speaking on the gop's weekly radio and web address, congresswoman sue myrick spoke about her battle withcer and said her diagnosis, quote, took six doctors, three mammograms and one ultrasound before her cancer was even located. she said the process took a few weeks but would have taken far longer had she lived in a nation with government-run health care. >> these so-called health care reform bills have different names. public option. a co-op. a trigger. make no mistake, these are all gateway to government-run health care. for small business owners, these proposals mean higher taxes at a time when unemployment is nearing 10%. and analysts are predicting that any kind of recovery will be a jobless one. and for seniors, expect massive cuts to medicare, which is unacceptable under any circumstances. doing this now without implementing significant reforms to make the program more efficient would leave seniors susceptible to the rationing of care. >> well, for alternate republican options, myrick suggests checking out the website healthcare.gop.gov. >>> put on your thinking caps. this is pret

in the weekly radio address, sue myrick of north carolina warned it will cause delays in treatment. >> she's so-called health care reform bills have different names -- a public option, a co-op, a trigger. make no mistake, these are all gateway to government-run health care. >> myrick also says the president's plan to eliminate waste and abuse in medicare and medicaid means seniors on medicare should expect cuts. >>> a few days from now, the world's economic leaders meet in pittsburgh for the g-20 summit. find out what the president thinks they should accomplish. you know, the guys who do a super job. introducing the superguarantee. go to superpages.com to find a business with the superguarantee. we're so confident in these super businesses we stand behind their services. you'll get the job done right or we'll step in and help to make it right. sign up for free at superpages.com the new superguarantee making the good guys easy to find. it was tough news to hear. everything changed. i didn't know what to do. right about then, our doctor mentioned the exelon patch. he said it releases me

reforms to make the program more efficient would leave seniors susceptible to the rationing of care. >> myricko spoke about her bat well cancer saying her diagnosis alone took six doctors, three mammograms, one ultrasound before being located. the process took a few weeks but would have taken for long in a country with government-run health care. >>> rosh hoshanah is under way, marking the start of the jewish new year. >> josh levs tells us it's time for family prayer and reflection. >> this is fun, a little rosh hoshanah 101. first of all, you can see the words there rosh hoshanah, it means the beginning of the year. this is the date on which in the jewish lunar calendar you advance to the next year. check out the website jufaq.org, points out what year it is, 5770. a couple more facts for you here, also known as the day of judgment, and this begins the ten days of penitence, yom kippur. there are 13 million jews worldwide and according to the fact book that's under a quarter of 1% of the world's population. you can say happy new year. it is a happy holiday or if you want to try it in hebrew,

solicitor general elenore kaydin, and later weekly addresses from president obama and congresswoman sue myrick. >> today on c-span, a portrait unveiling ceremony for former senator trent lott. you'll hear remarks from former president clinton, newt gingrich, and mitch mcconnell. that begins at 10:10 p.m. eastern here on c-span. next month, take a rare visit inside the supreme court, as we talk to the justices about the role, traditions, and history of the court. >> brandeis would not come in because he said this building was so elaborate it would go to their heads. maybe he was right. it has become over time a symbol of the court system, the third branch of government, and the need for stability, rule of law, which is what america stands for. >> supreme court week starting october 4 on c-span. as a complement to this original production, c-span offers free teaching resources on our judicial system. this week on "the communicators" our guest is crist schroeder, the ceo of health central network. he will discuss the increased use of technology in the health- care industry and his experience is s

in her party's weekly address, sue myrick said the plan would lead to something taxpayers don't want.owest possible cost with no delays. replacing your current health care with a government-run system is not the answer. these so-called health care reform bills have different names. a public option, a co-open, a trigger. make no mistake, these are all gateways to government-run health care. >> now the senate finance committee is expected to start voting tuesday on a health care proposal. >> a man identified as the leader of the taliban is urging the u.s. and its allies to brush up on the history of afghanistan. the message purportedly points to the many times afghanistan has been invaded. every time the invaders left in defeat. the message was released to co-inside with a muslim holy day. the identity of the speaker has not been independently confirmed. >>> germany raised its terror alert. they say it is increasing security measures, especially at airports and train stations. a new video released by al qaeda says it will hip germany if elections don't go the way they want. the video di

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in our party's weekly address, sue myrick says the plan would lead to something taxpayers don't want. family that confronts a serious illness should have access to the highest quality care at the lowest possible cost with no delays. replacing your current health care with a government-run system is not the answer. these so-called health care reform bills have different names. public option. a co-op. a trigger. make no mistake, these are all gateways to government-run health care. >> now the senate finance committee is expected to start voting tuesday on health care proposal. the good news, water service is now back on for residents in suburban baltimore after a massive water main break flooded large parts of a neighborhood there. check it out. we do mean massive, rushing waters submerged cars and flooded 100 basements and caused a road to completely collapse and knock out power to a thousand homes. hundreds of them were still without power as of this morning. a real mess. it took two hours to get the water shut off. baltimore city officials say the water main break is part of a larger