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we need to do even more. >> ron williams, what's your biggest disappointment with this bill. this big signature moment and yet it doesn't deal with the biggest problem in this country, the surging costs. >> i think the biggest thing i'm really disappointed in is we weren't able to achieve a bipartisan coalition to really do something important to all americans which is making certain we get everyone covered. i think we started out trying to focus on how we increase access, how we improve quality and how we reduce the rate of increase in cost. what we really created principally focused mostly on the access problem which is a very important problem if you don't have health insurance. >> right. but obviously didn't deal with the cost. ron, you were the guy that a lot of people hated. i'll be honest. you're an insurance guy. you're well aware of that. not the most loved in america. neither are we in the news industry. if you have to cover all these people, you need an individual mandate. you were for it. now you're not. why? >> i think i want to be very clear that i've always bee

joining us is former aetna chairman and ceo ron williams.'s my pleasure to be here. >> you think that this ruling is going to strike down the single mandate? >> yes that's my opinion. >> why? >> i believe that the process that we went through resulted in a bill that had some challenges, in particular the individual mandate had it been framed as a tax would have been on much more solid ground as a medicare tax is and i think the whole notion that knack activity is commerce is where i think the mandate will face a challenge. >> let's talk about the fix and i don't mean to steal becky's question but it was brilliant, if i could. maybe you should ask it yourself. >> go ahead. >> while we were in commercial she said is there any way to bring down the ultimate cost of health care from 17% of gdp down to say 15%, and it was to me the ultimate question. >> it's not even my question. i stole it from somebody else. so go ahead. >> whoever's question it is, can it be done, and given the seat you used to sit in, you're probably in a position to know the

ron has more. >>reporter: for years monsignor william was the official in the philadelphia archdiocese in church ofinvestigating sex abuse allegations against priests. instead the jury found today he covered up for them. moving abusers from one parish to another siting health and keeping them in the dark that the new priest was suspected sexual predator. prosecutors said lin was more interested in if the reputation of the catholic church than protect thing the children. >> today's verdict is a monumental victory for the names and unnamed victims of child sexual assault. >>reporter: lin lowered his head as the jury delivered the verdict. guilty of child endangerment. family sitting hand him wept. one of the priest whose abuse he was charged with covering up was edward avery. comfort defendant who pleaded guilty before the trillion began to sexually assaulting 10-year-old altar boy back in 1999. >> i'm glad we were able to do that the june towed us to do go by the law not by your feelings or background. we went by the law. >>reporter: ever since the catholic church sex abuse scanal erupted in 2002 in

ron matz is in the back of the eyewitness news room with details on this. >> reporter: 28-year-old bryan williams is accused of video taping boys using the bathroom. the videos police found depict 11 unidentified boys. they're asking any other possible victims or witnesses to come forward. williams drives a gray hyundai with a pennsylvania license plate. back to you. >> william s is free on bond awaiting trial. >>> the first day of june is turning out to be quite gloomy. let's take a live look outside. skies are over cast. we had some rain this morning. does that mean we're going to have some more? we have complete weather coverage with marty bass. good afternoon. >> hi , everybody. let's go to the doppler. we have shower activity in the area. what i want to show you is not this scattered action. it's going to give us on and off sprinkles depending on the neighborhood. what i want to show you is expanding out towards eastern kentucky. let's take a look at them there. right here, around charleston on down towards harlen county, kentucky. that's coming in here later on. i think it's going to be mor

william hazel, secretary of health and human resources. ron pollack and dr. joshua sharfstein. thank you so much. would like to start with the state health secretary. if you give us a summary of where va is right now because the state has said the more complicated history. i think "complicated" is the understatement of the year. the general assembly passed the bill which said if there is an exchange -- we continue to plan even though it is probably a little on popular. -- unpop ular. we're waiting for the supreme court to decide what happens. we're challenged by things now we have an influx of individuals related to the medicare match for virginia that virginia would have to pick up. that sounds like small numbers but for a state like virginia, those are big numbers. what does that say long term about the willingness to do the insurance premium support? long term i think that is a tremendous challenge. we have a group and between the advisory council which is about to meet for the ninth time, we in the subgroups have a fairly good plan in place. we have done a lot of the techno

