try the reverse, there, glenn, try to tell the irs i i -- iou, the check is in the mail.der keg you are talking about, that's what the people down there in kenai were manifesting, too, in their frustration that is understandable, and it's legitimate frustration. but let's paraphrase eisenhower. he used to talk about, okay, leadership, what is it? at this time in american history, it's the citizens that are going to have to lead our elected officials in government. leadership is not hitting somebody over the head. it's not taking up arms at this point. that's not leadership. that's assault. eisenhower used to talk about, he used to talk about that. we need to make sure that the tool that we use in taking up arms, if you will, is our vote. it's supporting contested primaries and healthy debate in our elections that are upcoming. no elected official should feel they're entitled to their seat. here in alaska, i would like to see more contested primaries going into the mid-term elections across our nation, so we will see more. that needs to be our tool. our arms. is our vote a

try the reverse, there, glenn, try to tell the irs i i -- iou, the check is in the mail.r keg you are talking about, that's what the people down there in kenai were manifesting, too, in their frustration that is understandable, and it's legitimate frustration. but let's paraphrase eisenhower. he used to talk about, okay, leadership, what is it? at this time in american history, it's the citizens that are going to have to lead our elected officials in government. leadership is not hitting somebody over the head. it's not taking up arms at this point. that's not leadership. that's assault. eisenhower used to talk about, he used to talk about that. we need to make sure that the tool that we use in taking up arms, if you will, is our vote. it's supporting contested primaries and healthy debate in our elections that are upcoming. no elected official should feel they're entitled to their seat. here in alaska, i would like to see more contested primaries going into the mid-term elections across our nation, so we will see more. that needs to be our tool. our arms. is our vote and

try the reverse, there, glenn, try to tell the irs i i -- iou, the check is in the mail.der keg you are talking about, that's what the people down there in kenai were manifesting, too, in their frustration that is understandable, and it's legitimate frustration. but let's paraphrase eisenhower. he used to talk about, okay, leadership, what is it? at this time in american history, it's the citizens that are going to have to lead our elected officials in government. leadership is not hitting somebody over the head. it's not taking up arms at this point. that's not leadership. that's assault. eisenhower used to talk about, he used to talk about that. we need to make sure that the tool that we use in taking up arms, if you will, is our vote. it's supporting contested primaries and healthy debate in our elections that are upcoming. no elected official should feel they're entitled to their seat. here in alaska, i would like to see more contested primaries going into the mid-term elections across our nation, so we will see more. that needs to be our tool. our arms. is our vote a

. >>> collecting that iou from a friend just got easier for iphone users. pay pal released a new app that allows iphone users to transfer money through a simple program, something that can be handy when splitting a restaurant tab. >>> the flying walendas, a mother and son team. we'll check out their stunt in a few minutes. first weather and traffic starting with devon. >>> not seeing much in the way of rain showers. we have to go way out west and live doppler 9,000 shows we have showers going on. i-66 out of town hooking up with 81 in the shenandoah valley, got some showers going on around there. cromwell, getting light rain. through the forecast today going to the weather computer we've got temperatures remaining into the 60s. mid to upper 60s the farther south you go. and a chance of thunderstorms as we go through the day. really he won't end the rain until tonight. that's a look at your virginia weather. now let's get to your virginia traffic. >> we have a new traffic alert, 95 northbound over at the fairfax county parkway. what you're looking at here is

. >> i was iou. you're out. no, no, y-o-u. you're a loser. >> your a the loser. >> you're the loser. >> tell him. >> out goes y-o-u. you give the kidney, you give the kidney. >> no, no, stupid, you don't know how to play. >> no, no. >> y-o-u. you're out! >> hilarious show. well, his life long struggle with weight included a stroke caused by type two diabetes and at his heaviest weighed about 320 pounds, but he's starting to get the upper hand and now when he steps on the scale, the dow reaches the mid 200 range and gives his comical take on it in a brand new book called "my footprint, carrying the weight of the world", ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jeff garlin. >> hello, jeff. >> hello, governor. >> mike: great to have you here. >> thank you, thank you. thank you, sir. >> mike: you are an incredibly funny guy and you do this improve show with larry david. >> yes. >> mike: and then you write about a serious topic in a funny way in this book called my footprint. >> yes. >> mike: how do you make funny stuff out of health i

