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>> port chester high school. it is a suburb of new york city. you could get a good education, but it was right before so much of the disintegration of public schools. there were a lot of traditions. most of the parents shared similar values and the school was responsive to the parents. a lot of that has changed. i am an advocate of school choice. but back in the 1950's and 1960's, i went through those schools and i was well educated. we had a new york regency exam. -- a new york region's exam. -- a new york regients exam. it meant that you really do your english. -- willie new york english. -- you really knew what your english. -- your english. i got a good education in government schools. >> what made you mad about liberals? >> i am thinking of president obama and the health care summit that they just had. he sat up there, and everything on his face and body language said to me that he thought he was smarter than most of you people. he acted like he really knew what was best for the american people. to me, perhaps it is the arrogance that they

discussion strikes me about as esoteric as the fevered discussion dealing with the birth location of chesterllen arthur. it is not mr. obama's eligibility that concerns me. it's his performance as president that concerns not only me, but a majority of americans and the people of arizona who will be voting for me in august. >> do you agree with palin that three arizona democrats who have been threatened directly because of their vote for health care, do you believe they should be targeted? >> i believe every two years, our founders made it clear. the people's house, everyone in that chamber runs every two years and there's a clear difference as you know, between political targeting and having a vigorous campaign and the really repugnant kind of expressions of violence against members of congress of both parties and those in the public eye. let's make a clear difference. we settle our questions politically with balance at the ballot box. not with bullets and threats of violence. those are repugnant for anybody of any political stripe, but i can tell you in all candor, if we were to go through

even west chester county new york. >> laura ingle live for us in new york. thank you.he 12-year-old boy leading police on 100 mile-per-hour truck chase at night with the vehicle's headlights turned off at times. here is a look at it. it was caught on police dash cam in texas. authorities say the boy took his dad's pickup without permission. the chase lasted about 20 minutes. cops finally were able to stop the truck when with a spike strip. here is what the kid told officers he was doing. listen. >> what are you doing? >> trying to call my mom. >> trying to call your mom. are you crazy, boy? >> trying to call his mom. cops say they found marijuana and a gun inside the vehicle. a judge ordering the boy to juvenile detention while authorities investigate. well, have you ever played ping-pong? it's pretty much what lawmakers are doing right now except they are not playing with a ball. they are playing with a bill. coming up, a new back and forth with health care. plus, a dramatic claim from cancer scientists. what they say up to a third of breast cancer cases could be avoi

>> port chester high school, a good, government-run public school in new york, a suburb of new york city, where you could get a good education. but it was right before so much of the disintegration in government schools, because it was a school where there were a lot of traditions. most of the parents shared similar values, and the school was responsive to the parents. a lot of that has changed now, and it's one of the reasons why i'm such a big advocate of school choice, where you can select a school that shares your values, that meets your child's needs. but back in the '50s and '60s, when i was in - i went through all government schools - i was well educated. and we had a new york regents exam back then. and if you got an a on a regents exam in high school - i remember i got a 90 in my english exam, and they put it up on the board, all of those 90 and above scores. i was so proud, because that was really something. that meant you really knew - it was 11th grade - you really knew your english. so, there was rigor. there was academics. there were shared values. schools were a safe place

chester? mr. warner? mr. murphy? -- merkley? mr. bennett? mr. shobi? -- shelby? mr. crapo? >> no. >> mr. vedder? mr. joe hand? mrs. hutchison? >> no by proxy. >> the vote is 13 ayes. 10 opposed. the measure is passed. >> let me thank my colleagues. if any members would like to make opening comments. senator schumer? i would be happy to do that. in the morning if you would like, i would be happy to do it then. if anyone else would like to be heard, we have got a few minutes. any members want to be heard bowman -- to be heard? senator corker bowma? anyone else? heard tonight. >> anything else? if not, i thank all the members. the committee will stand ad [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> secretary of state hillary clinton urged israel to make concessions in the peace process. her remarks are next. then we will hear from the israeli prime minister, and later, vice president joe biden on the economic stimulus package. tomorrow morning, we will get some historical perspective on the passage of the h

chester, good morning. caller: capitalism in the free market has not provided all the needs of all of the people. we need to let the government start earning the money on its own. one of the ways to do that is the government can offer malpractice insurance at a much lower rate overnight. host: thank you for the call. one of the twitter comments, " how can these democrats raised their heads"? from "the new york post" more on the interview from fox news, "seems ok by me. the president says he has no problem with the slaughter house rule as long as you get health care legislation to his desk. even as republicans attacked the unusual process designed to get health reform over the finish line as sneaky and possibly unconstitutional. avery, good morning. caller: good morning. as long as i have been a voter, i have voted democrat. what i want to the democrats and though, if that it -- if that bill passes, i will go the very first day that i can get to the court house and i will never as long as i live vote for dem

the next is a call from chester, maryland. mary on our republican line. what do you think about this final push for health care vote? caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a republican. i do not own an insurance company. as unemployment numbers grow higher each week it makes no sense to invest some time on the government taking over the health care system. most americans are worried about getting a job or losing the ones they have pared -- they have. it give americans jobs and they will pay not only for health care but are mortgage, food, and children's education. thank you. host: than in maine on twitter says -- next call is missouri. this is elaine on our independent line. good morning, your comments. caller: good morning. myself, i am 56 years old. my husband is 57. my husband is employed at a local printing company. our health insurance is skyrocketing every single year. we have gone from a fully paid employer-based system to a health care high deductible health care savings account. if my husband loses his job, there will go our health care beca

nina garry, katherine ruth rutter, brian hansen, shonny davis, jonathan cluck, lisa chester, evelyn lysecek, james mariori and ben augusto. and i ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating these ten illinoisans along with their teammates and their coaches, parents, and supporters who contributed to the success of the team u.s.a. i thank them for all their accomplishments in vancouver and wish them nothing but continued success in the future. madam president, these are a few international spectacles as singular and as inspiring as the olympic games. a force for unity in a world divided, these competitions have the power to bring us together as one people celebrating the human spirit with one voice. thanks to the world-class athletes who took part in the united states and more than 80 countries in every corner of the globe, this year's winter games in vancouver were no exception, and i hope that as the world athletes return to their respective countries and as we turn our attention back to the challenges we face in our daily lives that this olympic spirit of unity will persist until we me