emily. manisha, egypt is still focused for the european markets, although, investors are getting back to fundamentals. here s where europe s markets stand at the moment. the ftse has the first rise in four trading days. it s up 0.76%. paris cac is up as well as zur rush and xetra. data such as manufacturing pmi, figures from germany and the uk are encouraging as the fall in germany s unemployment rate. manisha. well, on the currency market, the dollar s been losing some ground in european trade. right now one dollar will cost you $1.38. it s also down a shade at $1.61. so coming off its gains from
on the land and in the air. 800 military personnel engaged in another show of force. the south korean army calls its largest winter air and land trip. holiday drivers paying more than $3 a gallon to gas up today. prices are 16% higher than last christmas. it was two years ago this month that gas prices bottomed out at an average $1.61 a gallon. finally storms that pounded southern california for days. they have left a real mess, a huge mess behind. flooding and mud slides have damaged homes and businesses across the region this scene east of los angeles and right now emergency declarations cover that county and five others. rivers of med. first of all, good morning to
more than happy to put ceos in charge of deciding how much taxes they actually pay. this guy has no idea what he is talking about. for every dollar in unemployment benefits the economy grows by $1.61. making all of the bush tax cuts permanent only gets the economy 32 cents per dollar. gingrich saying he wants to put business leaders in charge of their own tax cuts. gosh, maybe some insurance executives? while getting rid of unemployment insurance is financially irresponsible. psycho talk. coming up, senator bernie sanders called it an absolute disaster. liberals across the country, they re going nuts because the president caved on tax cuts for the top 2%. reaction from the united steelworkers international president leo gerard and joan walsh of salon.com. that s coming up tonight in the battleground story. the maverick ought to be ashamed of himself. he just turned his back on a 9/11 first responder.
there is a number, but i would have the business leadership of the country describe the number. what? the newtster wants ceos to decide when their own tax cuts expire? he wants to give more power to the guys whose recklessness caused this recession? meanwhile, listen to what he says about unemployment insurance. i would agree to a short-term extension on employment. but i have proposed since we but i have propoear on ce we unemployment that we change the entire program to into a worker training program, and not give anybody money for doing nothing. so newt wants to pull the rug out from under millions of people who are unemployed by no fault of their own, but he is more than happy to put ceos in charge of deciding how much taxes they actually pay. this guy has no idea what he is talking about. for every dollar in unemployment benefits the economy grows by $1.61. making all of the bush tax cuts permanent only gets the economy
fault of their own, but he is more than happy to put ceos in charge of deciding how much taxes they actually pay. this guy has no idea what he is talking about. for every dollar in unemployment benefits the economy grows by $1.61. making all of the bush tax cuts permanent only gets the economy 32 cents per dollar. gingrich saying he wants to put business leaders in charge of their own tax cuts. gosh, maybe some insurance executives? while getting rid of unemployment insurance is financially irresponsible. psycho talk. coming up, senator bernie sanders called it an absolute disaster. liberals across the country, they re going nuts because the president caved on tax cuts for the top 2%. reaction from the united steelworkers international president leo gerard and joan walsh of salon.com. that s coming up tonight in the battleground story. the maverick ought to be ashamed of himself.