dr. feder >> now, thank you, mr. chairman and members of the committee, glad to be with you today to druse the roll -- role of ipab that serves as a guarantor in ensuring all americans quality care at low cost. as you consider the role of this, i call your attention to the fact that medicare is an e enormously successful program, more successful than private insurance in pooling risk and controlling costs. medicare has historically achieved slower spending growth than private insurance and the aca extends its relative advantage. action taken in the affordable care agent producing an average annual growth rate of 2.8% per medicare beneficiary for the years 2010-2021, 3 percentage points lower than national health care spending. national health care spending is projected to grow two percentage points faster than gdp growth per capita and gdp growth will be a full percentage point slower. growing slower than the private sector is good, but not enough since both the public and private sector are pa

dr. drew" and sunny hostin, a former federal prosecutor. >> dr.ged confession from this guy, which we got through wnbc. and the last line of it really struck me. he's described smothering this child to death basically cutting the child up, moving around the pieces of the child trying to dispose of the pieces of the child. the last line he says "i understand this may be wrong and i'm sorry for the hurt i have caused". he understands that it may be wrong? i mean, what do you make of this? >> well, i make that this is somebody who doesn't see right and wrong very effectively. the fact that he could only say that this might be wrong as opposed to understanding the depraved quality that he has -- in which he has behaved. it's chilling to hear somebody say that. it makes me think that he might be one of these people that truly doesn't understand right and wrong. severe sociopathy to the level of psychopathy. we will find more evidence of this kind of nonsense. >> this alleged confession. "when i got home he was still there, so i made him a tuna sandwich

dr. drew pinsky and sunny hostin a form federal prosecutor. >> dr.y are just so disturbing. and the degree to which this guy's wife was aiding and abetting him and was part of this, it boggles the mind. >> it boggles the mind now knowing what we know about this guy and the depravity to which he has sunk. the fact is, the reason this guy chose this woman is because of her profound dependency needs. and he on some level, psychologically, intuitively or otherwise, knew that he could get her to cooperate with really anything he wanted to do. his games of mind control are intense, and he found a willing victim here in this woman who needed to be loved by him more than anything else in her life. >> sunny, this is a registered sex offender videotaping kids in a playground. it's a parent's worst nightmare. is there anything one can do to protect kids at a playground like this? >> well, no. i mean, in a public playground certainly people can take pictures. there have been states that have tried to pass laws to prevent that. and those efforts have failed. but

looks seemed to russia's concerns and i'm joined by use of bought from that very federation thank you very much for joining me dr but thank you very much for that also for what i understand russians are not against all interceptors they are against the more advanced and the more capable ones could you expand on that well we started to study a couple of months ago to look into the technical side of what might be behind russia's concerns so there's not a tip in the west has been that russia is ideologically opposed to middle missile defense so that they're more concerned with the bases in poland and romania but we wanted to see if there's something besides that they feel perhaps poland and romania are in their sphere of influence but we wanted to see if there's actual technical concerns and what we what we found is that the phase adoptive approach to missile defense is broken up into two parts number one and number two where the low. potency interceptors the block one interceptors are on line and phases three and four where the higher speed interceptors will be brought online and are not so shows if the system is

guest on this show but yesterday he was arrested and charged with violating federal hacking laws for downloading four million dr documents from j. stuart from mit is a network now of convicted of the felony charges shorts can face up to thirty five years in prison and a one million dollars fine j. stores a company that provides digitized copies of academic journals accusing universities all over the country and they've already come out saying that they did not refer this case to the feds and that all of the information has been returned but the rest is once again showing a lie on the fight for open access to information and state and provider to wired dot com david so gallantly executive director of demand progress said it's like trying to put someone in jail for allegedly checking too many books out of the library but other open access advocates say schwartz has just set the movement back so we make of this case well joining me to discuss it is bear brown founder of project pm and organization that works to improve the distribution of accurate and informative views i want to thank you for joining us and tell m

