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, too. >> translator: the disabled have to learn that their disability does not exclude them from society. they can do all sorts of things and just need to develop different ways of dolg doing them. >> reporter: for "worldfocus," i'm megan thompson. >> since "worldfocus" producer megan thompson filmed that report, the inventor of smart eyes completed a pilot program in which 150 blind people in greece were allowed to test the device. they are now evaluating the results of that test, hoping to make smart eyes available on a widespread basis. >>> not every technological innovation gets greeted with as much enthusiasm as that device for the blind that you just heard about. while no one disputes that traffic ja bad for cities and bad for the environment, many of the proposed solutions to the problem are proving controversial. in singapore, the government has instituted a strict system of tolls in which drivers literally pay as they go in an effort to discourage driving. but as i found out when i traveled there in late 2008, many people in singapore considered driving a right, not a privilege.

we've outlawed discrimination also based on disability, the americans with disabilities act 1990. but until now, think about it, it's been perfectly legal to discriminate against our fellow americans because of illness, because of sickness, to exclude tens of millions of our citizens from decent health care simply because they can't afford it. think about that. i hear some people talking about setting up pools. we're going to have a pool here and a pool here, a pool for the elderly, a pool for high-risk, a pool here and a pool there and different people get in these different pools. my friends, that is nothing more or less than blatant discrimination. are we not all one american family? that's what we said when we passed the americans with disabilities act. this is our family. we shouldn't be shunted aside, separated out. we said the same thing on the basis of race years ago with the civil rights act. on the basis of women, national origin. well, now with the signing of the bill today, we have said no longer are we going to discriminate against people because they're sick. think a

these victims include students with disabilities and students without disabilities. many of these victims were children as young as 3 and 4 years of age, in some cases children died. restraint and seclusion are complicated practices. there are emergency intervention that is should be used only as a last resort and only by trained professionals. the g.a.o. found that too off these techniques are being used in schools under the guise of discipline or convenience. last year in my home state of california there were more than 14,300 cases of seclusion and restraint and other, quote, emergency interventions. we don't know how many of these cases were actual emergencies. we have federal laws in place to prevent these types of abuses from happening in hospitals and other community-based facilities that receive federal funding. but currently there are no federal laws on the books to protect children from these abuses in the schools where they spend most of their time. without a federal standard, state policies and oversight vary wildly. leaving children vulnerable. of the 31

my husband's disabled and we have two children that are disabled. goes down to children's hospital quite often. most of the medical expenditures are covered under insurance. we have one credit card for me. we're only about $5,000 in debt and we're just wondering how we can do the fix since we haven't been really able to pay. >> jean, quickly? >> first, i'm really, really sorry. this is a very tough scenario. you want to talk to your lenders across the board, plain explain them what's going on. they do have relief programs for people who are in situations like you and i hope that they'll be willing to find them for you. >> best of luck, lori ann. we hope everything works out. jean chatzky, david bach, and of course melissa lee, thank you so much for joining us. >>> she's juggling duties as a host, correspondent, entrepreneur, blogger and mother of four. brooke burke stops by to chat with kathie lee and hoda. brooke burke stops by to chat with kathie lee and hoda. but first, these messages. to let your immune system become a statistic. so take every p

we are seeing a change in the level of disability. we are seeing more than one disability.e may have a better and dealing with a traumatic brain injury to is also dealing with posttraumatic stress disorder. we are expanding our walsh and try to address this new demographic and new level of disability that veterans are returning with. we cannot deny that they have to deal with this new population, demographic, new level of disability, but we cannot forget ever vietnam's population. host: are you concerned about the strains it will put upon the system? guest: it is the need to identify now so we can go to the department and say you are bringing in a new population of patients. we cannot forget the pages you're already treating on your roles at the veteran affairs. they are reaching an age where they may be considering turning to the department of veterans affairs. i need a health care system at my age. i want to go to the provider that i have earned for my service. we cannot forget their sacrifices when we talk about the department of veteran affairs. we need to ensure that t

