. >>> and senator mike lee sps of. this is live coverage of the supreme court's arguments onla today was about the individual mandate and tomorrow the court will have two separate oral arguments in the morni the issue is severability, or if it's ruled unconstitutional, does that mean the entire law is en in the afternoon they'll hear arguments whether the expansion of medicaid under the health care law is an unconstitutional intrusion on states? you can see the full schedule there on your screen. back to the supreme court. we want to continue to show what it's like outside that building right across the street from the u.s. capitol. while we take your calls and sean in claremont, florida, you're on c-span. what are your thoughts xwa. >> i'm so happy i was able to get in. this is my first time calling. i voted for -- in 2008, i ended up voting for president obama. not only did i vote for him, i went around and campaigned for him, signed up registered voters for him, and i'm so disappointed. especially everybody talks ab

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he has gotten endorsements from utah season are to mike lee and a california congressman. >>> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> good morning. >>> it is 4:306789 a live look at the washington monument for your tuesday, march 27th. -- it is 4:30. it is a cold one out there. >> you will need that coat. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm will thomas. i guess from the weather perspective, it has been a mixed bag. we've had it warm, some wind, some rain and now it is cool. >> one of our few cool days in the month of march today. >> still not bad in the grand scheme of things when you are talking about march. >> temperatures will warm back up by 07 tomorrow. >> back to our 2012 normal. >> our new normal. let's do our temperatures. at reagan national, we are now 37 degrees. we go to our fabulous map. you notice it is turning a shade of purple. >> because we're wearing purple. >> because they are cold. winchester, 32. 31 in hagerstown. most the area still earned a freeze warning and will be so until 9:00 this morning. if you have tender vegetation and you want to protect, it you need to do so

the new mix of won their first match following the surprise resignation of coach mike lee and tony and in some style they thrashed paul in one hundred twenty one seventy nine just hours after the sixty year old stood down from three years in charge the attorney had signed a twenty four million dollars per year contract back in two thousand and eight that made him one of the n.b.a.'s highest paid coaches the knicks are in danger of missing the playoffs this year they're currently tied for the eighth and final playoff berth in the eastern conference along the alongside the milwaukee bucks don't tell huge decision to stand down left assistant mike woodson in interim charge for the match with the paul in trail places and what response it was from the knicks. they thrashed the visitors one hundred twenty one seventy nine and a six game losing streak the wind came only hours after the coach quit but there were no signs about affecting the players as they raced into a fifty five twenty nine timely jr smith with top score with a game high twenty five points including this three pointer to win

mike lee like many predicting victory. >>justice kennedy will be the swing vote. i am confident he will side with conservatives. >>tomoorrow something that hasn't happened in decades, four days on a single subject. they will ask if the mandate does away with the entire act if the justices should strike it down. >>let's stay with this. hundreds of peop.le gathered to make sure their voices are heard. greta kruez is live. >>demonstraters are gone. it is pretty much just a media event at this hour. there were hundreds here. doctors, seniors veterans -- each with a different stake in obama care. and so it went -- both sides lobied inside and outside as well. the perception much more than mandatory health insurance is at stake. >>supporting women's health and today. >>if the supreme court upholds the mandate it gives the government the ability to do anything. >>i think the government should stay out of it. >>julie wants the mandate to stick. >>i think it is important for people to have covereage. >>in the end most people don't understand the legal jargon. they just kno

senator mike lee says this is as much about state sovereignty as it is about the economy.s is much more efficient than the federal government. the states are saying we can manage this land more effectively than the federal government. they can't levy taxes because it is owned by the federal government. they have a right to this land and they can do a better job with it. >> they are saying we know it better than you. they have the funding gap if they don't get the land back. >> the only way they can raise that revenue. >> it is 27 minutes after the hour. coming up we will tell you more about a passenger who tried to calm the airplane captain who went berserk on the plane yesterday. >> can't wait to hear that. >> a businessman attacked on his way to work. looks like a cartoon doesn't it? doesn't look real. >> wow, he is hurting him. a legal golf bag can hold. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it doesn't leave room for much else. there's no room left for deadlines or conference calls. not a single pocket to hold the stress of the day, or the to-do list o

we will get feedback from mike lee.hether two major energy industry goes too too far. we'll explain. and newt gingrich sheds staff and vows to fight on. joe biden appears to be looking for the general election. in the grapevine, why you might rethink checking your bag the next time you travel. "special report" from washington starts at 6 of:00. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." that was a song off madonna, material girl's new album. the album initials are mdna. like she is abbreviating her name. but that is close to the drug ecstasy, ndma. recently, madonna stirreded up controversy by -- i can't get obama out of my head. she controversially asked a crowd at a music festival if they had actually tried to drug. take a listen. >> i have a few questions for you. how many people in this crowd have seen molly? >> andrea: now molly is slang for the drug ecstasy. should a 53-year-old madonna who has a new album out use these publicity stunts when she is the mother of four, at her ag

