his journey to rome began nearly two weeks ago from the small city of knoxville, tennessee, where he is retired and we were with him as he prepared for his second conclave. he voted in benedict's election in 2005. >> this was the pen that i used, actually, in voting for the pope the last time around. >> reporter: what is it like being in that magnificent room? >> it is not just talking. we're trying to make it into something political. it is a fact that the people of god are asking god to raise up a man who will remain a man and will be a worthy leader of the church. >> reporter: the cardinal's journey began amid the people of knoxville with 1,000 students and community members. he was cheered like a rock star at the airport as he headed to his plane and at a layover in atlanta, i met up with him. next stop, rome. having just arrived, do you have in your heart and mind an idea of who you're going to vote for? >> this is a very serious, very serious election that involves listening. it involves weighing different candidates. it can't be done before you go in and you decide, no. you ha

joining us from knoxville, two co-chairs of sex week. jacob clark a jr.o a junior of the university of ms. raider do you understand some ten tennessees don't want their tax money going for that. >> i understand. we have a firm stance this is an important educational event. the decision maybe made. it's out of our hands now. we have to move forward. >> bill: all right. so your your educational sex week stuff about how to protect yourself, about responsibility. about, maybe, what the right and wrong of it is, as far as we're americans and this is how we should treat each other, i think that's fine. but, the how-two stuff. i think i would have charged admission for that a couple of bucks and not had any private money going to that. any public money going to that. just do that privately on the side. so, if people want to see that kind of stuff, they pay for it. would that have been unreasonable? >> yes. that would have been unreasonable. i disagree because we submitted a survey that many over 500 of our students filled out. a

as they sat on the tarmac in knoxville, tennessee.word on who ordered the pies, but some passengers think it was a pilot. good stuff there. >>> now to health news. looks like michael bloomberg may be on to something when it comes to the debate on sugary drinks. worldwide about 180,000 obesity-related deaths each year are linked to sugar-sweetened calorie-packed beverages with 25,000 in the u.s. alone. an overwhelming amount of deaths were caused by diabetes then cardiovascular disease and cancer. >> announcer: "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil. bring yourself back. >>> with a new wave of worry from cyprus, investors are looking to the fed for some answers. fed head ben bernanke is expected to announce central bank will keep monetary policy unchanged until at least the middle of next year. >>> cyprus is awaiting its next move after protest and rejected bank depositor bailout failed. >>> fedex, general mills will report before the bell. software maker adobe systems shot up in after hours trading. thanks to better than ex

i had a chance to catch up with pat at her home in knoxville to talk about her new book, "sum it up"ly personal store of a little girl who grew up dirt poor on a farm in tennessee, the fourth child and first daughter of richard and hazel head. so poor, the story goes, her daddy had to sell a mule to get the money to marry her momma. and you slept in the same crib until you were 6 years old. that's poor. >> yes. and i was still -- i was pretty long. >> long, as in tall. and with three other brothers, she learned to play basketball, got tough, and good. so good that she played in college and even went to the olympics. >> i've always loved the game. that just made me want to go more and more and more. >> you saw the world. >> i did. >> you had never even been on a plane. >> i know. i was a nervous wreck. >> in the book, she is candid about a complicated relationship with a father who loved her dearly but had trouble expressing affection. >> remarkable record, having won a national championship. >> you were 43 years old, won another national championship. and what you remember most is cl

delivery last night. 30 pizzas were delivered to the hungry passengers as they sat on the tarmac in knoxvillesee. beats peanut. >>> michael bloomberg may be on to something when it comes to the debay over sugary drinks. worldwide, 180,000 obesity-related deaths are linked to sugary drinks. diabetes, cardiovascular december and cancer. >>> cyprus investors looking to the fed for answers. ben bernanke is expected to announce monetary policy unchanged. protests in a rejected bank depositor bailout failed. >> fedex, general miller and lennar will all report before the bell. adobe systems shot up in after hours trading thanks to better than expected quarterly results. and kevin lynch has jumped ship to join apple at vp of technology. >>> federal regulators are investigating microsoft kickbacks that allegedly bribed foreign officials in return for software contracts. microsoft said it is committed to the highest ethical standards. >>> histories a head scratcher. neiman marcus two others agreed to settle complaints they marketed real fur clothing as fake. yahoo! in talks to buy a stake in daily moti

