congressman paul brown tried to make some news. listen carefully to how the chairman miss mccarthy responds and watch how he distorts it. >> one more question because my time's running out. are you signed up for obama care? >> no, i am not. >> why not? >> because i'm lucky enough as the federal government that i have health care available to me which i've signed up for. in a few years when that's not the case, isle be happy to have other available -- >> the president says obama care -- >> to be clear, mccarthy is referring to the fact that she's lucky enough to already have health insurance. she's not knocking the affordable care act. a few minutes later in the hearing right to her face congressman steve stockman chose to interpret her words somewhat differently. that's number two in our countdown. >> i think earlier you gave me my favorite tweet of the day, which i'm going to send out, which is i'm lucky enough -- the quote is from you. i love it. it says i'm lucky enough not to have to sign up for obama care. that's wonderful. i

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paul brown tried to make news with this question for epa administrator jena mccarthy. she responds and watch how he distorts it. >> let me ask you one more question because my time is running out. are you signed up for obamacare? >> no, i am not. >> why not? >> because i'm lucky enough as a federal government that i have health care available to me which i've signed up for in a few years when that's not the case, i'll be happy to have other available -- >> our president says obamacare -- >> want to be clear, mccarthy is referring to the fact she's lucky enough to already have health insurance. she's not knocking the affordable care act. a few minutes later in the hearing right to her face, steve stockman chose to interpret her words differently and that's number two in our countdown. >> i think though, earlier you gave me my favorite tweet of the day which i'm going to send out, which is -- >> wasn't my intent. >> really? the quote is from you, i love it. i'm lucky enough not to have to sign up for obamacare. that's wonderful. i wish my constituents could say the same.

senate, paul brown of georgia. congressman paul brown won a special election in 2007. he won re-election in 2008, 2010, and again last november. now, he wants to be georgia's next senator. his credentials, well, he's a doctor. he was a lobbyist for the safari club international, a group that advocates for hunters. and he brags about being the first member of congress to call the president a socialist. congressman brown, who sits on the house, science, space, and technology committee last year told a tea party audience in a room where the walls had ears his take on the history of the human race. >> god's word is true. i've come to understand that. all that stuff i was taught about evolution, elm big bang theory, all of that is lies straight from the pit of hell. i don't believe the earth is 9 but about 9,000 years old. with statements like that from a man who went to med school, there's no wonder that when brown was re-elected last fall, charles darwin received almost 4,000 write-in votes. and when it comes to obamacare, brown was on the house floor in 2010, drawing som

. >> that's congressman paul brown.resident obama had republicans like him in mind when he proposed the sequester. back in 2011. >> if we went back to the original intent of the constitution we wouldn't have a debt ceiling problem. >> people need to remember what the sequester is, how it came about. and that was over a fight over the debt ceiling. >> a fight andrew mccarthy of the national review says was picked by tea party republicans like brown. >> a lot of the professional politicians of both parties said, oh, they're crazy. they're going to cause us to default. they're going to throw the world economy into chaos. but eventually they forced a deal with the sequester on an unwilling washington. >> the deal was this. if republicans and democrats could not cut $1.2 trillion out of the growth of spending over ten years, automatic cuts would kick in. half would come from domestic spending. half from defense. that's why brown was torn over the sequester last winter. he desperately wants to downsize the government. except

. >> that's congressman paul brown, president obama had republicans like him in mind when he proposed the sequester back in 2011. >> if we went back to the original intent of the constitution, we wouldn't have a debt ceiling problem. >> people need to remember what the quester is, how it came about and that was over a -- a fight overt debility ceiling. >> a debt andrew mccarthy of the national review says was picked by tea party republicans like brown. >> a lot of the professional politicians in both parties said oh, they're crazy. they're going to cause us to default. they're going to throw the world economy into chaos. but eventually they forced a deal with the sequester on an unwilling washington. >> the deal was this: if republicans and democrats could not cut $1.2 trillion out of the growth of spending over ten years, automatic cuts would kick in. half would come from domestic spending. half from defense. that's why brown was torn over the sequester last winter. he desperately wants to downsize the government, except for the pentagon. >> we need to make targeting cuts, but we nee

