and the window is still open for pitt.: all those times you practice at the line thinking i want to win a game. ian: pivotal one here. rims out. woodall. five seconds remaining. pitt rushes it ahead. gibbs for the tie, no! [buzzer] ian: knocked out of bounds. that's it. the musketeers move on to the sweet 16 with an exclamation point. the officials will take a look at the clock. if it stands it's a 71-68 win for xavier. jim: boy did he ever get a good look right here. in traffic, pulls off. just off left. and let's see if there's any time. ian: ooh, they might put .2 up. and who touched it last? jim: that's a question too but if there is any time left you can't get a shot off. it's just a flip and an attempt. ian: it's out of bounds on the baseline. jim: right there. they might put a .4 up there. ian: it looks that way. this one isn't over. jim: so now, obviously with the three, you got to have some catch and coss -- toss. it's possible by rule. highly unlikely but anything can happen. jamie dixon was all over there. he kn

you saw what pitts says. pitts says basically that the tea party people are racist.hat's unfair. >> yeah. but there is a difference in what pitts is saying and those that are talking about violence. i think what pitts is saying and some of the "new york times" writers are saying is that there is a racial component where people talk about take back our country. who is our? you can't deny. >> bill: our is them. >> you can't deny there is racial components in this. >> bill: hold it. does that make everybody tea party. >> bill: i am going to deny that "here is what i'm going to deny. i'm going to deny that the tea party platform, the movement itself is based on race at all. it isn't. what happens is, in any organization, including your own, you have nuts. you have loons. people who take it way too far who may be racist themselves. you cannot deem monday nice demonize any organization by the action of a few in a demonstration. that's insane. >> i don't think you can do that. but i think if we were to sit here and say that in the tea party that there is not some tea partie

pitts pitts this bill violates -- mr. pitts: this bill violates the conscience of the american bill and should not spend more than we have. this bill is not reform and makes our existing entitlement crisis worse. this violates the belief held by 70% of americans that money collected by the government should not be used to pay for abortion or abortion coverage. that's what the bill does. regardless of the colloquy, an executive order doesn't trump a statute. the government will end up paying for abortions. tax paying subsidies will subsidize insurance coverage that include abortion. the bill and the accompanying executive order turns over the protection. this extreme legislation is being forced on an unwilling nation and most pro-abortion bill, the largest expansion of abortion in our history. no member who votes for it will ever be able to claim again that they have always stood on the side of the unborn. this is a career-defining vote. there will be no backing down. i urge my colleagues to vote no. the speaker pro tempor

pitts pitts this bill violates -- mr. pitts: this bill violates the conscience of the american bill and should not spend more than we have. this bill is not reform and makes our existing entitlement crisis worse. this violates the belief held by 70% of americans that money collected by the government should not be used to pay for abortion or abortion coverage. that's what the bill does. regardless of the colloquy, an executive order doesn't trump a statute. the government will end up paying for abortions. tax paying subsidies will subsidize insurance coverage that include abortion. the bill and the accompanying executive order turns over the protection. this extreme legislation is being forced on an unwilling nation and most pro-abortion bill, the largest expansion of abortion in our history. no member who votes for it will ever be able to claim again that they have always stood on the side of the unborn. this is a career-defining vote. there will be no backing down. i urge my colleagues to vote no. the speaker pro tempor

pitts to further discuss this motion to recommit. mr. pitts: thank you, mr. speakerism rise in support of the motion before us. over and over again, polls have shown the public does not support federal funding of abortions. unfortunately, the senate rejected the will of the people and passed a bill that has become known as the most massively pro-abortion piece of legislation to come before congress since roe v. wade. despite the political runaround we've been given this last week, the facts remain before us today, the senate bill, departs from long standing current policy and achieves the exact opposite effect of current law. and an executive order promised by the president will not change these facts. an executive order does not trump a statute and the courts will undoubtedly look to the legislative text to interpret the law. moreover the promised order fails to correct the egregious pro-life concerns contained in this bill. it will simply reiterate the meaningless accounting scheme cooked up by the senate bill. regardless of what type of gimmick is employed