i asked about veterans and persons with disabilities. congressman cummings engine african-americans. i am not sure any of us asked about hispanics. with regard to african-american unemployment, that rate is 15.8, so substantially higher than the overall number. for hispanics, 12.4%? >> yes. >> i think the percentages are always helpful, but sometimes the numbers are more telling. i forgot to ask about veterans number, the total number -- for those who served post 2001, do you have that number? >> the number of unemployed are 212,000 veterans overall. >> you do not know how many of those -- >> those are post 2001. >> 212,000 unemployed veterans in those who have served since 2001. >> correct. >> and in terms of the african- americans, we have talked about the african-american total and the hispanic total as opposed to just the percentage of unemployed. >> for african-americans, 2.8 million are unemployed. it is the same number for hispanic or a latino, 2.8 million. >> i think that is all i have for this round. >> i think we are looking fo

her disability was visible. she didn't want to make any adjustments because of them and she didn't want anybody talking about them. on the argument emily remembers with sarah over the issues. sarah was really easy to live with. the best roommate, listened to the same records, didn't care about the messes, but she's get mad of me when i hassled about her health. you can get qualified for social security payment for people with disabilitied. that would really steam her. no, she would say, i am not disabled and i'm not going to do that. and she didn't. her sister kept up the pressure but in the end failed to persuade her. she still possessed the original social security she requested for sarah which sarah never signed. she had the same argument with her sister over getting a bus pass for the disabled. i'm not disabled, she argued. sarah didn't drive, so buses were a crucial part of her existence. i once called her at 9 in the evening to ask her a question about judaism. when i reached her, she was riding a bus from

on the capitol beltway we have the disabled vehicle on the outer loop. it's just off to the right sold are but we are still dealing with heavy delays. these drivers backed up starting around the river road exit. 395, virginia's northbound trip is slow from edsell to seminary. we are tacking on an extra 5-10 minutes for that. on 95 heading northbound, two delays we are watching. the prince william parkway and the fairfax county parkway toward the springfield parkway. wrapping up in upper marlboro brie we have a report of an accident on richie marlboro at route 4 pennsylvania avenue. andrea, back to you. >> thank you, angie. it's 6:31. we are talking about health care reform. president obama's bill was passed by democrats in the house last night, we focus so much on the political fight we want to look at what this bill means to you. it requires most americans to buy health insurance. it creates a health care exchange which is a marketplace where people without insurance can do comparison shopping. insurance companies will be banned from denying coverage be

earlier disabled at 123 cleared as well as a disabled at route 1.aillights on the right side of the screen. slowing down approaching 123 and finally 395 northbound. that's also starting to pick up between duke and seminary. >> thank you. >>> ten years after 9/11 a debate over islam and extremism is raging once again. critics point to local examples of what they call home-grown terrorism. but the sheer mention of that phrase puts many muslims on edge, especially first- generation parents. the embers of this fiery debate keeps drawing divisions ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> our faith is always dragged in to this. >> reporter: as a first generation muslim, her story is typical. her family came here for opportunity, then came 9/11. >> my children were born here, but they are told go back where you come from. terrifying for us that they will take it out on the wrong person. >> headlines of attempts and attacks are resurrected the fear. for many muslims it feels like prejudice is back. >> first thing i thought is here we come again. >> reporter: on an evening after pr

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v.s is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> wondering how much painting in your home or jewelry might be worth you could bring it to a traveling buying event. our consumer reporter raises questions about those events. >> reporter: everyone loves the antiques road show where people bring in grandma's old bowl and find out it is worth $5,000. now a traveling show is hitting towns across the country. this is the treasure hunters road show with the largest gold, jewelry and collectible buying company in the u.s. people come with arm loads of dolls and other goods hoping to make top dollar. >> i brought a doll in the original case. >> reporter: robin found one like hers selling on ebay for well over $100. >> the first time he came back he only wanted to give me $30. >> reporter: she had high hopes for her world war ii cigarette box. >> they said 30 to $40 on it. door you feel you gave them a fair price? >> we have a lot of repeat and referral thusmers. >> reporter: do people come here thinking it

veteranses, disabled people in general. this amendment, which essentially does this year what we did last year in the stimulus package would provide a one-time $250 payment. and this amendment has very widespread support all over this country. and let me just mention to you some of the organizations, some of the organizations that are supporting it. the largest senior group in america is the aarp, and they are very vigorously supporting this concept. the american legion and the veterans of foreign war are supporting this $250 payment. the national committee to preserve social security and medicare are supporting it. the disabled veterans of america,d.v. a, are supporting it. the older women's league are supporting it. and many, many other organizations representing seniors, disabled people and our veterans are supporting it. madam president, this recession has forced more and more seniors out of the middle class and into poverty. in fact, according to a national academy of sciences formula, the poverty rate among american

