tom price of georgia and phil row of tennessee were part of e heritage foundation policy summit this week. t's just over an hour. >> we are privilege today to be on the forefront of thinking ant about what comes after obama are. f f health care by there is really a lot more in these different plans that are being presented here today and others that are percolating throughout congress and in the conservative think tank role. there's's lot more that join us on this issue than divides us. we ail agree that we should have choices. we all agree that the market drivers down prices than do federal mandate. health care should be affordable. and freedom should be the center piece of any health care plan. relationships with our doctors should not be coerced both of these plans put us on the path of reform. please join me in welcoming john price to talk about the first one. [applause] >> thank you so much to all. great to be with you and greet be back at heritage. her tan does a -- heritage does a great job. patient center health care which is what the topic is and how do we get it. what does

that's not tom price or phil rowe saying it, that's the medicare actuaries. in the next decade medicare is broke. it doesn't mean they go broke, it means they could no longer provide the services they have promised to seniors. again, harming people. saving, reforming the system, that's what republicans are trying to do but we haven't had a willing partner on the other size -- side. so in order for the kind of things that have had bipse -- bipartisan support, some brought up in the president's budget, but then when we bring them up as possible opportunities to move slegs -- legislation across, the administration says oh did, oh, no, it was, we only meant it in context. or hairy doctor -- harry reid says no, we have to do it in targeted fashion the that's where the whole issue of the politics of it, we're not going to change this from washington, d.c. this has to be changed from across the country, from the american people standing up staying we want our representatives to represent us, not the party. us, not the administration. and as long as the american peop

row. hosting the flyers tonight. first period, brett burns with a great move, 2-1 sharks. flyers catch fire in the third. philan jose. 5-2 the final. >>> what do you have planned for joe pavelski day? it's coming on friday in clover, wisconsin. the town has to be proud of this. he was named the nhl third star of the month for the month of january. he will also represent the u.s. in the olympic games. >>> richard sherman telling the monday morning quarterback the nfc championship was the super bowl. the 49ers were the second best team in the nfl and also says about his attempted handshake with michael crabtree after that game if i went up to larry fitzgerald in that situation he would have shaken my hand. it's all about respect. >>> vegas agrees with sherman with the first part of that statement. the seahawks are the early line favorites to win super bowl xlix. >>> and regardless how the 49ers do on the field one is looking good off it. colin kaepernick is one of the best dressed in the nfl using their title, he is the most stylish in the league. but you know, he would trade that title in a second to have anot

phil. >> the death penalty conversation is being resurrected in california. there are more than 700 people on death row. the state hasn't executed an inmate in seven years. >> a former of governors democrat and republican lead a new push to resume executions. allen martin has more. >> hopefully this time we will correct some of the problems that are causing all of these long delays. >> with that, three former california governors threw their support behind a plan to resuscitate the death penalty in california. >> all three governors believe strongly there should be a death penalty for the most heinous crimes in the state. the people endorse that view two years ago. >> reporter: former governors are asking voters to support a ballot initiative they say would speed up the state's lengthy and costly process for capital punishment. >> old age should not be the leading cause of death on death row. jerry brown has been relatively quiet on the issue. in 2012, he didn't publicly support proposition 34 until he actually voted for it on election day. >> 48% of californias voted top replace the death penalty. >>

phil kessel. right around the defenseman, and that is your first goal of the game. just over a minute in. kessel had the natural hat trick. three goals in a rowusa wins 5-1. they move on to quarterfinals on wednesday. against the win over the czech runner-up and slovakia. russia needed another shoot-out today against slovakia. kovalchuk provided the game winner. they advance to qualification play-offs against norway on tuesday. >>> all right. let's talk a little baseball. it's been a while since we said that. spring training is under way for the nationals, and this year's team has a different look and feel to it. mainly because of their first year manager matt williams leading the way as opposed to davey johnson. while the players are getting familiar with williams, he settled into his new role as the team's skipper. >> it's different. it's new. in my previous role of being the third base coach and infield coach, i had multiple roles, but nothing like this. it's good, though. i look at it as a challenge and i embrace it. >> he is business. he wants to go out there and win. he is a great manager. and i think he going to have his fun. he is goi

row, the key level as well and save haven of gold up $6.5 to 2.6%. adam: we want to turn to commodities. will prices are wavering on the latest inventory data. phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme so supplies rose less than expected. where are the bigger gains? >> those numbers are skewered by the weather in the gulf of mexico. in the gulf of mexico last week we had massive fogs, storms, snow, you name it and oil tankers could not offload for. a lot of tankers are still sitting in the gulf of mexico that they think will get back in non land next week so that is tempering its somewhat. the other thing we are looking at on this market is strong demand for product, gasoline and distillate fields up 5% over where we were a year ago. what is surprising is you wouldn't think gasoline demand would stay strong but it is despite the bad weather.l gas, dollar range today. big explosive move overnight, recovering like crazy. we filled the gap on last month's expiration around 570, all the way down to 520, an incredible ride for natural-gas. even more incredible than the weather we have been having. dennis: cbs will pull all tobacco products from sto