to work? >> if i am a google employee and i live

we just did a budget deal that didn't include an extension of ui. >> that was the number one thing youwanted to talk about. why is that so important? >> to have 1.3 million people who are going to have no benefits as of december 31. the first six months of 2014, another 1.9 billion americans will be without any kind of income or support. these are long-term unemployed people. it becomes more than just -- it is not about a campaign issue. it is about feeding them. when it comes to helping those workers, those unemployed workers, santa is not the only one making a list this time of year. we are making our own list as well. to make sure that they don't get left behind. look what happens. they get left behind. we lose gdp. we lose jobs. we lose buying power. everybody suffers. these are people that have bad luck. the plant shut down. they were laid off. i do not have an opportunity to go back to work. we really want them to make sure that they do. your question is, what is out there? it is challenging. people are struggling to find a job. those with a job are worried about losing a job. or

and i can tell you this, when it comes to ui, when it comes to helping those workers, those unemployed workers, said the is not no one is going to be making a list this time of year. we are making our own list as well to make sure that they don't get left behind. look what happens. they get left behind, we lose gdp. we lose jobs, we lose buying power, everybody ultimately suffers. these are not people who are lazy. these are people who have bad luck, their plants shut down, they were laid off or whatever and they don't have an opportunity to go back to work. we really want them to make sure they do. but your question is, what's out there? so they challenge us. people without a job are struggling to find a job. those with a job are worried about losing a job or losing benefits. those that are a little older are struggling and figure out how are going to get by in retirement, because the 401(k) generation has sure been a colossal bust for most americans. it's been great for investment bankers on wall street but it hasn't done so well -- >> what's the number one thing the media, speaking

why the price of nearly every household item uis expected to go up in 2014. >> we hear from the man who was buried by an avalanche and lived to tell about it. thanks to some quick thinking by his brother. >> off to this stunning pick off off the coast of california. going viral, you can see why. a gorgeous photo. >>> welcome back everyone. taking you live to new york city. boy, that city literally never sleeps. and it is going to be lit up, that is times square, new year's eve is coming. it's always fun to see all of the people that pack into that small space there. 5:11. better stock up now. experts predict some of the common items you use will be going up significantly in the new year. they say beef prices will go up because of the increase in cost of feeding cattle. they say bread costs will rise as well as wheat and wheat flour could see a four to five cent increase. the cost of those forever stamps set to go up 3 cents to 49 cents in late january. look for a 3 to 5% jump in the cost of housing and chocolate prices t one thing to comfort you of this, could soar as high as 26% in the

i look at ui, unemployment insurance stuff, that may be carved out of this. yes, while increasing federal spending levels that's because congressional democrats have skroungd around for loose change and found a way to pay for this stuff. this is all paid for. that is distinctly the goalpost has been moved right insofar as everything needs to be paid for. at the same time here we have the farm bill. we've had plenty of senate democrats on this show saying we are not going to go above the $4 billion of cuts that are in the senate bill. and now it looks like they are going to double those cuts. in addition to $5 billion, expired stimulus spending, that's $13 billion in s.n.a.p. >> all of this budget brinksmanship has distributed people from fighting over the real stuff like the farm bill. i think people would like to see a longer budget, even if a tiny budge so they can get back to talking about immigration. immigration advocates want a budget deal so maybe they can move on from talking about immigration reform or talking about the farm bill, which is hugely imp

friday test, in addition to finding the alcohol in his vehicle, he was arrested and charged with the ui, driving without a license, and position of alcohol on school property. >> he is a well-known known figure at the school. it is a surprising situation. >> it's a great school, so it is sad. >> he is the fifth loudoun county teacher arrested for being drunk at school in the past two and half years. >> we have more than 12,000 employees. i don't think that we can save five out of 12,000 is a trend, but it is concerning to us. >> hopefully i will be able to rebuild. >> parents say they were notified by the principal about the situation. moveday the school quickly. the london county school district said the teacher taught one gym class yesterday morning, but at no point was he alone with any students. jeff gold berg, abc 7 news. >> let's talk about the weather now. we have such a warm, mild day. coldin tomorrow with the front, then cold and quiet saturday. sunday could be an icy mess. thetime lapse from spacelab, as president obama comes to the microphone to speak about ms. mandela -- we

