do the numbers add up, republican congressman tom cole sits on the budget committee. white house immediately said that the math does no the add up. and it seems as though both sides are coming at it from completely different baselines, especially when it comes to obama care. you've gone against your party at times on the whole subject of revenue. do you think this can be done without new revenue? >> it certainly can be done. i think there will be revenue generated by modernizing and streamlining the tax code. but you have to stop the spending, you have to have a goal. which i really appreciate chairman ryan laying out. look we've got a budget that the cbo says can balance, if you did all of these things in ten years, the democrats won't present a budget that will balance in ten years or 20 or 30 or 40 or 50. it's not a serious budget when the president and the senate and our friends in the house produce something that never, ever comes into balance. so you know, i think we've got something that clarifies the differences between the two parties. and that can work. >> w

joining me now is congressman tom cole from oklahoma. with how will you vote on that? >> i'd certainly vote for it. >> you'll vote for it. the speaker says he's hopeful the house and senate will be able to work through this. >> i think the speaker is right. i was encouraged on friday that both the president and the speaker made the point of saying this shouldn't be used as a weapon and it's something we ought to agree on. obviously it's at the lower sequester number, but i'll certainly vote to extend funding. >> sir, over the weekend, gene sperling spoke on "meet the press." take a listen. >> we will still be committed to trying to find remembers and democrats that will work on a bipartisan compromise to eliminate, get rid of the sequester and that's why the president was calling leadership on friday. that's why he spent saturday afternoon calling republican and democratic senators who he thinks could be part of a caucus of common sense to help move our country forward. >> caucus of common sense. at the end of the day, are you seeing the

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every one of these leaders of both advocates as well as legislators -- >> and i left out congressman tom cole. >> there you go. let's give tom some applause. [applause] but everybody on this stage worked extraordinarily hard, most of all, though, this is your day, the day of the advocates, the day of the survivors. this is your victory. >> i love you! >> i love you back. [applause] and this victory shows that when the american people make their voices heard, washington listens. [applause] so i want to join joe in thanking all the members of congress from both parties who came together to push this bill across the finish line. a lot to say a special thanks to pat leahy and mike crapo. thank you, guys, for your leadership. [applause] and i want to give much love to gwen moore who worked so hard on this. [applause] and i also want to take a minute before i begin to thank the senators who just a few hours ago took another big step toward sensible gun safety reforms by advancing the federal gun trafficking bill. [applause] that's real progress. the senate judiciary committee sent legislation to th

each and every one of these leaders, advocates as well as legislators -- >> i left out congressman tom cole>> there you go. give tom a big round of applause. [ applause ] but everybody on this stage worked extraordinarily hard. most of all, though, this is your day. this is the day of the advocates. the day of the survivors. this is your victory. >> we love, mr. president! >> i love you back. [ applause ] and this victory shows that when the american people make their voices heard, washington listens. so i want to join joe in thanking all of the members of congress from both parties who came together and got this bill across the finish line. i want to say a special thanks to pat leahy and mike crapo, as well -- thank you, guys, for your leadership. and i want to give much love to gwenn moore who worked so hard on this. [ applause ] and i also want to take a minute before i begin to thank the senators who took another big step towards sensible gun safety reform advancing a federal gun trafficking bill. that's real progress. [ applause ] now, the senate judiciary committee sent legislation to

. >> ifill: oklahoma republican tom cole conceded that today's action is just the first step toward resolving the recurring budget and spending debate. >> we can have, i think, a good negotiation, going back and forth between the two parties. this is the beginning of a process. it's the beginning of a return to regular order. and it's an opportunity to work, i think, in a bipartisan fashion. >> ifill: with an eye on the inclement weather outside, house republicans also moved up today's vote by 24 hours. also if the weather holds, president obama was scheduled to dine tonight with a group of republican senators, in part in response to complaints that he has failed to reach across the aisle. and mr. obama announced plans to visit capitol hill next week for meetings with house and senate republicans. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": too much money for too few results in iraq; national mourning in venezuela after the death of hugo chavez; the vatican out of touch with american catholics. plus, a made for the stage drama at the bolshoi ballet. but first, the other news of the day. her

the 87 republicans there, tom cole, the only native american, a republican fighting to hard to get itpported the senate version and my identical version in the house of representatives, you just cannot stonewall a bill like this. we had native american tribes, something i had never even heard of, crawling all over the hill, and, of course, the -- the gap in the last election, the gender gap really was very persuasive as well, and so i think that you saw a wall come down because of democracy. >> and so on that, let me ask a little bit about the politics of this because obviously they are looking at that gender gap. they are looking at this sort of continuing discourse about a war on women but boehner has broken that sacred rule twice, brought votes to the floor that he knew would pass but with only a minority of his party support. is he going to keep his job? >> i can tell you that there are threats to his leadership about the sequester that's coming up if he were to break that rule. my own senator from wisconsin, senator johnson, was recently quoted as saying, hey, he should fear for

. >> you left out congressman tom cole. [applause] that everybody on the stage for extraordinarily hard. most of all, this is your day. the day of the survivors. this is your jury. [inaudible] >> i love you back. and this victory shows when the american people make their voices heard, washington license. so i want to join joe and all the members of the congress who came together, got the spill across the finish line. i want to say a special thanks to pat leahy and mike crapo. thank you for your leadership. [applause] i want to give much that took one more who worked so hard on that. [applause] and i also want to take a minute to thank the senators who a few hours ago took another big step to sensible gun safety reforms by fancying federal contracting bill. [applause] the senate judiciary committee in that legislation to the senate floor that would crack down on folks who buy guns only to turn around and funnel them to dangerous criminals. it is a bill named in part. you remember i told the story about how she marched in the

every one of these leaders of both advocates as well as legislators -- >> and i left out congressman tom coleyou go. let's give tom some applause. [applause] but everybody on this stage worked extraordinarily hard, most of all, though, this is your day, the day of the advocates, the day of the survivors. this is your victory. >> i love you! >> i love you back. and this victory shows that when the american people make their voices heard, washington listens. so i want to join joe in thanking all the members of congress from both parties who came together, about this bill across the finish line. a lot to say a special thanks to pat leahy and mike crapo. thank you, guys, for your leadership. [applause] and i want to give much love to gwen moore who worked so hard on this. and i also want to take a minute before i begin to think the senators who just a few hours ago took another big step toward sensible gun safety reforms by advancing the federal gun trafficking bill. [applause] the senate judiciary committee sent legislation to the senate floor that would crack down on folks who buy guns only to

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the