although, chris smith, you're going to vote against it no matter what this guy puts forward. you will vote for this guy's bill. but let's talk about the substance. ms. schakowsky, congresswoman, do you think that you can possibly vote for a bill that comes back from house senate conference, a compromise, that included some other way to monitor, regulate tax control the insurance industry, to keep them honest in offering accessible, affordable health care without having a public option? is there any other way to bring the insurance companies into line with the public interest, any other way to do it? >> i'm one of many democrats in the house who believes that in order to really break the stranglehold that the insurance industry has had on our health care denying coverage, denying care, that the best way to do it is to have a public option and it would also control costs. i believe at the end of the day, chris, that because it's the best way, not ideal logically or politically, but it's the best way, that we're going to have that at the end of the day. >> the problem, congressw

chris: smith made a few people look jerky. marion barber -- >> he's gone, chris! the factorback, we've got a blownout wheel here. whoa, slow down. chris: he scored the first touchdown in the new stadium, we should note. barber came out of the game at that point and it's feel limple jones up the middle. >> not a bad replacement. when you can have felix jones as your backup guy, you got to feel good about that. chris: cowboys up a point with 3:40 to play. next giants drive, third and 6th. >> all the key elements to throw the football. he chris: later in the drive, tipped and caught by manningham. another first down. take another look at it. >> you might need a little luck too. chris: lucky and good. lucky and good. that was on third and 4. so manning and the giants getting in field goal range. four seconds, lawrence tynes, 37 yards. >> can't watch. can't watch. chris: it's up, it's good. and the giants start to celebrate. >> no, it doesn't count, chris. chris: hold on, hold on. time-out. >> exactly. chris: look at wade phillips. no, y'all get back. >> and it really

i'm privileged to chair the republican study committee and serve on this panel with rep chris smith. did you notice chris did all that without a teleprompter? [applause] michele said i just stole our line. this is a town hall, right? i'm proud to be in a room full of patriots. [applause] we have incredible challenges before us as a nation. as a physician, health care is front and center in one of the most major issues that we must confront as a nation. as a physician, i have looked at the democrat bills. i have read most of them, including the 1000 plus page monstrosity. i am here to tell you that if there were medical treatment, that would be guilty of malpractice. we are currently confronted with the farthest reach of government in decades. this debate we are having about health care right now is really not about health care. it is about freedom and principal. we live in the greatest nation in the history of the world. we have that honor and the blessing because we have stuck to principal. one would think that when we were challenged with significant problems, we would embrace funda

first off will be congressman chris smith. >> @ thank you very much.i am so glad to be here. -- thank yuo very much. right now, we are in a very serious crisis, as we all know. but meese a few things at the outset. i have been in the pro-life movement for 37 years. i have been in the congress for 29 years. [applause] i have cochaired the bipartisan caucus for the last 27 years. it never in all of those years have i been more concerned, and i know you share that and our panelists share that, about the abortion promotion coming out of the white house. the culture of death promoted by barack obama, his secretary of state, his cabinet, by the subcabinet, by appointees, by czers -- czars, these are more at risk now than roe v wade itself. in the current health care debate, this is the point of contact, the place where we have to stand firm to insure that we do not see a lessening of protection for the unborn child and no further expansion of the culture of death. i do believe obamacare represents the greatest threat since roe v wade itself. they're going fo

congressman chris smith said 175 japanese children are currently abducted by a parent who's fled to japan. the u.s. government is powerless to bring them home. >> japan is a modern civil rights oriented society. you know, it ought to join the rest of the industrialized nations and resolve all of these long-standing cases, including chris's. >> i want to talk to you about the children. >> reporter: t documentary "from the shadows" follows several american parents as they fight to bring their kids home from japan. the filmmaker says japanese abductions have happened for decades. a culture that does not recognize split child custody like the sufficient. >> they don't understand why the other parent wants to see or visit the kid after divorce. the norm in japan is to not do that. >> reporter: that's of little comfort to parents who have lost their children. according to one u.s. lawmaker, of the thousands of american kids taken to japan, not a single child has ever been returned by their government. a statistic that includes 3-year-old wayne sawyer. >> he's a great little guy. >> reporter: an

