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. >> 349 billion dollars in new taxes and fees, including a 35% tax on top shelf or cadillac insurance plans, and an annual $6 billion flat fee on insurance companies. $507 billion in cuts to government programs, mostly to medicaid. the non-partisan congressional budget office's preliminary report says it would extend coverage to 94% of non-elderly americans and would actually reduce the deficit $489 billion over the next ten years. some democrats say they can't support the bill as it is because cuts to medicare will endanger seniors. >> this senator is going to offer an amendment that will shield them from those benefit cuts. >> other democrats worry about tax hikes on the middle class and unaffordable premiums despite reforms. >> i'm concerned that coverage will still be unaffordable for them. >> the plan would stop private insurance companies from cancelling coverage for pre-existing conditions, prevent illegal aliens from government insurance through i.d. verification and prevent federally funded abortions. but as for medical malpractice reform, instead of a law, there would be a n

on those so-called cadillac insurance plans. both will lead to greater costs for those who are insured. like the union workers. what kind of congressional support can we expect from the new bill? karl rove, a former adviser to president bush and a fox news contributor, how are you doing, carl? >> better than max baucus. bill: wait until this thing gets to committee. democrats are going to go after this thing, are they not? >> some of the more liberal senators have already begun. we do not know what it will look like, but yesterday senator rockefeller and others, senator men mendez, went after it. we are likely to see a lot of criticism from the right and left. that is the problem with health care. when you are trying to do a big huge gigantic change like this, you will get problems from anybody. bill: that is the pattern. all the way back to 1993, people that stick their noses out from under the covers get eviscerated. >> during the antebellum period during the civil war, particularly in 1850, there were decisions that need be m

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but they're really not that cadillac according to so many people. he's looking at an $8,000 policy for an individual. we know that many unions, the average policy in this country is up around $12,000. so it's a tax that could potentially hit a lot of people. to your question about is there room to increase thesubsidies, there's always room for a little bit of horse trading. we're really just getting into the fun right now. this is just the first year, what's called a chairman's mark when he puts down his ideas. all next week there's going to be all kinds of amendments going on out in public and bind closed doors. gwen: i think there is a sense that some form of this could get through but could it fall part? >> absolutely. think no further back than the clintons in 19923-1994 when democrats also controlled the white house as well as congress and things fell apart. my sense is that one of the real dangers in a policy, in a bill that is this enormous, it affects one sixth of president he is he is -- u.s. economy is that it could die by a thousand littl

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plan -- because the cadillac plan is picked up. we also understand that some of the revenue raisers go into effect within the first few years. the estimates could be as high as $1.70 trending. >> ready to vote. >> roll-call vote. >> know. >> no. >> past. >> no. >> no by proxy. . >> no. >> no. >> pass. >> no by proxy. >> no by proxy. >> pass. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye by proxy. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> be chairmen votes no. >> no by proxy. >> mr. cantwell? no. >> no. >> no. >> the final tally is10 ayes and 13 nayes. >> i'm going to offer this amendment. >> what is the number? >> number c-8. it is on behalf of myself and senator bingaman. we do not have a cbo score yet. we wanted to speak about it for a brief moment. we will move this amendment as the go forward in the process. what it does is make american citizens living importer rico, gong, samoa, eligible to purchase health insurance in the exchange and receive federal subsidies by the residents of the 50 states. i was dismayed to find that the mark to not

middle american will get taxed. >> and cadillac plant will probably get taxed. and that will make the unions not like it. >> watch his rhetoric. no one who's satisfied with their current plan will be required to give it up. no, he's putting in place of a structure of incentives to drop private insurance. he said, 40 million uninsured. wednesday night it was 30 million. 10 million are not citizens. the other 7 million don't want health care. >> the young healthy americans who are choosing not to buy it. >> 30 million that's bad enough. i mean, if it's not 47 million, let's forget it and go home. >> this gets me to my bottom line, he's very strategic, he's very flexible. he'll get something passed. he'll move. he'll do what it takes to win. he's proven that. will it fundamentally address the incentives that drive the cost? probably not. >> that's the problem, really, that's where businesses are in trouble, states are in trouble the federal government is in trouble that's the cost. at some point, they'll have to come back and fix that. but it makes a lot of sense t

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individual plans that cost more an $8,000 and for families that cost more than $21,000, the so-called cadillac plans. union are already complaining that in california and the northeast that tax hits their members but they are not cadillac plans but more like chevrolet plans and the unions don't want their chevies or their members taxed. bret: major garrett live in new york. thank you. new york governor david paterson greeted the president in albany despite differences between the two. the america's first president had to ask new york's first black governor not to run for re-election fearing his low poll numb ger numbers could drag down other democrats. paterson has struggled since taking over foreeliot spitzer last year but says he is not stepping aside. hillary clinton rang the bell for the new york stock exchange this morning. she is in new york for the start of the u.n. general assembly meeting. stocks were mixed. s&p was down 4, and nasdaq gained a little more than 5. several books filled with juicy quotes are crossing quite a stir in washington.we wd president obama will apparently not st

