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we will hear today from folks from fema as well as hhs. i want to thank them for their partnership and support of our endeavors. but there's also much work that remains to be done as mark said. i look forward to ongoing conversations and addressing the challenges that still remain. but as you point out, mr. chairman, today is more important for america's children, 22 to 25% of our population are underrepresented in the planning for, responding to, recovering from and mitigating for disaster. we hope the 2010 report will shine light on important issues and make america safe for our kids. but as we prepare for the large-scale disasters we must be better prepared for my call the disaster of one. we can be prepared for large-scale disasters involving children if we are ready for one child who is critically ill or injured in this country. from the ems systems to local emergency departments from day care centers to school nurses come from transport teams to care facilities. each of these important links in the chain of survival must be prepared

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on wednesday in new york, hh was convicted of only one count of conspiiacy to destroy u.s.operty. believed that ahmed was truly innocent of all of these charges. >> reporttr: he remains n custody and faces 20 years to life in prison when he is sentenced to januaay 26. the u.s. attorney says the feds will seek that life sentence. results. one prosecutor equates it as a blow to the obama organization. >>> now the 9-11 con spiri11 co. now he can't close it because he can't get the guys out of there. >> reporter: the attorney said in october that other terror suspects can and will be tried in the u.s. >> at the conclusion of this again. i will give you the same answer that our free courts are capable of handling these matters. >> reporter: in 2001, 4 other bombing suspects who were not held at gitmo were con victed here. they re now serving life in prison. >>> two workers at a california mcdonald's areeout of work today after a customer received a receipt with profanity on it. it all happened after the customer asked to have his burger cut in half so hh could share ii with his

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we continue to work with our partners at hhs but also with the department of education to look at how do we take prepared is just to all levels, but particularly to the elementary school, and to look at the k-12. and giving them information so that they are better informed about what can happen. again this is not about scaring people are scheduled are to shield children from and for the disaster to occur. it is about the parents of children that they have a role to play. as many of us know some of the best messaging that weekend change behavior come from children. so again, kind of this idea that we don't call them victims. we call them survivors. we need to look at the survivors as a resource, actually become a very powerful tool in public the message of preparedness which increases i think the more successful outcome in a disaster, but also in paris children because they now have a role to play. and again as we've seen time and time again, people that have a participation in any event, have a positive influence, are able to address this dress and adjust to it much more effectively t

by hh greg. game highlights we go to lovely nashville, tennessee.ovan mcnabb they are getting along and having a good game. good luck to you. good luck to you, coach. redskins 3-0 on their first strike on the tennessee first possession. vince young makes a break for it but striped by alexander. recovered by buchanan. and the redskins come away with an early turnover. the offense comes up empty. the skins force the punt. offsetting penalty forced a re- kick that didn't end too well for washington. the rookie mariani returning it 87 yards for the td. second return for a td this year. titans take the 7-0 lead. but the offense would get it going on the next drive. mcnabb with plenty of time going long for moss. a nice grab. had to wait for it. 48 yards down to the titans 31. moss six catches for 106 yards. two plays later porter back after missing five games with a groin injury comes up with an 11-yard run to the 20. good for the first down. but portis would not play passed the first quarter. re aggravated the groin. more on that later. the drive ends l

watch the most exciting games of the year on tv, from hh greg. hh greg, price and advice. back to you. >>> tunnel concerns. for nine years, the city has been asking csx to make its underground tunnel in downtown baltimore safer. the mayor got a look at what has been promised and what has been done. >>> the rail tunnel runs from the stadiums, under howard street, up to mount vernon. nine years ago, a derailment starts a fire that burns for five days and starts a huge water main break. east coast rail traffic is snarled. and it's then that our city learns about the dragon, waiting to erupt under its streets. since then, many calls for improvement. and after a minor derailment in august, a plan from csx. five miles of rail have been replaced and will continue to be replaced every 10 years. twice as often as normal. instead of each quarter, the tunnel will get a computerized inspection each month. csx will make a walking inspection each week and will improve drainage. >> by replacing the rail. putting the new pumping system in. and the more frequent inspections, we feel confid