in the senate, mitch mcconnell, eric cantor, an event where elected republicans like congressman chris smith of new jersey, for example, can feel confident using their most conservative base-pleasing rhetoric. >> never in all of those years have i been more concerned, i know you share that and our panelists share that, about the abortion promotion coming out of the white house. the culture of death promoted by barack obama, by his secretary of state, by his cabinet, by sebelius, by the subcabinet and by appointees, bizarres. is outrageous and unconsciousable. >> those were the best hoodie out of all of the campaign swag. with the little reefer on them, culture of death. >>> along with the culture of death, podium pounding today, mike pence also went off on the czar issue. >> you know, i do think members of congress should be required to read bills, but i've got to tell you, i'd be just about as happy if more of them read this a little more often. the constitution. of the united states of america. and nowhere in here can i find the word czar. washington, d.c. must become a no czar zone starti

i would like to introduce the congressman from the fourth district of new jersey, chris smith. se] congressman smith not only represent his district admirably, he is also probably the successor, a very worthy successor. women around the world can look to him to be safe from sex trafficking and other abuses. [applause] next on the panel is representative tom price from the sixth district of georgia. [applause] he is not only the head of the republican study committee, a group of conservative members on capitol hill, he has also introduced a total health care reform package that addresses the fiscal and social needs that we all desperately need. our last speaker is representative michele bock men -- bachmann from minnesota. frc action has a long history with congressman bachmann. you name it, -- we share the same honor that he's older men -- keith olbermann named us the worst person in the world. we will start up with some remarks. >> thank you very much. welcome to everybody. i am so glad to be here. there are so many committed people that care so deeply about the direction our c

representative chris smith of new jersey on the subject. >> they are trying to force undie -- you anderican to subsidize abortion with this health plan. >> at one point, rep smith went on to say that when obama addressed congress, he asserd that his health-care plan will not cover abortions. that, smith said, is demonstrably false, a nicer way of saying what joe wilson said that evening. this should be done by 12 noon, 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. that is a good reason for r viewers to tune in tomorrow to our saturday coverage. we heard a lot o talking 2008 that this wing of thearty may have seen its most influential days come and go. certainly that is not the mood here. jane: james rosen, thanks. jon: we are waiting for news conference in bloomingdale, ill., a suburb of chicago, where an escaped convict named rort maday is causing all kinds of havoc, police believe. there is his mug shot. it is believed that he broke out of custody yesterday. harris faulkner has an update. >> we are waiting for them to begin their conference in the nextinuteslong withthe fbi other agents i bloomingdale. they

chris turner connects with corey smith. smith had five catches for 165 yards. terps up 28-23. mtsu possession. on fourth and one they go for it. he scoots 32 yards for the td. the blue raiders take a 29-28 lead. drama the blue raiders drive to the maryland 1 yard line to set up this. a 19-yard field goal. it is up and it is good. middle tennessee state edg maryland 32-31, ralph friedgen none too pleased about that. >> i don't think our guys were -- i don't know what the deal was. they didn't seem into it. i got after them pretty good haft time. >> something we emphasize is not killing ourselves, sound mechanics, execute to the best of our ability. we made too many mistakes today. >> i think i'm going to go back and, you know, i'm going to start getting real tough. we are going to do things the right way. we are going to play better next week. i'm going to promise you. i'm not worried about guys legs or what they feel like. they need to worry about how i feel. >> practice will be a doozy on monday. elsewhere, virginia tech taking on the big boys from nebraska. this heavyweight

chris turner tosses the toy. smith on the reverse. eight yards for the touchdown and game tied 28-28. fourth quarter, and is forville grad with the fake, breaks the tackle and finds the scene and off to the races. takes it 70 yards for the score and you take the 35-28 lead. just over five minutes left. the terps answer. chris turner throwings over the middle to capon. 27 yards for the td and ties the game at 35. forcing overtime, in o.t., the dukes miss their field-goal and maryland gets a chance. nick ferrea does not. he hits the 27-yarder to win the game. maryland survives a gutsy performance from jmu. the terps win it 38-35 in overtime. 14th-ranked virginia tech hosting marshal first quarter. williams fakes it up to middle, 57 yards for the first of the three touchdowns. he would finish with 164 rushing yards. it's 7-0, tech. second quarter, hokies up 14-0. takes the punt at his own 36 and gets a huge block right from. that would bring him down the right deline and goes 64 yards for the touchdown. tech pounds marshal 52-10 to even

