so i need to look at a pennsylvania.ion to increase access to quality care, and again not that one size fits all. we're making our own analysis of the situation in pennsylvania, and every hear from secretary sebelius, ask her more questions, we'll make our open decision, but right now, what i've told the general assembly, i can't recommend expansion at this time. >> neil: governor, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> neil: spring break? give me a break. snow coming down, a nightmare for travelers and the french protests and they're called quaint. americans protest and it they're called kooks. monica on the media's double standards. license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. dad: you excited for youyeah.st day? ♪ dad: you'll be fine, ok? girl

pennsylvania is expected to be hammered on that.en critical the way the house republican strategy has been during the sequester talks. what would you like to see? >> i would like to have seen not just the house but the senate participate in this. my comments weren't aim just at the house and the president. sit down and do what governors across the country do with their legislators, go through a budget line by line. liz: make it happen. >> if you have to reduce you take money out in different programs. we do that all the time. and what they're saying here, 2% across the board, i think it was 2% across the board without any indication that if you have extra money in one program, you could take some more from that program. liz: right. >> and not take so much out of a different program. the military is a clear example of that. my national guard adjutant general says he has money in reserve right now because we have not brought on new employees to cover some of the costs but he is being told to lay off federal employees one day a week. l

we begin with the deadly bus crash in central pennsylvania.tour bus carrying the seton hill women's lacrosse team from greensburg to a game in lancaster. look at the images. the bus veered off the highway, and smashed into a tree, sheering off the whole front end of the bus. stretchers carrying away the victims. tonight we learned the driver and the coach have been killed, who we have learned was pregnant. the baby did not survive. abc's john leading us off. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a routine road trip for the women's lacrosse team of seton hill of pennsylvania.

pennsylvania, pittsburgh you're going to be looking at snow.ick around through the morning, through the afternoon, we'll start off from parts of the ohio valley, you have the low there. that one's going to be basically just sucked up by this low off the coast. that is what's going to be providing the snow for areas like southern parts of jersey, as well as into new york city. the five boroughs, you could see anywhere between 1 and 3 inches of snowfall. the good news is, new england you're not even going to really touch into the snow. the low is going to be pulling offshore. as we look at some of the warnings and advisories out there, want to point out areas including indiana, ohio, we're talking 1 to 4 inches, 4 to 6 inches for regions including cincinnati, as well as into columbus. and then right along the mountains, 6 to 12 inches of snowfall. yes, that's good for the skiers. but, we are expecting some travel delays today. for d.c. metro, an hour or more. the same for philadelphia, indianapolis, as well as columbus. you're looking at delays,

scott in pennsylvania? scott?ller: hey, jim, i'm a young investor from linmore, pennsylvania. >> that's where i'm from. >> caller: yeah, yeah. and -- >> springfield high. spartans. >> caller: yeah, absolutely. >> tonight we dine on the other teams. what's up? >> caller: i was just wondering, should i sell the stock valero energy? >> no, valero's fine, the widening west texas versus brent, you are in terrific shape. everyone wants to leave the party. not yet, fellow spartan. let's go to doug in wisconsin, doug? >> caller: yeah, jim. i have a question on magnum hunter resources. i understand that they missed their 10k filing. >> yeah. >> and i was wondering what your opinion was on magnum hunter since you missed it. >> well, i thought that was an unimpressive, unimpressive thing that they came on the show and then missed it. so i'm trying to keep my temper here because i do take anger management now and then and this one is requiring every bit of my anger management tutelage. al in pennsylvania, al? >> caller: hi, j

the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i have no other speakers at this time. if the gentleman from minnesota is prepared to yield back the balance of his time -- mr. nolan: i am. yield back the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. barletta: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in closing, law enforcement all over the country every day go to work to protect us -- protect our neighborhoods, our communities always knowing they may not return home that night. i think this is very fitting that we honor the men and women who keep this country and our communities safe. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass and agree to house concurrent resolution 18. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. nolan: mr. speaker. m