had his policies been put in place, we would have shrinking federal budget deficits. >> that's right. >> dr. james peterson, david cay johnson, thanks for being with me tonight. >>> remember to answer the question at the bottom of the screen. we also want to know what you think all the time. president obama called out republicans for proposing spending plans for the nation's infrastructure. a new report shows many tough talking republicans aren't as anti-spending as they want you to believe. and if he were married to anyone else, he would just be your run of the mill bigot. why are the views of dr. marcus bachman mattering to all of us? naturals from purina cat chow. delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. the motorola expert from sprint. its powerful tools help you work faster and smarter so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it lets you access business forms on the go, fire off e-mails with the qwerty keypad, and work securely around the world so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it's the

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had his policies been put in place, we would have shrinking federal budget deficits. >> that's right. >> dr. james peterson, david cay johnson, thanks for being with me tonight. >>> remember to answer the question at the bottom of the screen. we also want to know what you think all the time. president obama called out republicans for proposing spending plans for the nation's infrastructure. a new report shows many tough talking republicans aren't as anti-spending as they want you to believe. and if he were married to anyone else, he would just be your run of the mill bigot. why are the views of dr. marcus bachman mattering to all of us? [ man ] they said i couldn't win a fight. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. once i get these little white pieces off you. how many do i have? more than you think. [ female announcer ] you can't pass mom

federal protections. and i agree with congressman lewis when he said dr. martin luther king, jr.ould consider this a civil rights issue. we used to have a prohibitions against interracial marriages and say that could not be a marriage. i don't have a problem. the church can call a marriage who they want to call a marriage but when we are talking about benefits that should be afforded to all americans that is where people are making the distinction >> we can get into the debate whether gay marriage is right or now, the fact is where people in any state in the country have been given the chance to vote on it and there's 31, voters everytime in states like california rejected it. only has gay marriage passed when the courts put it into play or a state legislator put it into play. the state is the right way to go because the folks are elected officials. and yes, i think you are right that younger folks are more accepting of gay marriage but younger people grow up as younger people -- le me finish this -- and to say they start looking at the long-term implications of things that it ca

dr. hoenig has had a distinguished career with and the bank of kansas. he joined the federal reserve bank in 1973 and has been president for 20 years since 1991. dr. hoenig has the legendary and jackson hole seminar every year which we either have i attended or had intended but were never invited. his kansas city federal reserve bank says dr. hoenig has been outspoken about the regulation of the financial industry during the recent crisis. to share his thoughts on why we have not solved the too big to fail problem yet and how we can, i am honored to introduce president thomas hoenig. [applause] >> think you very much for the introduction. it is a pleasure to be here. we put the wrong embargo on my remarks today. i am sure you have read it already. because of that, i am going to try to present my comments informally, be sure to leave time for questions. as already noted, we are approaching the one-year anniversary of the dodd-frank bill. given all of the work that has yet to be done and the uncertainties that surround it, i think it would be premature to celebrate, but i do th

the south of market health center is funded by the federal government, and we want to continue that relationship. i would like to bring up to the podium dr. john meroini. -- meroni. he is a regional administrator. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i am with the health resources and services administration, the agency that provides some support to the south of market health center in addition to many other health centers throughout california. region 9, which includes arizona and nevada, hawaii, specific jurisdictions, and throughout the united states. i had the opportunity -- actually, i work just a few blocks away at the modern federal building towards market street. i must confess that my first visit to the south of market health center was in december when the administrator was in san francisco, and we had the opportunity to visit the old space or the current space, and the new space as it was being billed out. i must say, we were all just so impressed. i had a little bit of envy. reconsidering where i should seek my primary care. such a beautiful, impressive space. and though the recovery act has been helpful in making these expa