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities this is fios.t 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> firefighters in east baltimore helped bring a new baby girl in to the world today. >> i was driving in the front. she was in the back seat. >> the mother went in to labor early today and rapidly started progressing when the baby's father was driving them to the hospital. he called 911, but had to stop at a nearby fire station on east 25th street for help. firefighters and paramedics delivered the bundle of joy in the back of the car. >> seeing the baby's head sticking out and -- it tore my stomach up. >> i see something like that on tv. i didn't think it would be me having a baby in the car. >> both the mother and baby were taken to the university of maryland hospital and are in good health. >>> a state senate panel decided friday maryland should balance future budgets by shifting some teacher-pension costs to local government. the state government pays the full cost of those pensions, which will be $1 billion in the coming year. the cost shift will save the s

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v.his is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> we know who will be dancing with the stars for the 10th season. here's a look. >> in just three weeks the stage will be filled with dancing stars. i'm tom bergeron with special guest melissa ry croft and we're about to reveal the new cast. >> you are not exaggerating. here are the 11 new stars. >> the world's sexiest woman, pamela anderson, football's most outrageous, chad ocho cinco, the soap stud aidan turner. espn's broadcasting beauty erin andrews, the beverly hills bad girl shannen dougherty. and the original moon walker buzz aldrin. and niecy nash, nicole from the pussycat dolls. the golden boy, evan and most watched supermom kate gosselin. >> tonight we've revealed the entire new cast of "dancing with the stars." >> we have not finished. we only announced 10 of the 11 names. >> picky picky. you've been watching number 11 all night long. the bachelor jake pavelka. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> all this leading up to the engagement w

the service for the physically disable. fox 5's john henrehan complains how big the hit could be. >> reporter: on a typical weekday metro rail provides about 3/4 of a million trips in our area. about half a million are taken on metro bus. and nearly 8,000 trips a day are offered to disabled customers through metro access. beverly ward uses metro access for her kidney dialysis three times a week. >> for the type of illness i have and a lot of people with canes and wheelchairs. they can't take the bus or subway. >> reporter: th door-to-door service provided by metro access costs a ton of money. an average of $38 a trip. and because of the aging population, usage of metro access is exploding. >> our annual rider ship is projected to increase to 3.6 million passengers by 2014, a 50% growth over this fiscal year. >> reporter: metro manager who face a giant projected deficit knit -- in the next fiscal year are considering big cut backs. managers are considering limiting the service to a significantly smaller area. they're also co

i am a disabled marine. i hear all this talk about students that have never served in the military, rotc programs -- they do not want us on campus, that sort of thing. what about the trends? what about money going to the gi bill? that has never been addressed. they tried to push this through with health care. it is criminal. it is a criminal because we are the ones keeping you free, keeping this nation going. and i do not see any of these young students stepping up to the plate and putting it on the line the rotc programs. what will be happening to us coming back from iraq and that halve no limbs trying to make it in america? guest: there is a set aside for military veterans, as well as things for the gi bill. for the rotc, my understanding is the environment is more welcoming than it has been in past years. host: the program that has been approved, is this strictly for a four-year colleges? can you use them for two-year or practical? cast, absolutely. -- or technical? guest: absolutely. a lot of this is rea

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v.his is beyond cable. this is fios. . >> more reaction tonight to crime justice investigation you saw last night in the and the questionable spending by the census bureau right here in baltimore. congressman cummings will examine in the spending habit of the bureau in the city. wouldn't comment on camera but did say he would follow-up into our investigation that shows the bureau paying three times the going rate for renting offices in baltimore city. >> there is no reason for the census bureau or any federal government agency to be in the most exclusive neighborhood, neighborhood, most expensive neighborhood in any city especially baltimore. the census bureau paying to rent office space in baltimore city than what is charged in mid town manhattan. we want you to join our watch and if you have a story about government waste and there is lots of it. call our hotline at this number on the screen. >>> in the age of e-mail and cell phones, people just aren't sending the old mail any more. he