. >> that's congressman paul brown.resident obama had republicans like him in mind when he proposed the sequester. back in 2011. >> if we went back to the original intent of the constitution we wouldn't have a debt ceiling problem. >> people need to remember what the sequester is, how it came about. and that was over a fight over the debt ceiling. >> a fight andrew mccarthy of the national review says was picked by tea party republicans like brown. >> a lot of the professional politicians of both parties said, oh, they're crazy. they're going to cause us to default. they're going to throw the world economy into chaos. but eventually they forced a deal with the sequester on an unwilling washington. >> the deal was this. if republicans and democrats could not cut $1.2 trillion out of the growth of spending over ten years, automatic cuts would kick in. half would come from domestic spending. half from defense. that's why brown was torn over the sequester last winter. he desperately wants to downsize the government. except

as the bengals head back to finish up the season at paul brown stadium. pittsburgh scores early and often, wins the game, 30-20. >>> coming up next the wendy's post game after these messages. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> announcer: welcome to the wendy's post game report. here now, bob costas. >>> teetering on the brink the steelers come up with an impressive performance tonight and stay alive, although only barely in the playoff race. they defeat the bengals, 30-20. ben roethlisberger 20 of 25, through for a touchdown and threw his first interception in f

retired last year so in the house we have paul brown who is pushing that bill and then we also have senator rand paul who is pushing in the senate and he has said that he is going to hold up janet yellen his nomination has been asked to have the fed when he steps down next year and he's going to hold her nomination until that bill is brought to the floor so there's a lot of debate about around this right now and it looks like that what will come up early and january so we'll see very soon where that's going to go well speaking of congress harrison i want to go to you obviously congress has a role in all this i mean do you think recent that policies have been in response to sort of the gridlock we're seeing in washington or how would you say sort of congress is weighing in on all of this. i can speak to that honestly the one point i do i would like to make however is that we're not calling for a straight up or an ending of the fed i mean i think that would be ideal and ideal world is dominated by local and alternative currencies but i think that could cause some pretty big problems in this c

. >> that's congressman paul brown. president obama had republicans like him when mind when he proposed the sec quester back in 2011. >> if we went back to the original intent of the constitution we wouldn't have a debt ceiling problem. >> people need to remember whit the sec quester is how it came about. that was over a fight over the debt ceiling. >> a fight andrew mccarthy says was picked by tea party republicans. >> a lot of professional politicians of both parties said they are crazy they are going to ca cause us to default and throw the world economy into chaos but they forced a sec quest sec /* sequester on government. >> they couldn't improve the growth of spending for ten years automatic cuts would kick in half from domestic pend sending half from defense. >> that is why brown was torn over the sec quest ter. he wants to down size the government except for the pentagon. >> we need to make targeted cuts but we need to have strong national defense. we need to spend more money on the defense. >> former clinton adv

. >> reporter: that's congressman paul brown.resident obama had republicans like him in mind when he proposed the sequester back in 2011. >> if we went back to the original intent of the constitution, we wouldn't have a debt ceiling problem. >> people need to remember what the sequester is -- how it came about. and that was over a fight over the debt ceiling. >> reporter: a fight andrew mccarthy of the "national review" says was picked by tea party republicans like brown. >> a lot of the professional politicians in both parties said oh, they're crazy, they're going to cause us to default, they're going to throw the world economy into kchaos, but eventually the forced a deal with the sequester on an unwilling washington. >> reporter: the deal was this -- if republicans and democrats could not cut $1.2 trillion out of the growth of spending over ten years, automatic cuts would kick in. half would come from domestic spending, half from defense. >> we're not doing it. >> reporter: that's why brown was torn over the sequester last win

the democrats hope that the republicans nominate paul brown, a very convict vev tiff congressman. a chance of winning that primary. but there are also very conservative congressman as well, phil gingrey, no, ma'am ni -- nominate nying for the democrats think they can escape with this seat. if they do win georgia, the chances of republicans taking back the senate are essentially gone. >> i know you've been on the ground in north carolina, kay hagen certainly fighting to keep her had seat. her challenger will be attacking her reputation in washington. >> she was running hard against the north carolina legislature. remember, 2008 was an election in which democrats thought they could move north carolina in the direction of their column for years to come. but what's happened is the state has shifted markedly to the right. the legislature is now controlled by republicans, the governorship first time since reconstruction that happened. they pushed through a very, very conservative agenda over the last year or so. and kay hagen's strategy is to run against that legislature, run against th

. >> police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down citizen came over to me and said, officer, officer, there is a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. based upon what i saw, i knew he was great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in dire need of help. with little time to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> i said, we can lift the car up. and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said, we can try, and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunteers surrounds the car and summons all of their strength. >> so i said, on the count of three you guys are going to lift and i'm going to pull. so on the count of three they lift. >> we all just lifted up and it felt easy because there were so many of us picking the car up. tilt the car just like that right now and we let him hold the car until the officer pulled him from up

the political question of what we do is still thorny. >> paul. >> jerry brown wins re-election by 21oints, the largest margin since 1986 when tom bradley was beaten by 236789. >> you are a bold man with points and everything. >> carla? >> the oakland mayor, her approval ratings are in the tank. she hat power of incumbency and rank choice voting. i think she wins re-election, but people talk about the next possible, ann gutch. >> that would be a very interesting election. >> for me, boy, you are heavy-duty people. i'm a cal grad. i predict next year the big game, cal will not lose by a 50-point margin ever again. >> hope springs eternal. >> i'm an optimist for 2014. >> do you have a stanford rose bowl prediction. >> that's for you. you're a man of points. you guys, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we do have other stories of the year. and silicon valley diva is a group that calls itself a media community organizing entrepreneurial collective it brings together advocates, organizers and journalists who coffer issues like criminal justice, housing and immigration reform. next, sco

