burgess . are in congress and you are a medical is it true that the gop and the republicans in the house just don't have ideas for medicine. >> just watching those clips i had forgotten how intensely uncomfortable it was to go through 2009 and hear that. we had ideas and probably too many idea couldn't get them out but we were never consulted. and interestingly when you go back and look at the history of the whole thing and parent. from the start it was done behind closed doors and they even cut out the democratic house of representatives. it was on rails and a path and they were not listening to anyone. else. >> if it was nolt doctors designed help. who in the heck was coming up with the stuff. >> secret meetings and five or six folks that were down there and unions down there they had a huge. and a lot of collective bargaining is it based on health care benefits. and they wrote a law and our committee did an investigation and the report is up on the energy and commerce website. didn't get pre

17th congressional district of texas has lost seven military personnel, sergeant burgess, sergeant edward f. dixon iii, p.f.c. detrick, colonel cabrera, nathan anderson and roy tisdale and two law enforcement personnel during that time, cliff taylor from johnson county and constable brian bachman. heaven has been celebrating since each of those arrivals. brian and i both met when we are running for respective office. neither of us ran before, and even though we came from different backgrounds we formed a great friendship. following our victories, we remained great friends. each time we were together at various events, we always picked

congressman burgess talked about high deductible plans.ove to be able to collect tax at the door, what a concept would that be. why can't we post our prices and look for our patients? everybody else does. why can't i be the best doctor in the world and compete with the guy down the street? i want to be able to be better than he. i could post my prices and i damn well better be sure that i give my patients what i promised to give them for at that price. if i don't, they should go elsewhere. >> mike: how refreshing to hear that candor. and the final question to you. if obamacare does go forward and right now it's going to unless a new president and a new congress repeals it. >> we're going to win. >> let's hope so for that reason, but god forbid it doesn't get repealed. give me the one scary thing that america doesn't know. >> what people don't understand about the affordable care act, nothing is free. and the generous subsidies for middle class families expansion of medicaid, all that have adds town essentially 2.7 trillion dollars accordin

and then i have a contraction i stood up in the back seat of mine east of this in the back by what burgesswrote. >>> that's what could she didn't make it. instead went well was awarded the b-2 the tagus to the speedway for her entire life. >>> back on track. the film laptop the box office over the weekend pitch of a topless attempt this continues. how one of establish this feeling thoreau back after its publication of killed and pictures. >>> he concurrent the battle of bids. the hit,,,,,,,, >>> it was a nice weekend temperatures cooling down a little bit today. he was the '70s and '80s in line. duties and '60s on the coast of major roadways are so far in the clear. protest conditions across the golden gate bridge the bay bridge and live look near mill and is. >>> and the latest entry in the resident evil franchise debuted at the top of the weekend box office list. listen and evil retribution raked in more than $21 million in the u.s.. at roughly 50 million worldwide. every release of disney's finding nemo and freed the finished a close second running of the top five the possession. >>> i

israeli flags are being carried in the burgess evidently quite happy to hijack any coups and in its fight against islam the organization claims to represent different minorities. black. black people church people and all threat to this country then all french much older than all french culture islam is. going to carry the people of the guests and avoid having to establish a proud of all culture. and you respect that. these percentages within these not created just absolutely disrespect. living on something that. we've all come up with all when it's all been invited just coming back in right in. our state. a paranoid and hate filled speech and aimed at an entire community. a declaration of war on the two and a half million muslims who live in great britain. like the full support of the way to women but no one here is going to escape giving. up on the thing. that it's time for the protest and around fifteen people have answered the english defense league school. as always the atmosphere is tense as lots of police presence. the more excitable and drunken elements are arrested. as always and

cheryl burgess, thank you for that advice. >>> it is now 11:51.up, another big achievement for the nationals this season. this season. veronica johnson back with i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. mitt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. and allow employers to deny coverage for cancer screenings and birth control. we can't afford to let him take away our choices... to take away basic health care. vo: both backed proposals to outlaw abortions...even in cases of rape and incest. i don't think that women's health issues have faced a crisis like this in decades. >>> welcome back at 11:54. tiger woods may not have won this weekend, but the first $100 million man. the former number one golfer in the world eclipsed the mark with a third place finish at this weekend's deutsch bank champion slp. he won $550,000 pushing him career total of $100,350,000. that does not even include the many millions he has collected in endorsements. >>> the nationals will ha

she identified herself as helen burgess and gave a fake phone number and address. >> we try to do something very nice for dr. oswald because she has been my friend for a long time and somebody would have the unbelievable, no conscious, no nothing to steal it. >> the office was planning to take the money to a bank next week. they now hope to generate more donations. >>> prosecutors in the aurora movie theater shooting are dropping what could be a key piece of evidence in the case. they are hoping to see the notebook that james holmes sent to his therapist days before the shooting. prosecutors could still likely get access that notebook later on. in another new development in the case, the sheriffs department released a new booking photo of james holmes. in this picture he looks a lot different. he has short brown hair. hostments is facing $holmes is facing -- holmes is facing 152 charges. >>> now today is the first of 13 mandatory furlough days for many city workers. some say the furloughs are illegal so they plan to go to work. city workers are not commenting today. they say they will disci

