mr. mcgovern: will the gentleman yield? mr. sessions: i will yield. mr. mcgovern: if i am not mistaken, the ban on -- the allowance to let families keep their kids on their health insurance until they're 26 years old has kicked in. mr. sessions: and that was a bipartisan agreement. mr. mcgovern: under your bill, your repeal bill, that would go away. that was part of the affordable care act. mr. sessions: reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. mr. speaker, at the time the bill was passed, we agreed to a number of things that we did think were good ideas. that was a good idea. the $500 billion of cuts in medicare that republicans talked about, we did not set that up for this election. they did that two years ago. that's one of the reasons why the american people, 50%-plus of the american people do not like this bill. to suggest that all of the advantages that are occurring as a result of this bill would be a misnoemer. as a matter of fact, it's -- bill would be a miss noemer. as a matter of fact, it would have them not to hire people for the future and is c

mr. mcgovern struggled to fight it off. >> he came back and jumped and kicked me in the back of the leg.porter: they rushed mckenna to the hospital, where she was treated for cuts. >> reporter: the park management wouldn't comment. but when the family contacted them, they were less than sympathetic. this afternoon, the pack agreed to put up warning signs. they all also need to be cold. because the numbers are too many. >> reporter: amazingly, this terrible attack hasn't changed michaela's dream to be a vet. >> because i love animals. >> and that was jessica turner reporting. wildlife officials in australia say it is out of character for a character to -- kangaroo to attack a person. >>> children stranded. a paperwork problem keeps two girls from getting home by train. the 10-year-old and 15-year-old traveled to harrisburg to visit family. but when they tried to return home on an amtrak train, they could not. amtrak officials told the girl's father, they should never been allowed to get on the train without an adult. >> they basically stated that they were not able to fit her back on the

mr. mcgovern appears to be the only living contender who is available, and i wondered if he was invited toticipate in your program tonight. >> he was invited to participate, and we had planned that he would join us. unfortunately, he took a spill earlier this evening and will not be able to make it. he is doing fine, but regrettably, will not be able to make it this evening. let's take the caller's comments about the watergate break-in. why did the governor not make more of it? >> he certainly tried. the watergate story did not take off the way it should have, the way we would have expected it to. one of the reasons is kind of an inside journalism story. a lot of newspapers including the los angeles times had editors who felt that the story was unprovable and that the washington post was hanging out there by themselves. they did not always jump in on it. the governor himself had his way -- mcgovern himself had his way with it, but it did not catch on with the press the way he would have wanted it to. >> were the american people reading about it? >> you have to remember that the most discri

mr. elliott regarding the assertion that the more simple amendments to mcgovern -- to a governing document, the better amendment is. the more simple a government document is, the more effective it is. that is three reason alone to reject this. who are you going to refer the city budget to? we talked about jobs and job creation. are you going to send that to small business? are you going to send it to planning? are you going to add 60 more days to the budget process? how does the city budget affect the small business community? that is number two. number three is the 99% part. let me just say that you should reject this committee on jobs bill. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you and welcome back to city hall. i want to clarify that the provisions to not apply to budget legislation. that was a good point. >> i am with the construction trades council. we are at least as concerned about jobs as anyone and we oppose this legislation. i believe you know that the small business community has the same rights as the rest of us right now. they can approach you as citizens and can talk to you about