mitt romney getting endorsements from utah senator mike lee and california congressman kevin mccarthynd, perhaps, more importantly, gained the support of a former delegate of john huntsman. in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >> and president obama is warning north korea and iran they will be further isolateed if they refuse to cooperate with the international community and he made the remarks at the nuclear security summit in south korea and this is as he tells russia's president he will have flexibility to deal with contentious issues. the president's prediction picked up by an open mic, without either leader realizing it. >> my last election, i have more flexibility. and -- [ indiscernible ] >> the white house said the president's words reflect the reality that domestic political concerns in the u.s. and russia this year would make it difficult to fully address the long-standing differences over a missile defense. >>> the wife of an army staff sergeant accused of a massacre is defending him n. a tv interview, she said her house chaz brave and courageous and finds the charges aga

same thing with big time tea party guy mike lee. they've been having fundraisers left and right.an pay $2,500 for one fundraiser, and that gets a ticket to enter, and by the way one of those leanne rimes was there singing. wahoo. and you can be a benefactor of a tea party republican. must be nice. well, has lobbying increased recently? to say the least. let me show you some numbers. back in 1998 there was still a ton of lobbying of $1.44 billion. now in 2011, these are last year's numbers, of course, $3.3 billion. now you think they're doing that for their health? no, they're doing it for a result. which we'll talk about in a second as well. now when you look at who is doing the lobbying and giving the money to the politicians well, of course, it's multiple national corporations. u.s. chamber of commerce giving $66.4 million just in 2011. general electric with $26 million. national association of realtors, $22 million. american medical association $21.5 million. blue cross blue shield $21 million, and is it any surprise that those same corporations get tax break after tax break,

this week it was republican senators mike lee and marco rubio and former president george h.w bush. getting endorsements like that, having high profile surrogates, if mr. romney that's been a double edged sword this year. on or staff and our blog we talk about this as mitt romney's surrogate problem. right around the time of michigan primary you may remember mr. romney picked up the endorsement of fred upton. how did he express his enthusiasm, he told the michigan press how wrong he was on the auto bailout on one of the biggest issues in his state. how does mr. heck express his enthusiasm. he informed the nevada press core that mr. romney was dead wrong on the biggest issue in his state, housing. how does randy pullen express his enthusiasm. he said my guy has a hard time connecting with people. yes, sir. you're not helping. former republican governor jon huntsman of utah drops out himself. how does he express his enthusiasm. >> gone are the days when the republican party used to put forward big bold visionary stuff. we're going to have problems politically until we get some sort of

he'll pick up the endorsement of tea party backed senator utah senator mike lee as heavyweights get closer to saying romney's nomination are a done deal. >> it will be romney. the elephant hasn't sung yet but she's warming up. >> unless romney steps on land mine, he looks like he'll be the nominee. >> i guess we should start calling them presumptive. let's see after april 3rd. >>> president obama is in south korea. he's meeting with world leaders on nuclear security. at one point he apparently told russian president medvedev it will have to wait until after the election. >> nbc's kristen welker is traveling with him live in seoul for us this morning or this evening for you. the white house desperately trying to clarify that remark. krist kristen? >> reporter: that's absolutely right, chuck. in fact, we asked deputy national security adviser ben rhodes during a briefing about this comment. asked him to clarify. he hadn't heard about the comment that the point in time but was quick to issue this statement and we do have a graphic of part of that statement. he said given the long standing dif

they included utah senator mike lee and california congressman kevin mccarthy. they urged the party to unite behind romney. but rick santorum insisted he had no plans to step aside after winning saturday's primary in louisiana. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and we turn to the international summit to reduce nuclear weapons and stop the spread of nuclear material. the venue as much as the agenda has set the tone as 50 world leaders gathered in seoul, south korea,just days before the summit began, north korea, which may have at least a half dozen nuclear weapons, announced a missile test. it insisted it was to launch a satellite. in response, president obama reinforceed a u.s. commitment to south korea. visiting the heavily fortified demilitarized zone with nearly 30,000 american troops stationed nearby. >> the contrast between south korea and north korea could not be clearer. could not be starker. >> woodruff: he chastised the government of kim jong un the new north korean leader at the joint news conference. >> north k

