gold this while the other premier league team there came from behind to get a three two win over coventry elsewhere premier league leaders manchester united came to make goals and to beat southampton the saints play in england's league one to the first half of the richard chappell over at second half gold for michael owen and have your hand is put united in the ground elsewhere wins for paul burnley sheffield wednesday reading brighton and crawley. now paul casey the highest ranked play in the field in bahrain and tops the leaderboard going into the final round of the volvo golf champions tournament the englishman just missed out on a ryder cup place last season but has started this one meaning business he hit the ground sick. the sixth share of the lead with peter hanson from sweden very interesting though i only have one short question over two others northern ireland's darren clarke seen here with the eighteenth. and james king still from south africa this is him and he's one of the most consistent plays out there at the moment cutting his third consecutive sixty seven but only three s

average 75,000 new customers who are employees of businesses that employ 58 people or less, and also coventry health care out of maryland reports 115,000 new workers have been extended the possibility of coverage from small businesses, and bluecross blueshield of kansas city, the largest insurer in the kansas city area, -- small businesses buy insurance for the first -- since legislation was signed into law with the tax credits becoming available. this is a real opportunity for those employees working every day but had the opportunity for coverage. i would like to recognize mr. andrews, a member of the education and labor committee. >> thank you, chairman. i would like to thank the leadership for this opportunity and think the ladies and gentlemen and young ladies who came here to speak. it takes a lot of character and integrity to come to a public forum and tell your story and bury your soul in such a compelling way. we think each one of you. mr. lataille, you said you were step -- u.s. set to step into a job involving aviation issues. if we had a choice between voting for a repeal of the he

he went off to work in the--factories in england in coventry. c-span: did he ever send money back? guest: once or twice he sent a few pounds. it wasn't enough. it was just a gesture. i don't know. maybe somebody persuaded him to send the money back but we--he left us to starve. c-span: when you remember the worst moments in your early life, what were they like? guest: waiting for the telegram boy, that--the telegram boys on saturdays used to deliver the telegrams to the families whose fathers were in england. and most of the families like the mehanes or the downes across from us would get their telegrams. solid, steady men sending their money home from england. and we'd wait all day on saturday. and we hope and hope and hope. and we knew then that--you could hear the engines always ringing in england--6:00 in the morning, noon and 6:00 in the evening. but you knew--bong, bong, bong--when the engines rung in the evening and the telegram hadn't been delivered. that was it. you're going to face another week of starvation practically. c-span: what did it feel like to be hungry? guest:

coventry health care, a large provider of health insurance to small businesses added 115,000 new workers in 2010 representing an 8% increase. blue cross blue shield of kansas city, largest health insurer in kansas city reports an astounding 58% increase in the number of small businesses purchasing coverage in their area since april 2010. repeal of the affordable care act as my colleagues last week voted for it would entail the largest tax increase in small businesses in our nation's history. 16,000 small businesses in western wisconsin alone will see their taxes go up to our today benefiting from these tax credits under the affordable care act. over 4 million small businesses nationwide are taking advantage of the tax credit so they can better afford health care coverage for their employees. what's ironic, and mr. levi, appreciate your testimony here today, but the exchange we're setting up for small businesses and for family farmers and individuals was based on a shot previous years that ended up the creation of a in exchange for small businesses finally with complete transparency so, y

have added new customers that are employees of businesses that employ 50 people or less than that coventry health care out of maryland reports 115,000 new workers have the possibility of coverage with small and businesses, and blue shield in kansas city has a 58% jump in the number of small and businesses buying insurance since the legislation was signed into law with the help -- the tax credit being available, so this is a real opportunity for those employees working every day that did not have the opportunity for coverage. you are leading the way. i would like to introduce mr. andrews. >> i would like to thank our leadership for this opportunity and thanks the young ladies and gentlemen who came here to speak. it takes a lot of character and integrity to come to a public forum and tell your story and share your soul in such a compelling way. we thank each and everyone of you. he said you are all set to step into a job that deals with research and development on aviation issues. if we had a choice tomorrow between voting on appealing the health care bill or voting on a hill but helps smal

coventry health care at 115,000 new workers, representing an 8% increase.ss/blue shield up a 58% increase in businesses purchasing health care. the repeal of the affordable care at would until the largest tax increase on small business in our nation's history. many businesses in western wisconsin will see their taxes go up. more than 4 billion -- more than 4 million businesses are taking advantage of the tax credits. the health-care exchange we are setting up was based on the shop that i introduced. the creation of an exchange. small businesses have a chance to go and shop. ultimately, we will be judged on whether this works or not and whether we have the ability to bring costs down. here is another bipartisan i get in the bill. we have to change how we pay for health care in this country. the fee-for-service system under medicare is based on volume regardless of results. this is crazy. we have a two year study that calls on them to change the fee- for-service system to a before value reimbursement system. they will present a plan to the administration to i

added 75,000 new customers who are employees of businesses that employ 50 people or less, and also coventry health care out of maryland reports 115,000 new workers have been extended, possibly of coverage for small businesses. of blue cross blue shield of kansas city, the largest insurer in the kansas city area has a 58% jump in the number of small businesses by insurance since the first full month the legislation was signed into law with a tax credit becoming available to those businesses. so this is a real opportunity for those employees who are working every day. so you're kind of leading the way. so thank you so much. i would like now to recognize mr. enters, a member of the education and labor committee. >> thank you chairman, like to thank our leadership for this opportunity, and we thank ladies and gentlemen and young ladies who came in today to speak. it takes a lot of character and integrity to come to the public forum and tell your story and bare your soul in such a compelling way. we thank each one of you. mr. lataille come you said you all step -- ready step into job. of a fathe