mr. bishop, no. ms. moore, no. mr. connelly, no. mr. schrad event r. mr. moore, no. mr. ryan, aye. mr.r link, aye. mr. garrett. mr. diaz, aye. mr. simpson, aye. mr. mchenry, aye. mr. mac, aye. mr. campbell, aye. mr. jordan, aye. ms. lummis, aye. mr. aderholt, aye. mr. nunez, aye. mr. harper, aye. mr. latta, aye. mr. spratt, no. >> are there additional members who wish to be recorded? if not, the clerk will announce the vote. >> on that vote, the ayes are >> the health care committee finished its work on health care monday when the committee passed a reconciliation bill. the measure now goes to the rules committee wednesday to set the parameters of debate for the house floor. for more information, visit c- span.org/healthcare. >> "washington journal" is next where we look at today's news and take your calls. we will talk about the water preservation measure and a wilderness bill. coming up this hour, we will get an update on health care legislation and talk about the november elections. next hour, a look at the financial situation in europe. w

elected to the following standing committee of the house of representatives, committee on the budget, mr. moore of kansas. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> madam speaker, ski unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.con.res. 248. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker a message from the president of the united states. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: mr. secretary. the secretary: i'm directed by the president of the united states to deliver to the house of representatives a message in writing. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 3433, an act to amend the northern -- the north american weapons conservation act to establish requirements regarding payment on the nonfederal share of the cost of weapons, conserv

mr. bishop. miss more. -- miss moore. mr. schrader. mr. moore. mr. hensarling. mr. hensarling. mr. garrett, no. mchenry. mr. campbell. mr. jordan. ms. lamas. mr. aderholt. mr. nunez. mr. harper. mr. spratt. >> aye. >> mr. ryan. >> no. >> mr. ryan, no. >> are there members who wish to record their votes who have not voted, or change their votes? if not, the clerk will report the votes. >> mr. chairman, the ayes are 21, the no's, 16. >> the motion is agreed to and the reconciliation act of 2010 will be reported to the house without recommendation. i would note for the record that a quorum is present. without objection, the question of reconciliation is laid on the table. the request is noted for the record did i recognize that the gentleman from pennsylvania for another request. >> ask unanimous consent with respect to the reconciliation that the chair be authorized to offer such motions in the house as may be necessary on the reconciliation act of 2010. this is pursuant to clause 1 of house rule 22. that this gap be authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming corrections parts -- th

. >> you yield to mr. moore? >> and i just want to say with regard not to the minute because i think it's been spoken to, what we need a health insurance, health reform in this country. congress should of done this for years ago. we can't change what didn't happen for 40 years. but we need to give the people in this country a program that works. and this bill is a program that works. i implore all of my colleagues to vote for this bill and put something in place, even if it's decent, we can't improve it in the future. i yield back. thank you, mr. chairman. >> time has expired. the gem is recognized for one minute and closing. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first, the gentle lady said the language in the senate bill was going to prohibit dollars are being used to cover this procedure. it's just not true. mr. stupak in his statement said look, the federal government, the review of the sale by which indicates a dramatic shift. the late which is unacceptable. the catholic bishops, every bolt and last sunday said the sen

moore, known as mrs.l networking site, got a tweet saying, quote, i'm about to hang myself from a tree outside my house and end my life. i have no reason to live anymore. he then said he would send out a live feed of his suicide. among moore's 2.5 million twitter followers is actress nia valados, best known as the star of my big fat greek wedding. she called the tweet and saw the suicide prevention hotline in california and was connected to florida police. >> i don't know this it person. i'm reading a twitter. i saw it on dem ai moore's page and she responds to him and says are you serious and she said yes. >> reporter: she stay order line with the teenager as police were dispatched to his home. the teen was founded a placed in protective custody. twitter fans are praising the star and moore is thanking the tweter verse for supporting someone in pain. dr. jennifer hartstein is a clinical psychologist. good morning, doctor. both of these stars really have to be xhencommended. >> they went above and beyond

mr. miller: i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. moore: thank you. as a member of the budget committee, i've had the opportunity to hear the most specious, inaccurate, contradictory and downright laughable arguments against health insurance reform. take, for example, the argument that we need to start over because the congressional budget office score had been done 17 months earlier and now is old and stale. and oh, by the way, the debate has dragged on for 17 months,