mcintyre -- knoxville county's school system. he was the chief operating officer for the boston public school system. during his tenure at the boston public schools, they remained one of the top performing urban school systems in the nation. he has taught english, anatomy, and physical education in illinois. he has served on numerous state level working groups aimed at enhancing public education and was selected as a fellow in the broad foundation superintendent academy. welcome, dr. mcintyre. >> we also have dr. rodney watson, the chief of human resources for the houston independent school district and he has served in several positions related to juvenile corrections and student support. and finally, mr. harper is a french teacher at a public charter school in downtown indianapolis and an adjunct faculty member at marion university and a teach + policy fellow. before i introduce you, you have five minutes and the light in front of you will turn green. one minute left, it will turn yellow. when your time is expired, the light bi

grand rapids and indianapolis, snow showers also from upstate new york down to knoxville.hilly morning along the gulf coast, scattered showers from seattle to northern california and light snow in the rockies. >> mostly 50s in the rockies and from dallas to new orleans, upper 50s for much of the east coast. 39 in chicago and 29 in fargo. >>> all right, millions of jews around the world have marked the beginning of passover with the traditional meal. >> president obama held a private seder last night at the white house a small group of aides and friends. passover celebrates the liberation of jews from slavery in ancient egypt. >>> coming up, the death of the stiletto. really. a footwear revolution in the works. >>> then pricey ex-presidents. millions spent on offices for the former leaders of the free world. how much is too much? >>> and a daredevil that flies like superman, videos watched by millions online. now a tragedy. details coming up. >>> welcome back. cyprus may have been saved by its eurozone bailout, but the aftershocks go on. banks will stay closed until thursda

and a group from knoxville won first prize with their documentary on public transportation. watch the winning videos each day next month on c-span and see all the documentaries at student cam.org. >> "the communicators" winds up its visit to ces international 2013, the consumer electronics show in las vegas, with a look at several booths to see some of the technology that's being unveiled this year. >> host: and now joining us on "the communicators" is henry massey of the venom corporation. mr. massey -- >> guest: hello. >> host: -- what is it that venom makes? >> guest: well, we actually are producing a product here called data guard. it's a scooter product for your mobile twice. now, the idea of data guard is it makes an encrypted link between your mobile device and the internet which stops people grabbing your wi-fi connection and grabbing your data sent over the wi-fi connection. it's a really big danger with mobile devices when they're used on open wi-fi networks, people can read your passwords or user names on your e-mail or see what you're doing on the web. it's a rea

i had chance to catch up with pat at her home in knoxville to talk about her new boom, summing up ant up," you summed it up. "sum it up" is a memoir. a deeply personal glimpse into the story behind this legend. the story of a little girl who grew up dirt poor on a farm in tennessee. so poor, the story go, her daddy had to sell a mule to get the money to marry her mama. and you slept in the same crib until you were 6 years old. that was poor. >> and i was still. i was pretty long. >> reporter: long, as in tall. with three older brothers, she learned to play basketball. got tough, and good. she played in college and went to the olympics. you saw the world. >> i did. >> reporter: and the book explores the complicated relationship with her father. man who loved her dearly but had trouble expressing the affection he had for his children. he couldn't say the words, i love you. >> a remarkable record. >> reporter: you were 43 years old, won another national champ cropship. and what you remember most is, climbing into the stands, and what did your daddy do? >> he gave me a big old hug. said

out of knoxville, knoxville, beautiful town nestled into the western mountains of -- or the eastern mountainsnnessee. lovely town, u.t., little white snow coming through. let me just show you how this is the cold air filtering out of canada, straight through the middle of the country and dropping the flurries well down into, really, when you see mississippi and alabama. northern mississippi and alabama getting some flurries that's some cold air. all right, so it does end later this week. it just seems to be never ending, lara, if you'll allow me that one. denver, chicago, atlanta, dallas, all these numbers on a ramp-up to warmer temperatures. take a look at this. 70s by the time we get to friday. here's good news. the sun just keeps getting stronger this time of year. the air will catch up. i know it seems like it takes all week to do it but even >> all that weather was brought to you by purina, everyone. >> be careful there. >> slowly coming over here. hi. >> hey there, sam. >> thank you. >>> coming up, four americans in death-defying stunts like you've never seen before. the daredevils high