. >> john: we conclude wtf pennsylvania week with the inspiring story of how a few pennsylvania republicanslove their country so much and respect the electoral process so deeply, they're willing to remove all of that trifle and democracy that's been screwing up the last few presidential elections for them. now, y'all know what the electoral college is. that magical thing that gave the white house to george w. bush even though more people voted for our former boss, al gore. his empty office is a riot to jump around in by the way. the republican national committee took a look at states where the people vote blue but the legislatures and governors are republican and told the republican lawmakers to enact a plan to manipulate the electoral college. now wisconsin and virginia both had a go at this but republicans were so busy manipulating elections there they forgot to manipulate the media there. there was such a public outcry that even paul ryan and virginia governor bob mcdonnell backed away from the scheme. pennsylvania however, did not get the memo. so governor tom corbin and dominic recentl

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. >> cacería humana en pennsylvania por un hombre que mató a otro y huyó. >> los maestros de chicagoo a la justicia. >> el domingo en "al punto" estará con nosotros el presidente barack obama. >> tienen hijos que vengan acá y que tengan espacio para la ciudadanía. >> tendremos un debate si debe haber o no matrimonio gay en estados unidos. >> el matrimonio une a un hombre y una mujer. >> ¿cómo ven las otras religiones al nuevo papa francisco. >> la meta de papa es no tanto creer a la iglesia católica, sino activar a los católicos. >> cada uno de tiene acceso a dios de igual manera. >> la policía del este de pennsylvania pide la ayuda de la comunidad para dar con un hombre que mató a otro y luego s edio a la fuga. >> cientos de personas salieron en connecticut para protestar por la violencia armada y acabar con la asociación nacional del rifle, se tiene que empezar esto en connecticut donde se registró la última amenaza. >> el sindicato de maestros de illinois pidió a las familias que se manifiesten el cierre de 54 escuelas y de 61 edificios que operan las escuelas públicas de chicago,

. >>> on a highway in pennsylvania today, a charter bus carrying a women's college sports team veered off the road and crashed into a tree, killing two people on board and leaving a community in deep shock. nbc's michelle franzen has more on that tonight. >> reporter: the first images of a mangled charter bus after it crashed saturday morning along the pennsylvania turnpike, 20 miles outside harrisburg. on-scene, rescue crews scrambled to help victims on board. 23 women lacrosse players and three coaches from seton hill, a private catholic university in pennsylvania. the team was on its way to play an ncaa division ii match at millersville university when police say the bus veered off the road, plowed through a guardrail, and slammed into a tree. the bus driver died at the scene. and seton hill officials released a statement mourning the loss of the team's head coach, 30-year-old christina quigley, who died shortly after at a hospital. they confirmed she was pregnant and her unborn baby boy died as a result of the crash as well. police say three passengers were seriously injured. 19 o

it happened in pennsylvania, just north and west of pennsylvania, pottstown is the area you're seeingow. boy, if there's some on the grass still plenty of cold to keep that snow in place. minneapolis stays at 26 today. but down to 20, tuesday, actually, 19 and 20 on wednesday. as we go into spring, it's not going to feel too much like it. last march it was in the 80s for a lot of the nation. that was a weird march. but still, what a contrast. 33 will be the high in chicago. that's the big picture. >> this weather report has been brought to you by walgreens. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- >> the big moment. >> the reveal. my chance to indulge my inner cowgirl at a rodeo. when you're at the corner of "i'm a new parent" and "i have no idea what i'm doing," you need a hand. well, walgreens is innovating to help. by making prescription refills this easy. and we're bringing our pharmacists out front to answer your questions. at walgreens, we'll do more than help you get well. we'll help you stay well and live well. because that's what it really means to be at the corner of happy

cumberland county in southern pennsylvania. the women's lacrosse team from seton hill university was on the bus when it veered off the road. at least two people were killed. now we know their names. let's go to susan candiotti working from new york. what have you learned? >> this is an awful accident. there were 23 people on the bus carrying the women's lacrosse team. the head coach, a 30-year-old mother-to-be was killed. christina quigley was 6 months pregnant and air lifted to a hospital. neither the coach nor her unborn baby survived. neither did the bus driver, 61-year-old anthony guetta died at the scene. everyone else was taken to the hospital for treatment. the team's charter bus was headed east on the pennsylvania turnpike this morning on oh the way from seton hill in greensburg, pennsylvania, east of pittsburgh across the state to a game in millersville. the driver veered off the road, hit a guardrail, went 70 yards through grass and slammed into a tree. the front of the bus appears to have taken the brunt of the impac