this traffic report is brought to you by hh greg. hh greg has 100 flat panel tvs. watch the latest. hh greg. price and advice guaranteed. back to you. >> all right, sharon. thank you. >>> after a few rough financial years, the maryland zoo in baltimore has turned things around. in fact, as jessica kartalija explains, the videozoo is extending hours this winter. >> so much for taking a little time off this winter. >> the zoo will stay open, friday through monday, through the winter season. >> the zoo is going to be different. polar bears will be excited. and an animals like the giraffes and the lions am be quiet. but it will be a different experience and a new experience if you haven't been to the zoo in the winter for a while. >> it's awesome. great for the kids. as long as it stays warm. i think they'll have a good time. >> he had a blast today. got to go see the frogs. and it's ale ra nice zoo. >> reporter: starting in january, admission will be reduced to half off regular weekend price. adults $2. children 2 to 11, $5.50. seniors, 6.50. and members and children under 2 are free.

this traffic report is brought to you by hh greg. hh greg has over 100 flat-panel tvs.t exciting games. hh greg. price and advice, guaranteed. back to you. >>> little did we know last year at this time, we were exactly one month away from our first blizzard. alex demetrick reports, this coming winter is very much on the minds of those who plow the runways bwi thurgood marshall. >>> tis the season at bwi marshall to break out the hardware in case another hard winter is coming. >> have to remove all of the snow. >> reporter: last winter, three big storms left a record six feet. that meant round-the-clock plowing when possible. >> reporter: sometimes, you just kind of follow behind the next guy. and you try to stay as safe as you can. >> reporter: staging equipment on a nice day still takes training to master the landmarks and direction signals. not always easy when working around active runways and aircraft. >> aircraft always have the right of way. >> procedure. checking 28. clear across runway 22. >> at bwi marshall, maintenance crews practice on this simulator. >> we d

this traffic report is brought to you by hh greg. hh greg has over 100 flat panel tvs. watch the latest from hh greg. price and advice, guarantee. back over to you. >> sharon, thank you. >>> since 1995, sales of the miracle ties have resulted in over $800,000 in donations for the benefit of the johns hopkins children's center. this morning, joseph a. banks clothiers presented a check for $50,000 from hopkins for last year's sales. at this time ties are $59.99, and can be purchased at joseph a. bank. the ties are designed by young patients. this was designed by 18-year- old vashon duval. very nice pattern here. >> and bob, you have one, too. looks nice. >> mine is called snow tie by madison. 7 years old. very pretty tie. as mentioned, you can get this at your bank. >> i'll tell you what, the quality is great, too. they're beautiful, beautiful ties. great cause. >>> take a look at the weather. beautiful weather continues. what a great weather pattern we're stuck in here. take a look at temperatures. 60 degrees now. north winds at 6. barometer holding steady. come back and

by hh greg. watch the most exciting games. from hh greg. hh greg, price and advice guaranteed. back to you. >>> explore winter at the maryland zoo. this will be open in january and february on a limited basis. you can bundle up and enjoy the winter animals that normally stay inside during the summer from friday through monday. the hours are 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. admission will be reduced to half off. children under 2 and members already in search for it. >> we're going to have to lure those animals out from their warm little caves to come see us. polar bears will have no problem. i don't know about the giraffes. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. >>> since an appeal. a small victory. and kidnapping conviction. >>> t.j., we'll win. the winner of the one-letter puzzle solved. explains how she did it. >>> the casting is great. and the good wife can only get better with a high-profile guest star. up next, more on the role michael j. fox is playing. >>> as bernadette mentioned, a beautiful, crisp autumn day. are changes on the way? stick around. ,, the moment you feel

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i imagine that you are moving on to become governor of kansas where our secretary of hhs was the governor. the health care statute, what are you gonna do about it? >> well, we're gonna push back every chance we get. in congress the congressional republicans are going to be pushing back on its imitation, funding. i'm going to push back every chance i can. the people of kansasg like this bill. they don't think it is going to improve their health care. they think it is going to cost more. what we will do is things we are required to do under the law, we will do. otherwise, we are gonna push back. we will push back in legal challenges, attorney generals across the country are pushing back on those. then we'll push back on its implementation every chance we get. >> greta: are you going to direct your state attorney general to join the lawsuit in florida? >> yes. as a matter of fact, i campaigned with our state attorney general. we did press conferences together on this issue. he said we are going to push back against this and it was probably the key issue in the attorney general's race. we had