tennessee's 100 county jails are over crowded and that includes anderson county jail just outside of knoxville a lot of women sleeping on the floor. how many women are in here for prescription drug abuse? >> over 90%. and we have only got 48 beds and today i have 66 females and this year, a couple months ago, i had 97. >> and that is not abnormal? >> no. no. i mean over the last ten years we've had a 300% increase in average daily population in females? >> 300%? and they can't build their way out of the problem. a year from now, you will have 200 plus more beds? >> our capacity from 1994 was 166 beds and next november we will have 166 beds. >> you think you will fill them up? >> no question. >> this is costing the community here ten million dollars, it's something that taxpayers cannot afford, but it's something they have to do, because they cannot have them sleeping on the floor. ♪ >> good luck. thank you for being so open and welcoming us. okay. good night. >> good night. ♪ such an emotional story, and well done. it is clear there's a big problem here with pain pill addiction and it's clear

. >> tennessee, an injured war hero saying he was unfairly kicked out of a mall south of knoxville becauseound. >> a security guard approached me and said you're going to have to take that out of here. >> harris: he was a retired master sergeant shot four times in afghanistan and has trouble walking for long periods of time and says he has the right to use the segway in any public space. the mall agrees with that, but says he was speeding and posed a danger to other shoppers and the local veterans affairs saying they'll investigate the incident. new mexico and a baby saved from certain death and war torn vietnam. meets her hero, more than 40 years later. kimberly mitchell was born in vietnam in 1971, a soldier fighting for the south vietnamese army found her in her dead mother's arms and named the child and managed to get her to an orphanage. they're finally meeting decades later in albuquerque. >> mitchell grew up in the u.s. the soldier, known as mr. bow, came hacross her name in a story hoping to learn more about her family. >> i hope i'll be able to go back to vietnam with mr. bow and

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us that most of her prostitution activity after contracting hiv occurred between 1998 and 2001 in knoxvillehow is your health? you have hiv. >> i'm great. i'm, i don't, i don't even feel sick. i mean, physically, i don't. but emotionally, i do. at times. mentally, mentally, you know, when i think about it, you know. and it's not good. >> if dietz didn't consider the well-being of her clients, she did give some thought to her three children. she gave them up for adoption knowing her drug addiction made parenting impossible. >> why are you crying? >> because i miss my kids. i envy those that got to raise them. i wish i had a vision of what drugs did to people. i think i wouldn't be in here today. >> tell me what's going to be different when you go out next year. when you are released from prison next year, what will be different? >> what will be different? well, i have one choice, to live, be out there with my children again, my family. or come back in. or be dead in the ghetto. that's all i can say. and i have to do it. i have to do it. i can't come back. i'm 39, i'm getting too old for this

delta flight from boston to atlanta was diverted to knoxville, tennessee, because of weather. for three hours. airline employee called pizza hut and after a tsa screening the pizzas were delivered to the passengers complete with a police escort. passengers say they appreciated the gesture and despite request, no beer was served with it. >>> unfortunate caption in the online edition of the "washington post." you can see the fox news producer spotted the picture of the butler university bulldog mascot, accompanied by this description. "syrian rebels attend a training session." the picture was eventually removed. >>> russia is rolling out the red carpet for the new boss in china. the visit could usher in a new partnership that may not be in the best interest of the u.s. chief washington correspondent james rosen on the status of the relations with the most populist country. >> on the first foreign trip as the chinese president in office for a week, travelled to moscow. there with the exceptional pageantry, russian president vladimir putin hailed the two country special tra strate

from knoxville won perce prize for their documentary on public transportation. what the winning videos each day next month on c-span. see all of them at studentcam.org. >> this week on "q&a," executive editor fred barnes of the "weekly standard" discusses his life in journalism and political commentary. >> fred barnes, can you remember when you first got interested in being a writer? >> i got interested in being a reporter before i got interested in being a writer. my dad was a great consumer of newspapers and magazines, particularly conservative magazines, like "national review," "the charter subscriber." he'd bring them home. he'd bring home "the wall street journal" every day when i was still in high school. if you like politics and you like journalism, then that is what you do when you get out of college. that is what i did. >> where did you grow up? >> i grew up in arlington, virginia, right across the potomac river. arlington is in those days is not what it is now. now it has a lot of young people in high-rises and so on. it was all single-family homes bac

