hatch misspoke about planned percenthood.w what the hoover dam outburst was about from senator hatch but he is still admitting his huge mathematical lie about planned parenthood was not intended to be a factual statement. regardless of the rest of thi, i guess i will take it >>> we're going to close the show with something i think is worth keeping an eye on. on last night's show, i said one thing worth watching in politics right now is the favorability numbers for mitt romney. regardless of what is going on in each state-by-state contest. if you want to know a snapshot view of the presidential campaign of how it is affecting his chances as a nominee look at his favorable and unfavorable numbers. every graft we have shown on the show has been screwed up tech lick any somehow, but this for the record is mitt romney's favorable and unfavorable numbers. the chores reversed and another thing screwing in last night's graph. mitt romney was not particularly liked during 2011. in 2012, the unfavorable number is the dark blue one, goi

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then i would tell the techs, okay, put the hatch on. then we put the hatch on. next thing we need to do is run a cabin pressure check, leak check. if that turns out all right, then we are now ready to go. and about -- normally about an hour before lift-off we would clear out the -- we would leave. those of us in the structure would go back. last range support functions were performed, then we had lift-off. >> where would you watch the launch from? >> we would go to a very forward position that we called the road block where the crew, i had always an emergency crew that in case we need to go in a hurry, we would stay there right at the road block. i also had my electrical technicians, mechanical technicians and the system guys where at the last minute we had them there at the road block because everybody else would be cleared. we would be watching it from the road block. >> right there. now, during that time you've talked about how were you a stickler for doing things right. but let's face it, the rules were very different. i mine i've heard stories, you just wal

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>> yes. >> was that distinction made by hatch and wax man in 84? >> in 84 i don't think anyone envisioned what was coming in terms of biopharmaceuticals and so the hatch-waxman act in 84 addressed traditional pharmaceuticals and what we need is a comparable regulatory process in legislation to do the same thing. >> is it that much of a distinction between a biopharmaceutical and a nonbiopharmaceutical? >> there really is. >> so you could exact that kind of reaction to it o or -- it's a regulation? you can only deal with tra dition additional drugs? and these are new drugs. they are also very expensive drugs. and you need support for $5,000 a month to treat colon cancer with the drug used to treat a judge nark condition that costs you a lot annually. >> rem cade -- >> rem cade used for severe rheumatoid arthritis. $5,000 monthly. >> 3,500 a year. still a lot of money. >> this is astronomical. >> yes, it is. >> and no relief for that? is there an insurance policy for that? >> most insurers cover biopharmaceuticals as part of the drug benefit. it's th

thank you very much, senator hatch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary sebelius, we're glad to have you here and pleased that you're with us. now, regarding the contraceptive mandate, i'm going to ask you questions that i think require only a yes and no and we'll get through this more quickly and hopefully i won't have to do it in subsequent rounds. regarding the contraceptive mandate that's raised such religious concerns, i want to make crystal clear what the mandate is actually enforced today. now, those religious freedom concerns have been directed at the amendments to the interim final rule issued last august. last friday you finalized those rules, as i understand it. i have that final rule ready right here. and it states that you finalized those very same controversial proposed regulations, quote, without change, unquote. is that correct? >> we finalized the ifr with an additional delay period for those religious employers who find objection to offering contraception and they will have a year delay in implementation so we can work out a st

another kick under the gate and the hatch will close. so give it a kick again. and watch it come down. >> reporter: that is some cool stuff. >> it's great. this is just one technology that we have on the 2013 escape. that we're so happy to debut in baltimore. come on out and see it. it's got wonderful new technologies like the hands-free lift gate. a 1.6 ÷a?zecoboost engine to gi us class economy and fuel leadership. >> reporter: that kick with the opening of the trunk, does any other car have that? >> we are the only vehicle in its class to have this exclusive kick gate as we call it. we're proud to have it only on the ford escape. >> reporter: of course not any stranger can just come and kick. tell us about having the key, you have to have the key to the car? right? >> it's a great question. you actually have to have the key and it has to be with you. so if a squirrel or ball or anything runs under the vehicle the hatch won't open up. you have to be with the key and it has to be a kick which will open up that hatch. >> reporter: is there a sensor under the car

