they want to pass new taxes, new obamacare. >> greta: but there is a lot of jobs lost. a lot of the jobs lost, companies found out by eliminating a lot of people they can do just as much work with smaller numbers of people. >> and those people can find other jobs. let us remember the unemployment rated with a person with a college degree is only 4% if you don't have a college degree you are in deep trouble. >> who can afford to get one of when you can't meet your mortgage payment? >> well, hey, you know what, you are going to college and make it happen. stop cursing. let's pick ourselves up. let's do something guys. we have a president telling us, it's really bad, you need government to come protect you. to hell with government. protect yourself. build. you can do this. we are the most amazing country with the most amazing work force in the world. i am tired of all the downer, all the hopelessness. there is hope here. this is a challenge, this is not impossible. we have some of the most amazing debates but it's going to change the world. one way or another. >> greta: an

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. >> obamacare is bad news. >> herman cain face scrutiny over its 9-9-9 tax plan which would place aercent tax on corporations personal income and retail sales. >> if we give congress a 9% sales tax, for how long will it take a liberal president and liberal congressman that up to maybe 90%? >> herman cain invited americans to read the plan on his web site and do the math for themselves. >> it does not raise taxes on those making the least. >> barbara hall reporting. >> president obama wrapped up his bus tour in virginia and north carolina. people stop at langley air force base and fire station no.in virginia. yesterday the president said that he will listen to any proposals from republicans. >>> people receiving social security will get a raise in january. the the first increase in benefits since 2009. it's expected to be about 3.5%. nthere will be news on that when the report is released later today. >>> veterans of foreign wars issue will call to action for veterans benefits. they are urging the 2 million members of the group to contact their lawmakers. the benefits of being target

. >> i have said again that obamacare is bad news. >> romney and rick perry also turned on each other. perry accused romney of hiring illegal immigrants to work at his home. >> the idea that you stand here before us and say that you are strong on immigration is on its face the highest of hypocrisy . >> mitt romney denied the charge. >> i do not think i have ever hired an illegal in my life. >> jon huntsman stayed in new hampshire, boycotting because nevada decided to move up its caucus. >> a new study shows that medication may not play a role in thbirth defects. how to get extra cheap season for nearby destinations this vacation season. and while the takeover -- lions, giraffes, and bears ended >> police in a rural area in ohio are on the hunt for several wild animals. they were released from a nearby animal preserve. there are precautions now in place to keep residents said. >> authorities said they think they're down to three animals unaccounted for. only three. a mountain lion, a grizzly bear, and a monkey. the others have either been killed by sheriff's deputies overnight or a day

>>guest: right new polls show only 38 percent of people approve of obamacare.o, they rely now that in order to win the next election they need to disassociate from that. >>neil: but, you know, it is what it is. right? you can call it anything. i had a push of not calling it a tax hike by revenue enhancer. you can't ... reinvent the wheel and call it something it isn't. >>guest: of course, but they worried because it is associated with them and they know that people don't like this legislation and that it is bad policy so they are doing their best to try now to disassociate themselves. >>neil: thank you very much. i showed my able here, didn't i would the dessert topping. who needs bullets when you can pay for bailouts proof the global economy is still shocked. europe is caving to the chinese without the chinese ever firing a single shot. bowl done says -- billion done >>neil: the bailout after the bailout, president sarkozy is hoping moneybag china will throw money into a european stability fan and the donald is not in favor of this, the more china citizens its

help them decide, a new poll shows republicans remain divided over who they want to run for president next year. clear choice has yet to emerge. >> i have said time and again, obamacare is bad news. >> mitt romney is the candidate most republicans would like to see on the ballot. he holds on to the front runner status but has not pulled away from the pack. in second, herman cain. >> i am an american black conservative and abc, and i'm proud of it. >> 26% said it would like to see cain as their nominee. rick perry came in third. >> senator, it thank you very much. >> preferred by 13% in this poll which was conducted before tuesday's debate in las vegas. rest of the field registered in the single digits. ron paul was topping that list. half of all adults surveyed said president obama should not be reelected. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a case of marriage discrimination in alabama. a lawsuit has been filed. it states that non-citizens of the u.s. must prove legal presence -- provide proof of legal residence. but a loss center said that is unconstitutional. they say marriage is the most constitutional right. judges say they're not ready to talk yet. that brings us to

