dr. ron paul. wonderful to see you, dr. paul. thanks for coming in. >> nice to see you.his rule change, said it was coming. others thought it was too radical even for harry reid. what do you think about it? >> i think it raced call. reversing and canceling jefferson's rules, they have been around for a bit. no, i think, they talk about minor judges but i think they're making it so that they can get her appointed with a majority vote rather than going with the 60. david: let me stop you right there you think the rule change specifically was because of the vote for her, for janet yellen? that is why they changed the rules? >> no way for me to know but i speculate that is a very strong possibility. it seems like she is much more important person than some of these minor judges. hardly anybody in the country knows which judges they are talking about. the best i can tell, it will apply to yellen, under the new rule, which means it makes it easier. and you know, that vote was not overwhelming. you know -- david: no. we'll talk about. sorry to interrupt. you do have a source in

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plants could be at risk from crippling computer viruses are those details right now at all to you dr paul. why you back. how much more passion needs to be splashed to bring fukushima back in order online we've got a report saying japan is a step away from bahrain many billions of dollars for a start you know those details three clicks of. the sea. first rate. and i think that your. orders. are before breaking the set let's get into the update starting with egypt that being a three month q. and a state of emergency which gave the military sweeping powers to make warrantless arrests of the measures were introduced in oldest after a deadly crackdown on supporters of the ousted president mohammed morsy by the military backed government now preparing a new law to regulate public protests in an apparent bid to keep the islamist opposition but. the philippine president has sharply downgraded the expected death toll from last week's devastating typhoon benigno aquino says the previous estimate of ten thousand victims should be revised down to no more than two and a half thousand and the governmen

the head of the black lung unit at hopkins, dr. paul wheeler, did not find a single case of severe black lung in available cases we examined since the year 2000, not one. >> that's my opinion and i have a perfect right to my opinion. >> reporter: but we found his opinion has been wrong a lot. gary fox was denied black lung benefits for ten years after dr. wheeler read his x-ray as negative. it was only after fox's death at the age of 58 that an autopsy concluded fox did indeed have black lung. >> you have a system that for so many miners is rigged against them. >> reporter: now hopkins has announced it is spending the black lung program while it reviews the findings of our investigation. >> i'd like to see the truth come out. i'd like to see the wrongdoers in this system exposed. >> reporter: steve day and his wife nyoka say they are now hopeful that maybe somebody does care. >> god help the souls of those who cheat these men. >> reporter: senator casey says the miners have been denied basic justice, and based on our report there now ne

two researchers, dr. paul ridker and nancy cook of brigham and women's hospital looked at published studies of women are w cardiovascular disease and says it overestimates the risk. they warn the calculator may suggest statin treatment for about twice as many middle-aged americans as actually may significantly benefit from it. dr. neil stone who led the panel that devise it had calculator argues "it is just one tool to figure out who should get a statin." >> when people say they're treating more people with statins, i would argue our intent was to treat more people appropriately. isn't that what you want when you sit down with your doctor? don't you want them to tailor make the message to you? >> reporter: dr. steve nissen of the cleveland clinic says the calculator should have been tested more thoroughly before being released. >> the right thing to do is pull back on releasing these guidelines, put this out for public comment, let independent scientists examine the risk calculator. because we're talking about

i think what we're finding more and more is that people are recognizing exactly what dr paul said there which is that there really is no difference at the very top between these two parties the left right paradigm tells us that they're kind of lot to do this big battle of good and evil against each other but in reality both people i think are waking up to say that's just not true that there are so much alike and exactly what he said they may take different positions but the policies never change government continues to grow the individual civil liberties and constitutional liberties continue to be taken away from them and people see this now and i think. what we're seeing right now is an awakening of people in that arena to say you know what it's not going to change just by by changing the person at the top and that's why i be i'm such a big advocate and go around the country talking about these issues a big advocate of people working on a local level change your city councils change your county commissions you know pass ordinances within your own particular city get rid of your sheriff

i think what we're finding more and more is that people are recognizing exactly what dr paul said there which is that there really is no difference at the very top between these two parties the left right paradigm tells us that they're kind of locked into this big battle of good and evil against each other but in reality both people i think are waking up to say that's just not true that there are so much alike and exactly what he said they may take different positions but the policies never change government continues to grow and the individual civil liberties and constitutional liberties continue to be taken away from them and people see this now and i think what we're seeing right now is an awakening of people in that arena to say you know what it's not going to change just by by changing the person at the top and that's why i be i'm such a big advocate nicolle around the country talking about these issues a big advocate of people working on a local level change your city councils change your county commissions you know pass ordinances within your own particular city get rid of your s

