but i said ms. smith community can see me monday or tuesday.'ll call your prescription, that you need to come see me. she said sure. i'll be there. so sure enough on tuesday a walk-in and there she was, leaning over the exam table, and so much pain that she couldn't sit down. i said ms. smith, you know, did the medicine i call you and help at all? she said well, dr. benjamin, i didn't get it. what you mean you didn't get it? she said i didn't have the money. i said that you have insurance. the work of the school system. in the janitorial department. you have insurance. she said yes, but i did not the co-pay. but i get paid on friday i promise you i'll get it. and so i stepped out of the room and went to my nurse male and had her go across the street to get her medicine. and when i came back and one in the room, i said ms. smith, you know, shoes or medicine. i can see a really hurting and i want you to start taking your medicine. at that moment her eyes welled up with tears and she says dr. benjamin, i'm so embarrassed. i did and what to have to

another patient -- ms. smith - that her hipaa name - [laughter] she called me and said her back is really hurting. she was trying to lose weight of her back was hurting and the ibuprofen was not strong enough. i could hear the pain in her voice. i told her she needed to come in to see me monday or tuesday. she said, sure. sure enough, on tuesday, i walked in the examination room and there she was leaning over the examination table and so much pain that she could not sit down. i s to the medicine helped. she said i did not get it. she said i did not have the money. but she had insurance. she worked in the school system and the janitorial department. she got paid on friday and she would get it. i stepped out of the room and have her go across the room -- street to get some medicine. she came back i went and the room and i said here is your medicine. i told our want her to start taking the medicine. her eyes welled up with tears. she said i am so embarrassed. i did not want you to have to do that i realized at that

and another patient, ms. smith, that is her hipaa name by the way. she called her and bash me on a saturday because many of my patients need you on the weekend. they call you. they don't abuse it. she called me and said dr. bennett's men my back is really hurting. i went to the specialists and he told me i needed to lose weight and i'm really trying, but my back is really hurting in the ibuprofen is not strong enough. can you call me of something stronger? and i said sure. i could hear her pain in the voice. i said, that she need to come see me monday or tuesday. i'll call your prescription that you need to come see me. sure, i'll be there. sure enough monday a walk in the exam room and there she was, leaning over the exam table in so much pain she couldn't sit down. i said ms. smith, you know, did the medicine i call you and help at all? she said well, dr. benjamin, i didn't get it. what do you mean you didn't get it? she said i didn't have the money. i said but you have insurance. you work at the school system. in the janitorial department. you hav

another patient, ms. smith. she called me on a saturday. she said dr. benjamin, payback is really really, really hurting. he told me i needed to lose weight and i'm really trying, but my back is really hurting in the ibuprofen is not strong enough. can you call me in something stronger? i said sure. i give you the pain in her voice. he said you need to come see me on monday or day. i call your prescription, but come see me. she said sure, i'll be there. sure enough unto his day i walk in the exam room and there she was leaning over the exam table in so much pain that she couldn't sit down. i said to the medicine i call you and help you at all? she said well, i didn't get it. what do you mean? she said i didn't have the money. i said that you have insurance. you work at the school system. in the janitorial department. you have insurance. she said yes, but i didn't have the co-pay. i get p.m. friday and i promise you'll get it. so i stepped out of the room and went to go across the gym to get menacing. when i came back and went into the room and i said he

ms. edwards, more than $10,000. wow. not bad. i'm shepherd smith. that's it for "studio b." the dow was up all day, and then now barely up. >>> you are looking live at our nation's debt clock. right now it is on the verge of hitting a milestone. it is half a government program away from $16 trillion in red ink. it is that god awful red. welcome. the number is staggering that it is almost beyond come pre helpings. comprehension. it is beyond anything we make or the assets we have. we are not only under water, i am talking voyage to the bottom of the sea. >> remember that show? the bottom line is this. it is deep and going deeper. at the rate of more than $1 trillion a year, $100 billion a month, and nearly $4 billion a day. the numbers are going by so fast on the debt clock. you don't need to look long to know what we have all piled on our collective visa bill, and it is rapidly busting our bank and our country. you get the picture? it is not a pretty picture. oddly for the one guy who wants to slow the numbers down, critics are not remotely letting up. they say paul ryan is

sylvia smith, features editor for state ms. aarp bulletin. jane watch out, general assignment reporter, nbc report. john wood gosen, chairman of the board and president of the u.s. tennis association. alison fitzgerald, freelance journalist, chairwoman of the speakers committee. i am going to skip our speaker for a moment. donna wineland was shy, reporter for "usa today," 2009 national press club member and organizer of today's luncheon. david hagerty, first vice president usda. kevin went think on the u.s. navy retired national press club member who serves as member of the usda advocacy committee and military outreach. and larry bivens. thank you all. [applause] on september 20, 1973, the world watched as billie jean king stepped on the tennis courts in houston to save the rakes, one of the world's greatest tennis stars. in the lead up to the back of her brakes had boasted of his tennis prowess and belittled female players. he thought female professional tennis players inferior. indeed applies, but not in the way pigsty. just a year earlier,

ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of the child protection act of 2012, which i'm honored to co-sponsor with my good friend, chairman lamar smith. chairman smith and i are proof positive of what bipartisan working relationships can accomplish, especially because we both agree that protecting the safety and well-being of our nation's children is our highest priority. that's why i'm so pleased that this bill which was reported favorably out of committee on voice vote is before us today. this is an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of children nationwide. thousands of whom are plagued by abuse, terror, and assault that we cannot even imagine. in 2008, i was honored to sponsor the protect our children act of 2008. which provides the safety net and resources to law enforcement agents who fight sexual predators. this commonsense bill builds on the progress that we started to ensure law enforcement can combat one of the fastest growing crimes in the united states, child pornography. we must ensure that investigators have every available resource to track down predators and protect our children. this bill ensures that