specifically pennsylvania. why is that? >> i absolutely love pennsylvania.if you think aut it, the ports were all in ameri. the farther west people went, the less they bought. there was a lot of manufacturing in pennsylvania, people have jobs there. if you drive the back roads, every 5 miles is an incredible town with so much. to explore. people the people are great, they are very friendly. there are a lot of bonds in pennsylvania that are twice the size of anywhere else in the country's the one that sounds like a great place to look. tell us about your book before you go. >> basically cared pickers is a way to teach community history and world history or items they find. it teaches recycling, repurchasing in their own community, teaching children the value of the dollar. gerri: that is the kind of thing i can go for. mike, thank you for coming on. good luck with the show. i hope it goes on forever. gerri: thank you. still ahead, the latest news on the facebook phone. and i get behind the wheel of amazing cars at the new york international auto show. stay wi

you guys, pennsylvania. huge state. huge sprawling state. owners, the vast majority of them responsible. where are you on what wayne lapierre said? >> well, we have a million hunters in the state. as ed knows, it's a big part of our culture and pennsylvania. after newtown i spent a lot of time thinking what happened there and i made a pretty substantial shift in my position. i think we should have not only a vote but pass some of the measures we have been talking about, the assault weapons ban, the magazine clip legislation, if we can get to that, and the background checks. there could be others but those are the three main ones. even if it's only done by way of amendment when we get to the legislation itself. >> what kind of pressure have you come under since your position has evolved? >> a lot of criticism. but that's -- but also support. that's the way it is in our state. it's a pretty -- it's a tough issue for people in our state. but i think for me the criticism or the impact of that criticism will come over time. >> you assumed the gov

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republican from pennsylvania arlen specter says if you privatize it, people might lose their jobs. if you have to run it like a business, if taxpayers are on the hook for your hair cuts, won't be as good a deal for us. >> clayton: i don't think congressmen have the best heads of hair. >> alisyn: and tell that to rick. and let us know what you think about this, please. >> clayton: coming up a budget battle on washington. are the two sides ready to come together? chris wallace tell us what he knows next. >> alisyn: imagine jumping from 8,000 feet above the ground and your parachute sales to open. this happened to this poor guy, but he survived and he's here with the incredible story. ♪ look what mommy is having.

wtf pennsylvania week with the story about high school.ow, we all know thatted adolescence can be a difficult time, especially if you're an adolescent. the chambersburg p.a. school board is doing what it can to turn the precious adolescent school year into a nightmarish trauma. the school board denied approval to a gay straight alliance club in chambersburg area high school. it is not meant to foster -- it is meant to foster compassion between straight and lgbt students and perhaps maybe help them mature as people and thus be better prepared for the outside world. also, this gay straight alliance club would negate the problem of bullying. i don't remember if i was bullied much in high school because i took so many blows to the head from jocks but school board member karl barton says there is insufficient evidence to show there is a widespread bullying problem in the school. except for the fact that it's a school. now this school does have a place for closeted gay kids. the organization mental health america reports that gay lesbian, bisexu

so proud to represent northeastern pennsylvania as you've described.want to say, there are going to be things that folks like luke and i never will agree on. but what we understand is that there are a lot more things that we will agree on. and if we spend more time together, such as in social outings and things like the bill gates lecture, we're at least going to come to respect each other, enjoy each other's company. now, bill gates's lecture was a terrific example of that -- go ahead. >> no, no, no. that's fine. congressman messer, i wanted to ask you about something. we go to the budget debate. something speaker boehner said this weekend. let me play the clip and ask you to respond. >> we do not have an immediate debt crisis. but we all know that we have one looming. nobody knows where this is. it could be a year or two years, three years, four years. it's not an immediate problem. >> so, congressman messer, speaker boehner is saying that the debt is not an immediate problem. which is the same thing president obama said last week and republicans cri

