fleming, is recognized as the designee of the majority leader. mr. fleming: thank you mr. speaker, and once again, the g.o.p. doctor caucus comes together to discuss important matters regarding health care. tonight, we're going to focus on saving medicare. now this has been a very interesting discussion, really going back to the days of the obamacare debate where we talked about how we would finance obamacare and lo and behold in the middle of the debate, we find out that the members of the other side of the aisle decide they are going to help finance obamacare by taking out over $ 500 billion, half a trillion, $500 billion from medicare in order to help finance obamacare. now, if you think about this -- i may be missing some slides here, but the c.b.o. states that medicare may become insolvent as early as 2016. so i think the focus right now with regard to medicare, an important part of our entitlement program has got to be how are we going to save medicare and i have an array of colleagues here this evening that are going to help me develop that issue. again, i'll go bac

but not john fleming from louisiana.e posted it on his facebook page with more from planned parenthood. punch line, not only did a second-sitting congressman, but one more detail about congress man fleming. he's a medical doctor. easily led. today's w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w coming up if you think the union bashing has been bad, just wait until you see what they are planning. and the scene was wolf? get it? you will when time marches on. i found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. 5 foot ten. still doing a little exploring... on it. my sign is sagittarius i'm into spanish cheese, my hairline is receding but i'm getting a weave. (falsetto chorus) getting a weave. who wants some ronald tonight!? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> in case you're not among the 111 million people who already know the super bowl was last night. the underdog new york giants defeated the n

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fleming. she had her license revoked, a patient saw her on a regular basis while pregnant but was never told the baby had died. fleming disappear with the patient's records, hasn't responded to subpoenaas. we were unable to reach the doctors involved here today. we will continue following discipline are you actions the board, we will keep you posted every time we add another one to the list but it's bad medicine on abc 2news.com. >> pretty quiet weather. temperatures dropping. it's a cold night of weather out there, 32, that's the freezing point. 21 frigid in york, 27 frederick, two above freezing at easton, the warm spot in washington now at regan speaker national above 40. satellite radar showing you clouds increasing, still dry, that is going to be the trend into tomorrow but we were tracking storm that's putting down heavy rain and winter weather in central oklahoma down through central texas. the whole mass of precipitation will develop, grow through the day tomorrow and head toward us to

noreen fleming. she had action taken by the board in and her license was revoked. one of the patients saw her regularly during while pregnant and according to the board was never told -- she was never told her baby had passed away until she went in for her scheduled induction and this doctor disappeared with the woman's medical records. now on the bad medicine page when doctors pop up and are added to the list you will see they will pop up and a new icon will be listed next to the name. we will continue to follow the doctors and update you on any actions from the board, just check abc 2news.com/bad medicine. abc 2news. >> thank you. and speaking of doctors, we have been taught to believe everything doctors tell us is true. a new study destroys part of that trust. nearly 19 fun dollars nationwide were asked if they folded a charter published in 2002. it urges doctors to be honest with pits. about a third didn't completely agree with the guideline. nearly two out of five didn't disclose their financial relationship was drug and medical device companies and just over

the students at maxwell park international academy on fleming avenue were evacuated as a precaution. we just got word those stiewlgts are now returning to class. police say the man was armed with a shotgun. it's not clear what he was doing with the weapon. officers had been looking for him since about 11:00 a.m. and caught up with him just about 15 minutes ago in the 2800 block of monticello avenue. police have arrested an armed man and students evacuated from maxwell park international academy have now returned to class. >>> in sonoma county a house fire claimed two lives early this morning. the fire happened at a home on west gate lane in penn grow not far from petaluma. we're live with new details on this investigation. >> reporter: good afternoon. those two bodies were badly burned according to the sheriff's investigators. they were found inside a home just up this road in a rural area known as penn grove just outside of pet lima. sheriff's investigatorser still up there trying to determine the cause of this fire. the narrow dirt road leading up to the cause was blocked off by cr