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v. this is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> there's no doubt about it for most of us, it's a special time we remember for memories. high school prom is a right of spring, right of passage. what happens to girls who's dreams go to the big dance, only cost us too high. we hear about a woman creating fairy tale endings. >> the groups come from across the state of georgia to this dance studio north of atlanta. like every girl here, this 17-year-old came looking for the perfect dress for her first prom. she found it. 18-year-old carrie had a bit more trouble finding hers. the dresses were donated, thousands of them for hundreds of girls, all collected by a foster care mother who saw a huge need. rachael has opened her heart and home to more than 50 foster care children over the years. she says that every one of these girls has been through rough times and should be made to be special for at least a day. >> they look like princesses and feel like princesses. nobody should feel like a princess f

they are here to practice sled hockey, a sport for both disabled and aibl-bodied athletes. >> always gives me a good workout. >> the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy affecting their balance and strength. until now, team sports were no fun. >> not only they get to participate in a team sport. it's a sport they can be good at. >> oh, yeah. >> many team members have physical or mental disabilities but, on the ice, their able-bodied friends or siblings don't have much of an edge. >> they are all on the same level, playing and having fun together and that disability fades away. >> the sport is new to most players, learning to pass, trying to score, sometimes falling. it's all part of the game. [ laughter ] >> sled hockey builds upper body strength and helps with coordination but the twins aren't necessarily thinking about all that. >> i love skating! >> spoken like a true member of the team. dr. sanjay gupta. >> ohhhh! >>> a car chase for you on "prime news." police thought they were chasing an intoxicated driver just south of la grange, texas. they were chasing a 12-year-old behind t

disabled vehicle on the outer loop as well. on outer loop between the 83, running 4 minutes. 83 southbound to the beltway 8 minutes. also 83 again 695 northern parkway. five minutes. jfx, volume is heavy as you make your way here southbound. back with your morning news update, next. closing arguments scheduled today in the baltimore trial of three people accused of car fing a toddler to death as part of a religious cult. they arrested wouldn't calling witnesss for the death of a 10 year old. they denied him food or water because he did not say amen after his meals. opener of a gas station remains in critical condition after being shot in attempted robbery. the incident yesterday morning happened at the heses gas station. police only have a vague description. if you have information they would like to hear from you. call baltimore county police or crime stoppers. 1-866-7-lockup. 24 murders for january and february this year. that's the lowest number of murders on record. the crime is down in large part because of the snowstorms

at a time when millions of senior citizens, veterans, and persons with disabilities have slipped out of the middle class and into poverty, at a time when the cost of prescription drugs, medical care, and heating oil have gone through the roof in many parts of our country, at a time when millions of seniors have seen the values of their pensions, their homes and their life savings plummet, at a time -- and here is the important point -- for the first time in 36 years seniors will not be receiving a cola in their social security benefits, the amendment that i am offering today with senators dodd, leahy, schumer, kerry, whitehouse, mikulski, gillibrand, lautenbergings and begich will provide over 55 million senior citizens, veterans, and persons with disabilities $250 in much-needed emergency relief. this $250 emergency payment is equivalent to a 2% increase in benefits for the average social security retiree, and it is, as you will recall, the same amount that seniors received last year, as part of the recovery act. in other words, what we are doing now is exactly the same as we did la

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v.s is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> we have great news if you are looking for work. lifer technology says it expects to add 100 jobs in frederick by expanding operations there. california-based company could employee 300 folks. new jobs will be in manufacture, research and developement. they make instruments opinion -- and other products used by hops and pharmaceutical company. >>> folks in consolation energy on wall street today as the market closed. it wasn't a good day. dow jones fell 50 points. nasdaq was up more than 12. s&p 500 fell close to four. >>> on our website today i got some interesting information for you. five foods that may help you prevent cancer and halt the spread of the disease. plus, are you feeling bloated or uncomfortable after eating? we have five recipes good for digestion. exercise myths and facts. all you have to do to get the information is log on to abc2news.com. click on lifestyle guides. >>> here's a look at what your working on for you tonight at 11:00