because ron paul has talked about the federal reserve and even governor perry has been critical of ben bernanke making some pretty sharp comments about him so. the-to-the caller's point and to what william jennings bryan was talking about a century ago. >> well, the gold and silver standard, the legacy of that debate i think was, among other things, the federal reserve system. it was also getting off the gold standard eventually in the early 1930s. but what bryan really wanted, and those who were on his side in this debate wanted was a more flexible money supply. they wanted in hard times, interest to go down. in prosperous times, they were happy to have them go up. the kind of thing the fed does today, actually. when we get into economic trouble like we are now, people look for -- you might say penacias. but i think as a historian, i think that many ways one of the reasons we've been able to avoid serious economic downturn between the great depression and now is because we have had a flexible money supply and the fed has been able to take charge when necessary. i don't know, will might have a different point of view. >> i think that one of the big issues that bryan was trying to confro

nothing is ever said about william hall when who is a man who malcolm sprinkled talcum power ron to bring him into sexual climax. that constitute, 6 about the. sound like a mrs. if anything. sprinkle tom cotter ran rub somebody down, how does sex get into it? he had an orgasm or climax as a result of that, that is a homosexual act. shorty jarvis says nothing about this in his autobiography. neither of them. nothing was said about that. where is it picked up? where does it come from? if you look at manning's book, the seventh child. he gives page numbers and everything and you go to those page numbers and they have nothing to do with sexuality whatsoever so you wonder maybe it is the wrong page numbers. then you try another word and get another source out there and of course perry's book has been absolutely the kind of rumors it put out you talk about a book that is exceedingly flawed. he tries to do is psychoanalysis practicing without a license. .. >> throws you into some doubt about the worthiness of the project, particularly when you discover someone is talking about not sure what year

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william lynn is the first u.s. church official to be charged by covering up child sex abuse by priests back in 1996. >>> giffords campaigned for her former aide rone seat. her husband mark kelly, was doing the speaking for her. ashley? >> christine, thank you. 18 minutes past 6:00. if you haven't heard this guy's name, put it up here, he's a world renowned or begani eed or change the way you think about the instrument. he and his new digital organ are on this week's next list. ♪ >> the organ is not what it's about. it's about the performer. have a whole community of american organists sort of saying to each other that we need to do something to promote the organ. and this is a ridiculous and fruitless idea which is doomed to failure because you don't promote a medium any more than painters promote the paint in a tube. you don't go to hear a guitar, you go to hear them. i want to reinvent myself. there's a camp sensibility to that. my name is cameron carpenter and my work is the playing of the organ in an unprecedented way. >> so, to hear more, you can tune into "the next list", this sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. he looks like billy idol. >> the sh

williams, mary katherine ham, always good to have you on. >> thanks. jenna: a very popular former congresswoman campaigned for him and he won. gabrielle giffords former aide, democrat roninning a special election in arizona to serve out the remainder of her term. giffords who was critically injured in the shooting last year resigned in january to continue her recovery. now her former aide is heading to washington. even just for a little bit. claudia cowan has more of these details. claudia? >> reporter: hi, jenna. that's right, democrat ron barber who was himself seriously wounded on the attack on gabrielle giffords won yesterday's special election to succeed here by seven percentage points. he defeated republican jesse kelly, a former marine who narrowly lost to giffords. she was shot in the head at a arizona shopping center while meeting with constituents. barber was her long-term district director. giffords resigned a year later to focus on her recovery. she made it clear she wanted barber to take her place and campaigning on his behalf an voting with him yesterday. in the victory speech he noted life takes unexpected turns. 66-year-old barber gave special thanks to

ron do despite the cool drizzly weather thousands are attending the event. and more than 50 members of the royal family are by the queens side today. that includes prince william and duchess of cambridge kate. they watched a horse win the derby. she was dressed in a royal blue coat and dress hat. >> i'm wearing my crown jewels. i don't have my hat with me. it's for tomorrow. >> the celebration continues tomorrow with street parties and a concert in front of birmingham palace. >>> police say they have a description of a possible suspect in a deadly mall shooting in canada. >> everybody out. >> gunman killed one person and wounded seven in a busy food court in toronto downtown eaton center. two people are in critical condition. a pregnant woman went into labor from stress as panicked shoppers tried to hide or escape that mall. >> we were working. we had to lock the door. security came and told us we had to lock the door. went to the back we had to lock them. they told us to evacuate the building. >> the injuries to the man that was killed certainly indicate he wassed targeted victim of the shooting. there are a number of people that were clearly innocent bystand