karl fleming, "newsweek" correspondent has a few things to say about you. let's listen. >> i want to salute john doar. there were a lot of brave people that i saw here, mostly black because they were really on the front lines. but tin jackson that day was th bravest thing i ever saw a human being do. john and i were having lunch. the temperature were 103 degrees. the demonstrations had gone on for several days with no emotional outlet, no way for black people to get this terrible feeling of despair, torment and anger and depression out of their head, and there came this moment out in the middle of the street where there were about 300 mississippi highway patrolmen with repeating rifles poised against down at the other end of the street, after a formal demonstration. there was this moment when young blacks gathered at the end of the street and began throwing rocks. and we heard this noise from where we were having lunch and jumped up and ran down there, and by the time we got there, certainly there was in the air that absolutely electric feeling that we by t

and that's been true throughout history, whether it's sir alexander fleming, curious about mold, of all things, mold in the bottom of a petri dish, and out of his curiosity comes penicillin and the beginning of the whole antibiotics industry and changing of life expectancy around the world. curiosity. jefferson sends lewis and clark off, columbus comes to america. franklin's curious about electricity. desraeli finds sparks jump from one bottle to another and they say what good is it? and he says what good is a baby? and i guess that's true about most research. sometimes it's a fact that's found that doesn't have immediate use, but it fits a pattern later on that helps with a quantum leap forward in whatever it is. now protein crystal growth is being done with a purity and size you can't do here on earth, and that's useful in the study of pharmaceuticals and the medical people. and there are always doubters. but if there's one thing i think we've learned, it's that we are well served by money spent on research. obviously, we're not going to turn all our money over to research, but we can

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fleming. mr. fleming: well, i thank the gentleman, dr. benishek, and that was an unexpected recognition there. i thank you, sir, for that. mr. speaker, i'm just going to get -- to give a brief top-level overview of where we started with health care in this nation and why we're here today. and i have to take you back to post-world war ii where we began to have the indication of a crisis protection form of insurance. that is, insurance is there just to keep the family from going bankrupt over medical bills and that seemed to be well received. but over time it became obvious that there were other people, people who were poor, people who were elderly, who could not get coverage in the normal marketplace of insurance and so as a result congress in the mid 1960's created medicaid, health care coverage for the poor, and medicare, health care coverage for those who are 65 and over. that was all well and good. however, this was the first way of the government managing health care. that is, the financing of health care. and the promises were great

the ones are always hoped to be like, ian fleming for example, the creator of james bond early christian had a fascinating -- he lived in jamaica and liked to get up in the morning and he would write for a few hours and right eastern number of words and then go scuba diving with ursula and dress and have lunch with noel coward. wouldn't that be great? you type for a couple of hours and go scuba diving with ursula and dress and have lunch with noel coward. from 99.99% of ryder's it doesn't work out like that. >> how did you begin about writing about broadway musicals? >> guest: i always loved music. i started as a disc jockey. i was in radio when was a teenager. i was a disc jockey. i wasn't a terribly good disc jockey and got fired. if you get fired and have no other skills, writing is one of the few things you can do. if you have no other qualifications that would command you to an employer, you should write. i wrote a piece and mailed it off and it got published and i got a check for a three figure from. this is great. i can live off of this for three month suspended in 48 hours stalin

fleming added, that's the 61-year-old that he has 14 grandchildren and he does not want to go to jaild a bunch of old comic books is swimming in a paper of a different kind. what just became a multi-million-dollar discovery ahead on fox report. think abou. ♪ ...that right now, you want to know where you are, and where you'd like to be. we know you'd like to see the same information your advisor does so you can get a deeper understanding of what's going on with your portfolio. we know all this because we asked you, and what we heard helped us create pnc wealth insight, a smarter way to work with your pnc advisor, so you can make better decisions and live achievement. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female announcer