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cantor: madam speaker, i take that to mean the stupak-pitts language will not be in the reconciliation package. i yield. mr. hoyer: as i said we don't believe any change in that language because the gentleman is well aware reconciliation needs to deal with budgetary impact. we don't believe that that can be dealt with in reconciliation. mr. cantor: i thank the gentleman. i would say to the gentleman that there was, and i'm sure he has seen a letter that has been signed by 41 senate republicans in which they indicated they would oppose any effort to waive the so-called byrd rule during the senate's consideration of the reconciliation bill which means to me, madam speaker, it is far from certain that the senate will actually pass the bill when the house sends it to the senate. and in fact call that to the gentleman's attention that we stand ready to continue to work in another direction, but it seems to me very much in doubt. mr. hoyer: will my friend yield? mr. cantor: i yield. mr. hoyer: i'm glad you brought it up because you brought it up in juxtaposition of the issue of the stupak am

pitts: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend.aker pro tempore: without objection. mr. pitts: madam speaker, today the liberal editors of the "washington post" state in their lead editorial that the current trajectory of entitlement spending will bankrupt the country. on the facing page, conservative commentator george will calls america's entitlement programs a ponzi scheme, and quote, a teetering tower of unkeepable promises, end quote. indeed, this is the true crisis in american health care. we have already made over $100 trillion in entitlement promises we can't keep. but what congress has just done is not reform. it does not bend the cost curve. it does not reform entitlements. it just makes more promises that it can't keep. obamacare pours gasoline on the fire of our entitlement crisis. this congress has squandered an opportunity to save and strengthen america's safety net when they should have put on the brakes, they put their foot on the accelerator. we need to repeal this terrible bill and replace it in a bipartisan way w

pitt missed a shot at the end and xavier got the victory 71-68. >>> lewis dale scored 26 points as cornell knocked off wisconsin 87-69. the big red is the first ivy league team to advance to the sweet 16 in more than 20 years. >>> number one seed duke dominated inside against california for a 68-53 blue devil win. duke faces purdue in a south regional semifinal on bring in houston. >>> wes johnson of syracuse scored a career-high 31 points as the orange defeated gonzaga. next syracuse plays putler on thursday in salt lake city. so exciting. when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and the right of spring. gas prices creep up as we approach summer driving season. g? (announcer) the sinus triple threat. (announcer) not just sinus headache... ahhhh! but pressure... and congestion. introducing sudafed pe® triple action™. for more complete relief from the sinus triple threat. sudafed pe® triple action™. more complete relief. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today it's weather. heavy rain will be be developing across the mid-atlantic states. remains dry and sun

pitts: thank you, mr. speaker. we have all heard about the cornhusker kickback and louisiana purchase, but there are other special deals in the senate health care bill that are on the verge of becoming law. in connecticut there's $100 million for university hospital and sertfide to senator dodd. $500 million in medicaid to bailout the health care program in massachusetts. the small state of vermont gets $600 million for their medicaid program. this bill will subsidize new jersey pharmaceutical companies. will give $5 bill to union health care plans in massachusetts in michigan. it will slash medicare advantage programs for every state except florida. or exempt blue cross blue shield of michigan and nebraska from the new annual fee on health insurers. this bill will provide higher medicare payments in north dakota. and exempt hospitals in hawaii from cuts. all of these will become law the moment house arrogantly deems this bill passed to the president. is it any wonder the american people don't like this bill being