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v. this is beyond cable. this is fios. . >>> a look at news around the nation takes us to kentucky tonight at least 10 people are dead in a crash between a tractor trailer and a van. investigators say the truck crossed the medium and into the path of the van. the driver of the truck died. two children in the van survived the crash. the van was head doing iowa for a wedding. >>> police in texas got a huge surprise after a high speed chase. the driver was 12 years old. since the boy is a minor police aren't talking too much about the case but say the boy could face charges for the items found in the truck. at times he was driving over 100 miles per hour. >>> a major part of the zoo train is being put into place. two place -- pieces are being put in place. that's almost a one mile trip. >>> this weekend parents across the country will likely be seeing a movie with the kids. it is how to train your dragon. today we went to the zoo to meet their very own trained dragon. this is toby. he can p

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v.his is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> kolds are often described as common. there's no common remedy for the coughing and runny nose and body aches and could be more painful if you spend more money on medicines that may not be working for you. here's more on what to do and what to look for when battling a cold bug. >> i take nyquil and dayquill. >> sleep, rest. >> gets the phlegm out of your throat and puts you to sleep. >> reporter: there's no one tried and true cure but when congestion fills your nose and the coughing won't stop, desperation can take over. >> when i'm sick, i'll pay almost anything to pay better. when you walk into the aisle in the pharmacy, you're vulnerable to the temptations to pick up everything off the shelf. >> reporter: an infectious disease specialist says depending on your symptoms you could be wasting your money. >> better to single on an ingredient. you don't want to take something you don't need. >> reporter: for example, if you have a dry cough, look for

now as a kid because somebody looked at you as having some type of disability, you don't have a disability. this allows you to go out there and do everything that everybody else can do. you're just like everybody else. >> the bay may be chilly, but you see the steam off of me. that's the warm from our hearts. >> this is what you call freezing for a reason. to learn how you can contribute to special olympics maryland, check out smoddot organize. go to on demand and click get local for what's going on in your community. for comcast red carpet,

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> it is among the worstews apparent king dead, that your child has a life-threatening disease. >> and the battle to prove the child needs special care. >> emily's parents are not doctors or nurses, but you would hardly know that. she has a spinal muscular atrophy, a neuromuscular disease that makes feeding, breathing, moving almost impossible. it is the number one genetic killer of children under the age of two. she has outlived expectations at age four. >> you have to get what is in her ear weight out before she will choke and -- in her airway before she will show. >> nothing is simple for this delicate city family, not even a trip to the mall. diana suctions as mason drives. the family have become unfortunate -- another daughter died of the disease at 13 months old. >> you know what you are prepared for. you know what it is like to bear your child. you know what you want to happen and what you do not want to happen. >> what they do not want to have been has been on the brink of happening for months -- the

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i am a disabled marine. i hear all this talk about students that have never served in the military, rotc programs -- they do not want us on campus, that sort of thing. what about the trends? what about money going to the gi bill? that has never been addressed. they tried to push this through with health care. it is criminal. it is a criminal because we are the ones keeping you free, keeping this nation going. i do not see these young students stepping up to the plate and putting it on the line through the rotc programs . the question is, what is going to be happening to us and the ones coming back from iraq that have their limbs -- they're trying to make their way in which we call america. host: we're going to leave it there. thank you for the call. guest: there is some set aside for public service, and that includes military. advantages on the loan rates to their other programs out there for g.i.'s as well going into college. and the rotc my understanding is that the environment on campus for that is more w