look at johnny knoxville, he looks like he wasn't told. and how phallic is that machine gun too?him. he's starring in an action movie at 64 years old. his new catch phrase, by the way, it's "i'll be back problems." here's something to look out for if you live in collier county florida. the fish & wildlife commission are looking for a 100-pound grizzly bear cub that is on the loose. the bear escaped from a residence on tuesday morning. apparently someone's pet. turns out it's legal to own a grizzly bear in florida. in florida, all bad ideas are legal. the authorities told local residents if they run into the bear, they should clap their hands loudly and yell bear go home. for real. the idea being the bear will think you're an idiot and leave you alone? i don't know. really? bear go home, that works? for a care bear maybe. [ laughter ] usually the only thing that happens when you clap your hands in florida is the lights go out. so if you do live in florida, move. [ laughter ] let's check back with science bob and his beer fountains out on hollywood boulevard. science bob, what is t

johnny knoxville. it's a really funny show. >> i didn't know what to expect.s great fun. >> you are on the show too. >> i had a great time. >> you were a really good sport. >> if you invite jay leno, does he know he is going to get skewered. >> yeah, jay leno knows what's up. he knows what i think of him. he's okay with it. that's why we get along so well. >> did you watch the tonight show and say i don't care for him. what sparked it? >> we slept together several times. >> i know. >> he is married, so, obviously, we were with his wife as well, so it was a three-way. >> you know what so many people don't realize about you, when you are not cop lating in one form of another, you are a darn nice person. >> i try to be nice. i try to be nice to make up for the rest of the time that i'm being the way that i am, so i'm very -- i try and be generous, you know, because i want people to think that i have a good heart. i kind of do. it's just kind of -- >> what about -- >> she proved it to me when i was telling you about you on the new york best seller list. she gets o

what do shreveport, louisiana, knoxville, tennessee, have in common? bigger economies than cyprus. it has over a million people. gdp of about 24 billion. but this place is in big trouble right now, because of the issue of debt. what they have is a massive debt. they're spending more than they have, so they're getting a bailout from the eu of about $13 billion. we're going to do this all in dollars, not euro, to keep it all clean here. so, of course, with the bailout comes, as we've seen with other nations, you s as you austerit measures. but the savings tax. essentially, a 6.75% tax on $131,000 and below. you get the picture. if you have $131,000 in the bank right now, and this thing gets approved tomorrow, if that happens, they would come in and take about $9,000 out of your account. even more if you have more. now, the plan is if you do this, you get shares of the bank, and then, jake, when everything gets fixed, theoretically, you get your money back and maybe some more. >> tom, you said cypriots. i said cyprus. >> we'll settle that later. >> thank

and a group from knoxville, won first prize with their documentary on public transportation. watch the winning videos each day next month and see them on c-span.org with the student cam. "q&a" ht on c-span followed by british prime minister david

a group from farragut middle school in knoxville won first prize for their documentary on public transportation. watch the winning videos each day next week on c-span. and see all the documentary videos at c-span.org. >> next come intelligence officials, including national and on stricter james clapper, cia director john brennan, and fbi director robert mueller testified about global threats to the united states. they also talked about got a medic spending cuts known as sequestration and cybersecurity could run the senate intelligence committee, this is just under two hours. >> the committee will come to order. we meet today in open session as we have done since 1994, actually, to hear an unclassified briefing from our intelligence leaders on the threats that face our nation. hence the title "the world threat hearing." we will he immediately the session with a close one. i will ask that members refrained from asking questions here that have qualified casa financers. this is a really unique opportunity to inform the american public to the extent we can about the threats we face as a nation and w

we are in the old city part of knoxville and we're going to go to boyd's. is it kilt night?aff always wears kilts. >> i didn't bring my kilt, can i stay? >> you certainly can. everyone is welcome. all of the cuisine is based on scottish food. traditional dishes are our most popular. >> i'll have scotch egg and macaroni pie. >> i've done a study of the area and what they like to eat and what's their favorite. it's done a lot in two steps. either braising and stewing and in this procedure we're doing a fry and a bake. there you go. you have a yummy scotch egg ready to eat. we have noodles and shredded cheese and take a puff pastry and sprinkle bacon all over and it's your finished product. mac pie with bacon. >> the great thing about this place is you do not have to have good manners. i like the scotch egg because it has sausage, egg and deep fried. i'm just going to dig into this. this is comfort food deluxe. imagine you were in scotland having this. this would make your day. >> it's a really friendly and foot food is out of sight. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life