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if you shut down hhs, you shut down all of hhs, you shut down cms, nih, a lot of things that people may not find very comforting. and republicans leaders who remember the last shutdown, and the disaster saying they don't want to have that happen, they may not be able to control it and a new members who expect them to take a meat ax to it. they are going to try to mix up the information is to call kathleen sebeilus, secretary of hhs, in to testify every day. the committee chairman says he wanted to do 280 hearings this year. we're going to see requests, subpoenas, not requests but demands for documents and more documents. let me just mention one final thing. i believe one the first acts that we'll see in the new congress, they are going to stop extending unemployment benefits. that's going to have real implications and repercussions for health in the states. i suspect it's going to increase. you are going to get more people going to the emergency rooms back, end you are going to have the states which are already strapped for funds coming to washington and says hey, if you are going to do

you can try to define, but i think obama would be to go to the mat and shut down hhs. if it's a part of hhs and remind me, are the funds for the administration of the social security included in that bill? so let's have social security checks that go out because of a disagreement between the president and the republicans in the congress. but of course it probably won't come to that. i mean, if boehner has anything to say it will come to that because he's a legislator. that is running so fast to keep ahead of his troops and it's very difficult. here's the other thing i anticipate. there is a philosophical difference, mort. but ron wyden worked for five years with bob bennett and attracted about a republicans to a plant that is not our different in many respects from i would've favored it to what eventually got passed. but it is dramatically different from what the republicans are prepared to do now in health care. by the way, included a mandate among many other things and substantial subsidies for individuals low-income households. but mitch pulled the plug and he said

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hhs mother says something needs to being done to slow drivers down. >> this was all the time. all the time. (unintelligible). this is a very dangerous street. we need a light put up to direct this traffic. >> the driver who hit the boy did stay at the scene and they are not being charged. >>> the windows of at least two cars are shot out in baltimore county. police think the shooter was using a pellet gun. this happened around 5:00 tonight over the reservoir. the road leading up to it was closed by police after it happened. one driver got glass in their eye and another person got hit in the leg. no one has been arrested. >>> a pasadena teenager is charged with murder tonight. 17-year old -- is one of four suspects who police say stormed in to a glen burnie ppzza restaurant and murdered 20-year old flor ez. he was inside the >>> police arr steppinn up patrols around one apartment complex where a woman said she was raped while she was taking out the trash. myranda stephens has more on why some residents say they don't feel very safe. >> i had my balcony cracked and one of my win

we have to go through the hhs process. it should be shortly. >> okay. >> with regard to the specific regulatory requirements, as you know, the responsibility for licensing and regulating childcare providers rests at the state level and not the federal level. states have the primary responsibility, and currently, what we require states to do is certify the providers are meeting health department and safety standards, but they are not specific to emergency issues as you know, and that's been a concern of the commission. what the president did as part of his fiscal year 20 11 budget proposal before the congress is to propose a set of principles for reauthorization of the program to strengthen the program in states on a number of ways, and the focus would be broadly to increase the number of children who are in safe, healthy, nurturing childcare settings. that's broad, and what we hope to do working with congress through a reauthorization of the program is specify what that means in a number of areas including disaster prepare

if you shut down hhs, you shut down all of hhs, you shut down cms, nih, a lot of things that people may not find very comforting. and republicans leaders who remember the last shutdown, and the disastersaying they don't want to have that happen, they may not be able to control it and a new members who expect them to take a meat ax to it. they are oing to try to mix up the information is to call kathleen sebeilus, secretary of hhs, in to testify every day. the committee chairman says he wanted to do 280 hearings this year. we're going to see requests, subpoenas, not requests but demands for documents and more documents. let me just mention one final thing. i believe one the first acts that we'll see in the new congress, they are going to stop extending unemployment benefits. that's going to have real implications and repercussions for health in the states. i suspect it's going to increase. you argoing to get more people going to the emergency rooms back, end you are going to have the states which are already strapped for funds coming to washington and says hey, if you are going to do thi

