brad sherman as well. find another cause this is not what the economy needs. >> tracy, it does depend on the union. i don't have a problem -- >> i don't have a problem with coal miners having a union. >> i suppose there are some out there, right now we don't need to be doing this. >> christian respond. >> it is amazing you are all beating up on unions. >> i didn't. >> not you charlie other people. beating up on unions given unions are at their lowest rate since 1900. you can't blame the economy and job losses on unions it -- >> that's the point. why do the unions get special rights? why do they get special treatments? i am an employer, employment agreement is lieu the employer and the employee. it is a mutually beneficial voluntary trade. why does government, in this case congressman sherman has anything to do the process at all. >> jonathan, a union is a collection of employees. >> who are given special treatment by government. >> they are not given special treatment they are given the ability to bargain

. >> reporter: in sherman oaks, california, the valley in the los angeles area, you won't believe what we're following now. police try to figure out which way a guy driving a black honda went. this is a rite aid store and police say two suspects were wearing police jackets when they walked into this pharmacy and may have kid nam a farm pharmaceutical salesman, the suspects, driving a black honda. it looks fairly quiet because the action is some place away from here. they're trying to figure out which end of the parking lot this black honda left. the corner of fuller in

the ruling came in a lawsuit followed by atheist talk show host rod sherman and his daughter. sherman calls that decision a move of activism and he vows to appeal. >>> paid respects to albertina walker. legendary recording artist aretha franklin was on hand at the church. walker was a grammy award- winning career at 22 years of age after she began singing in churches at the age of 4. she passed way last friday. >>> why the manufacturer of booster seats want people to stop using them. >>> metro's first female engineer retiring. >>> and temperatures could be rising this weekend. tom skilling fills us in on a weekend warm-up. discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at restaurants. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. [ bottle #2 ] what? he takes out twice the soap scum per swipe i do, and kills bacteria. and leaves febreze freshness. ohm with me... oohhhmmmm. stop. please. thank you. [ male announcer ] remove soap scum, kill bacteria, and leave febreze freshness with mr. clean disinfecting bathroom cleaner. >>> we look closer at the illinois governor's race

the corner of fuller in sherman oaks, california. jon: keep an eye on it, thanks. jenna: as we continue with a fox news alert, inside the a shrine, we're hearing initially that ten people are dead. sid caiffe is on the phone. what do we know? >> we have received information that 50 people have been injured in this twin blast which took place about 45 minutes back. this blast happened at a shrine of abdullah shah hazii, a mystical form of islam. these blasts occurred close to the president's house which is called a lallal house, about 1 mile away and close to the sea south in karachi. this blast has hallmarks of the taliban which has previously attacks shrines in lahor in pakistan in which 30 were killed and over 100 injured. we don't have information now if these were suicide blasts or remote controlled detonations but we'll be getting it shortly. jenna: we're working on getting pictures into this newsroom. as soon as we get it, we'll share it about our viewers. sid caiffe, thank you very much. jon: a nightmare scenario for the u.s. banking system and the national

tim jefferson is more like a sherman tanks. a gorgeous 50-yard touchdown run. the falcons jump out 7-0. navy is down 7-3. breaks the tackle, down to the one, but just short. it did not matter. the fourth quarter, the punt is blocked and there is a scramble for the ball. once again jefferson, his second touchdown of the game, 14-6 airforce. navy's last chance. passing is not his forte. that is the ballgame, navy wins against air force. colorado springs, 14-6. the orioles' one time umpired party tyler is as much a fixture in the franchise as any player. today he learned of a brain tumor at johns hopkins hospital. the birds meanwhile trying to lock their final series when of the year. personal offense -- first some offense for the orioles. the game is tied at one at the top of the sixth. but are rare high and nine strikeouts -- a career high nine strikeouts. orioles now with 66 wins on the year, to more than last year. the maryland million enjoyed perfect weather today. riegle solo barreled down the stretch for the victory. a bold burst down the stretch, and she g

those students would need transportation from treasure island to sherman and elementary schools because the bay is a top graphical area. so we created this baseline and then we took a step back. and we said, well, what are the implications of that baseline on our current transportation services? the first thing that is pretty obvious is this represents a major shift in services. so what this would mean, the biggest issue here is the majority of the current riders, elementary school riders, would possibly lose bus service. so currently 3,300 elementary school students ride the yellow school buses. in this sort of baseline example that we created, approximately 900 students might continue to have service. but 2,400 students could lose service. while additional riders would probably gain access through new routes, it still does mean a major shift in who gets served and who may not get served. so here's -- we wanted to try and provide an example. so here are the current routes to rooftop -- rooftop alternatives. and i don't know if you can see them. but the lines -- the lines on -- put my g

there's a lot of active lightning heading down through sherman, texas. dallas, only showers for you. oklahoma city, you look okay, also. as far as the temperatures go, it's a warm day. it's going to be very mild this afternoon. highs today, about 85 degrees in d.c., charlotte, raleigh, all the way down to atlanta. chance of a thunderstorm or two and showers in dallas. another mild day. not quite as warm, but mild from minneapolis to chicago. even in new england, we're going to be sunny. it's amazing how warm it's continuing. we keep waiting for once you get to the mid to late fall, you can get frofts and freezes. we start talking about our first snows here, but we're not even close to that. >> traders await the next step from the fed. the dollar feels the heat and at what age do people get grumpy? your first look at business headlines straight ahead. >>> the phillies go for the sweep and the rays try to stay alive. plus, could the saints overcome three interceptions from their star quarterback? ready to try something new? campbell's has made changes. add