student organizers at the knoxville campus say it's a chance to talk about anything related to sex. > covering sexual action from a health perspective. and sometimes from a pleasure perspective. >> state lawmakers, though, say it verges on pornography and they're threatening to zero out the school's budget. in the meantime, a ut official has pulled all state money from the event. >>> police in charlotte, north carolina, test a new gunshot detection system. it uses a network of sensors to pinpoint the location of gunfire and then it sends that information to 911 dispatchers who can alert the cops. the technology was installed last year for the democratic national convention. >>> laugh it up, fuzzball. >> laugh it up, fuzzball. that's one of the great lines from the "star wars" series, and harrison ford could be back as hans solo. listen to what he told wgn. >> i think it's almost true. i think, you know, i'm looking forward to it. i'm not in the bag yet, but i think it's happening. >> ford turns 70 years old next year. "star wars" episode 7 is still in the early development process. we

snow showers also from upstate new york down to knoxville.t. >> 50s in dallas and new orleans. upper 40s throughout much of the east coast. 39 in chicago. 29 in fargo. mostly 50s in the rockies. >>> despite all the damage that recent storms hatch caused there was one good thing that came out of it -- well two good things. >> dade city, florida, wild things zoo. that sustained a lot of damage. at the height of the storm, miracle of life, two baby tiger kubs were born. can you imagine? zoo officials haven't decided what to call them. stormy has got to be one. they say they'll probably be named with something to do with the weather. how cute are those? >> stormy and snowflake. >> my goodness. i got to hold a baby siberian tiger when i was a reporter down in florida. fed him a milk bottle. little older than that. >> now you don't want to get anywhere near it. >> now it's probably 800 pounds and -- >> ominous to look at but they are beautiful animals. >> absolutely. >>> coming up -- a better basket. if you're trying to limit your kids' sugar, we h

illinois all the way over to pennsylvania down towards kentucky as well as into areas including knoxvilleo what is happening here? of course this is a late season snow. and that's why we do have winter storm warnings and advisories in place. anywhere you're seeing from the west, we're going to potentially see another one to four inches of snowfall. that includes parts of illinois, indiana, as well as into the ohio valley. and for regions like cincinnati, possibly four to six inches of snowfall. right along the mountains, you, of course, going to be the big winner. we could see potentially a foot of snowfall. for washington, d.c., we're talking the metro area. about one to two inches in areas to the north and west could see potentially about four and then for the southern shore of new jersey, three to five inches. new york city, potentially one to three arriving later into the afternoon. as we look a bit closer into the mid-atlantic, you can see for yourself a good batch of snow coming down very white, very bright across washington, d.c., as well as into baltimore. we'll continue with that

jeff in knoxville, tennessee. caller: good morning. i would like to know, what are regardinghts preventive medicine? i am pretty holistic regarding my health, and i just want to how car companies get kickbacks if you don't have an whatent and insurance -- are your thoughts but insurance getting kickbacks for staying healthy? host: what do you think about that? caller: i think they should do it. it is an incentive to stay healthy. you save money. the company will save money for having healthier employees. i think it is a win-win on both sides. host: in the baltimore sun this morning -- host: back to the phones, wanda in michigan. the morning. -- good morning. caller: i don't understand why people have such a problem with the healthcare act. i just don't understand. if these are people who have never had insurance and had to be on public assistance, it is a terrible thing. i worked for the state of michigan for 32 years. during that time, i was laid waswhen the governor shutting down mental institutions. i had to go on medicaid for a whi