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v. this is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> a strong first quarter on wall street ended in a day of losses. dow fell 50 point. nasdaq off 12. s&p 500 fell four. disappointing job and manufacturing reports led to the losses. employment reports released before the opening bell showed private sector employers got 23,000 globs march. that was in contrast to the expectations of the 40,000 jobs. >>> we are 16 day away from tax day. at tax time helping others can also help you. we have more on why. >> reporter: when millions of americans saw the images of destruction and despair in haiti they responded and so did the irs. if you gave cash to the relief efforts in haiti this year you can still deduct that from your 2009 tax return. but for that donation and every other charity gift you made last year, the keyword is documentation. you used to be able to give a few bucks to places like your local church, write it down and claim it on your return. not anymore. the irs and treasury department now sa

now as a kid because somebody looked at you as having some type of disability, you don't have a disability. this allows you to go out there and do everything that everybody else can do. you're just like everybody else. >> the bay may be chilly, but you see the steam off of me. that's the warm from our hearts. >> this is what you call freezing for a reason. to learn how you can contribute to special olympics maryland, check out smoddot organize. go to on demand and click get local for what's going on in your community. for comcast red carpet, >>> even before he allegedly began firing a gun in the pentagon, john patrick bedell's family was worried about what he might do. his troubled past, and now his family tried in vain to help him. >> he was identified as being at the scene and there are allegations naming him as the perpetrator. >>> a birthday celebration takes a very wrong turn for the pittsburgh steelers' quarterback. how a night out with friends ended with a woman accusing ben roethlisberger of sexual assaults. >>> and a tour bus that crashed and killed six people in arizona once even

still disabled vehicle 83 southbound on the ramp to the inner loop, it's been cleared to the shoulder. back to you. >>> it won't be so bad after all. we won't have to say goodbye to 300 police officers and see fire companies close. the mayor has a different plan now to balance the budget. linda so joins us live in studio to share it with us. >> reporter: the mayor is changing her tune. she now says cuts will not be as deep and her priority is to keep public safety in tact. mayor rawlings-blake was in the oliver community this weekend, a neighborhood that has been showcased nationally for its crime. hbo's "the wire" shot scenes on the streets and the dawson family was killed when their rowhome was firebombed by drug dealers. at an event this weekend the mayor assured the community some of the cuts outlined in the initial budget plan last week were unnecessary and went too far. she plans to submit a different plan to spare deep cuts to police and fire. >> they will commit crimes knowing the districts are short. >> reporter: when the mayor submits her new plan it will include restoring t

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v. this is beyond cable. this is fios. >>> a lot of red on wall street today. stocks closed lower on news that u.s. sales of new homes were lower than expected. dow dropped 53 points. nasdaq dropped almost 16.5. s&p 500 almost 6.5 as well. >>> walmart says it is rolling back food prices to help struggling shoppers. they'll find thousands of reduced prices on every day staple item. a spokesperson says the chain is making a few upgrades to the grocery section layout to compete with stores like krogher. >>> well, with spring in full swing you are probably not thinking of summer travel plans yet. maybe you should be. some major airlines are offering big deals. jet blue is offering $58 wound trip within california. $78 on the east coast. frontier airlines has fares as low as $98 round trip between denver and the west coast. $200 air-tran will fly you cross country between new york and san francisco. most promotions are required for travel on tuesday and wednesday and most only for travel unti

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the caretaker explained, it's a home for developmentally disabled adults. mike heinrich here, who raised sheep and the two pigs we mentioned. they sell organic produce to their neighbors and live lives largely funded by the profits of their windmill. >> the four generators you see on the horizon -- >> reporter: and the four on the horizon, that's where the art dealer comes in. >> it was a kind of protest when we started. >> reporter: back in the early '80s hans madsen had long hair. even was carrying a protest sign. >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: signs that said ban the nukes in danish? >> yes, we were a little against that. >> reporter: the government wanted to build a nuclear power plant here on that wind-swept coastline we told you about. hans and his neighbors stopped it. they formed an association, raised money and built windmills instead, nine of them. hans is the association chairman. and as chairman of this consortium now, how much is your salary? >> i don't get any salary. >> reporter: nothing? >> no, never. >> reporter: it's all volunteers? >>

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> weome back, 5:40 a tuesday morning and a dry scan on hd radar. as we put things into motion, you will see a little bit of activity moving from the south. it could be more than that as we get into tonight. as the low pressure center, the nice coma shaped low in the gulf area and heads toward ou in thed heads in our direction. the question is will it do the same this time? that is what we have had all the cold air in place and this low pressure center, the upper level low phasing with the coastal he low allowing it to strengthen. it doesn't look like that will be the case this time, because the upper level low that will be up to the north and west, goes further north and is ahead of this low pressure center. it doesn't quite phase or move together. it brings the snow to the western counties as articley as 10:00 tonight and overnight west snow to the south and east. a little west moisture may mean that we see more wet snow to the south and east. we will get the moisture and the milder temperatures in the m