obamacare. they are hiring new irs agents to enforce obamacare, so if you needed more reasons to get rid of it,emember, if there is only one thing you remember about today when you leave, take this with you. there is one chance to get rid of obamacare, and it is this election. you cannot executive order it away. you cannot wait for it. you can only repeal it, which means it has to go through the house and the senate, and the president has to sign it. i have the will to make that happen. i will not leave office until it is done, and i will pay attention until it is done. are we done? >> around of applause for the congresswoman. michele bachmann for president. michellebachmann.com. many of you know this next gentleman. he is the son of the former governor of new hampshire, and we call him the ax man, and you are going to see why. i would like to introduce you to todd thompson, and he is great to talk about something, and michelle is going to been joining him. >> thank you for covering and bring us this beautiful weather. i appreciate your words on energy and spending and cutting the size of the g

i've said time and again, obamacare is bad news. it's unconstitutional, it costs way too much money a trillion dollars, if i'm president of the united states, i will repeal it for the american people. >> mr. romney also said the people of massachusetts favor his state-mandated health care by a 3-1 margin. it's true. polling shows it is popular. our most recent cnn poll, which i should note was conducted before las vegas debate shows mitt romney and herman cain in a dead heat. while romney's numbers have climbed slightly, cain's numbers have tripled nearly since september. it's herman cain's 9-9-9 plan that has the most media attention, but this morning i want to shine the spotlight on something else, his battle with cain. >> there's a reason, i think, you are seen as a fighter, that is the extraordinary battle you waged with cancer. >> yes. >> tell me about the moment you found that you had -- not just mild cancer, you were hit full on. >> stage four. when i first got my first c.a.t. scan, i thought it was just in my colon. and afte

new ap/gfk poll shows republicans remain divided over who they want to run for president next year. a clear choice has yet to emerge to challenge president obama. >> i have said time and again, obamacare is bad news. >> in this survey, former massachusetts governor mitt romney was the candidate most republicans would like to see on the ballot. clocking in at 30%, romney holds on to his front-runner status, but still has not pulled away from the pack. running a close second, former pizza company executive herman cain. >> i am an american black conservative -- an abc, and i'm proud of it. >> 26% said they would like to see cain as their nominee. but many expressed unease that he's never held office. texas governor rick perry came in third -- >> senator, thank you very much. it is an honor to be here with you today. >> preferred by 13% in this poll, which was conducted before tuesday's combative debate in las vegas. >> i'm speaking. i'm speaking. >> the rest of the field registered in the single digits, with congressman ron paul of texas topping that list. half of all adults surveyed said president obama should not be re-elected. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a case of marriage discrim

. >> i have said time and again that obamacare is bad news. >> the idea that you stand here before us and talk about that you're strong on immigration is on its face the height of hypocrisy. >> mitt romney denied the charge. >> i don't think i have ever hired an illegal in my life. >> jon huntsman skipped the debate. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> our coverage on politics continues on our website. you can check out who is looking to run against president obama in the 2012 election. it is all on wbaltv.com. click on politics. >> sure williams will pay out $507,000 for alleged violations -- sherman williams will play out a fine for alleged violations. >> the trial of a man charged with the decapitation of his son is delayed. >> officers are out searching for lions, tigers, and therbear. >> this is the bel air at old court road. there's some of fire activity in the city this morning. >> welcome back. reining in baltimore city. aining ees downtown -- reinin in baltimore city. heavy rain just north of cockeysville and into the northern parts of harford county. you guys will see the heavie

obamacare. they are hiring 16,500 new irs agents to enforce obamacare. if you needed any more reasons to get rid of it -- if there is only one thing you remember about today, take this with you. there is one chance to get rid of obamacare. it is this election. you cannot executive order if away. you cannot wait for it away. you can only repeal it. it has to go through the house and senate and the president has to sign it. i have the will to make that happen. i will not leave office until it is done. i will pay attention to that until it is done. are we done? >> a big round of applause for michele bachmann, the next president. [applause] michellebachmann.com many of you know the next gentlemen, the son of the former governor of new hampshire. we call him the ax man. i would like to introduce you to todd thompson. >> thank you for coming to new hampshire and bringing us this beautiful weather. i appreciate your words on energy, cutting spending, and cutting the size of government. that represents what we have on this ax. 40 yearsmy father's ax ago when he