we'll get mother nature to give you that iou. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news saturday morning, a mysterious find where a world war ii era plane was discovered and how it may have gotten there. >>> the father arrested, how police say he used charity money meant for his son. >>> first, here are yesterday's winning lottery numbers. good luck everybody. ,,,,,, >>> welcome back on saturday march 27th. this is the last weekend of this month. we have made it out of this month with, you know, i'll just say we dodged many, many bullets. you know living in this area, march can be a really you cannily month. typically we see two and a half inches of snow in march. we only got a trace because all the snow fell in february and momented through this month. high pressure building into the area is going to bring us colder air, single ding it's in the northeast, teens as close as central pennsylvania. we're dealing with 20s this morning, but the forecast is very, very nice. we are looking at temperatures getting up into the 50-degree range, which is chilly but it will be one of the last chilly da

of course, there is the social security trust fund, but it is still with trillions of dollars of iou's from the federal government. that's because social security has been taking in more than it pays out for decades. and the federal government has been taking the money and spending it then when social security needs the money, this year about 2 billion dollars, it turns to the federal government and says we need cash, pay up. the problem is, the federal government doesn't have any money, so it will have to borrow more money to keep social security whole. now, social security gets a lot worse in 2016 on as the baby boomers start retiring and medicare will have even bigger problems. that's why analysts say we are headed for a cliff. we have more than $5 trillion in unfunded liabilities in social security and 38 trillion in medicare, all money that will have to come from taxpayers or else the two systems will not be able to pay the benefits that have been promised. trace? >> trace: chief washington correspondent jim angle live tonight. thank you. a new strategy in the nuclear showdown wit

. >> if you're -- >> you don't want an iou on $9 million. >> she was a poor person, you better shop inge. we'll take a look at that story coming up. good morning, i'm jeremy hubbard. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> republicans are hoping the courts and floor of the senate will help them repeal the health care reform bill just signed into law. >> the president begins his job of selling the plan to the american people later this week. a new gallup poll shows 49% say the new law is a good thing. john hendren joins us this morning from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, jeremy and vinita. the senate is already debating changes to it. republicans are campaigning against it. but president obama's health care reform plan is now in effect. >> we are done. >> reporter: with a pen stroke, health care reform became the law of the land. >> i'm signing this reform bill into law on behalf of my mother. who argued with insurance companies even as she battled cancer in her final days. >> reporter: it was the culmination of a reform plan then-candidate obama introduced three years ago.

. >> iou one last word. >> i will be brief. let me in doris in flocks of and their role of the comments that my colleagues just made. also endorse something senator shelby said to commend you for your engagement. the history of the politics of banking in the united states is one fraught with powerful crosscurrents. it's unique going around the economy the way the political system, the way the government interacts with the banking system is unparalleled. it's widely recognized banking is a powerful engine for growth yet inevitable crosscurrents emerge. we are at a critical time in that history the politics of banking in america and i commend you for your engagement and devotion and commitment to the efforts to insure a sensible and healthy outcome for the american economy. >> i know you want to join me in thanking them for being here and being candid with us this morning. [applause] >> the senate banking committee approved legislation today to overhaul the nation's financial regulatory system by 13-10 vote along party lines. the

is the idea that your revenue goes out in a round if you can borrow, or you can issue an i/o you -- ioulike california did last year, but the general idea is the were spending more than you take in. a better budget practice would be an effective state rainy day fund. states should be setting aside their revenue every year. at the beginning of the recession the most prudent state had somewhere between 5% and 10% of their revenue in a rainy day fund. as far as growing the long-term economy, we found that the best way to do that in the long term is not your targeted government programs, but having a low, open, broadbased that is open to everyone that everyone can take advantage of. host: front page of "usa today" there is an article, "democrats in missouri, each one of these holidays cost $1.2 million." arlington, virginia, go ahead. caller: i heard a lot of people talking about how the legal people do not pickaxes, but that is not true. america does not know -- do not pay taxes, but that is not true. a lot of these people pay taxes, the employer takes them off of the legal people. host: l

i believed it had gon boree up so iou have to t you a total. >> if you could submit that for the record. we are very excited about this joint strike fighter. we are very proud of our military bases in florida. i think the american people, if they knew about this, would be shocked about how long it has taken to do this and get it in the air. we did not yet have one ready. >> there are test aircraft flying. >> we hope to have them to the marines by 2012. that is still a target date? >> yes, sir. for the marines. " we started this program in 1995 and we get a plane delivered in 2012. we went to the move faster and then developing this plan. to be this far over budget, more than 30%, i appreciate the comments of my colleagues about accountability. i think, mr. chairman, it bespeaks a larger problem with procurement. i appreciate your comments about business models but this would not happen in the business world. if it did, a company would fail. i would commend the chairman to have a hearing on procurement. bring in large companies that buy billions of dollars of business services and bring