the head of the black lung unit at hopkins, dr. paul wheeler, did not find a single case of severe black lung in available cases we examined since the year 2000, not one. >> that's my opinion and i have a perfect right to my opinion. >> reporter: but we found his opinion has been wrong a lot. gary fox was denied black lung benefits for ten years after dr. wheeler read his x-ray as negative. it was only after fox's death at the age of 58 that an autopsy concluded he did indeed have black lung. >> you have a system that for so many miners is rigged against them. >> reporter: hopkins has announced it is spending the black lung program while it reviews the findings of our investigation. >> i'd like to see the truth come out. i'd like to see the wrong doers in this system exposed. >> reporter: steve day and his wife say they are now hopeful that maybe somebody does care. >> god help the souls of those who cheat these men. >> reporter: senator casey says the miners have been denied basic justice and based on our report there now needs to be a

. >> reporter: that's what dr. paul volberding did. he cofounded the aids clinic at san francisco general in 1981. the clinic and hospital eventually became the model for aids care. the doctor remembers how even media at the time was scared. one time, he brought a patient to a local tv studio for an interview. >> and the sound person wouldn't put the microphone on. and it was a highly embarrassing thing. really instructive because it showed the fear that was so out there at the time. >> reporter: health officials and the san francisco aids foundation worked hard to educate the public that aids does not spread by casual contact. >> the fear really made sense. the more we understood it was true knowledge is power. >> reporter: the doctor still treats aids patients at the veterans hospital in san francisco. the battle against fear is over. treatments are better and there's hope. >> we're talking about a cure again. yeah. if we treat enough people like everyone infected in san franciscan we stop the epidemic by stopping transmission? that'

i think what we're finding more and more is that people are recognizing exactly what dr paul said there which is that there really is no difference at the very top between these two parties the left right paradigm tells us that they're kind of lot to do this big battle of good and evil against each other but in reality both people i think are waking up to say that's just not true that there are so much alike and exactly what he said they may take different positions but the policies never change government continues to grow the individual civil live. it isn't constitutional liberties continue to be taken away from them and people see this now and i think what we're seeing right now is an awakening of people in that arena to say you know what it's not going to change just by by changing the person at the top and that's why i be i'm such a big advocate nicolle around the country talking about these issues a big advocate of people working on a local level change your city councils change your county commissions you know pass ordinances within your own particular city get rid of your sherif

this traffic report is brought to you by dr. paul miller.ng to the dentist doesn't have to be painful. contact him online at yoursmiletoday.com. back over to you don. >> thank you. >>> two college campuses in towson are on high alert. mike schuh is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. two victims within two days within a block of each other here on burk avenue in towson. one accident goes the goucher the other to towson. both were target today their smart phones when attacked by armed robbers. it happened in the early morning hours just east of the university. police don't have a description of the three robbers because the condition of the second victim has presented officers from interviewing him. i'm mike schuh reporting live. back to you. >> thank you. >>> police are investigating three murders. two people really shot in the 200 block of wolf street. both men died at the hospital. less than an hour before that another person was shot in the oliver section of east baltimore and pronounced dead. no arrests have been made. >>> a

since we do not have a senator from new hampshire, i will introduce dr. paul leblanc. iowa and new hampshire have an interesting symbiotic relationship. it transcends party lines and everything else. dr. leblanc is the president of southern new hampshire university. over the past nine years under his louche -- under his leadership, they have become the largest provider of online provider of that -- online education. prior to his current position, he directed a technology startup and served as president of marlborough college in vermont. person -- first person in his family to attend college and received his master's degree from boston college and his phd from the university of maryland -- the university of massachusetts. statements will be made part of the record in their entirety. let's start with mr. kazis and move down the line. some -- i have read your uptimonies, if you can sum in five to seven minutes made her points you would like to make and that we would like to engage in conversation. please proceed, mr. kazis. for inviting me here today. i commend you for tak

