cline. i think it was mr. cline. i think we all value intellectual consistency and honesty. is the employer mandate so high as to discourage employment or is it in fact so low as to encourage companies to drop coverage? >> it is -- it's going to be a choice -- you're posing the question actually correctly it's going to be a choice that businesses will look at. my example that i'm talking about is you're a small business sitting at 49 or 50, business sitting at 49 or 50, you're going to look at the cost of going from 50 to 51 and theithe costs are very high to do that. it's going to cost you over $40,000. you make a decision to not hire that additional person. that's a job-killing decision. >> most employees already have benefits. i was a small business. they had that to begin with. you're referring to people who don't provide insurance to the margin. >> they may not be providing as the law dictates. we have these examples where you have the mini med programs. >> to be clear again, not at levels exactly indicated by law but rather at minimal levels indicated by law. that is a

cline sometimes we jump on the bandwagon just in time. we were for sanctions in afghanistan over reagan's veto to be on the good guy's side and then george schultz hit me with this, we biw t in iran when they had the upheaval a year ago. we didn't get out there with the people fighting for freedom. is this a time to get -- too late to get on those people's side fighting for freedom? >> i like mark twain's look at history. it rhymes. certainly we're seeing oracles from iran. the up side of all of this is that the successive u.s. administrations have invested time and money and prestige promoting the regems. then when somebody like must be barke doesn't know if he wants to step down or stay, beginning to promote an environment in which the united states can have some sort of clarity in the future fthe -- of the countries, i think that's the up swing. chris: let's talk about our interest. when the stock market opens, what are they going to say? instability, the worst word in the world. >> absolutely. that's what the united states is concerne

cline. i think it was mr. cline. i think we all value intellectual consistency and honesty. is the employer mandate so high as to discourage employment or is it in fact so low as to encourage companies to drop coverage? >> it is -- it's going to be a choice -- you're posing the question actually correctly it's going to be a choice that businesses will look at. my example that i'm talking about is you're a small business sitting at 49 or 50, business sitting at 49 or 50, you're going to look at the cost of going from 50 to 51 and their the costs are very high to do that. it's going to cost you over $40,000. you make a decision to not hire that additional person. that's a job-killing decision. >> most employees already have benefits. i was a small business. they had that to begin with. you're referring to people who don't provide insurance to the margin. >> they may not be providing as the law dictates. we have these examples where you have the mini med programs. >> to be clear again, not at levels exactly indicated by law but rather at minimal levels indicated by law. that is

everything well the very commercial got a real focus on what they're doing and you can see that the weather cline very good coach. set up but it's all rises they continue with it having a break from now until the start of the first day. of the countdown to the world cup team of the. year they're good at. reading the game will look but top at the end of the autumn series against swells but other than that they played some sublime rugby but bit of a wake up call against australia in hong kong but that was purely because you know it might if you child was on the field it didn't work out well graeme henry's worst nightmare must be have done casserole richie mccaw get struck down by illness or injury at a tournament you know i've had people saying you know who would play stand with you never got applies to. the level of anyone else we just saw in the autumn series here how much of an influence he was on the game and how easy it was for him he looked as he was you know just cruising around the field enough to be looked like he just stepped out of the shell bicycle. you know he's a key player for us obv

patsy cline sang here. >> i don't care if she sings yankee doodle dandy, she's still going to play. you have the same three songs. >> don't worry, beau. i have no intention of stealing your invisible career. you see, i want one. >> i didn't expect to like it as much. i gave it three kernels out of five. the acting pretty decent. i'm not a country music fan but some songs in here weren't bad. some cheesy moments but unconventional ending which helped save the movie. not bad if you like gwyneth. stick to her day job. >> i heard tim mcgraw, and he doesn't sing in a movie about country music. that's shocking. >> it's very disappointititititi medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65

. >> is there a deal to reveal the name of the author at some point, a la joe cline?stinctive voices. i wouldn't be surprised if somebody figured it out, but we've not going to talk. >> all right. jonathan carp, the plot thicke. ns veyoanu >>> fwarm, time 8:26, i'm bren s cannon. we want to get the latest on your forecast and we know who to check with. >> we'll get to the traffic in a minute. we're looking good. the records we saw yesterday. 67 in concord and napa hit 65 degrees a bit warmer for today since we're starting out more mild. 70 in oakland, 70 fairfield and 69 is the forecasted high in napa today, two to three degrees warmer through this afternoon and we'll see highs in the 60s for the remainder of the week. thursday through monday, no real rain to forecast, 20% on sunday. how do you roads look? fun on the south bay? >> if i were to tell you -- slow in the south bay. christina, reliable source tell me 288 around 880, but all northbound routes slowing. early accident on 101 cleared but new accident 280 popped up. some slowing through cupertino. accident caus

do, but there is no doubt that there is a media component to this that we didn't even have in the cline toll administration. >> we have found that actually our show, if i may, has been kind of a breakthrough in the national conversation because we don't attack each other. >> well, you attack -- [laughter] >> but there is ultimately peace at the end usually. >> it's not personal. >> it's not, and that's the bottom line, and the viewer knows that. that's helpful, but we have an outgoing senator and incoming senator. idealistic or fed up? >> still idealistic looking for a new role. >> oh, fed up? >> no. >> tell us why. i'd like to hear from both of the senators why you're here today because this obviously wasn't with you, and it's something you think we need moving forward. >> i have the perspective of someone who kind of grew up in public light by virtue of my father's service. i think we search in vain for a golden era of, you know, comedy in american politics. it's always been rough and tumble, but having said that, there's no time worse than it was before. my father tells a story in 19

>> i'm going to sing an old patsy cline song called -- i don't even know.l right? >> let's hear it. >> i'm feeling arthritic today. monday, we took the red eye back from l.a. we had to go get my fat melted again. remember we're doing that next month. >> this is important. this is a thing you're doing where you put like a laser thing on your stomach and then it melts your fat which goes away in your urine. >> i like to think you flush it from your system. >> whatever. >> it's fascinating to think you can put something on your stomach -- does it hurt? >> it hurts like crazy. results are happening. you say you'll never do this again but then you see your flat stomach. so anyway, i did that on monday. yesterday was doctor day. where you go and get all your tests. i hate those days. i have been fondled, manipulated, probed, you name it. it happened to me yesterday. i like to get it all done in one day. but the day comes that you have to do it. i love the ladies that i do it with. they're amazing. but nobody likes that. although one time i was talking to dolly pa