>> reporter: good morning, mike lee is expected to talk about this domestic violence case and the future for sheriff ross mirkarimi, even though mirkarimi has said he wants to keep his job as sheriff and doesn't want to step down despite pleading guilty to false imprisonment after an alleged new year's eve altercation with his wife. mirkarimi was sentenced yesterday to probation, counseling, and a $600 fine. now a tape showed his wife bruised and tearful after this alleged incident. mirkarimi met with lee after the sentencing for about 15 minutes yesterday. but when he left, he didn't say what it was all about. what could happen here is that lee could start the process to remove mirkarimi from office but ultimately, it would be up to the board of supervisors. after the sentencing, mirkarimi said he's trying to regain the public's trust. >> and i'm going to devote myself to repair my relationship with my family, with the people of san francisco, and i'm committed to becoming a better public servant, one you can be proud of, someone who should not hide from their mistakes and demonstrate w

particularly that, there's been a slight uptick with rand paul and mike lee. but by and large, my expenses almost as quick to abandon but it's not like they have this well thought of hatred of the constitution. they kind of like a privately and they will let you know that. again we've got to federalize this crime and that crime, and we've got to do, you know, all of these things that violate. is it an institutional problem? what can we do if we want to restore their concern over the constitution? >> that's a hard question to answer because it's a complicated problem with lots of parts to it. let me answer it this way. people have been asking me lately the last question, what would reagan do, what would reagan as a? i've been saying, this is more of a background, the "washington post" calls me up even half ago or so and asked me would ronald reagan approve of the tea party? and my first thought was, you guys wonder why you're losing? [laughter] really? so i wrote a whole piece wide reagan would approve the tea party. because the tea party remise at first glance

get them to care about the constitution so particularly to that a slight uptick with rand paul and mike lee but by and large my experience is they are quick to abandon and it's not like the half as well thought up hatred of the constitution. the kind of like it privately, and they will let you know that but that we have got to federalize this crime and that crime and we've got to do all these things that violate. is it an institutional problem? what can we do if we want to restore their concern for the constitution >> they take that. >> that's a hard question to answer because it is a complicated problem with lots of parts to it. let me answer it this way to beat people have been allowed asking the classic question of what ronald reagan do if he were running this year? and i've been saying that a little bit more of the background but the "washington post" calls the of the year and a half ago or something and asks me blood of ronald reagan approved of the tea party? and my first thought was to answer back you wonder why you are losing it leaders? really? so i wrote a whole piece of why he wo

mike lee. paul ryan, conservative.r of the tea party movement. he has said something positive about romney but he didn't endorse. everyone is getting more comfortable with mitt romney. this thing will -- we'll have this conversation ten more times between now and june. >> tepid is the new black. >> paul ryan says the primary race is becoming counterproductive it runs much longer. a lot of people agree to that. >> i think this moves on and as santorum weakens and fades and romney strengthens could be the exact opposite. you could see romney consolidating support and looking stronger. when romney is losing, he looks weak. >> do all endorsements translate to support among social conservatives or consolidation of the main street crowd? >> that's the fundamental dynamic that will play out. we know demographics that support romney and demographics that support santorum. i think at the end of that these voters voting for santorum have no place to go. they don't like barack obama. they will come home to romney. >> what do you

senator mike lee, who has tea party credit.tarting to rack up, but you ask yourself why? rubio, it's getting clear that mitt romney is going to be the nominee. for that same logic and rational, the tea party will also fall behind mitt romney because he will be the nominee. >> mitt romney's sweet beach house. listen. >> this is exciting. the jackpot for the mega millions lotly rhode island has reached $500 million. or as mitt romney calls that, one more beach house. >> now romney is catching flak for putting in a car elevator. an elevator for his car. should he just take a vow of poverty until november? will? >> no. i can't wait until he puts a car elevator in the white house. i love this. you are rich. don't hide it. don't worry. it makes the simpletons upset, but show it off. that's who you are. >> jason? >> look, the problem is not being rich. the problem is being the wrong kind of rich guy. he doesn't explain how he made his money. people like bill gates. but the way he made his money is not clear. there's no problem with th

today we've learned that senator mike lee, a tea party senator from utah, will be officially endorsing. >> do you think santorum is responding to all of this? maybe that's why he's getting a little bit snippy? >> it seems that way to a degree because i think he keeps getting frustrated with the media saying it's basically over. he did get a little snippy i guess you could say last night wi with a "new york times" reporter asking about those comment ez he said. he said he was being distorted. he said what he said we heard it. >>> it is now 34 minutes past 5:00. the u.s. supreme court is going to hear arguments beginning at 10:00 eastern this morning on the affordable care act. opponents call that obamacare. no matter what you think about it, it is hotly contest and highly partisan. and it's health care, that bill signed into law by president obama two years ago. facing legal challenges from 26 states, the arguments will be long, folks. it's rare when you hear six hours over three days of oral arguments before the nine, but that's the schedule. it's in three parts. let me get you a littl