tragic situation on the pennsylvania roadways.eturn now to the northeastern section of ohio and a rape trial involving two high school football stars accused of attacking a 16-year-old girl. the defense put several witnesses on the stand hoping to bolster the case of the two players. poppy harlow is outside the courthouse in steubenville, ohio. >> we're about halfway through day four of testimony in the steubenville rape trial that captured the nation's attention. two teenaged high school football players accused of raping a 16-year-old girl at a series of parties back in august. today has been all about the defense for the first time the defense has been able to call some of its witnesses and it has called three so far today. the first two witnesses both teenaged girls both saying they were best friends with the alleged victim until after this incident saying they're no longer friends with her. they testified about what happened that evening, and how intoxicated the girl was and the defense here by calling these witnesses really

everybody's equity went up all kinds of small companies popped up out all over the place particularly in pennsylvania started out and it was a good thing when we broke up a t.n.t. would richard nixon began the breakup of a t.n.t. that ended during the reagan administration it stockholder equity tripled it we may have seen some powers positive outcome in the past of putting these artificial legal restraints into the marketplace but by and large using the and i sure as

you know this about pennsylvania. chris, pennsylvania has no statewide lgbt civil rights. >> yeah.rking on it. >> works on it. i'm glad to have you on. that's why i wanted you on. let me go back to joy and this whole question of change. and you're young. you know why, because the battle lines in so many other issues, whether abortion rights, or a war, they seem to stay where they are. they're always sort of in the 40-yard lines, using football teams. it always seems to be on abortion rights, somewhere it's close, it's pro choice, but it's somewhere near this battle line. the battle lines shifted so dramatically in just 20 years. do you think it was -- you said, let's get to the facts here. people coming out, right? >> yeah, it's been breathtakingly quick. my kids who are young teenagers or teenagers, you know, they don't think that being gay is that, you know, remarkable. they don't think -- when i was a teenager, it's something that you didn't know anybody in your community who's gay because no one would admit it. the late harvey milk, if you remember the dramatic scene in the mov

the team was headed to millersville pennsylvania for an afternoon game.s carrying 23 people. many of whom are being treated for minor to major injuries. two people -- including n- f-l wide receiver donte stallworth -- are in the hospital after their hot air balloon crashed into power lines. it happened this morning outside of miami florida. according to stallworth's lawyer -- stallworth suffered severe burns but is in stable condition. there was a third passenger who escaped unscathed. the cause of the crash is currently under investigation. this is file video of stallworth. whose agent added that the receiver should be able to play again. >> we started out with some low clouds and napa valley. but those cleared out by 10:00 a.m. into lots of sunshine. a beautiful day with an emerald green hills. 73 degrees in downtown napa. not quite as warm but here is a live look over the bridge. it is a bit windy along the coast. point reyes. 36 m.p.h.! over 30 m.p.h. and even 40 m.p.h.. 22 house with the wind going over tonight but they will pick up with mostly clear

the bus went off the pennsylvania turnpike, slamming into a tree.t front side sheared off. >> went through this grassy area and striking. >> the team's head coach, 30-year-old christina, later died at the hospital. authorities say she was about six months pregnant. her unborn child didn't make it. the bus driver, anthony, died on the scene. 21 of the 23 people on board were injured. victims were admitted to area hospitals. most of them have been released. one person is still in the hospital, listed in satisfactory condition. on the campus of seton hill, shock mixed with grief blankets the school. >> coming together, prayers for the women's lacrosse team. it shows how close we can be. >> at this point investigators don't know what caused the accident. >> that was john reporting. students and faculty of seton hill will gather at the university tonight for a vigil. >>> this morning nfl free agent. donte stallworth is recovering from severe burns he suffered when the hot-air balloon he was raiding in hit power lines in south florida. they say he will be

folks from as far west as west virginia, north of pennsylvania. this right here, we're expecting it to be a serious mess with all of the snow on the highway. you can see in the distance there, a lot of red lights, a lot of cars braking, suggesting that there's a little bit of traffic stuff going on up there. also, christine, another concern, snow hanging onto the trees. just want to show you this. you can see how the snow is pretty much just hanging on these branches. some of it is actually pounding down on our heads. this is a serious concern because a lot of this snow could snap those tree branches and come down on power lines. obviously that's a concern. another thing is clearing the snow, right here on this property that we're on, we spoke with the snow plow operator just moments ago. i asked him how long he expects to be out here. take a listen. >> as long as there's snow on the surface, as long as it sticks. once i get it cleaned up we'll be good to go. but we've got a few other sites to take care of. going to be probably a long day, busy mo

plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. 12-year-old pennsylvania boy dies because of a bullying attack. megyn kelly has been investigating. miss delaware teen u.s.a. loses her title because she made a porn movie. our two psychologists say society might be to blame. we'll have a follow-up on that. we hope you stay tuned to those e e e e there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide. where queen mattresses start at just $699. and right now enjoy the lowest prices of the season on our most popular bed sets. sleep number. comfort individualized. >> bill: in the are a r. we crazy segment tonight. as we reported last week, melissa king miss delaware teen u.s.a. lost her title because she made a hard core porn film. some say that's her fault. society says someone else may to be blame. new informat

at the time i was in medical school a class of 180 at the university of pennsylvania. there were 35 women in the class. and as supervisor wiener has already pointed out, we've made great strides in training young women as physicians. the class at ucsf now is more than half women, and i'm very pleased about that. (applause) >> [speaker not understood] some of our traditionally male residency programs such a surgery are also more than half women now and it is with a thrill to me. the first time i walked in the operating room and the anesthesiologist, the surgeon, the nurses, and the techs were all women. the only man in the room was the patient. [laughter] (applause) >> we've come a long way. we have a long way to go. i have a lot of people to thank. i have my coconspirators from sfgh, [speaker not understood] and all of our wonderful women, cathy, rose, [speaker not understood], all the wonderful people who are here to support me. as well as my family and friends and i have my wonderful daughter jessica who is here from santa barbara who came up for the ceremony. thank

. >> you know, the godfather of the 1600 pennsylvania avenue, for those who don't know gene sperling, gene is not a terribly intimidating public figure, i think, but the irony of this is how bob wood ward has become now who is blamed, blamed by two generations of conservatives and republicans but bringing with the possible exception 6 richard nixon haig more to do with richard nixon's impeachment than any other living human being. he was a liberal agent, now he is embraced by conservatives because he is exposed or allegedly exposed the white house, that it's the pas attorneyity who has the pas attorneyity. i mean it is graham rudman 25 years later that is what it. >> rooney: -- . >> woodruff: so the voting rights act, david, arguments between the supreme court this week. what did you make of it. this is much anticipated. >> yeah, well antonin kalia said something an knox us about voting being a racial entitlement. >> which is ridiculous. but i do have to say i was sort of surprised reading through that i was a little more persuaded that some of the skeptics at some point have a much s

the clerk: the senator from pennsylvania, mr. toomey, proposes amendment number 115 to amendment number 26. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: yes. the senator from ohio. mr. brown: mr. president, thank you. i ask unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendment and call up amendment number 83. ms. mikulski: mr. president, i object. mr. president, in behalf of senator landrieu and myself, i object to the senator's request. the presiding officer: objection is heard. ms. mikulski: mr. president, before we proceed to the debate on toomey, i say to my colleague from ohio, a strong advocate for working people is appreciated. i really, from the standpoint of discussion, do not want to discuss. you've got some excellent ideas that i hope you and the gentlelady who chairs the homeland security subcommittee could talk about how we could reach some type of consensus to generate jobs, retain the integrity of a workforce and keep our economy going and i salute you for the work you do every day in that area. mr. brown: i tha

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then it will move onwards to ohio, pennsylvania, and new york.torm is expected to hit the atlantic by monday night. coming up next at eight. the "family" movie that took the top spot at the box office. entertainment news is next. actress tilda swinton.in a very different kind of performance.and animated cave men rule the box office. carl azuz has this weeks hollywood minute. >> she is literally sleeping on the job. she is sleeping inside of a large glass box. dozens of patrons got their first look on the saturday there is no set schedule. she will be there at least a half-dozen more times before the end of the year. >> dreamworks came in first at the box office. they clubbed the competition with $44.7 million in ticket sales. and also an action movie came in second to. and oz is still going strong. sales. >> take a look at this. during today's p-g-a tour action in florida sergio garcia climbed up into a tree to tee off after his g

plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. 12-year-old pennsylvania boy dies because ofgyn kelly has been investigating. miss delaware teen u.s.a. loses her title because she made a porn movie. our two psychologists say society might be to blame. we'll have a follow-up on that. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. so let's break down this play. charles? uh, charles couldn't make it. his single miles card blacked him out here and here. he should have used... the capital one venture card. he's coming to us from home. hey fellas... hey baby, you want mama to iron your undies? nice tightie whities. i didn't know mrs. barkley made quilts. really? looks like a circus tent. is that the best you got? now if you put this, with this, you have a sailboat. what's in your wallet? you have a sailboat. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. >> bill: in the are a r. we cra