. >> i have said time and again, obamacare is bad news. >> in a testy exchange, romney and rick perry also turned on each other. >> i'm speaking. i'm speaking. >> perry accused romney of hiring illegal immigrants to work at his home. >> the idea that you stand here before us and talk about that you're strong on immigration is on its face the height of hypocrisy. >> romney denied the charge. >> i don't think i have ever hired an illegal in my life. >> jon huntsman skipped the debate and stayed in new hampshire, boycotting because nevada decided to move up its caucus date. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> what other issues came up in last night's debate? >> other topics discussed -- immigration, the economy, energy, and mitt romney's mormon faith. >> kate amara, thank you. >> she will have lost her seat in the primary but belinda conaway is not going down without a fight. after losing, she is launching a campaign for the general election. she said she is receiving waves of support. >> the residents of baltimore know that they still have a choice, that conaway has not gone away, i'm still

i was struck by the fact that that survey showed that the new health care bill, obamacare, is somethingses from hiring new workers because of uncertainty of that bill. gregg: kathy asks this. please ask steven how many jobs would be quickly created if we opened up drilling --/digging. >> that is one of my favorite issues. i love the person who asked that question. because we have so much oil and natural gas in it country. this is the great untold story about our energy future. i did an interview with harold ham who owns a big energy field we found in north dakota. this is great statistic by the way. you know what state in the country has lowest unemployment rate today? gregg: that state, north dakota. >> north dakota, yep. they have less than 3 1/2% unemployment. in fact they can't fill all the jobs they have got because of all the oil and gas drilling going on there if we get epa and interior out of the way and stop subsidizing wind and solar which are really niche markets in energy and really invest in the oil and natural gas industries we could be potentially be the saudi arabia of n

we have news to get to tonight. first, obamacare chaos. the president and republicans bumping heads over a major healthcare provision in his reform bill. plus, after five years in captivity, an israeli soldier is history. there was a prisoner release. what the president says now about negotiating with terrorists. susan sarandon calls someone a nazi. we'll have that and much more. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: to the top story, it seems is there is some divide in the issue about healthcare provision that president obama put in healthcare reform. let me set it up for you. last friday, the administration said it would be pulling the plug on what is called the class act. this part of the bill was to offer affordable long-term care to elderly and disabled. but now, the president himself is saying he cannot support it. he is withdrawing the program, but while republicans on capitol hill want to take it out, the white house says no, let's not repeal it. the democrats, this used to be their big liberal darling. they loved it. we have s

low information voters all seems like common sense solutions right after all obamacare is evil i heard on fox so-called news and labor unions are corrupt we all need to be able to talk back to their boss anyway and why should there be frivolous lawsuits or burdensome regulations and what's wrong with simplifying the tax code of course once you dig a little deeper. you realize that these policies are organized to only benefit the top one percent repealing so-called obamacare will allow for profit health insurance executives who reside in the top one percent to continue on with their death panels and continue making money off the nine children with preexisting conditions health care and abolishing labor unions will allow c.e.o.'s in the top one percent to keep making paychecks five hundred to five thousand times greater than their workers and keep offshoring american jobs to jack up their own profits and reducing so-called frivolous lawsuits will protect ones one percenters like the koch brothers from having to compensate families of people who die with one of their pipelines blow up or there's downstream can

the same page as these folks but then they started to watch fox news and they know what they were really upset about was things like obamacare and taxing the job creators and somehow they weren't up on the wrong side of the issue again. also important to remember though that the tea party did get co-opted by fox news the koch brothers and the various message machines as that happened and also grew in power and strength and pretty clearly helped shape the outcome of the two thousand and ten election where republicans swept into the majority of the house of representatives and changed the direction of the national debate so the connection we think is fair and we want to go a little deeper now busted that earlier i spoke to one of the original founders of the tea party karl denninger he is also the founder of the market ticker website so to start off i asked him about something posted on our website libertarian pete bloom wrote that occupy wall street is basically all the things that were in the original tea party but ignored by what he called a republican. here's karl's take on that bold statement take a listen i think there t

conference call to squash attacks from republican presidential hopefuls who took shot -- >> obamacare is bad news -- >> you have an administration that is killing jobs. >> after shot. >> it's his uncle and his aunt who were illegal aliens. >> democratic political consul assistant fired back. >> i think a lot are smoke screens. >> he said various criticism of border security is just one example. >> we know how to secure the border. you put the boots ton ground. >> president obama has put more boots on the ground than ever before. >> obama's campaign again accused the republican candidates of protecting wall street. special interests and wealthy americans. campaign manager jim mesina singled out mitt romney. who won and who lost the debate is still being debated. despite the punches thrown at the president, the hardest jabs were landed on the stage. >> i think the president came out clean and they beat up each other. >> jay carney said the president did not watch the debate. that he did walk by a tv set, it was on, but the volume was off. however, the obama campaign did encourage supporters to tune