money on expanding products and services their companies, banks getting leery about lending buying uying houses, cars. talked to all of the industries that told me the same thing. do is create the certainty. conservative principles that are still relevant, still working today. taxes low, letting people take personal responsibility which they should, creating the right work environment. speaking of workforce and education. poverty is the key to and ignorance in our nation. get a an help people better education, we can help them get the job they need so become productive citizens in our nation. maybe we can keep them out of out of our use, prisons, out of poverty itself. here's what we're doing in it homa and trying to do nationally. i had the opportunity right now to serve as a national chair of association.s and as a chair, we have an initiative that we launch. my initiative is putting america back to work. called america works, education and training for tomorrow's jobs. what you find in america right is you do have companies have moved jobs overseas because of corporate tax rate, worke

democrats have signaled that they perhaps would like to bring up an extension of ui as either a sidebar or within an omnibus. do you support extending that to americans who are long-term unemployed? >> i have a huge layout problem in my district from the war on coal the administration has waged. we have 7,000 miners that are jobless in the last few months and not much better prospects. however, to extend unemployment would require an act of congress, authorizations coming out of committee and going to the regular process. we cannot do that on an appropriates bill. >> also, sir, in your district alone, 67,000 folks are dependent on food stamps. the house voted earlier this year on a farm bill that would cut this by $40 billion. why did you vote in favor of cutting a program that so many of your constituents depend on? >> later we had a chance to vote separately for foodstamp increases, which i voted for. >> do you anticipate any farm legislation would cut the foodstamp program? would that be harmful to constituents in your district? >> whatever the farm bill provides, it needs to address

perspective meaning less fiscal drag in those years and then takes away with the other hand with the ui expire. >> josh, you know, the argument we hear from republicans about unemployment insurance is that, you know, well, we don't want to foster these lazy behaviors of people who, you know, they should be out looking for a job and i have to tell you, if you have been on unemployment insurance or your family has, you're not really sitting around, you know, doing your nails, you're trying to find a job and doesn't that do a disservice to what the underlying sort of economic policy issues are to unemployment insurance? >> i think it does in this economy and there's an effect paying people not to work at the margin you get people not working and people are in different circumstances and may have two earners household and one says i will ride this out for 26 weeks and go get work in a good economy but that applies when the labor market is tight and people don't look for jobs that's fewer people working and now you have nearly three job seekers for every job economy and then you had a figure

uys. >> good to be with you. >> the white house hasn't exactly declared victory, bob, but 90%, obviously the pages are loading much faster. is this a sigh of relief or are they still on pins and needles? >> sort of a short sigh of relief. there's general agreement that there's been significant improvement in the website. the question becomes, you know, how many people can really actually sign up, actually get insurance. and that remains to be answered. >> and they have until december 23rd we should say to sign up. e.j., is that when the real test begins, when we start to see, number one, how many people actually got enrolled, how many young people, and if that back end is working well enough that people who are actually getting insurance can actually see a doctor and not have problems with that? >> right. i think the big tests are december 23rd and next march. can they sign up all the people they need to, and particularly can they sign up young people to create a kind of balanced market. i

we just did a budget deal that didn't include an extension of you why -- ui. >> that was the number one thing you wanted to talk about. why is that so important? >> to have 1.3 million people who are going to have no benefits as of december 31. 2014,rst six months of another 1.9 billion americans will be without any kind of income or support. these are long-term unemployed people. just -- itmore than is not about a campaign issue. it is about treating them. when it comes to helping those workers, those unemployed workers, santa is not the only one making a list this time of year. we are making our own list as well. to make sure that they don't get left behind. look what happens. they get left behind. we lose gdp. we lose jobs. we lose buying power. everybody gets left back. these are people that have bad luck. the plant shut down. they were laid off. i do not have an opportunity to go back to work. we really want them to make sure that they do. your question is, what is out there? it is challenging. people are struggling to find a job. those with a job or worried about losing a job. or

i knew was that i know what to start combing two with a ui painstakingly you come up with answers in advance of the changes saying as the youth league. what is the question. i seasoned the meat is eaten until it is in the reform is in a crackdown on corruption. i'm sure he wants to. i mean that i think he's he's probably even more. he's going to be more focused on making sure the anti corruption of protests in china. i kept on going to sell them on anything as i think he wants to be in china backed deal with this opening up that is probably happening with social media attention he needs to get a live axle because he didn't have but it isn't that bush and i and your obvious cases of corruption and a standing weekly be crackdown by the end i mean is that the uk now needs to teach been torn off that country and of course the year including lead to increased tensions with neighbors. most notably japan and south korea over disputed islands in the east china sea and. when you look at one of them muscle flexing that's going on sixteen. is that a sign that actually domestically on. he's tryi

ui?> user interface -- >> clearly for someone like me. , which wed app created this year, and an iphone app of the work, lot which is very important for a paper online. it was really easy for a lot of our users. >> all we have heard about is how much consumers are struggling and now people don't have enough money to spend. what is the threshold for paying for post? >> so it's interesting -- i think the existence of online invitations and cards made paper indemand for addition to cards different. the threshold depends on what they are buying, and from holiday cards and wedding invitations, a higher threshold paying for paper because of the archival quality of paper and the importance of the event. for a kid's birthday party it is great to save $100 and send them online. >> what is the fastest area of growth? probably a day is big deal, too. is it weddings, 40 birthday parties? >> great question. we are doing analysis to really understand. i would say that the biggest area of growth is a ge