>> well andrea, you're from pennsylvania, i know you care about pennsylvania and i think there are a of people anxious for me to move forward on the run for governor. but in our conversations certainly this week my focus is going to be on getting the finances right in this country. getting the budget right for my constituents, for pennsylvania and for the country. and it's a big question about our priorities. where we make our investments, who we protect and how we grow this economy. that's going to be my focus for the next week or so. >> congresswoman, thank you very much. i'm going 0 it take that as a maybe, to be continued. >>> and moments ago, president obama arrived on capitol hill. this is the video as he arrived. on that second floor of the capitol to meet with senate democrats. going into the meeting with them, in their regular caucus and we know that he's going to be meeting with the republicans later in the week. the house and senate republicans. >>> meanwhile, where does the revenue come from? the republican budget? congressman tom cole up next, and we're watching the vati

two people are dead after a bus crash in southern pennsylvania. three people who were injured were airlifted to the hospital. 23 people were on board. all are members or are associated with the seton hall university women's lacrosse team. investigators say the bus was on the pennsylvania turnpike when it veered off the road and crashed through a guard rail and hit a tree. no word on where it was headed. >> now, back to the growing nuclear threat from north korea. the u.s. is ramping up myself he will defenses on the west coast to stay ahead of that threat. joining me now is international security expert jim walsh. good to see you. is this action meant to send a message or ease fear or both? >> in the press conference announcing this change, it was said that this was intended to send a signal to north korea. i really don't think that's what this is about. maybe a little bit. this is primarily, the primary audience is the american public. it is the president and in this case the secretary of defense acting to reassure the american public that we are

taking on reform in pennsylvania. and martinez doing education reform.governors who are willing to take the risk. we are optimistic and relevant and we are the ones being courageous. that is how we turn america around. >> we hear about the death of the debt and the trillions we owe, mostly to china and fear on right about the debt but not so on the left. listen to congressman john conyers of detroit who says it is not endangering us. >> the debt is not endangering us a bit. not at all. our economists say we are in debt but it is not endangering anyone. there are economists that say some debt is not a bad idea at all. >>tucker: who are the economists? mail order economists? russian economy economists? >> it is not just the party contest but where people in washington are out of check. nearly two years ago almost every state in america had deficits and most of us, like wisconsin, took a $3.6 billion deficit and turned it to-a billion surplus. why? not just because we need to balance the budget but it helped to improve our economy. we went from losing 133,0

. >> yes, it is estimated just in pennsylvania $11 million wages lost in the short term, and over $53illion if this goes on in the next year. it is real money in real people's pockets that are helping to fund our economy. so it is going to have some real life impacts. for cities, it is devastating. we are struggling and stretched to the breaking point because of all of the other cuts that congress has made and many of the programs that are going to be cut are going to affect cities disproportionately where a majority of the revenue is generated for the economies nationwide, and u, you know, everything from education to, you know, housing for the homeless to flu shots. i was talking to my health director and we will have to turn over 1,000 kids from flu shots in a season that flu has had an enormous impact on us. >> and even more lost wages. with we want to stay on the topic of the real life experience, because here we are once again and i feel like charlie brown and i keep saying, okay, it is going to be better, and then every time seeing that football yanked away. so now when we come

but understand, lesley, they're not losing their paychecks because pennsylvania instituted gaming. losing their paychecks in atlantic city, in delaware at the racetracks, or in west virginia. >> "so why not lose it here?" is what you're saying. >> well, if they're gonna lose it anyway, let's get the upside. we were getting all the downside and none of the upside. >> the upside, he says, is the $1 billion the state got in gambling revenue in 2010, which was used to provide a $200-a-home property tax reduction plus more relief for senior citizens. >> people have been gambling since organized society was formed on the banks of the tigris and euphrates. they were gambling. and they will gamble as long as there is life on this planet. and that's a fact. >> no one's saying that people can't gamble. this is about government using gambling to prey on human weakness for profit. >> les bernal is head of the national organization stop predatory gambling. he and massachusetts state senator sue tucker have been fighting a move to bring casinos and slot parlors to the bay state. >> we're in the