it is an idle threat that hhs will go into 29 states and run health care. they need those states and those governors. if those 29 governors can get together around a pro-market, less regulated, more consumer- directed system and say, this is how we need to move. it puts hhs and the obama administration and a very difficult position. >> speaking of those governors, jim, and state officials, a growing number of them are howling over the mandated expenses in medicaid coverage. that is would be extremely costly to the states. what would you recommend that these reform-minded governors with respect to the medicaid restrictions placed on them question -- they need to go back that the system is already on the brink of collapse, and piling up much more americans into aystem that is not delivering to the people currently in it, that is the solution. the bill is trained to the private market and put it under federal control and captured. they should be listening medicaid and making it more consumer directed, more of up next entitlement, more control. you could almost

not just through waivers issued by 8 to assess -- by hhs. i can see provisions delivered to [unintelligible] and the commensurate delay in the startup of a new program based on the fact these cuts were not the way to do this bill. there are lots of things that the congress can do along those lines to continue to build momentum for moving health care in a different direction. thank you. >> >> thank you. -- thank you. >> i wanted to touch on two things. to talk about setting the table for repeal and what will happen between now and the time in which we can do anything in terms of new legislation that would encompass this bill. and what i think can be done. it is not likely this legislation will be repealed as long as the obama administration remains in power. startup by commenting on a remarkable article in "the new york times". the creation of care physicians and this would create effective local control of the provision of health care by the hospital under the auspices of this new construct which no one has seen yet. they have just heard abo

we live from an environment where you've got this chief inquisitor, kathleen sebelius at hhs who has her finger and threatened publicly, many companies for speaking out about the increased cost in premiums this is an explicit admission that obamacare is a massive failure. >> sean: the unions that supported the president. the president this is his signature legislation. themmed him get elected. they helped push to get this passed. as soon as theygate opportunity, we don't want to be part of this. first of all, legally, it doesn't seem like that would fly in the courts. what is the reason given for the exemptions for this 111 -- this group of 111? >> if you look at the hhs explain nation, they took into account two -- explanation, they took into account two factors, one whether premiums were going up. and were abiding by the mandate would force these organizations to drop their coverage? let me repeat. it bears breathing at the top of our lungs. they gave exemptions to all organizations, because abiding by the obamacare mandate would have cut off and limited access to health care. this

hh greg charges 20% or more to restock. if you don't have your receipt or all of the packing materials or if it's later than 14 days since you bought it. retailers who don't charge a restocking fee, costco, lowe's, radio shack, walmart, hp, and staple's. >> what i advise the customers, do the research. we have a lot of experts in the store. pick their brain to make sure that's what you want before you buy it. >> reporter: and if you're not sure what to buy for the tech savvy, play it safe. >> if it is a gift, buy a gift card. >>> now let's head up to the sierra. a snowy sierra where sn snowboarders and kids are giddy. that's because there are conditions that they normally don't see until later in the season. it adds up to the best skiing season in years. squaw valley has eight feet of snow. alpine meadows, that's favorite. >> i'll go there, too. >> they have six to nine feet of snow on the slopes. we'll have a live report on the sierra coming up at 6:00 -- >> to go there skiing? >> i don't think you're going to make it. >>

he was hurt three days earlier when hhs vehicle was trucc with an improvised bomb.s a member of the 101 airborne division based in fort campbell, kentucky..3 %-two childrrn.by his wife and >>> the taliban claims responsibility for an attack on a u.s. millitary base in aaganistan. this is was the scene, huge clouds of big, thick smoke filled the sky after the base was attacked by gunfire and one rocket hit the fuel container and ignited a fire on the ground. six ar armored vehicles and an ambulance were destroyed. >>> an arizona family finds down one member after their dog is accidentally euthanized. sergeant terry young found target in afganistan. she was labeled a hero and he wanted to giie her a gooo home. target had been living with young'' family in phoenix since july.ú she got out over the weekend and was picked up by animal control. officials say monday a worker mistakenly euthanized the dog. >> that dog and i went through so much over there. whennyou o through such anú intense experience ith somebody, all being a dog, yyu just wrote a very strong bbnd. >> the

we have hh skycam. shaking there. with the winds blowing. gusting anywhere 25 to 30 milee per hour at times. hd skycam shows the drops on the lens there. 61 degrees. there are showers in the area. immediately downtown. maybe it is kind of pread out. but looking at winds out of the south-southeast at 13. and that will pick up through the overnight. now lookkng at radar here. we can see on h.d. radar showers moving in. eastern shore getting rain. nothing downtown. that's why we have cloudy skies. back northwest, stronger storms lining up. through pennsylvania. soowe have to watth this line kind of to the west. because that will develop. as it goes down to parts of virginia. actually some severe thunderstorms down there.3 and tornado watches. because of the line thaa will conttnue to fire up as it runs into the warm air. all wrapping arounddthis area of low pressure. centered over parts of central ohio. you can see the counter clock wise spin. and behind it, clearing over indianapolis, and southern indiana evansville and louisville. it will mov