has been picking up the support of pretty conservative republicans over the last couple of days, mike leetor from utah, a tea party backed senator who has opposed the president's health care law. and also noted conservatives with the american conservative union. coming out in support of mitt romney. and you know, the other thing that mitt romney has going for him he has the support of a lot of other republicans up on capitol hill who are also as mitt romney is opposed to this health care law, a few of them were speaking up on capitol hill earlier today led by marco rubio, a potential vice presidential running mate for mitt michigan here's what some had to say earlier. >> obama care has been a disaster for america and americans financially. there is no doubt our country has a health insurance crisis. this is the wrong way to confront it. >> the reason this case is so important as you know and the senator points 0 but is because this legislation does grow the size and the role of government in ways that are really unprecedented in our history. and as we all know, as government grows, indivi

mike lee, a tea party caucus member in the senate and congressman mccarthy of california, number threeouse republican, both endorsing romney today. >> when you said rick santorum was on another network? would that be fox? >> could be, could be. i think that is the one. >> santorum has a new web video out and paints a bleak picture of an obama second term. let's look a bit of that. >> imagine a small american town two years from now if obama is reelected. small businesses are struggling and families are worries about their jobs and their future. the wait to see a doctor is ever increasing. >> paul, this is pretty apock l -- apock lipt tick. >> it's shocking and scary. i guess for the voters that santorum is going after in the primary it may help them. are they putting this on tv as a paid commercial some i talked to a top santorum aide. they said no, they are not but part of an eight-part series portraying what the country would look like after an obama re-election. >> paul, thanks. >>> the tension keeps growing in the trayvon martin cases and calls for george zimmerman to face charges.

republican senator mike lee of utah getting chu to flip-flop in front of the senate energy and naturalindsay lohan just can't stay out of trouble, apparently! tmz reporting she was leaving a lounge late last night in hollywood when she hit the manager of the lounge with her new porsche. and then took off. no word if the manager was hurt, if the accident is ruled a hit-and-run, that would be in violation of her probation for shoplifting. that probation expires at the end of this month. just when all those reports came out she possibly was getting her life back in order. >> yeah. >> just this close. >> all right. let's see what brian is up to with regards to sports this morning. >> yeah, you know, as always, president obama making sure to fill out his ncaa brackets. you know, his final four is kentucky, missouri, ohio state and north carolina. i also took the british prime minister to last night's opening night dance. yes, march madness dance that is. he -- there's mr. cameron. david cameron there for the first of a four game -- the first four game in daytona, ohio. they got to see the l

senator mike lee is weighing in on the issue of the constitution. you can check it out online at politico.com. it says the constitution limits the type of power the federal government can exercise. in the words of james madison, the powers delegated by the proposed constitution? to the federal government are few and defined, those that will remain in the state government are numerous and indefinite, it says. now on our independent line from wisconsin, the question is, is the intent of the founding fathers, the debate over health care. gene, a go-ahead. caller: i was trying to get a hold of you yesterday. i was wondering about the constitution, why was it when bush was in office and he pushed through the prescription drug and there was a penalty for a tax or whatever you want to call it, you had 63 days to sign up for it, and if you did not sign up for it, you get the penalty or the tax, and then, even though you went past the 63 days, then you would be penalized even if you entered into the system as far as the prescription drug part d is concerned,

without further ado, i'm happy to welcome up to the mike our mayor, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, ed. morning, everyone! welcome here to city hall in san francisco. delighted to join this wonderful opportunity here and council general, thank you very much for bringing a wonderful team from netherlands to help engage us even better and to excite not only us who work here at city hall but our traffic engineers, our bicycle coalition, our educators and all of the bay area guests. we have guests from even san rafael council here as well to share in this experience. as ed mentioned, i am a very big enthusiast but i want to be more than just a cheerleader for this. leah knows this as well. i know that there will be times where we have to challenge ourselveses to go a little further because there are great secrets that we don't know today that will be unleashed. and one of them is going to be our own economy. that there are some great secrets to unleash when we have alternatives to how we use our roads and how we can open them up to even more diverse use, safe us

lee. office of congressman mike honda. thank you for coming. the juvenile probation department. thank you for coming here this evening. thank you for coming. ok. we are now going to begin tonight's program. first we'll hear from one of the nation's leading legal scholars on the long-term economic impact of immigrant rights policy and reform. we will hear from a panel. after the panel discussion, we will have time to hear from the local elected officials. then we will open the meeting for public comments. if you would like to speak during the public comment section, please fill out a yellow card and return that to a member of our staff. i would like to introduce adrian, who has done amazing work for this commission. she's the executive director of the office of immigrant affairs would you introduce the speakers and panelists. thank you very much. >> thank you, chair mccarthy. it's truly a pleasure to introduce tonight's keynote speaker. the professor is a highly respected legal scholar. he is an sbure, he is an author and an expert on immigration law. among his many leadership ro