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the chairman of the full committee, the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. upton: well, thank you, mr. speaker. certainly tonight i stand in support of this legislation, h.r. 307, the pandemic and all-hazards preparedness re-authorization act of 2013. this legislation is going to help our nation's families, local communities, first responders and innovators as we prepare for and respond to public health emergencies, including those caused by terrorist attacks. as the nation recovers from a severe flu season, the need to pass this legislation is ever more apparent. this bill's going to help families by requiring that the special needs of our nation's children are taken into account as medical countermeasures move through the f.d.a. process and are purchased for the strategic national stockpile. the bill also would require the department of health and human services t

. >>> a bus carrying a university sports team to a match this morning crashed on a pennsylvania highwaythe bus smashed into a tree, obliterating the driver's seat and ripping open the site. police don't know what caused the bus to leave the road. but the crash killed the driver and the women's lacrosse team coach who was six months pregnant. susan candiotti with details tonight. >> reporter: there were 23 people aboard the bus carrying seton hill's women's lacrosse team. the team's head coach, 30-year-old kristina quigley, was six months pregnant with her second child and airlifted to a hospital but attempts to save her and her unborn baby boy failed. the bus driver, 61-year-old anthony getta, died at the scene. the rest of the passengers were rushed to area hospitals. the team's charter bus was heading east on the pennsylvania turnpike from seton hill in greensburgpiece of pittsburgh on its way across state to a game in millersville in lancaster county. state police say the driver veered off the road, hit a guardrail, went about 70 yards through grass and slammed into a tree. the front

pennsylvania and vermont proposed similar legislation. they are hold ago hearing to consider a 15 percent increase. critics say this isn't the time to be charging consumers for something so necessary to their live it is will drive people to get fuel somewhere else. revenue from gas taxes is increasing. states have to recoup that nun somehow. >> diane macedo thank you, diane. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour. they claim they protect worker's rights. why are workers in one of the company's largest union striking against their own union. have you been inspired the new folks that do sacred sight seeing? our travel expert joins us next with a list of must see churches. but first definitely a must see on my list. brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> we have a great show on tap. dare i say a bit different. benghazi we will look inside that story. idaho governor here to talk about sequester cuts the impact on his state and why he was ready for it. wrestlers together they are almost 1,000 pounds and life si

. >>> a bus carrying a university sports team to a mass this morning crashed on a pennsylvania highwaythe bus smashed into the tree obliterating the driver seat and ripping open the side. police don't know what caused the bus to leave the road, but the crash killed the driver and the women's lacrosse team coach who was six months pregnant. cnn correspondent susan candiotti with the details. >> don, the bus was carrying the lacrosse team, and the team's assistant coach was 30 years old and pregnant with her second child, but attempts to save her and her unborn baby boy failed. the 61-year-old driver anthony aguitta died at the scene. the team's charter bus was heading east on the pennsylvania turnpike from seton hill in greensburg east of pittsburgh on its way to a game in millersville in lancaster county. police say that the bus veered off of the road and hit a guardrail and went 70 yards on the grass and hit a tree. the front of the bus hit a tree. the bus company is also investigating and issued a statement iss and expressing so. there are no accidents for the last two years and the

. >> joining me today, former pennsylvania governor, and nbc news political analyst and current governor of "now," ed rendell. managing editor of the grio.com and soon-to-be lieutenant governor of "now," joy reed. >> and assistant managing editor for "time" magazine, rona. congress may be on spring break, but mayor michael bloomberg is at work. his group, mayors against ill leelg guns announced it will drop $12 million on a tv advertising campaign against 13 states. >> guns are for hunting and protecting my family. i believe in the second amendment and i'll fight to protect it. but with rights come responsibilities. that's why i support comprehensive background checks. so criminals and the dangerously mentally ill can't buy guns. that protects my rights and my family. >> yesterday in an interview with david gregory, mayor bloomberg continued the full-court press. >> we're trying to do everything we can to impress upon the senators, that this is what the survivors want, this is what the public wants. i don't think there's ever been an issue where the public has spoken so clearly, where co