that involves a lessening the amount of federal subsidies, hospitals for dr. training and subsidies for payments for medicare patients, including people who have not been able to pay their bills. all kinds of ways they are trying to curb federal spending on medicare and medicaid, including lowering the amount of money the government would give states to help folks on medicaid. it seems on the talking stages and would not say nearly as much money on those -- entitlement programs that the republicans talking about -- raising the age of eligibility and changing it to a program that is more like giving folks reimbursements rather than a government run medicare program. they are having different conversations about ways to save money on entitlements. but they are just in the early stages. >> have republicans are ready, and said that is not good enough? guest: no, they have not. to be said we need to talk about entitlements. that is an area where they might find compromise because republicans realize politically it is not realistic to talk about raising the age of el

dr. tiller and his family. for them, real violence always looms. >> he purchased a bullet-proof jeep and wore a bullet-proof vest. >> he had the federalarshals living with him for something like 30 months, in his house. >> there's no way i can imagine what his family went through. that's impossible for me to comprehend that. i don't think they could ever wake up a day and feel secure and acknowledge that nothing was going to happen. >> reporter: in an effort to attract as much attention as possible to their campaign against dr. tiller, operation rescue soon set their sights beyond the wichita city limits. >> one of operation rescue's major goals was to make george tiller's name, or at least his abortion facility and what he does, a household name. finally bill o'reilly began picking up the story and then, boy, he really lit into tiller. >> tiller has killed thousands, thousands of late-term fetuses without explanation. >> he compared him to nazis. he compared him to stalin. he vilified dr. tiller on national tv 28 times. >> tiller, the baby killer. >> tiller the baby killer, as some call him, will perform a late-term abortion for just

dr. heldman just pointed out the top 2%, guess what they pay 44% of all tax revenue collected, meanwhile 43% don't pay a dime in federal income tax and the number of jobs held back or pulled off the table. mr. obama want today create jobs, should clarify the tax structure, drop the corporate tax rate and as tobin says, when you do that, even he though you drop the rate you grow the economy. when you grow the economy, you grow tax revenue. >> jonas does he have any other choice, but to talk about tax hikes? >> yes, he can talk about spending cuts, but he doesn't want to talk about that as much as the tax hikes. i will say i think economically, either one is done the at a large level. required to get the balanced budget and going to cause job losses. the states have cut a lot of people in an effort to cut costs and not raise taxes as much as they could have raised them, but at least a higher unemployment rate. i think a blend of both and both, whether you close the gap with higher taxes or cutting spending are going to lead to job losses and that's what's going to happen and spending less taking money out of their pocket

dr. sanjay gupta explains. >>> you remember moments ago the federal election commission is ordering that democratic presidentialandidate john edwards pay back a sizeable sum. let's check with joe johns in washington. how did they come to this decision? >> well, as you know, this is even more trouble for a guy that once ran for president in 2008, and he was vice presidential candidate with john kerry. john edwards now is under indictment, under federal indictment in north carolina linea on allegations that he misused campaign funds given to him and actually used it to cover up an affair. but now the federal election commission saying that he has to repay something like $2.3 million, which it was federal matching funds went into his campaign in 2008. fec is saying today he has to repay that money essentially because they sort of over stated the amount of money they brought in, and understated the amount of money they put out. we have not been able to speak yet to attorneys for john edwards. they have obviously been heavily involved in all the trouble he has had for so many months now. however, we do know that he

drs including steroids. his guys, his trainer and other players say he lied. thus the justice department brings federal against this. >> right. first off should the federal government spend money on something like this. >> yes. >> bill: why? >> bus because he lied to the federal government. >> you're convicting him on it t.v. then. >> is it enough to spend billions of dollars on the trial. >> martha stewart comes to mind. >> bill: bad behavior doesn't just fie other bad behavior. is it figure enough to spend millions of dollars. why? >> lying to the government and lying to congress. they found six counts. >> bill: do you agre agree thas trial is worth millions of dollars. >> no, i don't. i don't think there is sufficient convincing proof that he lied. there is inconsistent statements just like the barry bonds case. >> bill: let me challenge you. >> go ahead. >> bill: two witnesses, andy pettit, a former player who admitted to steroid use and clemens trainer who is a sleezoid, i will admit that point. if you are an teerg he goes to congress and says i didn't do it and o have two guys coming in andty sai