>>> now on fox 45 early hh edition? >>>a twister hits baltimore. >>> i lived through one of -- >>> what really happened in this neighborhood and the next step for residents trying to pick up the pieees. >>> guilty of killing a 2 years old child. >> we were told that she had been taken and this was worse than falling on of a 3 story building. >>> the maneuvers that may keep of a prison cell.ng the inside >>> aatention muggles, the wait is over. >>> how late did these fans in baltimore stay up to see harry potter and the deathly hollows. >>> good morning. it's friday, november 19th. you are taking a live look at the damage still left behind by what is now has been called a tornadoo we are going to have live reports of how residents are finally able to go back home and trying to start things all over again. p>> good morning, i'm patrice harris. >>> it's friday, and because it's fridayyit's your turn to sound off on our facebook page about nything you want. let us know what is on your mind. just go to facebook.com/baltimore

more >>> a federal officer accused of killing a dog at a dog park goes he ccused a public outroar when hhshot a siberian huskey called bear, bear. he said that the dog was attacking his wife. the owner said that the dogs were playing around and the officer never gave them aachanne to pull their dog away. he is charged with animal cruelty and firing a gun in a public place. >>> funeral services for mack ú%wis will take place at the morgan state university campus. later in the afternoon, a portion of broadway and eggert street will be dedicated as mack lewis way. lewis died last week. >>> lockheed martin decides to curve manufacturing operations at riverside. that means 60 people will be out of the job by the end of next year. the defense contractor says probses in middle rivvr were limited to a missile launch system and the number manufactured over the last year has steadily decreased. the site will stay open and more than 450 people in anagement, research and design positions will continueeto work there. >>> prince george's county residents want eslie johnson out before she even officiall

. >> eporter: peg mccarthy is with war mothers an organization that hhs come to witting ton's aid. >>hey think he is a time bomb waiting to go off. >> reporter: the college has demanded that whittington undergo a psychological evaluation. >> i understand where they're coming from. i'm not talking about american people. i'm talking about terrorist if anything. i'm not making threats to anybody. >> reporter: administrators say some students were concerned after the essay was published in the school paper, but others aren't. >> probably a lilly rational -- >>it's a fresh perspective of the people that he go into the war and the problems that they have to deal after coming out. >> reporter: pending whittington's evaluation, he has been keeping with his studies online. >> hopefully we can get moving and get this kid back in school. >> reporter: joy lepola, news at 10:00. >>> whittington will take that test today. >>> coming up later on the early edition, an alabama teenager missing lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world.

it is being done similarly at hhs, where they are making a move to change the whole culture in this direction. it will government not only includes data, which can be pretty useful, but it also includes new ways of doing things, which is pretty much good for everyone because we all remember coming up through the levels and higher, learning new stuff, and that can be applied to things beyond that. these are my back of losses, and yes, the 1980's called for their glasses back. [laughter] supervisor mar: is there anyone else who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. we have a couple of minor amendments. without objection, the amendments are accepted. is there a motion on the ordinance as amended? any objection? we will move this forward positively. >> i want thank everybody for coming. i think this is going to be great, and i really like the thought of people being able to respond directly to the information because that is really i think what has changed in media today is there is a lot being put out there, but then people are correct and it almost instantly, and i think t

. >> at the hh greg store. >> a very pleasant experience. >> she was given immediate attention, shown to the product display, and it was explained to her. she makes her selection. another good experience. >> everyone was pleasant. >> their service is superior, but you did not know who you were talking to. >> she would have liked name tags, but that was a minor negative, said she gives them a b plus. even the ladies room is clean. she then heads over to the jcpenny. inside the door is a customer service desk, and she was appointed to the jury selection. she is over there, and there was someone to help poor -- and she was appointed -- pointed to the jewelry selection. >> then i was told that person was going to have a cigarette. >> donovan does not think it was intentional, but her purchase was rounded up to the nearest dollar, with the money going to the jcpenny after-school program. it was not a large amount, but it still should not have happened. she gives them -- >> a c. >> at whitemarsh, donovan is again shopping for a child softball hindemith and ball. on the way around the sales

c, approve modification number eight to water enterprise improvement program funded contract hh 914-r, roselle crossover improvements to increase the contract amount and increase the allowance for the completion of the work. d, approve modification number one, water enterprise funded contract 2604 c.d.d. 2010-2011 paving contract, increasing the contract duration. the original contract term utilized only 16% of the contract value. this modification would allow the city to realize cost savings by not utilizing resources for rebidding contracts that has available capacity. e, authorize the general manager to negotiate an interim contract amount not to exceed $1,747,000 and held responsible in responsible bidder cal state constructors inc.or contractor for water imprusme contract wd 2625 hunter's point rehabilitation and seismic upgrade. president vietor: thank you very much. any commissioner wish to move an item from the consent calendar? is there a motion, then, to adopt the consent calendar? >> madam president, i'll move ambings a through c -- e. president vietor: is there a second? >

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not just through waivers issued by 8 to assess -- by hhs. i can see provisions delivered to [unintelligible] and the commensurate delay in the startup of a new program based on the fact these cuts were not the way to do this bill. there are lots of things that the congress can do along those lines to continue to build momentum for moving health care in a different direction. thank you. >> >> thank you. -- thank you. >> i wanted to touch on two things. to talk about setting the table for repeal and what will happen between now and the time in which we can do anything in terms of new legislation that would encompass this bill. and what i think can be done. it is not likely this legislation will be repealed as long as the obama administration remains in power. startup by commenting on a remarkable article in "the new york times". the creation of care physicians and this would create effective local control of the provision of health care by the hospital under the auspices of this new construct which no one has seen yet. they have just heard abo

that's notion of the potential shutdown of a governmental agency like hhs. the question as written is we know that mitch mcconnell has said it would not come to that. but she's curious if you think the influx of new members who want to repeal, aggressively, would lead to this kind of a situation? how likely is it? >> well, this is dean rosen. i guess my view that i don't think it's likely. but, you know, like everything else and divided government it might be possible. you may not have -- one difference that i would, you know, remind everything that in the last shutdown, republicans controlled the house andthe senate. this time, there maybe attempts to sort of work things out a little bit more out of necessity because you are going to be -- before it gets to the president to force a shutdown, you are going to have to have some agreement between the house and senate on what they are sending down pennsylvania avenue. but i think, i might answer and just take a bit of a broader view which is, you know, we're -- i think one caveat for the whole discussion today

it's clear that elementary schools are doi much better than the hh schools.y 25% of them have hit that target. they say much emphasis has been placed on the younger kids. >> how those kids are enring middle school and we're starting to see the gains at middle school level. we're hopeful we'll see the gains when they reach high school. >> oer schools are now doing a number of things to try to improve scores. for example, here in oakland, two middle schools have decided to extend their school day. >> united academy is one of them. thanks to a grant the school will work with a nonprofit that will run an extended academic program. >> so knowing the standards, the guides, knowing wha the studen are working on in class and awill allowing practice time. >> they want to make sure that no ones left behind. in oakland, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >>> bay area researchers will be joining the effort to exine a controrsial treatment for multiple sclerosis. here is carolyn johnson. >> they are just back from a trip t the east coast. gail and michelle and the other weren

hhs, then that means you shut down all of hhs, which means cms, nih, a lot of things people will not find comforting. republican leaders who remember the last disaster may not want that to happen but they may not be able to control it, or the new members coming in who want to take an ax to these programs. of course, they will try to slow down the implementation of the plan. they will call kathleen cinereous -- sebelius, other members of hhs, to testify. a said he-- darrell isssa wants to have two hearings of a day. let me mention one final thing. one of the first act we will see in the first congress is they will stop extending unemployment benefits. that will have real implications and repercussions for help outside of states. will probably increase the number of people going to emergency rooms, states which are already strapped for funds will come to washington saying, if you are going to do this, you have to help us out. that includes a wave of new republican governors. and they are not going to find much help from their compatriots on the hill who are more concerned about cutting