paul browne, former deputy commander -- commissioner for public communication for the nypd.lix accounts with others in your house might be coming to an end. ♪ >> it has been a record year for u.s. stock prices and for hollywood. big releases are helping domestic box office receipts close out the year at a record. unbelieving came out on christmas day, justin bieber's second film, >> "in the loop" with betty liu will be right back. film, "believe." this was his second documentary. what made the movie not do as well as the first one? a they claimed to be theatrical version of what beyoncÉ did with her album dropped. they opened on fewer screens overall and they did not put a huge marketing blitz behind the movie. that is very different from what 2011.ed in >> is this a new business model? you cannot make the case of ticket sales flopped. flop. ticket sales did it was the worst debut of a concert documentary in recent years. of course, it did not cost a lot of money to make. neverst movie, "never say " took in $30 million on opening weekend and was released on 3100 screens. two

brown, aoduced by paul legendary jazz producer.l looked at each other and said, let's pray this works. the tour.to do we agreed to doing the album, but here are four soloists not used to playing with saxophone players. in high school we all played in a big band, but it had been years since we had to blend with another saxophone player. the first track was a classic. we all put our horns up and hit record. >> let's hear a clip. ♪ >> these great or infection parts. -- these great section hearts. tom scott who did arrangements for everybody from michael , allon to paul mccartney the steely dan's stuff, so we had great arrangers doing the arrangements, so when we put our words to our mouths, we looked at each other and said, i think this is going to work. i am a musicow lover. because there are so many great horn sections and great hits, you could do earth wind and fire and have a great album of horn solos, so how did you figure out what made the cut? you have 12 tracks on here? >> there are 12 tracks. the most difficult aspect of maki

. >> paul callan, danny cevallos, pamela brown, thank you for that. >>> chances are this holiday seasonock and usually that means for a check for dui but what if someone says open up your window, open up your mouth, we're going to get a swab of your saliva and dna. some people said, you're kidding me, right? what are your legal rights and did someone break the law when they did that? you'll find out in a moment. people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ shhhh! shhhh. [ coughs ] i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] nope. [ sniffles ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast acting antihistamine to relieve your runny nose. oh, what

pamela brown and paul callan are here to talk about this.u just talked to the father of one of the sandy hook victims. how is he feeling this morning knowing that the tapes are going to be released? >> he's very upset about this. and he told me that he believes it's unfortunate. and he's going to do essentially everything that he can to shield his children from listening to the tapes today. so he's going to protect his family by basically avoiding the media. and he told me, he says, we don't want to hear them. i hope my children don't have to listen to that. this is a unique case and deserved unique treatment. it's unfortunate that they weren't able to see that. and he also told me that the potential harm and children listening to it outweighs any definable good we can think of. and this is from mark barden. his son was killed during the shooting spree. and it seems like that is sort of the consensus among the families in newtown today. >> paul, reportedly only land line calls from inside the school will be released. what kind of restriction

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the anzac stands for ron paul is no longer in congress he added that retired last year so in the house grandpa brown was pushing that dylan and we also have their grandpa was fishing in the sand and he has and that he is going to fall back in the gelding's nomination has announced two and had the fed would bring peace to the next year. he's going to hold her nomination and fill that bill is brought to you before so there's a light debated on that at around this right now it looks like that but will come out early in january will see very soon where that's coming down while speaking on the stairs and one of the eu i've obviously congress has a role in all this means you think. i resent the fed policies and danny. in response to user into gridlock we're seeing in washington are how would you say sort of congress is weighing in on all of this i can speak to that honestly on the one point two i would like to make however is that we're not calling third string of abolition or an ending of the fat mean i think that would be ideal an ideal world that is dominated by local alternative currencies. but i thin

obama lost a filibuster proof senate when scott brown was sworn in to replace the late ted kennedy on february fourth the twenty ten. as economists paul krugman brilliantly points out his blog for the new york times real government spending has been in a freefall since two thousand and ten all thanks to republican driven austerity measures as crude minorites you can see that there was a brief model spurred in spend and associate with the obama stimulus but it has long since been out weighed and swapped by a collapse in spending without precedent in the last half century. much of the recent drop in real government spending is associated with a devastating sequester which republicans know is the most brutal and terrible form of austerity and the form of austerity that is most likely to destroy the economy and wreck the obama presidency and legacy. that's why conservative groups are committed to having the sequester hit americans full force and why they're now attacking fellow conservatives in washington like paul ryan who are willing to just slightly release the brake on a sturdy these conservative groups and their affiliated members in