dr phil what is your assessment of russia's position with regard to events in syria. our data i believe that russia has a very commendable physician the russian federation performs its tasks of a permanent member of the un security council in a most responsible way supported by our friends in moscow who would like to make a statement this is a situation in syria poses no threat to global security and peace and therefore should not be discussed by the un security or he would rights council and truth external intervention and injection of considerable funds as i said and circles have infringed our rights the rights of syrian citizen to spit on many protesters were in fact bribed and we even have the details of the amounts paid in arms purchased and we also are aware of the conspiracies against syria i mentioned some common interests and would like to say that syria is truly the main line of resistance to keeps extremism in check preventing it from spreading all over the region and russia is not that far from our region and quite often not to deal with religious extremism just like syria when we stand up for ourselves or russia protect its principles and s

that involves a lessening the amount of federal subsidies, hospitals for dr. training and subsidies for payments for medicare patients, including people who have not been able to pay their bills. all kinds of ways they are trying to curb federal spending on medicare and medicaid, including lowering the amount of money the government would give states to help folks on medicaid. it seems on the talking stages and would not say nearly as much money on those -- entitlement programs that the republicans talking about -- raising the age of eligibility and changing it to a program that is more like giving folks reimbursements rather than a government run medicare program. they are having different conversations about ways to save money on entitlements. but they are just in the early stages. >> have republicans are ready, and said that is not good enough? guest: no, they have not. to be said we need to talk about entitlements. that is an area where they might find compromise because republicans realize politically it is not realistic to talk about raising the age of el

dr. benjamin from hanover. >> governor romney, president george w. bush used a federal probe graham no child left behind in an effort to improve the quality of our k-12 education system. other republicans believe that the states should be left to reform their educational systems without federal mandates be they funded or unfunded. what is your strategy for improving public education and what is your rationale for it? >> my strategy for public education improvement has been shown in my leadership in massachusetts which is that and this wasn't just me by the way. it was prior governors and prior legislators in massachusetts. we said we are going to test their kids every year just like no child left behind director for the nation and we are going to have high standards. we are not going to let kids graduate from high school and less they have passed a graduation exam. i came in as governor and that was put to the test for the first time. would we actually insist on passing the exam to award a graduation certificate and i said yes. it was a bit of a battle on a couple of fr

federal poverty level sm. say this may push them into homelessness. >>> a bill expanding rights and protections of workers in california coming under fire tonight from workers themselves. >> next week, california lawmakers will drc.a bill guaranteeing overtime pay and paid vacation for inhome care givers but some woorry the bill could cost them their jobs. >> and i live here five day autos she works caring for an elderly man in his berkeley home. his care is paid for by his family. she does not get paid overtime, per se, but skme whorjz work similar shifts make more than $200 per day. with overtime, that salary would more than double, she says it would force her client into a nursing home. >> i'm going to lose my job. nobody can afford that much money. >> what it will do to clients is that it will raise cost of their care so high, it's not going to be affordable. lower income will have ihss there. very wealthy will have their own employees. they don't need anybody like us. we take care of the middle class. >> san francisco democratic assemblyman is one of the co-sponsors of the bill. supporters include california domestic workers coalition and a group called hand in hand. >> we believe that this bill actually i

federal appeals court in san francisco today ordered a temporary stop to the forced medication of the tucson shooting defendant jared lee lo loughner. they have tomorrow evening to talk to that. >>> inseitzs from drdrew p pinsky. he'll tell you what he saw next. so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it lets you access business forms on the go, fire off e-mails with the qwerty keypad, and work securely around the world so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it's the android-powered phone that mixes business with pleasure. so let's get our work done, america, so we can all get back to playing "angry birds." the motorola expert from sprint. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. to your kids' wet skin. new neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. so every year my family throws this great reunion in aust