. -- in at knoxville, tennessee. they will be sharing a $3,000 prize. the nearly 2000 entries, there were 75 winners and all of them are available for you to see at our website at studentcam.org. and in the month of april will be is showing the top entries on the c-span network. host: on wednesdays at this time, we turn our spotlight to magazines. today, we look at variety magazine. they have a special report on violence in entertainment. here to talk about it with as from los angeles is friday magazine's chief international answer, tim gray. thank you for being here so early this morning guest: i'm very happy you asked me. thank you. host: you started this special report with a message of why you're doing this. why did variety jump in? and maybe tell us what variety is for those of us who are not as corrected to the hollywood scene. guest: is a trade paper for the hollywood scene. it started in 19005. over the years, we have evolved and covered film, a digital, music, all aspects of it. it is not the red carpet coverage, but the dollars and cents. you

a middle school in knoxville, tennessee, won first prize for their documentary on public transportationnning videos next week guns -- next month on c- span. >> on wednesday, president obama spoke at a gathering hosted by a group called organizing for action. the nonprofit advocacy group formed by people who worked to reelect him. the president told the audience that his priorities in his second term include immigration and gun violence. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> good to see all of you. i missed you. let me first of all thank jim and john for organizing this. i want to thank all of you. i have got a bunch of friends in this room, people who have supported me even before i ran for president. news end, old friends, everybody here, in it for the right reasons. the folks who care deeply about this country and want to see it continue to move forward. , i'm pretty sure runpeated it in 2012, you elections not simply to get elected. you run elections to have an opportunity to deliver on behalf of the american people. the central premise of our campaign was always that this great co

. >> eric: gong johnny knoxville is the answer to the trivia question. about two friends trying to make it in the music business. >> there is no way i can make it without you. >> thank you so much, austin. this is the sweetest thing ever. >> step aside, please. i need a clear shot of our happy couple. [ laughter ] >> wait! i can explain! >> gretchen: sometimes things get a little complicated as fans saw in one of the highest rated episodes of the season. the stars are here with a sneak peek of what happens next. all the tweens and the parents who are waiting for what's going to happen, get ready. spill the beans. >> okay. so basically just to catch up on everything, 'cause the clip you saw, that's when allie realized she liked austin. the next episode -- >> steve: the two of you like each other. >> basically austin found out he liked allie. and then the third episode, we're like, what do we do? we're friends, but we like each other. >> meanwhile, the other girl in the mix -- >> steve: there always is. she comes back and says, by the way -- >> i want to b

they attend farragut middle school and they are in knoxville, tennessee. and the comply at the time tours are austin hoag, nalin varma and parin. 75 winners and all of them are available for you to see on our website at studentcam.org. and in the month of april, we'll be showing the top 27 entries at 6:50 a.m. on the c-span network. >> here on c-span, we're back live on capitol hill waiting for the start of a news conference with republican lindsey graham of south carolina and democratic senator mark big itch of alaska. legislation aimed at reducing gun violence. their bill will look at mental illness and access to firearms. it's scheduled to get under way in about five minutes. up until then a new report from "variety" magazine on violence and entertainment. . host: on wednesday at this time we turn our spotlight to mags. today we look at variety magazine. they have a special report on violence and entertainment. here to talk about it with us from los angeles is variety magazine's chief national editor, tim gray. thank you so much for being here so early

they are in knoxville, tennessee. the three competitors will be sharing a $3,000 prize. among the entries there was 75 winners and they are available to see on our website. in the month of april, we'll show the top 27 entries on the c-span network. >> on the next "washington journal", castro a member of the foreign affairs committees. he'll take your question about immigration and automatic spending cuts. you can call in with your questions to a california republican, a member of the budget committee and chairman of the natural resources. "washington journal" is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> sherman did not want those thousands of freed slaves, refugees and there is this infamous terrible case of him pulling up the bridges during the march to the sea. part of it because he did not want to feed them. he had as many as 20,000 black refugees. he want nod black troops in his army and he had no black troops in his army. you can meet people in this county where this is where sherman turned left. when he got into savanna he didn't know what to do with all of these peo

a group of students from knoxville won first prize for their documentary on public transportation. watch the winning videos each day next month on c-span and see all the documentary's at studentcam.org. >> next, speaker john boehner and house republicans talk about their 2014 budget and the chances of an immigration bill passed in this congress. from capitol hill, this is 10 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. this is a good week for house republicans because this is the week where we bring to the country are responsible, balanced budget. the reason we are balancing our budget is because it is a necessary means to an end, improving people's lives. our balanced budget plan balances the budget without raising taxes. we are actually growing the economy. it fosters a healthier, stronger economy to create more jobs. there is an op-ed in "the wall stanfordurnal" where economists saying that if this budget is enacted, our economy would grow. four thousand dollars, or a family in the last year of the budget. if balance the budget, that produces certainty. if we reform the tax code, open u