brown dirt and the green trees. and the art teacher says, "oh, no, no, paul, you don't do that. what you do is you make the mountains bluish." i said, "bluish?" "yeah, because they're far away. and faraway dark mountains is gonna look bluish." i can't remember if i asked her hc. but i don't know if she would have known the answer. do you guys know why it is that a dark, dark mountain far away looks bluish to the eye? how many people are familiar with that anyway? distant distance, things in the distance look bluish. how many say, "i've never looked any further than just around my local--" come on, come on, okay? and there's another thing too. you guys don't be knowing about- distant, distant mountains that are covered with show that are very, very bright, far, far away, don't look white. they look, kind of, yellowish. like, some of the blue didn't make it to your eye. i wonder how come distant bright things look yellowish, and distant dark things look bluish? in fact, when you look up at the sky, it's all blue. guess what the background is, the darkness of outer space. the astro

the memorial service starts at 8:00 and willie brown will chair the event the it will be steamed on abc7 news cop. investigation of paulturning in for turn part of the wrecked porsche that walker was in when he was killed in a crash two weeks ago. the sheriff says that 25-year-old man surrendered last night according to investigators, the suspect and another man stole a roof panel from a tow truck that was carrying the damaged porsche. >> new this morning in the last two hours, time magazine has named "person of the year," and that is pope francis in his first year administration lead of the catholic church he was chosen as the person would has ahead the greatest impact on the worlds in 2013. the dow is down 20 points and now it is below the 15,000 mark so wall street trading down right now. we are learning more about mary barra, the first woman being named c.e.o. of an american car company taking over as head of g.m., the mother of two is steeped in car cull tear. her father worm at g.m. and she joined as a college engineering student in 1980 at age 18. more on mary barra on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> turns ou

paul. 19-yard touchdown. griffin 12 of 12 passing to start the game. redskins up, 14-0. to the fourth quarter now. 17-14. on first and goal the giants andre brown reaches out and scores the go ahead touchdown. giants up 21-17. now we have 1:30 to go. skins down seven. after a referee screw-up, it's fourth and one. he makes the catch but the ball is stripped and taken away by will hills. giants hold on to win it, 24-17. the redskins now 3-7. they are tied in the nfl for the second worst record in the league. they are 3 of 9 right now. and pretty much this redskins team will take the next month, the next four games to evaluate next season. that's what they'll do. stay right here, we'll have more coming up in "redskins final." >>> an investigation into under way tonight in kansas city after a man was found dead in the parking lot of arrowhead stadium during the chiefs/broncos game. two suspects are in custody. police say the vick tetim was tg to get into somebody's car when he was con fronted by the owner and a friend. the men struggled and the victim was found unconscious and taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. no word tonig

brown. >> reporter: police arrested these four men overnight for a crime that prosecutors call both arbitrary and senseless. at least three of the four men had been arrested for serious crimes before. u.s. attorney paul phishman: >> you shouldn't have to worry, wherever you go, downtown newark, short hills mall or anywhere else, that someone would put a gun to your head and take your car. >> reporter: police and the f.b.i. had been working since sunday to find out who had gunned down 30-year-old dustin friedland. he and his wife jamie were carjacked after an evening of holiday shopping at the mall at short hills in new jersey. acting essex prosecutor carolyn murray, said the men attacked the couple as they were getting into their parked 2012 range rover. >> the crime itself appears to have been motivated by the desire for that type of vehicle. >> reporter: the s.u.v was found abandoned the next morning in newark about ten miles from the mall. police offered a $41,000 reward. murray said callers with tips were critical. >> the sheer senselessness of this case outraged people. >> reporter: funeral services for friedland were held wednesday. his wife wasn't harmed in the attack and said she is very grat

brown this morning. here is something you don't hear too often on capitol hill. it is we have a deal. republican congressman paulatty murray announcing a two-year agreement on a budget plan. can it get through congress? that's the big question this morning. dana bash is live from capitol hill this moing. what are you hearing this morning, dana. >> even the people who negotiated this admit it's not a grand bargain, it's not perfect but it is a start, they hope, to getting congress and washington back to work. >> reporter: t democratic and republican budget chairman pearing together and announcing a compromise. >> this agreement makes sure we don't have a government shutdown in january and then another government shutdown scenario in october. it makes sure we don't lurch from crisis to crisis. >> we made a conscious decision as chairman ryan said to focus on where we can agree. >> reporter: to be sure where they can agree is a start but it's modest. it reduces the deficit by $23 billion. sets budget levels for the next two years, eliminating some arbitrary, unpopular spending cuts and pays for the increased spendi