ellen,one of charlotte's susan burgess.ce on the charlotte school board and the city council. she served on the democratic national committee and helped lead charlotte's effort to bring this convention here tonight. she fought for what she believed in, and she fought her own battle with cancer. sadly, she did not get the chance to see this convention convene. but i know that she would be very proud and she is here tonight is with us in spirit. this brief the film will highlight many other leaders that have passed in the last four years. their work and their ideals and inspire us every day. tonight, we salute their contributions. ♪ ♪ the >> delegates and guests, please well alejandra salinas. ♪ >> buenas noches, democratas! my name is alejandra salinas, a native of laredo. a proud a graduate of the university of texas. and on my way to law school at boston college. four years ago, on campuses all across this country, young people rosa to change the course of american history. in record numbers, we came together and finally i

headquarters of such it's one of the fourteen here in london golf now and phil mickelson signed ten burgess to share a one shot lead with v.j. singh ahead of the final day of the b.m.w. championship in indiana the californian left on the card a sixty forty challenge at the leaderboard and goes into the final day on sixteen on the far along with saying well the pigeon found himself in trouble on occasions but got out of it in style here at the pa five fifteenth and went round in sixty nine world number one rule in math or is one stroke further back along with lee westwood here at the tense tiger woods just three shots took place. i played well today and i had a lot of good shots i was really pleased with the way the round when i was it felt great to make some parts and see the ball roll in i played very similarly yesterday but a lot of parts went up to the lip and just didn't quite ball whereas today they seem to go in and on the european tour that was a four way tie for the lead at the k.l. and then head to the final day indians graeme storm was the halfway leader in the netherlands but the

taxes, cutting down on public unions, all pumping those economies up, republican congressman michael burgessaid that the president could learn from this, ironically he meeting wins in polls in those swing states, so maybe he does not care. >> well, i suppose that could be true. but i live in texas, economy here has over performed as benchmark against the u.s. economy for last several years, iin 2007 we didn't know about recession for a full year because of the energy production in north texas, it has made a difference here in jobs, and income and disposable income. neil: but congressman, it is uncanny that let's say big swing states, i talk about you know ohio, and florida, and michigan, and wisconsin. where you have republican governors take charge, whether you like them or not, they seem among the most noteworthy state you know, growth. and they are the states in which because they of improving you could make an argument that the incumbent president is benefiting even those the policies -- it is weird. >> i hope people are able to see what the reality is, you are right. neil: so far they a

with me now, step burgess, a senior editor at aol auto. thank you for joining us.star was making the rounds today, all i could think to myself, and gm ceo is doing a good job. all i could think, when you needed them, but now you want to get rid of the government image, so you what the taxpayer to test it out for a loss. too bad. >> i think they do need to get out. at think that it really hurts gm to continue to have this label and stigma of government motors. and nobody wants one quarter of their business run by the government his or own but the government. >> no, i agree with you. a think it would be better. to bad. they took the government in the first place when they needed the help. now when it's out working for them they want to say get lost at a loss, and that's your and my money. such is the government. it's taxpayers that went in and help them out. that's not fair. >> i think the money paid dividends in saving the company. keeping it together, and by doing that i think it was worth the price. overall is going to us -- that with this may be 15 billion. melis

now she identified herself as helen burgess and gave a fake phone number and address. >> it seemed unrealt somebody would do that. i didn't think there were people out there that would do such a horrible thick. >> the office was planning to take the money to a bank next week, now they hope to generate more denations. >>> shell oil says it will complete the cleanup of a toxic leak on oakland property that sold to a developer that went bankrupt. the people living there have complained about the strong smell of petroleum for years. now they can see the booms used to contain oil spills. >>> san francisco barely escaped a top ten list no city wants to be part of. readers of travel and leisure magazine ranked san francisco as the 11th dirtiest city in the country. now new york city was named the dirtiest city after ranking fifth on the list last year. new orleans second. baltimore, los angeles, and atlanta rounding out the top five. >>> 5:56. how is your list for our commute look something >> we do have a couple items on it. we do have traffic that is moving well in the south bay on northbound

the manager says the woman that eye didn't fied herself as helen burgess and gave a phoney phone numberess. >> it seemed unreal that someone would do that. i didn't think there were people out there that would do such a horrible thing. >> the office was actually planning to take the money to a bank next week. they are hoping now to generate more donations. >>> it's 8:56. a special stick core win a bart ticket worth $40 part of the 40th anniversary celebration. this morning, street teams hand out anniversary stickers and passengers spotted wearing them in and around bart station today and tomorrow could be rewarded with a ticket worth $40. bart says 1,000 lucky passengers will receive the tickets. >>> time 8:56. sal you watching road and the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: that's right. it's going to be busy as the endeavour will fly over reminder going to a live picture. i want to remind you not to stop on the span. tough pull over to watch the shuttle flyby get to a safe spot. you will be cite if you stop on the bridge. let's look at westbound bay bridge. that's the light and driving