according to congressman chris smith, 125 japanese american children are currently abducted by a parentjapan. the u.s. government is powerless to bring them home. >> japan is a modern civil rights oriented society, you know. it ought to join the rest of the industrialized nations and resolve all of these long-standing cases, including christopher savoie. >> i'd just like to talk to you about the children. >> reporter: the documentary "from the shadows" follows several american parents as they fight to bring their kids home from japan. the filmmaker says japanese abductions have happened for decades, a culture that does not recognize split-child custody like the u.s. >> they don't understand why the other parent wants to see or visit the kid after divorce. the norm in japan is to not do that. >> reporter: that's of little comfort to parents who have lost their children. according to one u.s. lawmaker, of the thousands of american kids taken to japan, not a single child has ever been returned by their government, a statistic that includes 3-year-old wayne sawyer. >> he's a great little gu

break-through act which senator mccullsky and chris bond in the senate, and in the house ed markey and chris smithegic plan for the country to fight alzheimer's, to raise money for funding. finally we think maybe the word is getting out but we're hoping that america will also -- >> hopefully people watching this segment will take action. call their ngressmen. >> yes. because as these statistics show, it is going to be important to all of us. >> if i could add, natalie, it's so true that adding that funding makes a difference. we've seen the success in cancer funding and heart disease funding but the funding for alzheimer's research is so low. if we can make these changes we can make a difference. >> we always thought this was an old person's problem and there no urgency to it because this is just what happens to you. now we know it is not true. there is a genetic link for some families for alzheimer as early onset. we know the lifestyle you choose can help put off some dementia. but the reality is it's been terribly underfunded and it is going to be our generation's crisis. we expect us to be vibr

chris gardener is featured in the will smith movie pursuit of happiness. >>> they're holding umbrellas at the book festival. >> they were. >> will they do it today? >> no, they won't, back to you. nothing like the wet pages sticking. yesterday, we started off with nice conditions and started using them later in the day. >> it's a full circle. >> it is. it's a circle of weather life i guess you could call it. not bad today compared to what it had been. we had an inch at the airport. we seen about that. right now, seeing the headlights on, but what you're not seeing is steady rain and that's a good thing. showing you first warning doppler radar. the bulk of the rain has gone and that's a good thing. we're starting to see some breaking area-wide, what you see is moving in this way tomorrow in the bigger form, area-wide and across the state, the last few showers are over the bay towards dover. just a few showers and changing the view and giving you an idea of what it looks like and what we're seeing, some lightly scattered showers and that's the case throughout the morning. right now tempe

chris: ok. we'll wait for your text. nfl reporter, michael smith. thanks, michael. >> thanks. john: more nfl drama in washington. pro football hall of famer calling out the redskins and jim zorn' play calling. wait till you get a load of this. also ahead, tim tebow, colt mccoy, early frontrunners, but hear who else is contending. todd mcshay, his other top five heisman players coming back. ( music plays, tape rips ) ( doorbell rings ) you're a pizza delivery guy? well come on in, man! what you waiting on? ( celebrating ) mouthwatering toppings, fresh-baked pizzeria taste. i like to think i deliver more than just pizza. for fresh delivery taste without the delivery price, it's digiorno. john: hey, welcome back to "sportscenter." i'm john buccigross. chris mckendry by my side on this live "sportscenter." tigers began with a three-game loss column lead. look at this defense by the indians. it was valbuena with the glove. cabrera, 4-6-3. bottom of the second. first and second, tigers trying to put this thing away in the a.l. central. trevor crowe singles in matt la porta, or does

. >> fred smith, are the obama economic policies helping or hurting? >> i don't think they are hurting, chris sure they get to the heart of the fundamental problem. the economy got way too invested in finance and housing and it did so because the tax policies of the united states favor debt, speculation and the finance services sector as opposed to the industrial sector. if you want to improve the earnings power of blue collar folks you have to stimulate the industrial sector and our tax policies just don't do that at the present time. >> chris: give me one magic bull let? >> well, i think there are two thing there's need to happen. one, the tax rate in the united states at the corporate level is 38%. other than japan, it is the highest in the industrialized world. secondarily interest is completely deductible. so if you borrow money to speculate on wall street the government is helping you on that speculation. where as an industrial company like fed ex that buys a new airplane, we get that airplane and put it in service and we have to depreciate that airplane. the capital investment in that