pitt also played the lottery together.y call themselves partners playing the same numbers and sharing winds. after hitting a $165,000 jackpot 10 years ago, the even drew up a legal contract to split feature wins. >> of both parties agree that there is a valid contract and it was enforceable. >> they had a falling out in 2004 over a couple hundred dollars. after that, they agreed to and the partnership in the course the testimony said that i am not going to be your partner anymore. the contract was rescinded. >> one sister teamed up with the older brother. when he wanted money, he spent the money. with the sister found out, she took her sister to court. they have not spoken to which other for years. >> that is too bad. >> money can do to the best of friends and family. >> apparently. >>> coming up, canadians are having a lot of fun with th vice president's latest gaffe. >> why students are heading to school on the weekend. >> a woman is gunned down on thñ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>>

pit down one, gibes, 6 of 9, he had 25 points, and pitt hold its out., get off your black berry, watch this game! seton hall wins it 85-74. when we return, on the pac 10 college hoops halftime show, college hoops halftime show, every game is a must-win.all da. it't cth pper knowold mus. you!of te! exc... what grndwithan we head to palo altow, a game starting at 3:00 pacific. and white, rebounding. ole miss wins it 72-59. dayton, a bubble team, richmond, over a minute to go. 60-56. winthorpe, and a big finish. unc, and coastal carolina. chad gray. coastal carolina advances to the big south championship game. 92-63. kobe versus d. wade, tune in for the "final score." presented by burger king. another half to play in tucson. ucla leads arizona by ten at the half. >> dave: the hometown wildcats trail by 10. b barry tompson, marcus alongside. it is working, working, working. >> marcus: big time for ucla. a nice job by their players, michael roll in particular. for arizona, they haven't had a lot to brag about in this game. knocking down a couple of jump shot

cantor: madam speaker, i take that to mean the stupak-pitts language will not be in the reconciliation package. i yield. mr. hoyer: as i said we don't believe any change in that language because the gentleman is well aware reconciliation needs to deal with budgetary impact. we don't believe that that can be dealt with in reconciliation. mr. cantor: i thank the gentleman. i would say to the gentleman that there was, and i'm sure he has seen a letter that has been signed by 41 senate republicans in which they indicated they would oppose any effort to waive the so-called byrd rule during the senate's consideration of the reconciliation bill which means to me, madam speaker, it is far from certain that the senate will actually pass the bill when the house sends it to the senate. and in fact call that to the gentleman's attention that we stand ready to continue to work in another direction, but it seems to me very much in doubt. mr. hoyer: will my friend yield? mr. cantor: i yield. mr. hoyer: i'm glad you brought it up because you brought it up in juxtaposition of the issue of the stupak am

but pitt is trailing early on in the first half, 15-11. in the garden state, seton hall/rutgers, and greg schiano downloading the latest app, watch the game. it was a good u.one. seton hall would pull it out. ole miss going to get their 20th win of the season hosting lsu. chris warren hits from long range. mississippi leading 19-13 in the first half. >>> for all the day's highlights, tune in to the "final score" presented by burger king. tonight, ucla at arizona on most of the regional sports networks. we have another half in tempe as the sun devils lead the trojans. we'll send it back to wells fargo arena after the break. expectant moms are especially encouraged to get both the h1n1 and seasonal flu va. geth can fight the flu. fdrea. acent: big... f.and babs. ps y kee lig... achit: iarou partr vees. nc, p achnt h >>> welcome back to pac-10 college hoops halftime show. we're in tempe. let's take you inside the game as they're calling. we had a chance to demonstrate the sun devil high pick and roll. >> you guys run a lot of high screen and

cantor: madam speaker, i take that to mean the stupak-pitts language will not be in the reconciliation package. i yield. mr. hoyer: as i said we don't believe any change in that language because the gentleman is well aware reconciliation needs to deal with budgetary impact. we don't believe that that can be dealt with in reconciliation. mr. cantor: i thank the gentleman. i would say to the gentleman that there was, and i'm sure he has seen a letter that has been signed by 41 senate republicans in which they indicated they would oppose any effort to waive the so-called byrd rule during the senate's consideration of the reconciliation bill which means to me, madam speaker, it is far from certain that the senate will actually pass the bill when the house sends it to the senate. and in fact call that to the gentleman's attention that we stand ready to continue to work in another direction, but it seems to me very much in doubt. mr. hoyer: will my friend yield? mr. cantor: i yield. mr. hoyer: i'm glad you brought it up because you brought it up in juxtaposition of the issue of the stupak am