january 5, 2011, 17th congressional district of texas has lost seven military personnel, sergeant burgess, sergeant edward f. dixon iii, p.f.c. detrick, colonel cabrera, nathan anderson and roy tisdale and two law enforcement personnel during that time, cliff taylor from johnson county and constable brian bachman. heaven has been celebrating since each of those arrivals. brian and i both met when we are running for respective office. neither of us ran before, and even though we came from different backgrounds we formed a great friendship. following our victories, we remained great friends. each time we were together at various events, we always picked up our conversations where we had left off at the prior events. most of the time we would tease each other. the last time i talked to brian the thursday before he was called home by god. we were volunteers at a food bank feast of caring and teased each other again and began saying i must not be very good politician, because i was already having to run again for office to which i replied, really? from what i've seen, you are the reason we nee

burgess from texas. a practicing physician. that will create new incentives for states to create high risk pools to make sure no one is denied access to quality care. .. so, as a physician as someone that has dealt with these issues over my whole adult life and professional life we have to address the chair but the only way you do this by taking on the health insurance industry by taking on the pharmaceutical industry and making sure about patient so their plan doesn't do that, their plan continues to allow health health insurance companies to make those decisions. we have to put it in the hands of our patience. that is the direction that we need to go. if you touched on any number of issues there is no way for us to get our economy going until we have addressed the cost of health care. when i talk to small business owners and large corporations, after payroll their second-biggest item is the cost of benefits to it for us to compete in a global marketplace, we have to get a handle on the cost of care and start lowering that and

burgess of texas. that would create incentives for states to create a high risk pool to make sure that no one is denied access to quality care. i have worked on a number of other different approaches, allowing people to purchase insurance across state lines, that will increase tremendously the number of opportunities and varieties of coverage that is out there. if you look at what is contained in our budget with respect to actual reform of the system, you will see that people can stay in what they have now or have greater choices down the line with an element of competition that will help drive costs down. >> what i think the best thing for the audiences to tell us is what is wrong from the republican plan from your eyes. >> i have been consistent. the affordable care at is not the direction i would have gone. as a physician, as someone who has dealt with in these issues my whole adult life and professional life, we have to do with the cost of care could but the only way you do that is by taking on the

i do support getting the old burgess mill converted into the megawatt wood chip plant with the managementof the company with opportunities for financing. baja the relationship is very special and does not derive from a federal program. federal employers look at the community, and the technical colleges. wholesale grocers has internal trading programs and they can deduct the cost her but i think it is important to have the level of federal of bald meant but the real relationship is not the government providing the opportunity but a combination. i am a manufacturer myself. we have gone out to to look for people. i will never forget when i was first involved with high standard, it was the carter era of program. you just had to give somebody a hammer and you got $50 from the government. we need those that are run at the more local level to provide the most necessary training. we have low unemployment for three reasons. export, and good skilled labor. >> who is to blame of the widening skills gap? >> i'm trying to stay away from the blame game. we have a bad economy. the states have a lot of u

burgess: i thank the gentleman for yielding. today's vote culminates nearly a two-year investigation into how the administration has mismanaged the department of energy's loan guarantee program. allowing the loss of $535 million in the interest of gaining a political win on solar energy. emails, documents show that the white house and political appointees at the department of energy had a heavy hand in pushing the solyndra application forward despite multiple misgivings. misgivings from the credit committee, yet the department of energy both in president bush's administration before and career staff of the office of the management and budget and department of treasury. moreover, when it was clear that by rushing the solyndra application it actually could result in a very embarrassing bankruptcy for the president, the department of energy pushed for a very questionable legal move that actually subordinated the taxpayer interests below that of private equity interests. a move that we have now seen will result in the complete annih

someone once asked anthony burgess in whose company i certainly don't put myself how it was that he managed to write two books a year. he was very prolific. and he said, well, i write a thousand words a day. and in 100 days, i have a book. it doesn't quite work that way. people have said, well, how long did your last book take? and my answer is 59 years. [laughter] which is, actually, true. anyway -- how we doing on time? >> we're good. we have time for one more if it's out there. come on up. >> don't be bashful. >> you said you don't laugh when you write. i read your book the last two days, and you do -- one does laugh when one reads it. >> oh, good. [laughter] >> my wife was trying to read another book at the time, and i kept interrupting her -- >> she's reading robert caro's book and saying, will you shut the -- up? [laughter] >> the temptation was possibly there but, no, she didn't. [laughter] it's not a question really. there was an author here a couple of weeks ago who said someone just told me he read my book, he couldn't put it down. he read it in one night. it took me two years to