senator hatch? >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's a pleasure to work with you on this committee.nd all of the other members of the committee. i want to thank you for scheduling this hearing today and secretary sebelius, thank you for taking the time to be with us. we have a lot to talk about. since it has been over 300 days since you testified before this committee which overseas much of your buget. i suspect it comes as no surprise that our list of questions is long. the question that american taxpayers are asking is how the president proposes to balance the budget and how he intends to get our nation's debt and entitlement spending under control. after all, he promised when elected he would cut the deficit in half by the end of the first term. yet with, a fourth straight trillion dollar deficit under the nation's belt, the expiration date on that election year promise has long passed. i think many americans would be willing to cut the president's some slack if he demonstrated any willingness to lead us out of our debt crisis. but with this budget, he demonstrates he would rathe

luckily the hatch was between me and a lot of the debris that blasted through. it put a few big dings in my hatch, but i was very happy it was there and protecting me from large chunks of shrapnel. debris probably could have taken me out. >> captain brown downloads the video to his laptop and his soldiers gather around to watch it. >> the first time we watched the video, i think we all said the exact same thing that i said on the video. >> oh -- >> because even though we'd watched the scene unfold in real life, you still don't see it coming. >> that's a lot of like patting on the back like, glad you made it through. the only reason that i think we didn't get blown up was the triggerman was a little slow or didn't have his timing right. i think maybe we were moving faster than he anticipated. >> the entire squad spends the next five days scouring the area of the explosion for the insurgents responsible for the attack. although they never find the men who planted the ied, they do eventually secure this area of mosul and rebuild the road for safe passage. >> it's o

taking questions from among others senator orrin hatch, a republican from utah, member of the senate finance committee, and of course a lot of attention on last friday's announcement of a modification which allows religiously affiliated employers to shift contraceptive costs to insurance companies, part of the compromise or accommodation as the white house put it but still getting sharp questions from members of congress. senator hatch, who is up for re-election this year, posing questions to hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. >> in his statement on friday addressing the supposed compromise on this mandate, president obama said, quote, from the very beginning of this process i spoke directly to various catholic officials, unquote. now prior to friday, february 10th, did you consult with any individual catholic bishop or the u.s. conference of catholic bishops approximate this so-called compromise? >> i did not speak to the catholic bishops. >> okay. that's all i want to know. to your knowledge, prior to february 10th, did anyone in the administration consult with any individual catholi

this made orrin hatch very mad. >> hethis has always been a non-partnon-non-partisan for unity.t jesus would have supported his latest tax to rich scheme. with you due respect to the president he ought to stick to public policy. the gospels are concerned with weightier matters than tax rates. >> the republicans are concerned about using religion and politics? that's got to be a joke. that's all they ever do. >> i got to agree with the senator. what i find is that these politicians, they talk a lot about religion as opposed to talking about spirituality. those are two separate things. a lot of times people want to play reasonable when it fits their needs. when you have election, you have politicians going to churches and tipping and there is no sense but spirituality where are you in terms of your ideology. i think that's the point that hatch was making. >> that would be a decent point if they hadn't been doing that the last 30 years themselves. >> is what he is saying right or wrong. and then when other people are in the position, let's be consistent. i don't care what folks are

. >>> around the nation tonight another ache hatch claims the life of -- ache hatch claims the life of a back country skier. he was swept under three feet of snow. avalanche experts say high winds likely contributed. an avalanche warning remains in effect for the central utah mountains. >>> opening statements got underway in the case of-- he is accused of recording his roommate having a sexual relationship with another man. clem men ti found out and wound up killing himself. >>> a 4-year-old pittsburgh girl was killed in her apartment when the family's 30-inch tube television fell on her head. she was trying to adjust the tv which was on top of a dresser. the television weighed about 100 pounds. we have put together a list with eight tips to prevent this from happening to anymore children. you can find them at abc2news.com. >>> dozens of people called to report gas leaks around the route 40 corridor. jeff? >> reporter: this wasn't just any leaky storage tank. in the last 24 hours more than 26 gallons of crude oil have leaked from the area in new jersey. the smell resulted in 37 calls t

josh powell using a hatch chet on his sons before igniting the infer know that killed them all. did the boys know what happened to their missing mom? >>> in politics, voters in three states head to the polls. it's a super bowl ad featuring clint eastwood that has both sides fired up. >>> this morning, the supermodel slam. gisele bundchen blasting tom brady's teammates, perhaps making the ultimate foul. >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. i'm paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson. >>> we're learning new and wrenching details about how josh powell carried out the murder of his two little boys. >>> the two children died of smoke inhalation, but also suffered severe head and neck injuries. >> reporter: it's a horrific crime that has left so many wondering how it could have happened. >> i was afraid if he had the chance, the only way he could win this game he was playing was to kill them. >> reporter: more disturbing details have emerged. josh powell tried to kill his 7-year-old son, charles, and 5-year-old braden, with a hatch chet before the fire took their lives. >> i don't know if