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democrat health care bill, there were 64 democrats that joined with 176 republicans to favor the stupak-pittsment. it prohibits the federal funding of abortions in the new health care bill. as has been the case for the hyde amendment in medicare and medicaid. unfortunately, there are some that would disregard the bipartisan vote that we had in november, the long standing established precedent and the well of the american people by removing this amendment from the health care legislation that our xhetity is considering today. the issue is not the legal status of the unborn child. it is simply on the question compelling tangs payers to underwrite abortions. it has been a long standing federal policy not to fund plans that cover abortions such as in the federal employee health benefits program, medicaid. the senate health bill, the house plans to take up, actually uses an accounting to gimmick -- an accounting gimmick to separate public and preeft funds for health plans that provide an bofrgss. government funds will simply help these plans reduce their premiums, essentially subsidizing abortions

and clayton's alma mater pitt later this afternoon.s. >> go pitt over xavier. >> roll the tv outside if it's across the east. a spectacular day, you'll not want to be inside unfortunately. fake a look at the maps, here is what's going on. temperature-wise we're starting off with very nice conditions across the east and cold air is if into the north. that's fot such a bad thing right now. it's stopping some of that snow melt and there's plenty of snow to be had across the far northern plains, but stopping the snow melt is good. at least for now for the river. here is the latest snow depths that you're seeing, so there's some snow across north dakota. take a look at the river, it's going to crest tomorrow and flood stage at the fargo moorhead measuring stages, gets to flood stage at 18 feet. it's going to tomorrow get to 37 1/2 feet. the record was set last year, 40.8 feet. so not quite as high, but a second year in a row of extremely significant flooding there. i tell you what, there's also some snow to be had today, a storm cutting acr

pro-life, and it is , it is of great concern that the majority has refused to make sure that the stupak-pitts amendment or similar, hyde amendment language has not been placed in this bill. we know that is not in the senate bill. it is why our colleagues on both sides of the aisle have problems with this bill. and, it is our understanding it is why the majority is having some difficulty getting the votes for this bill. and, i just want to say that we don't want to inflame passions about this, but we do want to make it clear to the american people that a major objection to this bill-- i mean i object to it on many grounds, the government takeover of health hh care but the fact that we will force americans to pay for a let to the origins is something that has never been done in this country, and it is something that leave very very much object to, and i think that has to be mentioned at some point in this hearing. >> thank you virchow. >> and that we would say that it not only goes down to, starts down a slippery slope, but it sets such a different tone in this country, and i have to say that i

. >> pitt roll on. coming up on the show, the health care vote. our big story today. how exactly will it affect you. dr. mark segal has read through the entire bill, 2700 pages. he's here to break it down. >> haven't we all? >> yeah.  [ female a] give your eyes the attention they deserve with covergirl exact eyelights. mascara with light reflecting metallics and a hint of tint that brightens eye color while defining lashes. turn up the light in your eyes. [ female announcer ] with exact eyelights from easy breezy beautiful covergirl. carl had been diagnosed with alzheimer's... grandma! grandpa! but i waited to see how he did. julie? i'm amy, grandpa. that day i knew... i couldn't wait. our doctor told us prescription aricept... is the only treatment, proven effective for all... stages of alzheimer's. studies showed aricept... slows the progression of alzheimer's symptoms, it improves cognition... and slows the decline of overall function. we started carl on it right away. aricept is well tolerated but not for everyone. people at risk for stomach ulcers... or w