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it would come from taxing the cadillac insurance plans for wealthy americans plus savings from medicare. it was one thing they didn't start talking in detail about because they are waitingn g/ f their own numbers crunchers. >> chuck, thanks. >>> now, we go back to the heckle heard around the world. congressman joe wilson was not widely known before last night. he is now. nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us from the hill. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. i have talked to members of congress that have been here for decades. they said the kind of disruption we heard hasn't happened before. the issue that got him so upset touched off a wider conversation abts illegal immigrants. it was a stunning outburst. >> lie! >> oh! >> reporter: south carolina congressman, joe wilson accused the president of lying in a fit of anger. cameras waited outside his office. he was told to apologize, fast. >> i heard from the leadership they wanted me to contact the white house and state that my statements were inappropriate. i did. >> reporter: the president was clearly displeased last night, but g

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yes, but i think it's more targeted and i guess they call it the cadillac tax for the people who are getting these really wonderful benefits from their medical insurance. what are you going to do? i hear you. it does look like it is a tax. i do see that it is climbing uphill and keeps climbing, but is it going to cost more money? they won't be able to bring it down by cutting benefits. what is the solution? i hear it is a tax, i hear you, but what else are they going to do? >> how about cutting costs up front, taking fraud out and including tort reform. >> they're offering to do that. you don't like that. >> senator smith, that's not on the table right now. we're talking about the baucus bill right now. the problem is mandatory coverage, because in order to have everybody sign up, either you need a lot of subsidies or a big stick and that comes with the penalties. >> right. and we're living with that here in massachusetts where 94% are covered. who who is going to pay is pharma and health insurance companies. >> you don't think that that will be tacked on for consumers? >> all of con

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few details are known about why this car, a dark-colored cadillac catera ended up stuck in a driveway on this lot in darnestown. the driver was shot by a montgomery county police officer after the homeowner called 911 twice about 3:30 p.m. >> witness statements tell us that the subject charged, attacked the officer. the officer fired more than one shot, striking the subject. officers responding to the scene, did perform life-saving efforts. >> reporter: police say no weapon was recovered. they say an initial check revealed the vehle had not been reported stolen. >> i was sitting on the couch with my wife and i heard, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, and i said that's a gunshot. >> reporter: neighbor jay wheeler confirms police statistics that there is next-to-no crime in this quiet neighborhood and deadend streets. >> there virtually no crime at all. maybe something gets something stolen out of their garage once in a while. but for something like this -- >> reporter: investigators spent hours documenting the scene of the shooting and then towed away the car involved. the officer involved has

going to pay for this legislation by seeking and routing out waste and fraud in medicare, taxing cadillac health care plans offered by insurance companies. that's one aspect of the details in the legislation. chuck, i think you have seen people that reacted to the speech have heard clearly what the president stands for and what he wants to do on health care reform. >> you have to fill in blanks for everybody. this week, you have been intent on making sure you are doing in the filling in of the blanks. should we expect to see the details of exactly where you get $500 billion out of medicare, for instance? >> i would refer you to the radio address we did in june that talks about that. we directed the health and human services secretary. we outlined a trigger this week that would say we would not move forward with health care insurance reform if savings weren't seen in the reform that is we propose and lastly, we said illegal immigrants wouldn't get health care and we talked about that a little bit in this room yesterday. the people that watched the speech understand exactly what the preside

also have another vehicle that followed the mercedes and it was either a chrysler 30 or a black cadillact followed the mercedes out of the area. >> reporter: public records show richardson had filed for bankruptcy less than two weeks ago and went to court in 2002 for weapons charges. that case was later dropped. >> it doesn't get any worse than a man being murdered in his own house in front of his children and his wife. >> the community has been ringing my phone off the hook since 4:00 this morning and this is something that has shocked the community. >> reporter: as president of the local home owners association, mark polk says neighbors wants extra police patrols in the area because there's been a rush of break-ins here over the last few weeks. we're watching and making sure that we receive the response that we believe we reive because they've been slow with regards to addressing our breaking and entering. so we want to make sure that this is taken care of because the community is not going to just allow this to go away. >> reporter: the homeowners association president says he doesn't