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> the president appears to be following doctor's orders. after giving speedway, president obama ditched the motorcade and walked to the white house. his stroll came one day after his physical exam. the president's doctor recommended he's exercised to lower his cholesterol and continue his efforts to stop smoking. >> on the smoking, the president continues to chew nicotine gum and i pointed many of you and i would point you to the comments he's made in june of -- i think in this room of june of last year that while he's quit smoking, he is occasionally falls off the wagon when it comes to that. >> even though he has a few things to work on, the president passed his physical. his doctor says he's in excellent health. >>> serious doubts about thousands of drunk driving cases in the district. were those arrested actually over the legal limit? some of the devices that helped police decide have been found inaccurate and now cases are being overturned. >> reporter: we're not talking about the roadside exams. the de

i'm disabled. at one point in my life i had to struggle to pay a private insurance company and i was paying like $700 a month, almost went bankrupt. host: @ thank you for calling in did on our republican mine the rich, minneapolis, good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. it ends up that i'm a disabled veteran and i get my services through the minneapolis v.a., which is ranked one of the best ones in the country. i mentioned it to my doctor, how is this all going to affect my services. on top of what the issues i ran into in the past couple of years, i needed some test done, they did the test and a comeback after the fact and i got a letter saying, by the way, we did not sterilize the equipment properly and you may have been exposed to hepatitis, aids, all of this and you have to come in for a blood test. after that, i went into the test and i was fine. but then it was like, ", we made mistakes -- whoops, we made a mistake. host: what has your doctor said? caller: i asked him, how is this going

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they are trying to get coverage for their kids with disability but he was denied because he was not disabled enough. we are appealing and we are hopeful. what i want to point out that this is unjust and it is wrong and it should not be taking place in america, two out of three personal bankruptcies are the result of death. on february 23, 2010, senator olympia snowe stated [unintelligible] to go a bankrupt and shift their health-care costs to public programs such as medicaid. we know that maintaining the status quo will mean lost productivity and making families sector. i have some other colleagues who would like to share their stories with you. i yield to mr. bishop. >> i thank the congresswoman for yielding. let me associate myself with all of her remarks. let me make a couple quick points. reference was made to the fact that lifetime caps have been part of the industry. those caps were set in the 1970's at $1 million. for the most part, that limit remains the same. despite decades of increasing costs in terms of health care coverage and health care services, the lifetime cap remains in pl

african-american, disabled american, our rural and inner-city american must also include the originalrican. of the native american. i have seen firsthand the unacceptable state of communication in much indian country in so many places where they live poverty and doors, unemployment is at levels no society should tolerate and basic public safety falls short of what people have a right to expect. severe communication facilities are still strangers to most indian country. even telephone service that we take for granted is at shockingly low levels of penetration below 70% her we don't even begin to have reliable data on the status of the internet subscribers because nobody has bothered to collect it. that is why i encourage the broadband team to find a plan that works for indian country i am pleased they heard me but more importantly they heard from the people living on the tribal lands. implementation of the plan's recommendations made federal tribal the and initiative and task force and tribal affairs, data gathering, universal service reforms among others would give native american com

they are holding traffic in the harbor tunnel because of a disabled vehicle. you may want to avoid that. we will keep an eye out on that. that is the latest on traffic. over to you, sandra. >> we are at the grand masonic lodge in hunt valley. it is the venue for the 10th annual gala. kasey cares is a local organization founded 10 years ago that helped critically ill children and their families. this a jazz band will be performing saturday during the gala. you can still get tickets. this was your idea that she started 10 years ago. why did you start it? >> it is important to provide activities for critically ill children. it is not just once a month but andon an ongoing basis. we need this fund raiser and everyone to come up for it to continue to provide these services for critically ill children. >> thanks. let's take the look at your weather. if you are planning on attending saturday night, things of looking good. you may need an umbrella tonight and tomorrow. that is it for now. over to you. >> i encourage everybody to participate. it is a great cause. thing