obamacare. your consultants helped obama craft obama care. >> i stayed obama care is bad news. >> reporter: at onetime all ganged up on herman cain specifically over his 9-9-9 tax plan. we'll show you some of those examine changes in the next hour. this western debate is described as the most contentious yet. i was the fifth debate since labor day. number six is not scheduled for almost a month. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the oakland city council has cleared the way for a plan to put more police on the streets. the council voted last night to earmark half of the proceeds from a parcel tax measure to hire 30 more officers. the taxes on the november ballot as measure-i there was criticism it didn't spell out where the money would go. remainder of the funds would go to other city programs. >> it includes reopening the senior center hours. it includes lighting. some technology for the police so they can do a better job of catching people who commit crimes. >> the parcel tax would levee $80 per parcel on single family homes last five years. >>> san jose police defending a decision to let hundreds l

that's what we are watching in real time thousands of pages of new regulations from obamacare, from dodd frank, from the e.p.a. stifling american job creation. it's no secret why business isn't expanding. just ask a businessman. they are scared to death of the additional taxes and regulations they may be facing in the next few years and they are pulling back to see what happens. ask bankers why they are not lending, you hear the same answer. house republicans have laid out a comprehensive plan to revive the economy through the same policies that worked under ronald reagan in the early 1980's, under john f. kennedy in the 1960's, under harry truman in the mid 1940's, and warren harding in the early 1920's. for example, the congressional budget office estimates that obamacare by itself will cost our economy a net loss of 800,000 jobs. a few weeks ago the natural resources committee received testimony that just by getting government out of the way and opening up american energy resources to development, the economy could create 700,000 jobs and $660 billion of direct revenues to the nationa

if we're in the, in the news, not pushing to repeal obamacare it doesn't drive the discussion in thec. the public begins to move away from it, okay, the congress must think it's impossible. that is part of what is going on. bill: to be frank. that is part of the reason why you came on our program today. hear is the critical point that republicans are concerned with. this number is down from only two weeks ago when it was at 56%. a lot of people thought as long as the system works its way into the bloodstream of the american people, that it would be accepted over time. do you fear that? do you see that happening? >> i've always feared it from the beginning, that we needed to make the argument first that repeal and replace. that argument needed to be severed. replacement is a separate question. repeal is the most important thing. and if we don't have the expectations of america built up to the point where they anticipate its full repeal, then begin to make accomodations to it. i'm hearing people come into my office, say i need this relief from obamacare. get me a? can we get a little t

obamacare. >> i agree with mitt romney. >> rick perry's campaign puts out a powerful new attack ad on mitt romney and his health care plan. will that help perry's falling poll numbers? karl rove will be here. >> you're going to subpoena the attorney general to testify again? >> and it may be pane time in the -- subpoena time in the fast and furious scandal as a full blown congressional inquiry looms. >> laura: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham in tonight for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. the politics of distraction. that's a subject of this evening's talking points memo. over the weekend, dinosaur media, which are still in the bag for president obama, ran with two stories. one, the tired old fixation with mitt romney's mormonism, the other, the endless reportage on the occupy wall street group and their regional spinoff. let's take the theological distraction first. a pastor named robert jeffers, never heard of him -- introduced rick perry at a meeting of social conservatives in washington last week. he then gave a quickie intervie

obamacare. >> you are allowed to change -- >> rick, you had your chance, let me speak. >> the new front-runner came under attack right out of the gate with his signature 9-9-9 economic plan. >> it is a tax plan, not a be jos plan. >> i don't think so herman will not fly. >> most of these are knee jerk reactions. >> romney took some lumps and perry showed some life and they tried to stop herman cain's rise in the polls. >> meantime president obama sat down for an exclusive interview with abc news. one of the topic he's discussed was the occupy movement spreading around the globe. >> i understand the frustrations that are being expressed in those protests. in someways they are not that different from some of the protests that we saw coming from the tea party. both on the left and on the right. i think people feel separated from their government. >> during the interview the president talks about the republican candidates for president and he gives himself a grade for his first years in office. you can see more of the interview tonight on "nightline" right after this newscast. >> meanwhile, a hote

