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this is nightly business report with tyler math son and susan garrett. battle of the budgets. hoes first up, house republicans say their plan saves nearly $5 trillion. the white house says the math doesn t add up. another record bear le upon the dow inches high tore another all-time high and the s&p 500 snapped a seven-day winning streak. and the unfriendly skies. how frequent flier programs are changing. fasten your seat belts and make sure you re locked in and upright for this. good evening and welcome to our public television viewers. after days of having the focus wall street, today it shifts to washington. it sure did, tyler. there s an escalating budget battle waging in the capital after house republicans unveiled their latest federal budget proposal today with plans to slash the country s massive deficit and get government spending under control all without raising taxes. as senate depp democrats prepare their own budget plan, can congress and the presi
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesNew-yorkOklahomaCapitol-hillDistrict-of-columbiaWashingtonChicagoIllinoisUnited-kingdomAmericans and some temporary solution will be found. rose: like what? like some sort of as we call it, government of the president that say the government who have the majority evaluating case by case, or you know, with some temporary agreement. one of these solution will be found, another to let the situation calm down. rose: so here you have, look at this. you have, mr. berlusconi getting 25% of the vote. yes. rose: a comedy mr. grilo had 20 percent poster of the vote. mr. berlusconi is a comedian and the other person is a comedian. that s 50% of the vote. i m the person that should not talk twice and he s always lost in the elections. but you know, he made the campaign. it s the same man. not only telling you i shared the but i skhul give back the tax you have paid last year. it s unbelievable. but in the moment of economic crises quite a few but look, he lost a big percent of the vote because he had a very strong majority that passed. and then he lost a lot of v
New-yorkUnited-statesCopenhagenKøavnDenmarkGermanyAfghanistanPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaChinaSyriaRussia correspondent kwame holman begins our coverage. we believe that we owe the american people a balanced budget. for the third straight year we ve delivered. in fact we balanced this budget in just ten years. reporter: as house budget committee chairman paul ryan spelled it out, the republican plan would cut the deficit by 4.6 trillion dollars over ten years. some of that would come through the higher taxes approved in january. but 1.8 trillion would come from repealing the president s signature health care law. in addition the plan convers medicaid to a block grant to the states and reduces its federal funding share. ryan also proposed, as he has in the past, transforming medicare by giving seniors a fixed amount to purchase traditional program coverage or a private plan. last year s republican vice presidential nominee acknowledged that the plan won t get past senate democrats or president obama. instead, he said, it s an opening bid. will the president take everyone of
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