of chief justice joe henry, joe jr. told me when they were kids their dad, when it was time to leave and get in the car last one to the car is a republican. and so my point simply that there was -- it became clear to me that at the end of the day during the afternoon, if any one of them had said no, if any of them had said no it would not have happened. >> let me ask about the two of them. they know what is going on. you got that call in october or november that if you -- on the other hand, there are bound to be concerns in their mind that the constitution says get rid of the governor, there are bound to the concerns in their minds with democrats, do we want to be involved in this and do we want to be leaders in this, you clearly wanted to be the leader because of the reservations you just expressed. what about them, when you reach them? >> when i first reached the speaker, governor wilder returned my calls first and i explained the situation to him and he said very reluctantly we will stand behind lamar and i knew that

and joe henry at the end of the day. spent joe haddock of the chief justice -- >> of the supreme court who administered -- >> he compared his election to a plague of locusts. [laughter] he was right about that. >> bob haney was here earlier, his brother, joe henry, these are sons of chief justice joe henry. joe, jr. told me that when they were kids there dad, when it's time to go leaving get in the car, he said the last one to the car is a republican. [laughter] so my point is simply, what became clinton was at the end of the day, during the afternoon, if anyone of them have said no, if anyone of them have said no, it would not have happened. >> let me ask you and hal about the two of them. they know what's going on there to have that call in october, november and they're saying if you need my help. on the other hand, there are bounds -- there are bound to be concerned in their mind about constitution says get rid of the government by impeachment. there are bound to be concerns in their minds, where democrats, and do we r

by his side, the democrat, john wilder, and then the oath of office administered by chief justice joe henry of the state supreme court. his wife seen no governor's right, holding the bible, and the administration of the oath. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. ..

[applause] >> thank you very much, henry. i'm joend those at the american enterprise institute, ma and i have the honor of introducing the panel. before i say a little something about him i wanted to quote what i think is the single, clearest, sharpest statements about the state of health policy i've read in a long time. it's in the beginning of this report. this is the report we're talking about, best of both worlds, uniting universal coverage and personal choice in health care. this statement is, at its heart the current health policy approach first destabilize the insurance marketplace and then relies on a bright of stopgap measures to prevent its collapse. if that isn't the american way i don't know what is. in any event, it's great to have an alternative to other plants that have been floating around. it's sort of interesting can you use the term universal coverage. that term of course has been used by another prominent health reform plan, but we know that universal dust of winning 100%. so i'm sure they'll be a question from th

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and henry who is the bruce and virginia mclaurie senior fellow in economic studies at the brookings institution. >> thank you, joeank you to you and henry from your generous introduction and aaei allows us to 0 come together. from the beginning of the enterprise, we recognize that the health insurance problem is really about values more than it is about prices and costs. even though we are simple-minded economists, we recognize that what society values is at the heart of the issue. we think that american agree on at least three kinds of values that underpin health insurance reform. the first is that in fact we know about one out of every six americans is uninsured. and most people find this situation unacceptable, and have demanded reform as a result of that. in addition, mo americans also think that government has a major role to play in providing health care and providing health insurance. so, i think, serves as our first key value that underpins what we do and underpins much of the discussion on health insurance. second of automatic, one of the reasons that people think government has a role to play is that ma

henry kissinger made a cameo. he didn't dance, though. the individual joen abc7news.com under oh see it on tv. >> the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories including the vow oakland police are making this morning after a father and son are killed inside a relative's home. >> breaking news, a mass shooting in texas loafs several people dead. ahead, an update from >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> happy thursday. it is 5:29. thank you for waking up early and joining us. >> drist and midzle. >> are you making fun of me? >> he is honoring you. >> honoring me, that is better. yes, watch out. the thickest is at half moon bay with visibility at 2.5 miles and the other reporting stations say ten miles but there is drizzle and mist hitting between the reporting stations. now, what will happen today, as we head throughout the afternoon, it will be sunny in the east bay and inland, south bay, and that is where we have the 70 to 78 degrees. around the bay, 64 to 74 and it will be cool at the coast into san francisco, at 59 to

joe. thanks to you and henry for your generous introductions and also to aei for allowing us to come together and tackle this important issue. from the beginning of this enterprise we all recognize that the health insurance conundrum is more about values than simple costs. even though we are economist's, we recognize what society values is part of the issue. we think americans agree on three values that underpin health insurance reform. the first is that in fact we know one out of every six americans is uninsured. is most situation andis acceptable and have demanded reform. in addition most americans think the government has a major role to play in providing healthcare and health insurance. our firstnk serves as sea of values that underpins what we do and underpins much of the discussion on health insurance. second of all, where the reasons people think government has a role to play is that many believe society has an obligation to for tech be core when it comes -- to protect the core when it comes to healthcare. we think that is also part of the issue and we share that value as well. in fact