obamacare. >> you are allowed to change -- >> rick, you had your chance, let me speak. >> the new front-runnerunder attack right out of the gate with his signature 9-9-9 economic plan. >> it is a tax plan, not a be jos plan. >> i don't think so herman will not fly. >> most of these are knee jerk reactions. >> romney took some lumps and perry showed some life and they tried to stop herman cain's rise in the polls. >> meantime president obama sat down for an exclusive interview with abc news. one of the topic he's discussed was the occupy movement spreading around the globe. >> i understand the frustrations that are being expressed in those protests. in someways they are not that different from some of the protests that we saw coming from the tea party. both on the left and on the right. i think people feel separated from their government. >> during the interview the president talks about the republican candidates for president and he gives himself a grade for his first years in office. you can see more of the interview tonight on "nightline" right after this newscast. >> meanwhile, a hotel park

new. and i think the fact that one to 2%, 1.5 to be fair and 9% is significant and let's keep in mind only one provision of obamacares been put in place people that have kids 26 have to be added to the healthcare plans. it's this year that you are getting into hsa's were affected. most americans do not have health savings accounts. 20% of seniors start seeing impacted. the following year another regulation. the following year is when family also see their healthcare all --. >> and those premiums have gone down and some people think it's because the healthcare law is coming into effect so it goes both ways. >> there's studies that show that the insurance agencies thought it was going to be more expensive so they raised the rates and then the other thing i think is interesting is shows the first time in like 10 years, the employers contribution has gone down and that did not increase. >> and deductions up. >> you look at that 1-2% that is speculation. >> you know, politically, these are the provisions that have gone into effect are popular. people who have children 26, i tend to think of them as grown-ups but i guess

over one hundred fifty thousand dollars to lobby specifically against obamacare right isn't there a problem here that this is not new for the thomases by the way. ginni thomas has been part of every major right wing interest going back a couple decades and she's deeply involved in the efforts behind the tea party so we know that we know there's going to be capital we know that we know that she's a partisan what we didn't know was what she was being paid and to conceal something like that i mean part of the reason these laws even exist is to expose that type of potential conflict of interest but look at his anybody really believe that clarence thomas does anybody doubt where he's going to come out in this case i mean we all know that he's a con. situational conservatives we know where alito is going to come out if you know what roberts is going to be coming up so they have to say that all of you here all has to accept that women work in this is sidey and that these conflicts are going to happen if the one being to use the rights best intentions only mortgage children go karl if she was staying over the kitchen you wo

were sort of on the same page as these folks started watch fox news and they know what they were really upset about was things like obamacare and taxing the job creators and somehow they were upon the wrong side of the issue again. all right it was an important point also important to remember that out of the tea party got co-opted by fox news by the koch brothers and various message machines it still grew in power and strength and pretty clearly helped shape the outcome of the two thousand and ten election where republicans swept into the majority of the house of representatives also change the direction of the national debate so the connection we think is fair but we want to take it a little deeper and to help us do that i want to bring on the original founder of the tea party coral that injure karl is also the founder of the marketing her website and is in niceville florida. hey carl i want to start with something posted on your web site the market ticker libertarian peeve loam writes that the occupy wall street movement is all the things that were in the original tea party but were steadily ignored as the tea party beca

obamacare. this is big news. bill: the doctor himself, marc siegel.hanks for coming in today. >> thank you, bill. bill: martha? martha: it was his first fight and his last. the victory this guy waited for for 2 years. bill: parents of lisa irwin are talking again. mother of missing 11-month-old lisa sitting down with megyn kelly. what she is now saying about the night her daughter disappeared? >> did you have anything to do with your baby's disappearance? >> no. >> nothing. >> did you kill little lisa? >> no. >> no. >> she is still alive. >> do you believe she is still alive? >> yes, absolutely. >> did you hurt your baby? >> no. >> no. >> would you ever hurt your baby? >> absolutely not. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out

administration was entranced with romney's plan and according to nbc news obama officials met with romney's advisors to create obamacare, our plan is different and the people of massachusetts, they don't like it, get rid of it. right now they favor it 3-1. i'm not running for governor of massachusetts. i'm running for president of the united states. as president, i will repeal obamacare, i'll grant a waiver on day one to get that started and i'll make sure we return to the states what we had when i was governor, the right to care for our poor and the way we fought best for our respective states. >> here's romney on the day he signed that massachusetts law. >> when i set out to find a way to get everyone health insurance, i don't care less on how it works politically. in my view, it's the right thing to do. >> so, mitt romney was for the individual mandate before he was against it, at least on a national level. and he says, as president, you heard him, he will repeal the very health care law that he inspired. so, the talk back question for you today. does romney's changing position on health care matter to you? facebook