"if we can keep a severed head alive" by chet fleming. [ laughter ] how often does this question comeguess often enough that you need a 450-page book to tell you how to keep a severed head alive. >> steve: maybe the disney corporation reads that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, actually it's ted williams. >> steve: is it really? >> jimmy: yeah, it's by ted williams. [ laughter ] battle of the frozen heads? >> steve: yeah. that's what i said. >> jimmy: isn't that weird? >> steve: yeah, true. not making it up. >> jimmy: yeah, it's just true, right? yeah. this is a good book right here. >> steve: oh, i love it. >> jimmy: if you like exercise books. "jogging with jesus." [ laughter ] you guys love it. yeah. pretty awesome outfit that dude's wearing. [ laughter ] the back is good, too. he's just casually resting against a flag pole. [ laughter ] taking a breather. taking a little breather. >> steve: i like how relaxed he looks on the front cover. >> jimmy: yeah, he's just chilling out, jogging, man. he's not even breaking a sweat. >> steve: he's going to break a few fingernails from those clenc

jerry rice, dwight clark, brent jones and harris barton will take on will clark, dave fleming and othersoday on the golf course. the shoot out is ahead of this weekend's at&t national pro-am. the giants beat the 49ers last year. one of the big draws thursday is that man right there, tiger woods. he is making a rare appearance. this is the first time in ten years that he is playing in the at&t tournament. the organization that puts on the pro-am says the tiger factor has increased sales more than 35%. he came in third a couple weeks ago. >> i'm glad he is back. >>> time is 8:11. another big dane the race for the white house, three political contests in three very important states for the republican candidates. >>> there is a connection to the deadly plane crash in california's central valley. >>> the smartest kids in the whole world, two science kids from the bay area are spending the morning at the white house. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. that's why we make it easy to fly nationwide. book now at south

fleming: mr. speaker president obama's mandate on abortion-inducing drugs and contraceptive services hat not gone away, i repeat not gone away. it has not been settled. there is no compromise. the administration's assault on the first amendment continues. the deeply-held beliefs of people are still under attack. let's be clear. the president remains as determined as ever to force insurance companies and their customers to pay for services which define the moral fiber of their beings and contrary to religious beliefs and sacred teachings. despite what you have heard no rules have changed. there has been no accommodation. president obama is simply hoping to cover this issue with a smokescene to push it pass election day so he can still get his way. this congress needs to act and act right now to put in conscience protections that the administration cannot violate. we need to safeguard our religious liberties against these attacks by the obama administration. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: an

the ones i always liked and the ones i always hoped to be like, ian fleming, the creator of james bond. he had a fascinate -- he was like p.j. woodhouse, he lived in jamaica. got up in the morning and would rite for a few hours and write a certain number of words and then go scuba diving with ursula handdress and had lunch with noel coward. wouldn't that be great. type for a couple hours, go scuba diving with ursula andres and lunch with noel coward. so for # 9% of writers it doesn't work out like that. >> host: how did you begin by writing about broadway musicals and music? >> guest: i always loved music. i started as a disc jockey. i was in radio when i was a teenager. and i was a difficult jockey. i wasn't a terribly disk jockey, and i got fired, and if you have no other skills, writing is one of the few things you can dive you have no other qualifieses that would commend you to an employer. you should write. and i wrote a piece mailed it off and it got published, and i got a check for three figure sum. i don't believe i ever got a check for that much. i thought i could live off tha

fleming: i will briefly respond to that. the point i would like to make on that very question is that coverage is not the same thing as access. there are countries around the world that have 100% coverage, yet they have no access to care. and i'm not talking about communist or socialist countries. canada, takes a year to get a ct scan and yet everybody is covered. that is the fine point we need to understand and take away. and i will add in response to the gentleman talking about the independent payment advisory board is that it will have more power than congress itself. will take a 2/3 vote from both bodies to overturn their decisions. and i don't think that americans are ready to put all of that power in the hands of 15 bureaucrats who may or may not be physicians. and with that, i yield back. mr. benishek: thank you. let me ask my colleague from georgia if he has any other comments he would like to make. mr. gingrey: i thank the gentleman from michigan, mr. speaker, and i did want to comment before we close tonight and i'