the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend dr. paul taylor from st. vincent arch abbey, letreau, pennsylvania. the chaplain: let us pray. e stand before you, o holy god, conscious of our sinfulness but aware that we gather in your name. come to us, remain with us, and enlighten our hearts. give us light and strength to know your will, to make it our own, and to live it in our lives. guide us by your wisdom, support us by your power, for you are god, our god, the holy god. you desire justice for all. enable taos uphold the rights of others. o not allow us to be misled by ignorance or corrupted by fear or favor. unite us to yourself in the bond of love and keep us faithful to all that is true as we gather in your name, may we temper justice with love, so that all our discussions and reflections may be pleasing to you and earn the reward promised to good and faithful servants. we ask this of you who live and reign forever and ever. men. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house hi

this traffic report brought to you by dr. paul miller.to him about sedation dentistry. 410-760-4445. >>> health care insurance carriers are dropping thousands of marylanders. mike schuh stays on the story. >> reporter: good morning. there are 73,000 health insurance policies in maryland which don't meet the coverage requirements of the new affordable care act. nationwide three million substandard policies are being cancelled. the new act requires drug benefits, mental health and other benefits. the new health exchanges offer such coverage but many who receive such cancellation notices are having trouble signing up to buy the better sometimes more costly insurance. i'm mike schuh reporting. >>> stay with eyewitness news and wjz. next, the white house reopens for tours to the public. a high school football stadium said to be worth $69 million. ,, woman: we had been called up for the first time. wildfires were getting close to homes. at that moment, i got my first taste of just how important the guard is. announcer: be there for your communi

take the opportunity to introduce one of my colleagues from georgia, a family practice physician, dr. paul broun. mr. broun: thank you, dr. roe. the federal government is out of control. it has become too big, it is spending too much, it is taxing too much, it is regulating too much, it is borrowing too much, and it is sticking its ugly nose into our business too much. it has to stop. obamacare does every one of those things. as a medical doctor, i understand firsthand the disastrous effects of obamacare. and have been fighting from the very beginning to stop this terrible law. every day i hear from one of my constituents in the 10th district of georgia on how this law is hurting them. premiums are increasing. cancellation letters are flying all across the state of georgia. and business owners are being forced to lay off employees. patients are finding that they no longer can afford their health insurance altogether. to share with you a few examples. one georgia businessman, the owner of several fast food restaurants, currently employees over 200 full-time workers. he recently told me that

dr. ron paul. so that, you noticed the a day missing. that sunday when the president will be here, and we welcome the president to virginia. we always welcome the president to virginia. we're happy to bring the focus to his policies and what terry mcauliffe plans to do with them in virginia and how bad they are for virginians, losing jobs and hurting our economy. martha: just with a minute left here, back to health care for a moment and just one more question for you, where do you think this goes? there is so much outrage, so much disgruntlement, and people are feeling insecure where we're headed with this, a lot of them are? >> that is a great question, martha. i think the next battle, i know the next battle is in the states. washington they're having this rugby scrum match. it pushes up and down a little bit. but each state is going to decide whether they will expand obamacare in their state with the medicaid expansion. that is either going to be an endorsement of obamacare or it is going to be a statement in opposition to obamacare. t

paul, thanks very much. dr. are drew pinsky, thanks to you as well. >> thank you. >> you can catch dr. drew's program on hln. 9:00 p.m. for more go to cnn.com. >>> up next, george zimmerman charged again in florida, this time with assault. we're looking at his repeated run-ins with the law since he was acquitted of murdering tray onmart. >>> also ahead -- a florida congressman now charged with cocaine possession. announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> crime and punishment. george zimmerman is a free man tonight. he posted bail tonight and was released fro

dr. sanjay gupta. "new day sunday" continues right now with christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac --argeted specifically tsa officers. his intent was very, very clear in his note. >> his target was clear, and now so is the pact the lax shooter took to carry out the mission, and what he did to make sure his victim was dead. >>> another bad day for president obama's health care act, but this time it has nothing to doit

dr. sanjay gupta. "new day sunday" continues right now with christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> he targeted specifically tsa officers. his intent was very, very clear in his note. >> his target was clear, and now so is the pact the lax shooter took to carry out the mission, and what he did to make sure his victim was dead. >>> another bad day for president obama's health care act, but this time it has nothing to do with the website. what a court ruled that could derail a key provision of obama care. >>> in that case, i will leave and in a few minutes oprah will be here. >> saturday night live takes on critics only as snl can. how they spooked the lack of black actresses in their own cast. >>> hey, don't let the clock confuse you this morning. >> right. >> it's 8:00 and we're so glad to have you here. our camera is clearly confused this morning. >> that extra hour of sleep did not help the camera, i guess. >> i'm christi paul glad to have you company. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday". >> uh-huh and we're less than 30 minutes away from the start

