mr. mitchell pretty hard on health care.ome of the specifics in the bill, and in the prohibition on pre-existing conditions, stopping lifetime caps on usage, creating greater access -- do you support those things? >> know, and if you go back to my time of 14 years in the state legislature, i actually chair the health committee. and we worked on the idea, how you define risk pool, and it might be important have a government insurance. there are solutions to this that do not change the health care system. how many of you have got a recent health care premium and seen dramatic increases coming at you? the wife and nine, a fact of the matter is that this health care bill with a $one trillion costs, we were told that it was the cost savings. now we know that just the opposite has happened. how many of you who run businesses or you're going to fill out 1099's for every $600? you're watching the what doctors call away from medicare because of how many of those are going to be shoved into that environment in that system. >> what wou

mr. mitchell, he's trying to as we just mentioned in the piece, file a workers compensation claim based on most, he is likely to receive that money, it's going to be paid by the taxpayers because he was an employee of the state of illinois. >> right. >> does this rub salt in the wound? i can only imagine it does. >> it's just one more policy that's been pointed out to us that we might want to look at changing. >> and we also mentioned that although he pleaded guilty in the criminal charges, when it came to the civil suit, he refused to admit any wrong doing. >> right. >> has he ever expressed remorse to you for your loss. >> no. >> any communication with him through your attorneys, anything? >> no. >> how does that make you feel? would it make you feel better if he did? >> so much time has passed and the case has been covered so much that i think it would ring hollow. >> and i know you have been able to turn your pain into advocacy, you have certain done a lot in your daughters' name and in their honor. you've been very active in getting policies changes. tell me about that. >> one year to

mr. mitchell pretty hard on health care. the specifics in the bill, and in the prohibition on pre-existing conditions, stopping lifetime caps on usage, creating greater access -- do you support those things? >> know, and if you go back to my time of 14 years in the state legislature, i actually chair the health committee. and we worked on the idea, how you define risk pool, and it might be important have a government insuran. there are solutions to this that do not change the health care system. how many of you have got a recent health care premium and seen dramatic increases coming at you? the wife and nine, a fact of the matter is that this health care bill with a $one trillion costs, we were told that it was the cost savings. now we know that just the opposite has happened. how many of you who run businesses or you're going to fill out 1099's for every $600? you're watching the what doctors call away from medicare because of how many of those are going to be shoved into that environment in that system. >> what would of be

mr. mitchell, but i want to start off talking about your daughters beuse's been nearly three months, we're death. tell me what you mismos most abt your daughter >> the noise. it's so quiet around our house right now, they always had their friends over, their running up and down the stairs, they we arguing with madeleine, it's just -- it's a void. >> and yet you have to continue to relive what happened. you always will privately, but publicly because of what's going on now with mr. mitchell, he's trying to as we just mentioned in the piece, file a workers compensation claim based on the accident that killed your daughter and according to most, he is likely to receive that money, it's going to be paid by the taxpayers because he was an ployee of the state of illinois. >> right. >> does this rub salt in the wound? i can only imagine it does. >> it's just one more policy that's been pointed out to us that we might nt to look at changing. >> and we also mentioned that although he pleaded guilty in the criminal charges, when it came to the civil suit, he refused to admit any wrong doing. >> righ

mrs. thomas' friends talk publicly about what she had done. anita hill's students, some said they had no idea who she was until today. brian? >> andrea mitchell starting us off from washington tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> we turn now to a big story in england tonight that relates, in a way, to some of the candidates here running for office this year, who believe that washington and just maybe our country is broken. and we can't keep paying for everything and everyone. but what would happen if the government just announced sweeping cutbacks and welfare benefits, services, the military? great britain is about to find out. the cutbacks announced there today will change life as they know it. the cuts are drastic, designed to reverse a massive deficit. tonight, stephanie gosk is in london. stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. these are the deepest, most painful cuts the country has seen in decades. britons are calling it ax wednesday because nobody is going to escape the pain. this morning, the finance minister outlined the drastic plan. >> today is the day when britain steps back from the brink. >> reporter: it's prime minis