moore? thank you very much. you may go. we appreciate you being here. saxby for three >> mr. shimkus. lamic it's great to be with you, an old freshman next-door neighbor, we've come a long way haven't we? >> i agree with ms. moore three we are going to go down in history tomorrow but i'm not sure in the manner that she is hopeful. i've got four amendments the i want to address and i will do those briefly. one is with the chairman's deliberation which i found interesting and there is a philosophical difference about markets and government intervention so the first amendment, just provides an opportunity for people not to be trapped in a decade but would allow them through the premium assistance into the individual market because it would also keep to the president's promise supposedly if you like the insurance you have, if they like medicaid they can stay in their but really a competitive market with that stated exchange you would want them to have access to that so we believe in markets. that is what the first amendment would do. the second amendment just talks about the safety net. th

mr. obama also threw in a case of yuengling, the president's favorite beer. > here is an example of new technology actually doing some good. find out how demi moore and nia vardalos' twitter accounts likely helped stop a teenager from killing himself. >>> actress demi moore and nia vardalos' twitter accounts may have helped stop an 18-year-old from committing suicide. moore and vardalos responded to messages from a young man threatening to hang himself in his front yard in florida. two other people, one from california, another from british columbia, also reported the threat on twitter and called florida authorities. >> i saw it on demi moore's page because i follow her. it's not as complicated as it sounds. and she responded to him as "are you serious?" and he said yes. >> we're gratel that the people followed on twitter picked up the phone. so in this case it absolutely very well could have saved his life. >> an amazing story. the teen's mother told police her son has obsessive compulve disorder he was at his computer desk crying when he told police he admitted postinghe tweet. he is in protective custody. >>> check out this daredevil. look clo

mr. speaker, in the famous play "men for all seasons" there's a tremendous scene there where sir thomas moorelooks out and sees richard rich who used to be a supporter of his, who was giving testimony against him. he noticed he had a me dal onon him designating that he happens to be the new attorney general for wales. and in response sir thomas moore said, richard, it profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world, but for wales? mr. speaker, for those of us who have worked so hard in the pro-life movement for years and years and years and who understand the importance of the historic effort made by our former colleague mr. hyde i beg those who have joined us over these years to understand what they are doing if they sign off on an executive order, an executive order is not law. the reason we have had to have the hyde amendment over the years is that the courts have said that there's a statutory mandate to provide abortion unless we say it does not exist. therefore an executive order does not take precedence over the law. people should know what they are. don't be like richard ric

mr. president i'm going to go vote and we'll vote on it along with my other members who stood with me. >> and you'll be at the white house tomorrow? >> yes. >> how did you feel about michael mooreiving you a nice shoutout? >> he should do it a little bit more often. >> he is your constituent. congressman, thank you. >> thank you. >>> is health care reform going to help more than 30 million americans or is it hurting even more people? there is fallout. there is an epic battle. we love getting our outback dirty. because it seems like the dirtier it gets, the more it shines. the subaru outback®. motor trend's 2010 sport/utility of the year®. hurry in to the subaru love spring event for great deals on all models. now through march 31st. >>> welcome back to "larry king live." i'm wolf blitzer sitting in for larry. we're talking about health care reform reform and what it really means. ben stein is the economist and best-selling author, a speechwriter for presidents nixon and ford. he's a columnist now at "fortune mag distin magezine." leslie marshal is a democrat who is liberal on most issues. and andrew weil is here. he is director for arizona center for integrative medicine. thank

mr. bishop, aye. miss moore? miss moore, aye. mr. colonelly? mr. conley, aye. mr. schroeter? mr. moore? mr. moore? aye. mr. hensarling? mr. hensarling? mr. garrett? mr. garrett, no. mr. diaz ballard? >> no. >> mr. simpson? >> no. >> mr. mchenry? >> no. >> mr. mack? mr. mack, no. mr. campbell? mr. camp bel, no. mr. jordan? >> no. mr. jordan, no. miss llamas? >> no. >> mr. austria? >> no. >> mr. adderhalt? >> no. >> mr. adderhalt, no. mr. nunez? >> no. >> mr. harper? >> no. >> mr. latter? >> no. >> mr. sprat? >> aye. >> mr. spratt, aye. >> mr. ryan? >> no. >> mr. ryan, no. >> are there members who wish to record their votes who have not voted or change their vote? if not, the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 21, the nos 16. >> there being 21 ayes and 16 nos, the motion is agreed to and the reconciliation act of 2010 is ordered reported to the house without recommendation. i would note for the record that a quarom is present. without objection, the question of reconsideration is laid upon the table. the request is note forward the record. i recognize