i'm paul i live cross the street when i think my number may have been included and one of the supports of dr was incorrect. i support the project it's atkins an improvement to the neighborhood. the remodeled house will be in character. i believe what happened in the past it should be matched to the neighborhood housing. the owners been sensitive to the planning code and even though concerned stated to him. also the neighborhood this block does have american people eclectic building of sides and height. there's no pure form of residential structure so it's in character thank you. >> thank you. any more speakers in support of the project. okay. if not d r requester you have a 2 minute rebuttal. >> as a planning commissioner, i heard it was eloquent. he can expand his house and not disrupt the mansions. we've tried to talk with him and spent thousands of dollars and tried to talk to him and he went inside and closed the door. he's accommodate but he blocks our windows on both sides. he's willing to paint it white so it is reflect of light he feels is sufficient. it's up to you whether san franc

. >> police say 23-year-old paul cianci a shot his way through security checkpoint killing hernandes and wounding two others. dr. bruce wright was by the x- ray machine. >> you are taking off your shoes and you started to run barefoot. >> yeah. >> that's when he slipped and injured his leg. >> the shooter then continued down the concourse firing along the way before he was finally subdued by police near the food court. police chief patrick gannon praised his officers and reassure travelers. passengers notice a difference today. >> we are supplemented by a number of lapd officers also here with an attempt to make our presence felt and to make people feel safe. >> the fbi confirms he was not ticketed passenger. they do believe someone brought him here to the airport, but they will not say who dropped him off. cbs news, los angeles. >> he has not been charged with another felony in addition to murder. commission of violence at an international airport. >> students are being warned to keep their smart phones and their laptops under wraps. the reason, campus presence on the rise. with less daylight hours, brian webb

. >> reporter: police say 24-year- old paul ciancia shot his way through the security checkpoint, killing tsa officer hernandez and wounding two others. dr. bruce wright was by the x ray machine. >> and you were taking off your shows? >> yes. >> and that is when he slipped and injured his leg. >> reporter: the shooter continued down the concourse and firing along the way before he was subdued by police. the police chief praised his officers and reassured travelers. >> ing they notice the difference? >> absolutely. we're supplemented by a number of l.a.p.d. officers here with an attempt to make our presence here and make people feel safe. >> reporter: the fbi confirms he was not a ticketed passenger, but they believe that someone brought him here to the airport, but they won't say who dropped him off. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> ciancia has been charged with another felony offense in addition to murder. the commission of violence at an international airport. >> students at uc berkeley are warned to keep their smartphones and laptops under wraps because campus crime is -- crime is on the rise. bryan web tells us how they're go

paul? >> yeah, in these cases there is something called -- these homicides happen in the homicide, suicide access and i'm sure drdrew knows. when people get so severely depressed, we're talking about long-term depression. these kids ruminated about these offenses. they have thought about the killing before hand and if you are at a point where you could think regularly about killing yourself and killing somebody else, that switch gets turned off and it's much easier to kill the person who you're with and also kill yourself and so we see this homicide suicide flip regularly in these kinds of cases. in fact, a number on my cases, the kids thought about killing themselves or tried to kill themselves with hours, minutes or days of the homicide. >> pretty shocking stuff. thanks very much dr. drew pin sky, thanks to you as well. >> thank you. >> you can catch dr. drew's program on hln. for more go to cnn.com. >>> up next, george zimmerman charged again in florida, this time with assault. we're looking at his repeated run ins with the law. >>> a florida congressman charged with cocaine possession. ♪ stacy's mom has got

paul is skeptical of her point of view. this does go along with the study i just showed which shows you'll see dr. co-pays and premiums go up. >> yeah. i think that it is going to vary dramatically from state to state because different states have different insurance regulations. in a state like new york state, you will see some decreases in what people will see on the individual market. in most other states you will see pretty substantial increases. in the premium that's people will be paying. and again that depends on your health status and many other characteristics. that i think the picture is not as rosie as i think he thinks it is. a little better in some states but in most spots, people are really seeing rate shock. this is not made up. this is not imaginary. it is a real issue that's affecting a lot of people. that doesn't mean the idea behind the law wasn't admirable but it does mean there are a lot of big issues that people will be struggling to fix and it will take years. >> maybe the whole could not semiof providing insurance for everybody at a lower cost was not possible. and it will