chris turner uncorks one for smith, who is making people say darius who?arter to williams. the terps lead 13-10 at the half, but they were done in by five turnovers in the fourth. terps. maryland drops to 1-3 for the first time ever. 43-14 your final. >> navy quarterback ricky dobbs couldn't wait to get a chance to make up for last week. boy did he bounce back. he ran for 143 yards and four touchdowns. he had -- made 4-5 passes. 38-22 navy. >> scary moment in college football. tim tebow took a wicked hit. you could see he first got hit in the front and then his head struck a teammate's leg and whipped forward. tebow was alert and woke up but he had to go to the hospital by ambulance. we wish him the best. ravens highlights coming up tonight. have a great day. >> the time is 5:55. it is 61 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to our next hour on 11 -- "11 news sunday morning." >> a frederick county neighborhood asks what went wrong after a father kills his family and then turns the gun on himself. >> struggling in the aftermath of the water main break in

chris turner bros to rutgers. the first play of the game, 7-0. maryland would answer back. coming off a huge game last week, smith had 112 yards receiving. second quarter, 26 yards for the score. the turks fled at have, but they were done in by five turnovers. maryland drops to 1-3 for the first time ever, 34-13 the final. rekeyed jobs could not wait to get a chance to make up for last week's loss against pittsburg. -- repeat dobbs -- ricky dobbs. 38-22, navy. a scary moment in college football. tim tebow to get we get hit tonight. he lay motionless for several minutes. first he got hit in the front, and then his head struck a teammate slag and whipped forward. he went to the hospital by ambulance. >> i got a bunch of calls and text messages from people asking me who is the guy in the grounds that got in all this trouble. the browns coach apparently find one of the browns players for not paying for a $3 bottle of water he took from a hotel menu bar. the fine, $1,700. for a $3 water. the browns also have to deal with an offense that will be hard to control. joe flacco is off to an impressive 2-0 start. >> it does not mean anything unless

michael smith, john clayton, and chris mortensen.se to talk about the top stories lines of the upcoming nfl season. >> if you want inside information on the nfl, you can do a lot worse than this panel of experts right here. so as we he get set for week one to start. what do you think is going to be the biggest unanswered question going into the season? let's start with you. >> i think brett favre asked it, can he play a full season? which seems odd for the most durable quarterback in history. the bottom line is this guy's not worked out two straight off seasons. didn't work out the two weeks before he did show up for training camp. i just think it's a question whether this guy can last the whole season. >> 291 with the playoffs. >> i look at the biggest television in america, the cowboys video board. how is this going to impact football games? i mean, the first time they have to redo a punt, 1k3 a receiving team runs a touchdown back, it's going to be a problem. it's going to cause injuries and change games. 123450eu6789 i'm going to

chris wallace? the biggest crybabies he has seen in 30 years. i tried to give the president a fair shot. i know that shepard smith and greta van susteren does.how many shots to you need? before you stop being nice? >> these guys are saying, want to screw with us? they are saying screw you, fox. bill: stupid. i did not get much out of that. any of those networks. george stephanopoulos was the most feisty. >> i thought that. i thought he was very good. overall, i thought that even though no one made news, there were no really hardball questions, i think that basically they were better than they used to be. that is because they realize that the american people have lost faith in them, do not trust them. they can dismiss my book, but they cannot dismiss polls by independent groups. bill: as well as falling ratings. how can you say that when the only guy that asked about acorn was stephanopoulos? those other guys miss the story for two weeks? come on. >> these guys ignored it all of the way through. they ignored jones all of the way through also. one thing that i found interesting, from my old colleague bob schieffer, cbs. i will do my old impres

smith also recovering from a hamstring injury. >>> brian roberts hit his 52nd double last night, eight shy of the all-time record by a second baseman set way back in 1936. chris tillman pitches tonight. fellow rookie brian mattis was at espn zone today. the os final q & a session with fans. he was with the radio voice fred manfra, who seems ok with being shut down for the season. >> you have to give 100% to the heavy hitters. it's draining. >> reporter: 22 years old, looks pretty good but a smart decision to shut him down. highlights of the os tonight on the latest at 11:00. back to you. >>> let's take another look outside, espn zone. norm will be back with his final forecast. the weekend looking pretty good. >>> and the temperature from around the area, in the 60s most everywhere. we'll be right back. ♪ for fresh deli taste, ( scanner beeping, music ) why pay for the whole deli? ♪ ( laughs, beeping ) price check on deli man. oscar mayer deli fresh shaved meats. great, fresh-from-the-deli taste... without the deli counter price. sliced, packed, and sealed at the peak of freshness. oscar mayer deli fresh. for the love of a great sandwich. >>> stocks rose for a