new bayer advanced aspirin. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back to "the five." well, obamacare been a hot topic on the show. >> andrea: now we have a first look at what our government thinks are the essentials for your healthcare coverage. so the institute of medicine just put out a report saying that the obama administration should recommend what should be essential benefits for all of us. basically one size fits all program. and here is what they had to say. costs must be taken in account. if the benefits are not affordable, fewer individuals will buy insurance, healthcare spending continues to rise faster than gdp. the value of essential health benefits is likely to be eroded. break it down and simple terms. the government is going to be dictating what are the essential terms under obamacare, eric. >> eric: even scary, a line in the document is no, no -- this is very scary. if you're not scared, you should be. cost effectiveness of the treatment. so if there is a treatment that is working but it's very expensive, they're going to say well, guess what? we're not going to pay

administration was entranced with romney's plan and according to nbc news, obama officials met with romney's advisers to create obamacare, and, yes. both plans include a requirement to buy insurance. romney says, yeah. so? >> the truth is, our plan is different, and the people of massachusetts, if they don't like it, then get rid of it. right now, 3-1, but i'm not running for governor of massachusetts. i'm running for president of the united states and as president i will repeal obamacare, grant a waiver on day one to get that start and make sure we return to the states what we had when i was governor, the right to care for our poor in the way we thought best for our respective states. >> still, makes you wonder. here's governor romney on fox news the day he signed the ma massachusetts law. >> when i set out to get everybody health insurance i couldn't have cared less and i don't care less about how it works politically. in my view, it's the right thing to do. >> so mitt romney was for the individual mandate before he was against it, at least on the national level, and he says as president he will repeal the very health

rather than saving money, obamacare is st costing individuals and states more money including $118 billion in new costs imposed on states for medicaid expansions meaning our states will have to cut other programs such as education or law enforcement to pay for this unfunded mandate. additionally, obamacare will result in over $1 trillion in new taxes and penalties over a ten-year period while it is fully implemented, once it's fully implemented in 2014. while still increasing the deficit by $701 billion during that same time. collectively, the various provisions induced -- included in obamacare will continue to hinder job creation and industry innovation by mandating the imposition of anti-industry burdens such as 2.3% excise tax hike on medical device manufacturers that could result in job losses of over 10% in the device industry work force. that's nearly 43,000 potential lost jobs. some experts have calculated that nearly 800,000 jobs could potentially be lost as a result of full implementation of all of obamacare's provisions. clearly, mr. president, this -- calls to repeal obamacare are more

obamacare. this time, however, they take it to a new harmful extreme. the protect life act is not about the regulation of federal funds with regard to abortion services. the hyde amendment already does that. this act is about restricting access to care and intimidating women and their families in the use of their own money. since 1976 e hyde amendment has prohibited the use of taxpayer money for funding abortions unless the abortion is performed in the case of rape, incest, or threat to the life of the mother. the affordable care act is no exception. regardless of the facts, however, house republicans contue their assault on a women's right to choose. contrary to popular belief, t protect life act is not the stupak-pitts amendment of the 2009-2010 health care reform debate. it goes far beyond stupak-pitts to impe unprecedented limitations on abortion coverage and restricts access to abortion services for all women. the protect life act would have an adverse effect on women's access to reprodtive services, especially for low-income minority women who are

the good news is for the 24-year-old unpaid intern who made the decision to work in an unpaid internship, because of obamacarecan be on his parents' health insurance until 26. he doesn't have anything to worry about. >> isn't that the point of interns? doing work only interns will do. sthaz why you have intern -- that's why you have interns. >> you take an unpaid internship and you were furious you weren't paid. >> it makes no sense. isn't the point of being an intern on a motion picture only so you could tell everybody you are in the movies, right? >> perhaps. i think this is an example of what is wrong with parenting. everybody puts emphasis on building your child's self-esteem, which is great, and you should. but instead of saying that was a great achieve meant you made to tell your kid they are perfect and a gift, and thfer they should direct a movie instead of doing the basic work we all about. >> it is crazy they couldn't pay a minimum wage though. >> i bet they were jerks. let's face it. >> haven't we all done that as interns? >> did you hear what i did as an intern? i mowed lawns and washed cars and p