paul. let me turn, i mentioned earlier in my comments, gao. dr. coburn and i've used gao's high risk list almost as a to-do list for subcommittee to take turns leading. and also for this committee as well. every your gao promulgates its high risk list. what is a high risk? high risk ways of wasting money, taxpayers money, which is in short supply as you know. one of the things jane holl lute, the last conference deputy secretary used to do, she used to go over to gao. i know she would every week but she went pretty often. she would meet with gene dodaro, comptroller, others who worked for him and would say let's go through your high risk list and lets you what we've got to do to get off of it. they made a whole lot of progress and hopefully later this year the department of homeland security will complete a clean audit and leave us only one large department and that's the department of defense, it's not actually received a clean audit.

paul. if i can i mentioned earlier in my comments, gao and dr. coburn and used gao's high-risk list, almost as a to-do list for a subcommittee we use stood take turns leading and this committee as well. what is high-risk list? high-risk ways of wasting money taxpayers money. in short supply as you know. one of the things jane hall last confirmed deputy secretary used to go to gao. and would go pretty often to meet with the comptroller and others that work through him. go through your high-risk list and see what we have to do to get off of it. they made a whole lot of progress. hopefully later this year the department of homeland security will complete a clean audit and leave us only one large department, that is department of defense has not actually received a clean audit. but i i want to urge you and when we get a deputy confirmed hopefully soon, to take to heart what jane hull used to do. i'm sure as janet napolitano as secretary did it as well. with that having been said, let me just ask you what you believe to be some of the major management

paul. the 2 p.m. it is fox news sunday, guests include dr. ezekiel emanuel. an architect of the affordable care act.eniormes cupp reddick, fellow at the ethics and public policy center along with republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina. cnn's state of the union follows at 3 p.m., candy crowley sits down with new hampshire republican senator kelly ayotte. also former house speaker newt gingrich. at four, his face and nation from cbs. host bob schieffer welcomes intelligence committee chairman democratic senator dianne feinstein and house intelligence committee chair republican congressman mike rogers. also michael hayden, his former head of the national security agency and the cia. sunday night were tv talk shows on c-span radio. it brought tears of public service by c-span. abc this week, 2 p.m. fox news sunday. 3 p.m. the state of union and at 4 p.m. eastern time facing nation from cbs. listen to them all on c-span radio. and 90.1 fm here in the washington dc area across the country on xm satellite radio channel 120 you can download a free app for your smart phone or listen online. at c

dr. sanjay gupta explains. >>> i hope saturday has been good to you so far. 8:00 here in the east. i'm christi paulis is "new day saturday." more than 43 million people are expected to travel this thanksgiving. i am one of them. it will be tough because severe winter weather will hamper the plans. >> as if we need anything to hamper. in colorado, people are waking up to snow and slick roads this morning. it is expected to be much of the same as we head into the holidays. several states are already in a winter warning. from icy road conditions in oklahoma city to flooding in arizona and california and snow in nevada. now the weather out west has been difficult and dangerous. in california alone, strong winds downed trees and power lines in the san francisco bay area. high winds are also being blamed for stoking the wildfire in napa county. a man had to be pulled from the fast moving water of the santa ana river. and the system is expected to move east just in time for peak thanksgiving travel. >> let's look at chicago live. >> it looks cold. >> it looks cold. 24 degrees there. if you live in the nor

paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell. at 6:00 a.m. this saturday, november 9th. welcome to "new day saturday." stunning, stunning developments out of utah while were you sleeping. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> dr. martin macneill stared apparently stone faced at the clerk as she read the verdict in his murder trial just three hours ago. >> a jury of eight found him guilty of killing his wife in 2007. the trial saw macneill's own daughters turn against him while jurors heard details of his tawdry aware with his mistress gypsy willis. jean casarez is joining us live from provo, utah. was this is a surprise, jean? >> reporter: you know, victor, i think the surprise was the verdict came in at 1:10 this morning in the courthouse behind me. it was so intense in there. throughout the evening, the jury had four questions. including, they wanted latex gloves to open up the evidence pack avenuing. so they could handle the dark shirt that michele was wearing. the last question was before we make the determination, we want to listen to the 911 call, shortly after that, we learned there was a verdict. >> we the jury having reviewed the evidence, the testimony in the case find the defendant as to count one