>> ui describing the color this year, emerald. as you are describing the color of this year.tivity, innovation, originality. >> of disruption? what it is doing is encouraging people to be more creative and inventive and today's society we are all striving. >> i have massive respect for what pantone does, over 2000 nuances in color. >> almost back to an adult industry. we were that with the jewel tones, remember the really ugly, ugly colors. how did we get back to adult colors? >> people are so much more educated now. much more information available. just on the pantone website alone when we put up the colors of the season, we get so many hits. there are so many consumers today who are so much smarter than that used to be and they have the world wide range of what color is available to them, and they are making smarter choices. >> window apparel companies and football -- footwear companies rely on the colors and there is a lot at stake but what about businesses that engage in other businesses, industrial companies, what do they get from colors of the year? >> of course, from a

this is a ui. if you can tell what the name of the guy is that at men's this when i am not doing it, i will give you one dollar. he even mailed me because my computer's name appeared in the list when i landed on this controller. things in the world around you are keeping track of and loosely logging places in not a lot of people look. the protocol that was designed to bring together hvac systems and industrial systems that were running in businesses like this one. if you wanted the air- conditioning to talk to the garage or the alarm, you could use this to do that. echelon makes the system and they are stackable. there is a place in denmark that has one place controlling all the controllers in the city. the lower controllers were password-protected but the upper one that controls everything was not. i found a place that was like a convention center under that basketball floor, i guess, is an ice rink that you can defrost if you are up to it. why these controllers are online, i am not sure. i am gue

point is well taken about the long-term unemployed and engs extension, former extensions of emergency ui. congress has never allowed the program to expire when we've had this many long-term unemployed. in fact, it's precisely because of times like this that you need the emergency extension and the implications of a an exploration are very dark on the microlevel, as you imagine, people need the money, given the absence of employment opportunities for them. but also at the macrolevel. this actually hurts an economy that's trying to kind of achieve the velocity that's alluded us thus far. >> i want to find out how widespread it is. this is a republican rand paul who is making the case against more unemployment benefit, giving the case against the extension. this is rand palm. >> do you support extending unemployment benefits or would you let 1.3 million americans lose those benefits before the end of the year? >> i do support unemployment benefits for the 26 weeks that they're paid for. if you extend it beyond that, you do a disservice to these workers. there was a study that came out a few

not in this hat's budget that needs to be passed is ui, unemployment insurance. 1.3 milliontentially people who during chrys malice time are going to lose their unemployment benefits at a time it's very difficult for a lot of folks to find a job. and that's not just bad for for those and families, its's bad for our economy and for our cities. if they don't have the money to pay the rent or be able to buy food for the families, that has an effect on demand and and it could have an effect generally. have said onomists failing to extend unemployment is going to have a grade on economic growth for next year. things 's some basic that we can do just to create a better economic environment for outstanding mayors. there are some areas, for minimum raising the wage that could have a tremendous boost in a lot of the ities where there are a lot of service workers. and do some of the critical work for all of us every single day. but oftentimes still find themselves just barely above overty or in some cases, below poverty. i want to explore ideas with them. them luck, you can see a binds group,

ui five minutes to summarize your testimony. mr.eakinrecognizes for a five minutes opening statement. >> thank you for the privilege of hearing today. let me upsize a few points that i made in my written statement. the first has been pointed out by the chairman and others. medicare advantage is a valuable and popular part of medicare. nearly 30% of beneficiaries voluntarily enrolled in it. it does provide extra services and innovative approaches to health care in the medicare program. it disproportionately serves lower income beneficiaries and minorities. it has been the program of choice for them. most importantly, medicare advantage is not fee-for-service medicine. it represents an important opportunity to move away from the practice of medicine that costly and that rewards volume over quality and american health care system. medicare advantage is under reform. due to provisions in the affordable care act and others more recently. the first thames from reductions. second is thehe modification of benchmarks relative to fee-for-serv

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