federal funding. now many of those teachers involved may not be prosecuted. georgia state school superintendent dr.u, dr. barge. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: it was a little suspicious when investigators looked at all these test scores and realized, hey, how come so many of them have been erased? >> absolutely. and i think if you've read the report, it was fairly widespread. >> steve: yeah. so teachers and principals erased incorrect answer, put in correct answers because there is a lot of money at stake, isn't there? >> well, in this particular school system, they did have a reward system set up. so whereby if teachers improved scores for their students, then they had the potential to earn bonuses. but also administrators and to my knowledge, even the superintendent at the time, had some additional rewards coming for raising student achievement. >> steve: the superintendent at the time, superintendent beverly hall, there is a story in the atlanta journal constitution this morning that says she and top aides destroyed complaints of misconduct from all sorts of people who said, h

dr. boesch examined the causes of the deepwater horizon explosion and recommended improvements to the federal law, regulations and industry practices to prevent and mitigate the future spills. he has a strong background in biological issues and it's a pleasure to have you here once again before the committee. and we have another from maryland, dr. erik rifkin from baltimore. dr. spiegel is the daughter of the national conservation center which partnered with the marine laboratories in florida in johns hopkins university to study new technologies for measuring all levels of oil spill contaminants. i think this is cutting edge information thathelps us to better assess the amount of damage that's actually been done. he's been able to develop techniques that are more sophisticated in determining areas we thought were not affected which were in fact affected by the dp oil spill so it is also a pleasure to have you here and also another from maryland on the panel. let's start with dr. boesch and work our way down. >> senators, and very appreciative of the opportunity to testify today. i would ask t

federal government come in and mandate a monopoly? and that what is what has occurred. the c.f.l. light bulbs is dangerous to their health. dr. burgess pointed out they have mercury. i thought for years we were trying to get rid of mercury in our environment but they are in these light bulbs. plus, now, french scientists have discovered that these new c.f.l. light bulbs may cause blindness in children. german scientists has found out, it's reported these light bulbs may cause cancer. now, isn't that lovely? the federal government mandating something that is hazardous to our health because you have no choice. and the whole issue is about choice, madam speaker, that we can have -- let the consumer decide. what's wrong with letting the consumer decide? why are you opposed to the consumer making this choice? you want the federal government to mandate it. now, the federal government is in the business of forcing us to do something that is harmful. and finally, the e.p.a. even warns in their 1,000-word, three-page, single-page document about these c.f.l. light bulbs how dangerous they are and they tell us how to dispose of one of t

dr. martin luther king, jr., he said racists do not fall in love and get married. individuals fall in love and get marrieded. marriage is a basic human right. no government, federal or state, should tell people they cannot be married. we should encourage people to love and not hate. human rights, women rights, these are issues of dignity. every human being walking this earth, man or woman, gay or straight, is entitled to the same rights. it is in keeping with the american premise of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. these words mean as much now as they did at the signing of the declaration of independence. that is why congress must not only repeal the defense marriage act, be for marge equality for all citizens together with the privilege and benefit marriage provides. all across this nation, seam-sex couples are denied hospital visitation rights and denied equal rights and benefits and pension. because of the person they love happens to be the same sex. even in states where they have achieved marriage equality, these up just barriers remain all because of the defense of marge act. unfortunately, too many of us are comfortable sitting on the sidelines

dr.. >> governor romney -- president bush used no child left behind to improve the quality of our k- 12 educational system. many republicans believe the states should reform their education without federal mandates. what is your strategy? >> my strategy for public education reform was shown by my leadership in massachusetts. it was not just me. it was former teachers and legislators in massachusetts. we said, we are going to have high standards. we're not going to let kids graduate from high school unless they pass there graduation exam. that was put to the test for the first time. would we actually insist on passing that examined? it was of bit of a battle. those high standards, testing our kids, allowing the state to take over our school that fails on a multiple year basis and expanding our choices. those choices have driven massachusetts schools to being number one in the nation. that is the right approach. i think improve education happens best at the state level, not the federal level. my view is to encourage states to experiment. you see this in florida where jeb bush's governor. it has driven florida to be among the highest performing states in the nation. that is the right cours