chris chester. willis mcgahee tap dances through. the ravens up 7-0. joe flacco, 342 yards. who's this guy? number 82, l.j. smith, injured for the first two games, stepped up yesterday. 32-yard catch sets up the field goal. it was 13-0. milestone for derek mason, career catch number 800 in his stirling career. he also caught a 72-yard touchdown. that pass set up this one. eric barton, who went to maryland, ran right by it. just put your hands up, you knock it down. instead todd heap catches the ball for 20 yards. then willis mcgahee, his second touchdown. 34-3, the ravens roll. terrell suggs talked about trying to get the shutout. >> we don't talk about it. it's kind of like when you throw the no-hitter. you just don't talk about it. you just line up and prepare for every week. >> it feels good. we have a bunch of guys who are accountable and we have a coach who will hold us accountable. think coming off of a win is important. that's the type of attitude a team should have. we showed up on wednesday. i think it was one of the hardest practices we've had since training camp. and it showed here on sunday. >> that'

. >> fred smith, are the obama economic policies helping or hurting? >> i don't think they're hurting, chris they get to the heart of the fundamental problem. the economy got way too invested in finance and housing, and it did so because the tax policies of the united states favor debt, speculation in the financial services sector as opposed to the industrial sector. so if you want to improve the earnings power of blue collar folks, you've got to stimulate the industrial sector. and our tax policies just don don't -- just don't do that at the present time. >> give me one magic bullet. >> i think there are two things that need to happen. one, the tax rate in the united states at the corporate level is 38%. other than japan, it's the highest in the industrialized world. seco secondary, if you borrow money to invest on wall street, the government is helping you. if fedex buys a new 777 that employs people building the plane, we get that airplane and put it in service and we have to depreciate that airplane. in other words, the capital investment in that equipment is taxed much greater than spec

chris wallace on fox say biggest bunch of cry babies he has seen in 30 years. listen, i try to give president obama fair shot. i know greta van susteren does. i know shepard smiths. i know bret baire does. so how many fair shots do you need before you stop the nonsense? >> yeah, but you know how it works. these guys are saying you want to screw with us? well, get this, screw you, fox. that's what they are saying. bill: all right. it's just stupid. all right, now, when -- you know, i didn't get much out of that on any of those networks. i thought stephanopoulos was the feistiest. what did you think? >> so did i. i thought stephanopoulos was very good. and, you know, overall, bill, i think even though nobody made news. there were no really hard ball questions. i think, basically, they were better than they used to be. and i think that's because they realize that the american people have lost faith in them. don't trust them. they could dismiss my book when i write about them but they can't dismiss polls by independent groups that says the american people don't trust them them. bill: or falling ratings? bill: i don't know how can you say that when the only guy that

smith with the fake. 8-yard touchdown run. he did one with the colts in 0 three. skins with momentum. 23-17 down at the half. 4th quarter down 23-10. campbell finds chris cooley. the skins get no closer. the redskins drop the opener 23- 17 to the new york giants. >> i can tell you that we have a very good football team. i'm very impressed with some of the things that happen on the field. i think our challenge was to become more disciplined on the field, and that's going to be our challenge from week 1 to week 2. >> not discouraged at all. there was one game we lost the game but at the end of the day we know we're a better team than actually what we showed today. we've just got to bounce back this week. play even harder, play a little bit better. >> next week the redskins will play their home opener on sunday when the st. louis rams come to town. the rams lost to seattle today 28-0 but keep in mind the rams beat the skins last year 19-7. >>> there's always one guy, right? fans here at cleveland park bar and grill in northwest were ready for the first game of the regular season. as you can hear, a little disappointed the team didn't get a win. still a skins game

smith, had great vision. >> dave: riley, hits jeremy ross. breaks a couple of tackles. and into minnesota territory. a few yards shy of a first down. kyle theret, makes another tackle. >> chrisoutside, to make the defensive line tired. the defensive line makes the runbackers so productive. they do a good job of eating up line blockers up front. i see minnesota, hands on hips. that tells me they're sucking a little wind. >> dave: they ran on third and short last time. they run it again. quarterback draw. and riley has the first down at the gopher 40, where nate triplett makes the stop. brian holley, the fullback, was out front, blocking for his quarterback. >> bob: i see kevin cosgrove, the defensive coordinator, saying swell. i got the speed big play guys on the outside. now, i have to watch the quarterback running a quarterback draw? yeah, you've got to, kevin. it's a good call by andy lug wig, the defensive coordinator for cal. >> dave: another end around. jeremy ross in space. good job by traye simmons to told him up until the calvary comes. cal is moving the ball nicely on this opening drive. >> chris: you talked about andy ludwig, coming from utah. andy worked with jeff