senator hatch will be there. most of it goes to the irs, with additional resources to enforce the tax code, it estimated it can get $5 for every dollar spent, the president's budget calls for a fee of $61 billion on the biggest banks and firms to compensate the government for their actions during the crisis, and a percentage going to help refinance mortgages. this is one of several hearings that we are recovering today, under way already is the armed services committee. and and the deputy director of the office of management and budget is going on, that has just gotten under way, we are covering that and it's live now on cspan.org, this hearing should get under way shortly. >>> here on cspan 3, waiting for timothy geithner to testify for the proposed budget. the washington said that another measure in the proposal would seek to find $70 million in savings by changing the production of nickels and pennies, a -- the proposal says the roubled ass troubled asset program is likely to cost $68 billion in total, that is

services and protects the right of women to -- that is a different perspective than the one senator hatch was expressing. let me ask you about a provision in the affordable care act that relates to our workforce, our health care workforce. we put a provision in there i felt was very important. it created a new independent and non-partisan national workforce commission. the commission is tasked to provide congress and administration with information and guidance on how we can align our federal resources to meet the health care workforce needs of the nation. this was a -- this resulted from the recommendation by the institute of medicine and was modeled after medpact, this commission is. commission was strongly supported by senator baucus, senator murray, myself and others. it's my understanding the commission members were selected by the gao in september of 2010, which is nearly 18 months ago, but they've not been able to work because they haven't had any funding. now, i think there is some provision in this budget to provide initial funding and i just wondered if you could give us an upda

i turn to my good friend, senator hatch. >> thank you, senator bachus. want to thank you for holding today's hearing, and welcome you, secretary geithner, to the committee. let's begin by noting the total public debt outstanding is over $15.3 trillion. larger than the size of our gross domestic project. a debt to gdp ratio above 100% is clearly unsustainable and puts us in the ranks of the many european countries currently in a severe debt crisis unable to borrow. the nation deserves a budget that responsibly addresses this debt crisis. yet last year the president delivered a budget that was unanimously rejected on the senate floor. it did not receive a single yes vote, even from senate democrats and i'll be interested to see if my colleagues will vote for this one. yesterday the president laid out his most recent budget plan. unfortunately, it similarly fails to show the fiscal crisis and it probably will never be brought to a vote. we haven't seen a budget resolution from the budget committee in years despite it being legally required. last year the pr

gingrey would have listened carely and also senator hatch.listen carefully to his speech and would have been open to how the president views his faith, his christianity as something that guides him in his decisions on a day-to-day basis. he was talking about something that's very important to him and that is trying to lift up our neighbors, lit up the people that we represent who may not be doing as well as others. >> indeed. notwithstanding the good news today we had about jobs numbers, as you know these are extremely encouraging figures, we're hearing from people like mitt romney who talk about not caring or being concerned about the very poor. i haven't had the opportunity to ask you, but what was your reaction when you heard a candidate for the presidency saying something like that? >> well, i found it very unfortunate. martin -- >> we're watching him at rally live as you speak in nevada at a major rally. sorry, continue. >> i grew up poor. my mother and father were former sharecroppers. they had very little money. because of an america t

hatch cover causes a slight delay whether a defective bolt is discovered. then, millions are moved to silent prayer. everything is go. the take-off of the "atlas" blastoff by 360,000 pounds of thrust carries the mergry gracely skyward. friendship 7 gracefully climbing out of the world's atmosphere exerts a pressure of six times the force of gravity on the astronaut. loud and clear he reports back to mercury control reading off his instruments, commenting on his reactions all as calmly and cooly as if he were commuting on the a-27. then control the yaw and pitch of the vehicle itself. now the vehicle is turned so glenn will be seated backwards. glenn checks with ground control. intercontinental zero g and i feel fine. capsule is turning around. the view is tremendous. >> capsule turning around and could i see the booster during turnaround just a couple of yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> roger 7. you have a go. >> roger. understand go for at least seven orbits. >> actual pictures of glenn in the capsule will give scientists the opportunity to study his

this was not a plot hatched overseas.his kid wouldn't have known a bomb from a bad burrito candidly because when he went off to the quarry to watch them blow up a suicide vest, he said i want a bigger explosive. give me explosives i can carry that will blow up the capitol. you can see these undercover officers going okay, yeah, we'll do that. the kid didn't even understand the amount of explosive he would have had to carry to get him in there would have made him look like the michelin man swollen from steroids. >> clearly this guy was a lone wolf, but in other similar cases are these guys really alone or could they be working for a larger organization? >> there's always the possibility, but this guy he had, i'm sure, some family and friend relationships that he may have talked to about his aspirations, but the thing we always have to remember is desire does not equal capability. just because you want to do something doesn't mean you absolutely have the ability to do it. in this case he was clearly overhis head. he didn't

