mr. brady: a law that put 159 federal agencies, commissions and bureaucracies in between you and your physician. mr. speaker, today the house of representatives again acts to repeal the costly mistake known as the affordable care act. and in the years since the law's passage, americans, too many americans, have discovered the reality behind the president's promises. americans lost plans they liked. and wanted to keep. they saw their premiums soar and their deductibles. they discovered their family doctor was suddenly out of network and unaffordable. they saw their hours reduced to work and hiring slowed as a result of the law's $1 trillion in new taxes. they realized that under the law more work doesn't necessarily mean more pay. they saw their tax dollars risked on insurance organizations that are now failing. they tried frustratingly to navigate the complicated health care site to get help, buying what turned out to be more costly coverage. and soon millions of un suspecting americans may kno

mr. brady: a law that put 159 federal agencies, commissions and bureaucracies in between you and your physician. mr. speaker, today the house of representatives again acts to repeal the costly mistake known as the affordable care act. and in the years since the law's passage, americans, too many americans, have discovered the reality behind the president's promises. americans lost plans they liked. and wanted to keep. they saw their premiums soar and their deductibles. they discovered their family doctor was suddenly out of network and unaffordable. they saw their hours reduced to work and hiring slowed as a result of the law's $1 trillion in new taxes. they realized that under the law more work doesn't necessarily mean more pay. they saw their tax dollars risked on insurance organizations that are now failing. they tried frustratingly to navigate the complicated health care site to get help, buying what turned out to be more costly coverage. and soon millions of un suspecting americans may kno

mr. brady and the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, each will control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts. mr. pitts: -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 596. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. pitts: mr. speaker i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 596 sponsored by bradley byrne of alabama. today the house acts once again to repeal obamacare. millions of americans continue to feel the harmful effects of the president's health care law in almost every corner of their life. recently, i heard from a president school teacher who told me that many of our local schools are having trouble finding long-term sub

butler deserves that truck as much as mr. brady does. >> mr. >> and there is that, yes. >> that's all for our news at 7:00. we'll be back at 11:00, everybody. make it a we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast? that is up to him. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> were drugs found inside bobbi kristina's home? what police are telling us now. >> and why was whitney's daughter just moved to another hospital. >> at this point, that's what we need, is a medical miracle. >> we'll explain why bobbi kristina is now here, as reports say she opened her eyes. what that could mean. >> plus, what we have learned about the friend who called 911. h

she's mrs. brady. >> what a relief. >> and by the way, if you look back on history, a villain is always a good thing for television sports or otherwise. j.r. ewing in 1980 he gets shot. that was at the time the most watched television show of all time. from a sports perspective 1994, nancy kerrigan, tonya harding. she takes out her knee and then compete in a four hour tape delay and more people watched that event than any of the 48 super bowls. so i agree with brian, this will be the most watched super bowl easily yes because you have a defending champ going up against the best team of this ventscentury, but because you have two villains and particularly tom brady, the guy with the perfect life with the perfect wife that you can root against. >> not the to mention bill belichick. but if that's the way the media have framed thiso mention bill belichick. but if that's the way the media have framed this,o mention bill belichick. but if that's the way the media have framed this,to mention bill belichick.

. >> make way for mr. brady, mr. butler all ready for the big parade. >> for the air gauge. sorry.t that. fully inflated balls, winning game, done. >> cool. you know, it could be 70 degrees below zero and they would still pull out the stops. god -- good to have you back martha. >> fox news alert on two catastrophes at home and overseas. deadly crash of a trans asia plane in taiwan caught in tape as we get reaction from witnesses who saw the disaster as it happened. jon: the terrifying dash cam video showing the turbo prop, clipping a taxi and then cartwheeling into the river. the crash killing at least 25 people with the death toll expected to rise. just north of new york city at the height of rush hour a dead l deadly accident.

they are married now, she is now mrs. brady we make what clear. >> what a relief. >> by the way if you look back on history, a villain is always good for television. sports or otherwise. you have j.r. in 19 gait and that was the most watched television she of all time. with sports in now measure nancy kerrigan and tanya harding. then he compete on a four hour tape delay in the olympics in figure skating and more people watched that event on cbs than any of the 48 super bowls so i agree with brain this will be the most watched super bowl, yes, because of a defending champion up against the best team the century and the number one offense and against but because you have two villains, particularly tom brady with the perfect life with the perfect wave that you could root against. >> not to pension bill check. if that is how the media is framing this is it fair? are we at a situation now, where the whole country outside of massachusetts is going to root against the patriots? >> i am glad you brother that up. a lot of people think t