obamacare. he is out to repeal and elected if elected. he shows his toughest competition is herman cain. rick perry begins in a bit of a slump. >> thank you scott. fireworks will keep coming. >>> new at 11:00, an unusual cocaine boss at the airport. u.s. customs said they seized half a pound of cocaine stashed inside bedpost knobs. the street value is about $17,000. >> is at 11:00, to that was the episode of "dancing with the stars" returns the brick out of one of the greatest stars. we are talking about julianne hough. she tells people magazine she was more nervous than ever to return. she left the show for her movie career. she is about to star in the remake of "footloose." to a few minutes afterwards, china phillips was voted off. eight couples remain in the battle for the trophy. if you want to read more about her return, you can go to the "dancing with the stars" page right there on wjla.com. i just have to say china phillips was so good the first few weeks and then she froze last night. too bad. >> she was awful last night. >> she forgot everything. i feel terrible for her. >> i wish i could. beautiful weather for the past couple of days. the upcoming weekend, it is really t

his policies are still overwhelmingly unpopular if you look at obamacare and the stimulus so even "the newame out showed that a majority of americans, almost all americans believe that we are either stagnating or this economy is heading deeper into a recession so i would not pat myself on the back if i were the president. >> hey, juan, how did he get it that wrong? he said i've done 60% when, in fact, according to politifact.com, he's only done 30%. >> you could bump it up. >> he's still in the 30's. >> yeah, i think they say if you include compromises, it gets up to 39%. by the way, if you look at the republican congress that we have, the majority in the house, their rate of fulfilling promises is only 15%. definitely keep that in mind. but i think the way that he is doing it -- >> i thought they did nothing. >> well, i don't know. i don't want to get -- i don't want to say that. but i do think this, if you look at it from the president's point of view, he has not released his list, by the way, which would be helpful. what he is saying if you look at the big ticket items and look at healt

obamacare well they don't really take. nation is indeed a flip flopper when it comes to health care in the united says. so are. the day marks the start of the supreme court's new session and on the docket this year over fifty cases that it could have sweeping effects on life in america from now until june of next year the high court is expected to rule on issues concerning police tracking suspects in vehicles with secret g.p.s. devices permit of action for right immigration laws even new needed to on television course the biggest showdown with some are calling the elephant in the room this session will be a ruling expected next year on the constitutionality of president obama's affordable care act but all this info a backdrop of a twenty two of election season and this could be one of the most significant supreme court sessions in the history of this nation for a preview of what to expect i'm joined by brian siebel director of justice programs at the alliance for justice brian welcome thank you for having me thanks for joining us we've got affirmative action immigration health reform all the stuff on the agenda all very contentious left right political issues

could follow that up by saying i'll work with the congress to suspend obamacare for two years or better yet repeal it. third, no newican businesses or american individuals. fourth, get federal spending under control. and let's be very clear about federal spending. they talk about a baseline, they say it's going to go up 8%, we're going to cut it 2%, and they say that's a 2% reduction. most americans, and i'll tell you nebraska yangs understand that's still a 6% increase. get federal spending you should control. jon: you know, one of the things that is notable in those federal statistics, those unemployment statistics out today is that the number of state and local workers, local municipal workers who are filing for unemployment is going up. some of that stimulus money is going away, some of the people who were hired to do some of those government jobs are going away. how are you controlling that kind of thing in your state? >> well, we've been very, very clear we never allowed us to give -- and we never allowed our local and state governments to get into a position that we had to do that. we've always invested in s

new hampshire. you know, there is a row. i am not anti-government. i'm just for a government that works and doesn't cost jobs. >> repeal obamacare. >> well again, i think when you look at -- there are two aspects of health care, medicare and medicaid. medicaid i would lock grants. i would put it back to the states and allow them to come up with a program. i think paul ryan and some of the work that he is doing has some great examples and we talk about it in our white taper here, some of the ways to give options on medicare. maybe it is moving up the age of which people become eligible for it. baby it is having insurance programs that they can access to give people the options of whether they want to have a private sector accounts. i mean there are a lot of different ways of which we can deal with the medicare side of it. we have a system of sick care today. we don't have a system of health care, and to give, to give those incentives to the physicians, to the hospitals for outcomes that are healthy outcomes rather than the way we do it today, where they get paid on the number of her seizures they do, and again i happen to think paul ryan is one of the b