. >> staff sergeant jason catrel is acting as lead scout standing up through the hatch of his bradley fighting vehicle. captain brown is on the radio reporting their position. when an ied detonates. >> my first instinct was that i just lost three soldiers in a vehicle. >> brown believes the ied has vaporized the bradley in front of him with his three men inside. >> the way it blew up, it happened in slow motion and you couldn't see the bradley any more. the ied was so buried, so deeply buried that it kicked up so much concrete and tar, asphalt, dirt, that it was raining on us for 45 seconds. the bradley disappeared. we didn't see it any more. i was already getting ready to -- as soon as we got security established, call for helicopter support. >> but miraculously, when the dust clears, the bradley reappears and captain brown radios that all the men are safe. >> no cas. >> he road back and said they were all okay. >> i think i may have been knocked out for a few seconds, then realized what happened, checked on my crew, found out everybody is all right. call it up that we were good to g

hatch: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: madam president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: i would ask unanimous consent that i be permitted to deliver my full speech regardless of the time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: i thank you, madam president. madam president, our nation faces grave challenges. we're looking at our fourth straight trillion-dollar defic deficit. our credit rating has been downraigraded. public spending is out of control. the nation demands leadership. at some moments in our nation's history, at moments of crises, leaders have emerged, put partisanship aside and worked to solve our greatest challenges. though our current president, who's compared himself to both franklin roosevelt and abraham lincoln, his leadership is falling well short of their examples. instead of taking the reigns and making tough choices whe

. >>> and it was batten down the hatches today. things are improving. and the end of the weekend is looking good. details are coming up. stay with us, we'll be right back after the break.  . >> today was a very windy day. 44 miles an hour wind gusts at national airport, 46 at bwi and 38 in dulles. laytonsville, 51 miles an hour wind gusts and 46 at martinsburg. the winds are strong and sustained from 7 to 25 miles per hour and they're going to improve and gusting to 30 miles per hour in dulles, 24 at gaithersburg; 31 at hagerstown and we have 21 at annapolis and that is a far cry. the temperatures into the mid- and upper 40s, above seasonal and that is headed for a chilly night. we expect temperatures to be into the low 30s to the upper 20s. the skies are clearing out and have that ridge of high pressure that is building in and some clearing skies into the overnight hours and settings -- setting us up tomorrow. skies bright and fairly mild and we'll have less wind, that is a good thing. the five-day forecast, up to 50 degrees for tomorrow and

right down the hatch. sword swallowers showed out of their talent in l.a. this weekend. >> i can't look. >> the event is part of the sword swallowers association international and cosponsored by ripley's. >> now that's a tongue twister. >> there's an association for everything. >> really is. still looks painful. >>> big money contracts to big time -- >>> ryan zimmerman is getting a pretty penny. plus, we'll get to know one of his teammates, bryce harper in a one-on-one with dave feldman. plus, can you figure this out? what does a flying umbrella have to do with golf? we'll tell you in a couple of minutes. any guesses? >> something to do with the forecast? >> we'll just say mary poppins. you'll have to watch sports xtra. >>> we shall. speaking of mary poppins. let's talk about the oscars. getting close to the end. still handing out awards. here's a list of some of the winners so far. >> octavia spencer best supporterring actress. the artist took home the award for best director. >> and best sport. ryan seacrest. he was doing red carpet and sacha baron cohen

orrin hatch confronted the secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius. answers provided shocking revelations. >> to you your emergency, february 10th, did anyone in the administration consult with any individual catholic bishop about that so-called compromise to your knowledge? >> i know that the president has spoken to the bishops on several occasions, yes. >> was it about so-called compromise? >> i really don't know. >> did you anybody or anybody at hhs analysis of the statutory freedom of religion issues? >> we had our legal department. >> did you ask the justice department? >> i did not, nothing. >> sean: joining me now, monica crowley and executive director of american values institute. good to see you. i don't know what is more shocking. the fact they didn't talk to the bishops or they didn't read the first amendment. >> this is surprising after three years of this administration. >> sean: not really. >> this administration is totally ideological. obamacare they had a year and a half to figure out what they were going to do with regard to this issu