. >>> classy guy, that mr. brady. play of the day now, we have some college hoops.ginia tech at syracuse. they are tied at 70. final seconds, here's how she finished. >> 6-3 try to guard him. spins, gets free, scores! >> the home team won. final seconds that was your shot. play of the day. the orange with the big win 72- 70. >>> it is 6:25. amateur video from taiwan gives a frightening view of the final moments of a doomed plane. we'll update you on the search for survivors and the investigation into the crash. >>> the man originally financing as for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> plastic bags now banned in another bay area city. where shoppers will have to switch to a green

mr. tom brady. i suspect they have a lot of money that was ex appropriated. this popular thing. you see things like carlos san santana going to a concert with his t-shirt on. >> he was a handsome guys. band music that was capitalism decadent like in cuba. they have no idea what they are talking about. they say he is oo a revolutionary and fought for poor people. he acquired that a country cuba remains poor -- people talk about they are all literature. >> right. two things you always hear is literacy and healthcare. the first thing is the literacy rank which is supposedly # 9 percent. those numbers we get from the cuban government. they are not a trust worthy source. what's the foundpoint of literacy if you aren't allowed to read what you want. if you want to go to a library in central havana, good luck. in 1959 he over through a brutal regime. literacy was 70, 80 percent already it was fairly high. who cares about lack of a free press they have healthcare and illiteracy. >> the huge popular travel guide lonely planet. cuba retains it serves as a -- people the

brady. >> objection. we shall not be included in the record. [laughter] >> time has expired. >> mr. secretary thank you for being here the federal deficit will expire march 15 do you know, what the debt limit will be when set to expire? >> i don't have an exact estimate right now. with two months of data away the challenge to fund the government to make decisions on the spending policies. >> has you edgers staff been able to use these extraordinary measures? >> i cannot use that with clarity until we get through tax season and made no our cash balance. >> that will be a problem because march 15 is the deadline and taxis in his april 15. >> with all public estimates from the cbo is shows we have a period of time. i know think we have a crisis on march 15 but i cannot tell you exactly how long it goes. it is the outer limit not the initial period. >> can you get back to us with a rough estimate? >> we will stay in close touch we think it is important to have clarity. >> following up on a letter to be cosigned by 17 members of the ways and means committee i'm still having trouble under

you heard what amy said about mr. brady. third time he's the mvp. he wanted to win this game more than any other and that the team was able to do it but the distractions and drama and they just played football. >> yeah. robin, tom brady cemented his legacy. one of the top two quarterbacks to play in the national football league. debatable whether him or joe montana. watching him was as good as i have seen him play in a super bowl. to throw the football 50 times against the nfl's best defense. the patriots put it in his hands to win or lose this game. he was accurate and poised. he played his best football down the stretch bringing his football team back in the fourth quarter. that's the fourth time tom brady has led a game-winning drive in a super bowl. remarkable. a team that had to battle lu adversity all season long. all we talked about was a deflate-gate and the leaders in the locker room kept the distractions outside of that team. they were able to play their best football when it mattered the most. this was a magical season. one of the all-tim

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mr. wilson. patriots. 24-28. in arizona, all the native etching his name,000 into the record books. unblea unbelievable game. >> no question. tom bradyrew up in california, his idol growing up was joe montana. and there is some synergy there. he threw his 13th touchdown pass in the super bowl. that eclipsed montana's record. he now has the most. he won his fourth super bowl as a starting quarterback. times joe montana. also, terry bradshaw. and by the way, won his third mvp award. that ties, joe montana. after the game he was asked about a comparison with his childhood idol. >> you know i never put myself in those -- you know, discussions. it's not how i think. i don't ever, you know. there are so many great players, that i have been on so many great teams. had great teams haven't won it. i think you just got to enjoy the the moment. you know? hard to play this game. and, takes a big commitment. a lot of sacrifice. for all the players that have played in the past each of have looked up to. admired. and, you know a lot of the players now that i look up to and admire. it is a big challenge. incredible to experience the feeling once. to