joe. he pulls out a gun and demands, or rather requests the money from henry's cash register. >> would youe a favor? >> yes. >> would you empty that till for me, please, put it right here. >> what do you mean? >> empty the till. put your bills right here. i'm robbing you. >> try to play stupid and ask him, "what do you mean?" say "i'm robbing you. i need you to empty your till. i need the money." i said, "are you sure?" he said, "yes, i'm sure." >> and then he takes the time to patiently explain why he is robbing henry. >> why do you want to do that? >> because i need the money. i have kids that need to be fed, sir. i know. i know i am, sir. i realize that. and i really -- i really am sorry to have to do this. and i've got kids. >> henry tries to reason with the courteous criminal. >> how about i give you $40? >> well, i can't do that, sir. i've got rent to pay. i have bills. and the kids need to eat. >> i looked at his hair. he had white hair. he looked like over 60. what kind of kids are you talking about? >> henry is not entirely convinced hess is using a real gun, but he decides agains

ron johnson, senator, in light of ed henry's report and the comments that were made in the past by both joe biden and the president. one has to ask based on their own definition and interpretation of the constitution, do they need to go to congress? let me first say, i don't envy anybody. the task at hand to deal with these incredibly difficult and complex issues. i truly believe that president obama should not only come to congress -- i know it was hope, hope isn't the strategy. he's been hoping the assad regime falls without doing anything. that assembly and coalition of the willing, not takes the leadership position in this issue. now here we are two years later, 100,000 syrians have been slaughtered. 1.4 million refugees have fled into jordan in lebanon, in turkey. at this point in time, president obama, the commander in chief, he's in charge of foreign policy, he must leave, explain to the american public. i believe he must come to congress and get permission to act. it's not like this is imminent we have to do it tomorrow anyway. he should make the case to the american public of why s

ed henry is traveling with the president and reports from scranton, pennsylvania. >> reporter: while both he and joeiden focused on domestic issues, on the international stage president obama found his credibility on the line as he used a cnn interview to comment about the alleged chemical weapons attack in syria that may have killed up to 1,800 people. >> when you start seeing chemical weapons used on a large scale and again we're still gathering information about this particular event, it is very troublesome. that starts getting to some core national interests that the united states has. both in terms of us making sure that weapons of mass destruction are not proliferating and needing to protect our allies. >> reporter: that was a nod to deliberation sources say are happening inside the administration over whether the u.s. military will use cruise missiles to punish syrian president bashar al assad yet the president has been talking tough for a long time and has only sent u.s. aid since one year ago this week when he vowed enormous consequences if syria crossed that red line. republicans like john

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ask him questions as well as the head of the auto workers union, mary kay henry and jimmy settles join the set. more "morning joeoud to join with working people, faith leaders, community leaders, all across this country in joining our hands in a renewed commitment to bending the arc towards justice. and continuing the struggle to achieve racial quality and economic quality for all by delivering on the promise of the affordable care act, by insisting that we prevail in winning common sense immigration reform now, and by joining together to create good jobs by supporting workers all across this country who have the guts to stand up join together and demand a living wage from their employers. >> exactly. that was mary kay henry, president of the service employees international union at yesterday's mlk's 35050th i hav dream celebration. she joins us along with vice president of the united auto workers jimmy settles. >> we should start with jimmy, but mary kay, you were a part of history. >> you're right. >> what was it like yesterday, as an american to be standing where dr. king stood 50 years ago. >> complete inspi

joe biden in 2007 said he would personally push for impeachment charges. the obama-biden team has had an evolution in the last few years about getting a congressional okay. >> interesting word for it. ed henryank you. the united nations says it wants western leaders to wait for a report from the u.n. weapons inspectors before taking any military action. those inspectors went back to the scene of the alleged war crime today we're told. "fox report's" chief correspondent jonathan hunt live now. jonathan, the u.s. does not necessarily need the u.n.'s permission for this. >> no, it doesn't, but like president bush in the run-up to the iraq war president obama might feel that it is worth being seen to try to get some sort of consensus at the united nations security council. u.n. officials certainly made the point today that they believe that effort is worthwhile and indeed necessary. listen. >> i do know that president obama, the american administration, are not known to be trigger happy. what they will decide, i don't know. >> the problem with bringing in the security council is that russian president putin is bashar al-assad the syrian's president's strongest ally. the russians refuse to sign

going up against john henry -- i'm going to go over now, we're going to the politico desk with our own willie geist. >> joeas pulled pork and barbecue sauce running through his veins. >> lipitor gravy. >> lipitor gravy. politico, the chief white house correspondent -- >> i love it. >> mike allen has a look at playbook. good morning. >> good morning, willie. all right. let's talk about this quinnipiac survey, i want you to help walk us through a little bit. shows voters give new jersey governor chris christie the highest favorable rate org in this case they're calling highest temperature in the country. on a scale from 0 to 100 the first term republican rates 53.1 degrees, that barely edges out former secretary of state hillary clinton. senator elizabeth warren and president obama round out the top four. governor christie's position dips when only republicans are polled, drops to eighth behind the list of candidates behind the party's presidential nomination in 2016. first thing is first, what on earth is a temperature meter or whatever we're calling this? >> yes. so they call this the feeling thermometer.