the alternative at the time-- in that weekend-- the alternative was going full boor for the stupak/pitts language going into the bill. that was the tradeoff. i got a call on friday evening at 7:30 because what's happening is bart stupak is leading the charge to, at midnight, slip in this extremely, even worse anti- abortion language than what we ended up with. and, so, we worked for the next 48 hours, furiously trying to stop that from happening. and we did. and the pro-choice caucus in congress said, "okay, that's as much as we can do. and now, you know, we're going to go forward." that's their job. you know, you legislators have to make compromises. the national organization for women, we're not elected officials. and we don't. and we won't. >> and, can i just offer, there were a lot of compromises at the end. we're talking a lot about abortion, and it's vital to do so. but we should also understand that congressman dennis kucinich, who suggested that he would vote no because this bill was an incredible bailout to insurance companies. and he detailed his criticisms, everything that we'

gentleman whether the reconciliation package will contain the house language referred to as the stew pack-pitt language. >> i have no knowledge of that at this point in time, so i can't give my friend a definitive answer, but as my friend does know, that language or any other alternative language may not qualify for reconciliation. >> i thank the gentleman. i would just like to, madam speaker, read a recently reported statement by the gentleman, in which he said it is clear that the matter of borgs cannot be dealt with per se in the reconciliation bill so we have to deal with it as it is at this point in time. would would ask the gentleman if that is a correct translation of his remarks having said today? and i yield back. >> it was president just a translation, it was an ak accurate reporting of what i said. >> i take that to mean that the stupak language will not be in the reconciliation language? >> we don't believe there is a need for change in that wlang because the gentleman knows that needs to deal with budget theory. we don't believe that can be dealt with in reconciliation. >> i thank

the prime minister of england as of the 1780's, william pitt had read it already in college, the founders of the united states, especially thomas jefferson and james madison were very much influenced by it and were looking to it for guidance as they shaped this country and then by the time of the french revolution was extremely important in france and germany. so in a lot of ways, and it was to go to but if you wanted to figure out what government shld do about the economy, but also what government should do in general. >> host: professor russell roberts, do you use adam smith's theories in teaching economics at george mason? >> guest: i do actually. his insights into the division of labor and specialization and trade effinger credibly timely. we are the only university i know that george mason is a field in smithian political economy. i hope to teach class and my colleagues. we take smith's quite seriously as a role model for a social science should be conducted here at >> host: what about you, professor fleischacker likes do you use pin in your classes? >> guest: i do but same story of

democrat health care bill, there were 64 democrats and join with 176 republicans to favor the stupak-pitts a minute. this amend prohibits the federal funding of abortions in the new health care bill. as has been the case with the hyde amendment and medicare and medicaid. unfortunately, there are some that will disregard the bipartisan vote that we had in november, the long-standing status president and the will of the american people by removing the stupak-pitts a minute from legislation that are considered today. the issue is not just as the unfortunate that it is simply on the question of compelling taxpayers to underwrite a portion. it has been a long-standing federal policy not to fund plans that cover abortions such as any federal employee health benefits program, medicaid and schip. the senate health bill, the house plans to take up actually used an accounting gimmick to separate private and public funds for health plans that provide abortions. government funds will simply help these plants reduce their premiums a century subsidizing abortions that this is a clear departure from the

policy concerning amalia pitt really a rematch of the assistant secretary of state for african affairs in the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. agencies in rome. this is 35 minute. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the state department. we are here for a special briefing by assistant secretary of state for african affairs thomas johnnie carson. and ambassador air theory and cousin who was ambassador to the world vote program in rome who joins us from rome. they will speak to you today about u.s. policy on somalia. ambassador. >> cordon, thank you very, very much. thank you all for coming today. i want to take this opportunity to address a number of press reports over the past week characterizing a policy in amalia, specifically regarding our assistance to the transitional federal government. these reports have not accurately reflected or portrayed our policy position and what we are doing in that country. today, i will take a few moments to set the record straight and to place our policy in proper context. u.s. policy in somalia is guided by our su

