sliver, maybe a little bit, lawmakers are debate emergency spending bills that would reopen some portions of the federal government including the national parks. so how much would this cost, this effort? shannon bream is live in d.c. with the taxpayer calculator to crunch some of those numbers. that is an interesting question, shannon, how much would it really cost to open the parks? reporter: let s start there, the house pass ad measure with a price tag reopening parks for $3 billion t would provide funding for the national park service which would include the world war ii memorial in the spotlight this week, smithsonian institution and gnarl gallery of art and holocaust museum only through december 15. how does it trans late to taxpayers. if you make $30,000 a year, your cost would be $1.42. for those making 50 to $100,000 a year your portion is $13.44. if you make $250,000 or more the
individual funding measures including one that would cover operations at national parks and smithsonian institution spots like the world war ii memorial in the spotlight this week and u.s. holocaust museum. this isn t political. we re trying to solve problems. for world war ii veterans, this was a trip of a lifetime. the price tag comes to $3 billion. if you make less than $30,000 per year, your annual cost would be $1.42. those making 50 to $100,000 a year, your portion is $13.41. those earning $250,000 or more, the price tag comes to $372.14. senator leaders urge the pass from democrats to be put to a
new polling from some key midwestern battlegrounds. first to ohio. a newp pp poll, president obama s lead there is four points, 49 to 45. ppp tends to lean democratic but the new columbus dispatch poll shows the president with a lead more than twice as big. he s up nine in the newspaper poll. 51/42. in iowa, a new des moines register poll has the president up 49/45. that s been a tricky state, iowa. we ll be right back.
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emerging markets. pauline, let s take you to stock markets that are actually moving, starting here in europe. they re moving higher for a second day this week. markets finished with gains across the board on monday. with the exception of the xetra dax and frankfurt, most of those markets adding, albeit modestly, to some of the gains as you can see ftse 100, broadly trading flood. the smi up by 0.06%. on the currency markets, this is how the euro, the pound and the yen are currently doing. the euro currently at 1.42, the pound at 1.63 and the yen at 80.59. here in asia, japanese markets re-opened after a throw-day weekend holiday with a good dose of positive sentiment. the nikkei in tokyo rose more than 4% bit close. now, financial stocks were some of the winners there.