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they are known as cadillac plans. steve: that's right, brian.dle class. joining us from atlanta is georgia representative tom price. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning. great to be with you. steve: great to have you as well. under this particular plan, the so-called cadillac plans great if you are employee you really want it. they would tax the insurance companies per se and not the individual directly ultimately it always gets passed on back to the consumer. >> sure, corporations don't pay taxes. the people who buy from the corporations insurance companies do. this plan gets worse with every passing day whether it's going to tax plans. last week we heard from senator baucus that his plan would put people in jail if they didn't get the plan the government wanted them to get. these are all the consequences of having a government-run plan which is why the american people have said look, stop the madness. let us have a plan that we want. not that the government wants for us. brian: when you talk about getting a deficit neutral plan,

she dances at the cadillac lounge. >> reporter: during her down time, amber advertised on craigslist, private lap dances in her hotel room. >> one of these people matched the description of the man who attacked the two women in boston. >> reporter: beyond a lap dance. he ask for any other sexual services? >> no. it was $200 for a lap dance. they didn't get into whether sex was going to be offered or not. >> reporter: for the third time in seven days, a woman willingly opened her door to this clean-cut young man. she turns around in the room. she turns back to this guy, what happens? >> the guy had a gun a

witnesses say another vehicle, a lack chrysler -- black chrysler or a black cadillac followed that hersay see -- key -- mercedes. they want you on the lookout for that as well. >> all right, thank you for. that >>> now to another grim discovery in prince george's county. the body of the man found behind the lutheran school in landover hills. police say an employee at the church saw the body on the playground. we do know know the man's name. police are treating this as a homicide. >>> 9news now continues to follow an fbi investigation into the dc taxicab industry. jim graham denies that he's a tart of the probe. his chief of staff has been arrested and charged with accepting a pwraoeufpblt tonight, bruce johnson -- accepting bribes, tonight, produce johnson looking at this. and they require that those are left to pie medallions. >> reporter: the independent cab drivers were nearly unanimous in their medallions. >> it costs too much. it's a money-making schemes. >> it's what drives the cab industry in new york city. they decide on a number of cabs allowed to work the streets and then cha

the black cadillac is in the driveway of the home and police are gathering accounts from witnesses. we understand from police sources, however, this car was seen in this neighborhood, which is fairly secluded and they were following this car when he ended up in this driveway. we are putting details together and we will have a full report tonight on fox 5 news at 10:00. >> all right. >>> now the story everyone is talking abouted to. the redskins getting spanked by the worst team in the league. lindsey, a lot of people are calling for zorn's head tonight. what are they saying? >> that is a harsh remark. i have heard of that but ad at redskins park no one is calling for zorn's head and the players say they are behind him 100%. ese guys know their play hasn't been perfect. so little things make a big difference in the game. zorn is taking heat early in the season. he has a 1-2 record and 3-8 in the last 11 games as the head coach. but hear this he has the same record through 19 games avenue as spurrier and joe gibbs. all three had nine wins and ten losses after 19 games. the only people

over the last year, gm's cadillac leapfrogged from tenth place to third. its bread and butter chevrolet ranked ninth. gm is still battling a lag in public perception. >> high portion of consumers are reluctant to try domestics right now because of the perception that the products are not as good. >> reporter: now that the hugely successful cash for clunkers program is over, automakers anticipate sales will drop. >> there's concern that sales are really going to fall off as a result of the cash for clunkers program ending. >> reporter: for gm, now the new campaign holds a whiff u of desperatn. once it sold half the cars made, now barely one in five. in the words of its marketing chief, doing nothing is not an option. chris bury, abc news, chicago. >>> and up next, catch meps n.ca can. one man discoverers how hard it can. one man discoverers how hard it is to really disappear. orth carolina, yett, ...and i smoked for 29 years. the one thing about smoking - is it dominates your life, and it dominated mine. and the sad thing about it is that you can always use

police say a resident of this home became concerned when a driver of this dark-colored cadillac snaked his way up this long driveway. >> this is an area where you either live here or you know someone who lives here to be here. >> reporter: the resident called police after a few words were exchanged with the driver. police say 31-year-old ingam andre attempted to turn around when he got stuck in the muddy grass. when the officer arrived and approached the driver, police say the driver who did not have a weapon got out of his car, charged at and attacked the officer. that's when the officer opened fire multiple times. >> i lived here 15 times and never saw this before. >> reporter: he did not live in the neighborhood and residents along with detectives are trying to figure out why he came here in the first place. >> upsetting. scared. middle of the day having 30 cop cars come barreling down your street. >> reporter: and as a routine, for any officer involved in a shooting, the officer has been placed on administrative leave with pay. he's been on the force for two years. that's the very

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and tax so-called cadillac insurance plans. that plan zuz not include an optional government health plan. but the leaders of both houses they they want won. >> i'm in favor of a public option. >> i believe that a public option will essential to our passing a bill in the house of representatives. >> reporter: the public plan is an option the president supports, too. but many analysts say that getting rid of that plan may be the price he ends up paying for passing health care reform. jeremy and vinita? john hendren in washington for us this morning. thanks, john. >>> and abc news will bring you live coverage of the president's speech to congress and the republican response starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> president obama delivers tonight's address in the wake of a bruising controversy over his back-to-school speech. some schools and parents refused to let students watch it, for fear it would be too political. but millions of students did hear the president's straightforward appeal to work hard in school. >> we need every,