[laughter] >> they should have cast brad pitt or even angelina jolie. [laughter] >> so to be honest, i was really honored to be here tonight, and prepared for months for tonight's show, and i showed the white house my jokes about president obama. and that is when he decided not to come. [laughter] >> and he started to talk about immigration reforms. [laughter] >> take that, stephen colbert. and president obama has always been accused of being too soft. but he was conducting two wars and still gave him the nobel peace prize. and he accepted it. [laughter] >> you can't be more bad than that. [laughter] >> well, actually, i'm thinking the only way you can be more bad than that is if you take the nobel peace prize and give it to the military. [laughter] >> we have many distinguished journalists here tonight, whom i consider as my peers. [laughter] >> because i use campus newspaper. i think journalism is a last refuge for puns. only on the newspaper can you say things like, i was born in the year of the horse. and that is one i'm in a easier. my point exactl

this in spite of starring opposite brad pitt in the assassination of jesse james and s.w.a.t. >> everybody lined up with live ammo on the move running. that's kind of scary. you better trust your friends. >> reporter: while his friends are movers and shakers now, the 39-year-old's first acting job was hardly glamorous. the local police academy paid renner 50 bucks to act like a thug and attack training officers. >> this is suicide, man. >> reporter: the bomb defuser says just being nominated means everything to him. >> there's a thousand reasons why i shouldn't be sitting here right now. and there's only a few reasons why i am. and that will -- i'll always be eternally grateful for that. >> i understand renner's character is the subject of a lawsuit right now in real life here, right? >> reporte yeah. a little bit of bad press for the movie. a couple things i'll talk to you about, christi. first of all, there's a soldier whose father-in-law saying the movie is based on his experiences and wants financial compensation here. some in entertainment saying, we commend his services, but no, this

pitts: mr. speaker, today we will hear again from the president about health care reform. however moving forward on another version of these massive health care bills is not progress. raising hundreds of millions of dollars in new taxes is not progress. culting half a trillion dollars from medicare is not progress. putting the government in charge of health care in this country is not progress. we all know how flawed the senate health care bill is. how it's full of backroom deals like the coshhusker -- cornhusker kickback. some people say the american people will appreciate the bill after it becomes law. let's not pretend the american people just don't know enough about the bill to make an informed decision. they are informed and they reject it. let's scrap this massive bill and start over just like the american people would like us to. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. today i

despite that, we are borrowing money pitt. redit spreads. that's the market's reaction. >> but standard & poor's, the rating agency, is giving you a bump. the bump is valuable. do borrowing costs differ for companies rated a, for example as citi is and bb as standard & poor's says it would be if it didn't have this too big to fail guarantee? >> as we look through how the credit markets look at credits, ratings are one of the things they take into account. but in this particular case they've also taken into account the fact there will be a resolution authority. it is our view that we're borrowing on us being around because of our capital base, because of our earnings. >> mr. pandit, it's your view despite your a credit rating you're borrowing at the same cost as all of the bb companies? >> we're borrowing at our spreads. the markets reflect spreads that are based on our prospects, our earnings, our capitalization. >> maybe i should ask it a different way. is there a competitive advantage for a company that has an a credit rating as opposed to

pitts: madam speaker, we have talked a lot about how this bill is distracting us from the issue that the american people want us to focus on, and that is jobs. but this bill isn't just merely a distraction. it will have a profoundly negative impact on the job market. you cannot raise taxes by hundreds of billions of dollars on individuals and businesses and expect that it has no impact on employers and employees. raising taxes per employee by $2,000 would not encourage businesses to hire more workers. and workers receiving health care subsidies would see their new federal entitlement evaporate when their wages increase by too much. under this bill, more pay could mean less health care effectively trapping workers in lower-wage jobs. not only would this bill disturge job growth, it would discourage wage growth also. the bottom line is, this bill will destroy jobs at a time when we can least afford it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempo