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who better to break down the numbers than former cbo director doug holtz-eakin. he joins us now.hanks so much for joining usings doug. break this down for me. we're talking about 2 1/2 million workers by 2014. what do they say is the cause of that? >> if you look inside the affordable care act, obamacare, there are some hidden taxes on the low-wage recipients of the subsidies. essentially, if you, if you're getting subsidies and go to work some more, if you earn a dollar, we take away some of your subsidies. if it was 50 cents you only net 50 cents. that is like 50% tax rate. bit into this are real disincentive for people to work. the up shot 2.5 million jobs will be driven out of the economy by taxes hidden in obamacare. melissa: so do you believe as economist that this is real math? this is the way people behave? they will look at dollars and choose not to work because, you know, basically, isn't paying? >> i think it is utterly unsurprising if you have a program that pays over a trillion dollars to people whether they work or not, and finances it with higher taxes elsewhere in

holtz, i appreciate your time.>> you're welcome. >> we wanted to get another perspective. jack hannah is on the program tonight. jack, you heard what the scientific director of the zoo said. what do you think? >> well, astounded. that's the word that i can't get up there above astounded. >> i don't quite understand what -- i mean, he seemed adamant that there was no other option basically for this giraffe. the european zoos have a certain standard. they couldn't give to it any other zoo. and even some of the zoos they could give it to it was a matter of space. it seems like people go to great lengths to adopt dogs to save them from being killed. it seems like adopting a giraffe for a zoo to -- some zoo somewhere would be able to take this giraffe. >> there were others in europe that could have taken it. that will become public shortly. who are we to judge, anderson, who should live and not live a short life? yes, we have sustainability and a lot of room we need in zoos. that's why certain places are built to take s

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a lot of the new holtzes being built in town have big bathrooms and they sparkle and we wanted the bathroom comfy. >> i noticed the television in the bathrooms. >> we have a television in the mirrors and every bathroom has a tv in it. >> i have to can you, do you test the mattresses out? >> i've tested many mattresses. >> you'll come in and sit there and -- >> my wife and i stayed in the hotel. >> is it comfortable? >> it is pretty comfortable, i must say. you do this in every one of your hotels, you pick every piece of fabric? >> we have lots of renovations underway. we bought a hotel in hollywood, and we finished a renovation. and in nashville we spent money on a new lobby and restaurant and redid all the guest bathrooms and i picked every fabric. >> what's is like, you walk in a room and say yes, yes, no, no. >> i sit with the designers and they'll show a lot of different fabrics and i say can you make this a little greener, can you make this a little bluer? can it be darker, can it be lighter? and literally we'll be in their offices or in our offices throwing fabrics around looking at s

reporter: the man at the center of coordinating and controlling delta's 4800 daily flights is dave holtz leads the 270 employees in this room trying to get ahead of three storms. lawyer >> you have to have an airplane. you have to have a flight attendant crew. you have to have a pilot crew. those are three separate resources you have to put together. there's always that movement of crews and resources within the hub that we have to manage. so there's a lot of juggling that this room does. >> reporter: delta had to cancel 583 flights yesterday due to the week's first storm. the second storm forced delta to proactively cancel more than 500 flights today and tomorrow. how much more complicated is dealing with, in effect, three storms at once, become when just dealing with one storm is often, you know, an educated guess? >> it limits your options. some of those aircraft or crews we might position elsewhere in the northeast we'll position back in the great lakes behind the weather. we're always trying to think ahead to make sure you don't double hit yourself as an airline when you're planning

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ed holtz wants doug to stop using the phrase, bottom line. >> i will. >> twitter, saying the oddestyn execution has become the mendacity of hype. if that's the case, perhaps republicans have an opportunity, but if kentucky is any indication, maybe not, john. >> well, the man daidacity of h meaning the president has turned out to be less than forthright and honest and all hype. what we have in kentucky where the senate minority leader, the republic leader of the republicans, mitch mcconnell, is in serious trouble, as the poll shows. but the biggest number is -- there he is, losing by four points stoof the secretary of state, and he does have, mcconnell, a tea party republican primary in the spring. >> interesting. >> but his approval and disapproval rating mirrors the president. they both have 60% disapproval in kentucky. >> why? >> establishment. >> this man, mitch mcconnell, he is the face of the republican establishment. against the face of the democratic establishment. the country doesn't want either of them. they're angry. they don't want -- >> what's the bottom line, doug? >> pe

the little boy is being treated here at the holtz children's hospital in miami.e call that brought a number of strangers running to help. 5-month-old sebastian de la cruz, seen in these home videos, was born last september, two months premature, suffering from congestion, he and his aunt were returning from a doctor's visit when an emergency occurred. the incident on this miami highway was broadcast live on local radio. >> we have several reports of a woman exiting her vehicle, screaming for help. >> reporter: pamela rauseo's nephew, sebastian, had just stopped breathing. out of the car, she dropped to the ground to help the child. >> i administered cpr, which i was scared to do, because it's seven years since i learned how to do it. >> and i started hearing screaming. >> reporter: behind rauseo in his car was photojournalist al diaz, who ran for help. >> i turned in towards traffic trying to flag somebody down. and lucila stopped. >> reporter: lucila godoy rushed to help and comfort rauseo and dial 911. diaz also found swea sweetwater police officer. >> you thin

you both know, i think, that alice rivlin and douglas holtz-eakin are foremost thinkers and experiences proving the theory there are only six degrees of separation. they are the first and sixth director of the budget office, and alice is the first so delighted to welcome them here today and have them share their thoughts. i thought we'd -- >> i'd like to interrupt for a very special announcement. it was 39 years ago today that alice rivlin became the first director of the congressional budget office and thus launched a great institution and i'd like to offer my thanks and our congratulations. [applause] >> very well-deserved. congratulations. and thank you for launching this great organization. and so let me start with just a question of your opinions on long run imbalances in this country. do you agree we're suffering from those? if so, how severely. if so, what sorts of policy prescriptions would you suggest to maybe address those issues? start with alice. >> yes. thank you for recognizing that the cbo has endured for 39 years. i was sworn in by the speaker of the house 39 years ago.

earlier today, doug holtz ekan said that there was an incentive in the aca for companies to drop insurance for relatively low paid employees. he said up to 300% of the poverty level, i think. and to have them go on to individual exchanges. and he suggested that the cost of doing that would ultimately be much larger than we're currently projecting. he kind of implied that it would be unsustainable. would you be willing to comment on that? >> sure. we've had an employer. based system of providing health care in this country for decades. there was no formal legal requirement that employers provide health care, yet that's where the majority of people get their health insurance. so we have decades of tradition in ploemployee-based health insurance that i think are important to keep in mind as we look at the incentives of the affordable care act. the health care law contains strong incentives for employers to continue offering coverage. it also contains important nondiscrimination provisions that are designed to prevent exactly the kind of cherry picking that you're talking about. so the law inc

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. >> let me just ask you all to join me in a round of applause and thank doug holtz akin and alice rivlin. [applause] and alice happy anniversary. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i think there are some myths out there. i think people think the maraschino cherry is summer carelessly preserve roberts and it's really not. it's no different then like i said it tickled cherry and the brine process is no different than the types of sulfate cheese and making wine so really i wouldn't call it a healthy product that i would call it something that is a tasty treat. see what you see here is cherries in various stages of process. the cherries that come in even though we put them in water they will still have brine so they will go through an extensive washing to get the brine the sulfur in the calcium suds back out of the fruit. the process of making maraschino is basically you're taking the brine and soaking it in a progressively stronger and stronger sugar and color solution. it's over the course of that syrup schedule you will see the colo

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