i am a disabled and retired veteran. guy who called about the veterans administration is right that this is on bill clinton. the benefits from va have been cut since they were started. every year, they get chopped. they have been cut continuously in every decade. thank you for letting the call this morning. host: republican line, houston, texas, what do you think about the health care debate that will continue in earnest on the house floor? caller: thank you for taking my call. i am an american and i am highly 0 fended of all the corruption that is going on in washington. i am offended they would use our money and a mandate to use our money to fund abortion. i am highly offended and i'm calling all apathetic christians to stand up in revolt against this congress. i do not believe in killing our children and taking our money and forcing it down our throats. it is highly offensive hoste. host: you can watch all the coverage of the house on c-span. caller: i have a few suggestions to help out with health care. i think they

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v. beyond cable. this is fios. >>> i am convinced that when you go out there and you are standing tall and you are saying i believe that this is the right thing to do for my constituents and the right thing to do for america that ultimately the truth will out. >> that was president obama on capitol hill saturday urging house democrats to take the political risk and vote for healthcare reform in what he said could be a tough vote. we are back with the panel. mara, almost does president obama have riding on the vote today? what does victory and conversely defeat mean for the presidency? >> it means a tremendous amount. the cost to him of this failing are almost immeasurable. i think his presidency would be pretty much crippled and he would have failed to get a signature initiative and the democrats could look like they can't govern. how much does he gain? i think he gains less than the amount he would lose if it fails but he could go out and argue about what the bill actually does instead

or a disability which is stopping them from working and allowing them to be back into a work force, whether it's healthcare-provided, which is not at the cost of the taxpayers. and perhaps it's simply something which as we technically saw what is necessary for medicaid and so forth, i'm still convinced the only way we're going to make a healthcare reform system or a healthcare system actually work is one in which actually gets people off of medicaid and government assistance and back into an area where they are actively engaged in working and actively seeking or at least finding a way to help pay for their own healthcare. and as we talk about this, it comes back to mind how do you take care of those individuals who literally have no place else to go. the folks that are out there right now -- if they could be working, if there's a way they could get them back in the job market again suddenly not only are our resources up higher at the state level but our direct expenses in terms of medicaid start to come back down. ... >> that really does concern me. the folks that are up here are ac

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v.od morning, everyone. i'm kristen berset sheer a firsa first look at sports. after an early departure, jeff and the bluejays have roared out the gate, dominating manhattan and delaware. yesterday sienna came to town to become victim number three. the second quarter of scoreless game, sienna starts first and takes a 1-0 lead but hopkins answer. stephen boil comes from behind, falling down the first of three goals in afternoon. hopkins led 3-2 at the half. 3rd quarter bluejays up 4-2 with a 2 man advantage. he goes top shelf for the power game. the saints make a run, the final second of the 3rd, the goal pops into the air, brian snags and shoots all in one motion and scores at the buzzard. sienna trails 6-5 after 3 quarters. sienna trails, 3-6. and the second straight goal and the game is tied at 7. less than a minute to go, they find wide open, and the senior rips one into the back of the neck that would be the game winner. john hopkins survived at home 8-7 over s iienna afterwards, a d

call 877-network today and see how verizon call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. offers so much more for less. >> a petite, blond, middle-aged american woman nicknamed jihad jane claim today she did not conspire to hurt anyone. >> colleen moreau's, the pennsylvania woman that prosecutors say goodbye the on line in it -- goes by the on- line areas jihad jane claims she did not conspire to kill a swedish cartoonist. the 46-year-old blonde appeared in court with her hair braiding cornrows. her defense attorney would not comment on details of the case, but says his client is a where she faces life in prison if convicted. >> she has some awareness, yes. >> in 2008, authorities say she goes to her videos on youtube, saying she was doing set -- desperate to do something to support a muslim holy war. >> investigators say she traveled in ireland last year. details of her arrest and her indictment were only made public last week, five months after she returned to the u.s. and was arrested. >> she remains in jail here in philadelphia. her next court appea

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