when that hatched i sat down and said, what happens is, a, he arrived and gets off the train what's goingen. >> i know z, he would get on the train and leave at the evented book. i didn't know the alphabet in between. i was nervous and i took one step at a time very japanese like. i began to study and read everything i could find on the japanese culture. the incredible thing was not having everything that went into it and it still became a quiet book. there is a tsunami. there's tv and lep easier and a fire. i call it my zen book i think it's because as i was learning about the japanese culture, all of that started to go into the book. and it gave me the structure of what the book would become, which was very much taking after what a japanese garden it. early on a read about gardens. you don't know where you are going you just read. because japanese gardens are a huge aspect on the culture i started reading on gardens. i love the natural and the idea on how they use the gardens and how much it reads to them i started reading. i read a line like the silk worker line where it embraced me an

doorsh have -- the rear hatch doorsea have collapsed on people. the ntsb says gas can leak outt of the support on the lift gatee honda says they will sends t letters heto odyssey owners nex month with instructions aboutns the recall, and how to handlehn it. >>> move over, smart phones,art check this out. google is getting ready to sell smart glasses. they will screen real-timereal information right -to ei lenses. one blogger reports they will bi and tried based with a built in cam -- android based with a built in camera.came they will cost between 250 and50 $600, and hit the market later this year. >>> thanks, health alert foral those of us looking to shed a few pounds.poun fda is taking a second look at the new diet pill that's called -- the fda rejected the pill once over safety concerns after getting some new data, showing the drug causes significantgnif weight loss. glue chem i can control, they are reconsidering it now. if approved, it would become the new prescription diet pill onpil the market in ten years. the fda decision is expected to c

how the prosecution has had audacity this was a plot hatched.'m going marry this girl, i'm going to take her to the australia and kill her. >> by the way, let me check my policy. >> he thought was 130, he told her to up it and said she did. >> let's assume it was 130, again. do you really begin, you have to take her all the way to australia to kill her? >> shep: it's elaborate. >> frankly a rescue diver that couldn't save his own wife? she is a struggling in the ocean. instead of saving like you are certified to do, i'm going to get someone else to save her. >> as a former prosecutor, you would agree, i saw him in bear hug trying to kill her air would be more compelling than a witness saying, it appeared to me that he tried to save her and then let her go. wait a minute. >> do you see the size of him versus his wife. what is 120 pounds underwater? >> shep: i think there will be back and forth and we'll keep watch out. we'll have more in a moment. >> global economic crisis, new today, some of the world's biggest banks, bank of america, citigroup

the president outlined the dramatic changes eddie says have hatched under his desk frustration. people paid $30,000 to be at that event. not everyone was excited to see the president. protesters also their outside to let the president know that they disagree with some of his policies. a large group of medical marijuana supporters are upset about the fed's cracking down on a marijuana. several catholics and other religious groups held a freedom of conscience for all signs, they are all upset about the president's birth control plan. >>mark: for the weekend, we do not have any storms, but not a lot of sunshine either. >>erica: we can actually pick up some light showers in the north bay. we're talking fairfield and potentially novato as we head into the evening. right now we're dealing with a little bit of fog. dcc of the golden desists this morning so it is a threefold start. it's as we head into the afternoon some of its doubtful role in ahead of that system. temperatures will be in the upper 50s the of the low 60s for your if overnight we do have the potential for showers and th

i think it is wise to follow orrin hatch's admonition, keep the religion out of this.igion has been hot over the last week in terms of american politics, not only the national prayer breakfast where the president made his comments and the hatch rejoinedder but also remember you've had a large debate about the administration's decision to request that catholic hospitals, charities, clinics, allow birth control to be part of their insurance policies. and so that has sparked a large war in terms of relidge i don't seety if you will, where gingrich saying that obama has a war on the catholic church. bill: you know the white house walked into this for a reason. this was a scripted speech yesterday at the prayer breakfast and rick santorum, this is like a big ol' fat pitch right down the plate for him. roll this from santorum yesterday. >> he made the claim that his policies of taxing the rich is authorized by the bible. that he has, he has the is doing what is biblically called for by taxing the rich and have the government tax the rich. now, i have read the bible and i mus