our elementary school k-8, sarah drives home of the moon -- the feeling that sherman is a family, not a school during we are a community with expectations for our kids, and they must work hard to make sure our kids and teachers xl to the best of their abilities. the elementary. k-8 principal of the year -- the elementary school k-8 principal of the year. >> i feel so lucky. i'm surrounded today by my parents in my community, my school site council, by pta, teachers, and my family. what makes a great school as people who believe in the same values and principles, and i wanted my community for pushing everything that is different in and allowing us to be celebrating here today, so thank you. [applause] >> thank you, sarah. she did not get the ipad, honey, but she did get the dinner getxc --dinner at xyz and hotel accommodation. our middle school sensible of the year is judy slump francisco middle school -- our middle school principal of the year is judy from francisco middle school. she brought have her school with her. she has inspired by her staff and students every day. if she more r

police said up 56-year-old man, sherman pain, was shot last night. he was taken to shock trauma where he was pronounced dead. there is no word on who shot him or why. >> jurors in the day listening to testimony from the league deputy in that tracy tetso murder trial. her husband dennis is on trial for murder, although tracy's body has never been found. lowell melser has more. >> as lead investigator in tracy tetso's disappearance, the detective knew every detail about the case, and thursday told the jury all about it. the detective first interviewed dennis tetso on march 9, 2005, three days after tracy's disappearance. the detective testified that tetso told him he was home the day tracy went missing, washing his trucks. he said dennis told him that tracy had returned home from the store at around 2:00 in the afternoon on march 6, when in their home, and then he never saw her again. he then said that around 6:30 that evening, he went inside the house to take a shower, and he noticed that it tv that was on in the living-room was off, and bertrand them

if you're in the dallas area nardz, up interstate 35, anywhere from plano to sherman, we've got pretty of this may clip the dallas area over the next hour or two. the rest of the country looks great, though. forecast today, we're going to be in the 80s, easily in the 80s, all the way from the deep south up through the mid-atlantic, anywhere from the carolinas today into the richmond area will be great. washington, d.c., a high of 85. and it's nice all the way up into new england where highs will be in the 60s today. a little bit of rain later on tonight, but it should be after the jets/vikings game. it should be all good. >> 85 degrees in d.c. >> should be great. >> to sports now, sunday nationwide football ended after you went to bed. michael vick is still nurse ago chest area. in the first, cobb doing a little michael victim person nation, even though he has this kind of mobility. cobb gets away from the sack. a little houdini act. steps out of it and finds his tight end there for a touchdown. eagle ed beat the now winless 49ers 27-24. >>> red skins looking to take on the packers, gr

y es patrocinado por fissher price y algunas otras tiendas, sherman william s, tambié otras empresas,. >>> y a poco dan ganas de ser mamá otra vez. y para llegar al puente bay bridge el tráfico ligero, aprovechen para cruzar este puente, llegando a la 101 ligeramente circula. y más adelante imágenes. y vamos al clima. temperaturas para fin de semana tres días con bastante sol. temperaturas en 75 y 85. >>> gracias. y recuerden, mamás, la cita es mañan allá en el zoo de san francisco. vamos a la pausa, no se retiren, tenemos más información para ustedes, artistas, noticias, mucho para este fin de semana, ustedes están en "noticias y más" ya volvemos. ♪ >>> son las 7:32 minutos, tenemos un viernes muy movido aquí en "noticias y más", facinados con la jirafita. y habrá 5 pases familiares para las llamadas aquí en el estudio, no todas, de la 10 a la 15, cada llamada tendrá un pase familiar gratis para visitar el hermoso zoo de san francisco. y mañan habrá un gran evento, y llamada 10 a la 15, 5 llamadas van a recibir un pase. y dicho esto, ya que es fin de semana, que nos relajemos con tod

. >> it takes a lot of work to make margaret sherman's driveway shine like this. >> my neighbors all admire my driveway. >> reporter: but she can't take credit. in a. instead she uses a favor she trusts. >> he seals my driveway, puts a nice thick colt on it. >> reporter: that was with a legitimate business, but some howard county driveways are getting a once over with something a bit thin doppler looked like it was some combination of black paint and oil. >> reporter: rebecca bowman with howard county's office of consumer affairs is warning people about a paving scam that hit the area. a contractor offers to seal your driveway, charges you a couple hundred tread bucks and once you've paid you realize it's a sham. >> almost these are crimes of con treen against, the right time with the right thing you get a "oh sure, okay," for $50, $100, sounds like a great deal, go ahead. >> joaquin county what should you do if a good deal comes knocking at your door? chances are if they are not a legitimate business, they'll scatter quickly. >> i have seen situations where while you're in calling t

but, at the "m" street cafe in sherman oaks, california some female obama supporters say they are waiting for the president to deliver. ooepz >> i keep in mind the things i remember hearing, the promises i've been told, i keep all of that in mind for november 2nd. >> reporter: polls show many women voters are still undecided and both sides know their last-minute decisions can determine whether republicans can win control of the house or senate. after a stop in los angeles today, the president heads to nevada for a stop with senate majority leader harry reid, another high-profile democrat fighting for his job. >> indeed. thank you. >>> american businessman back in his california home this morning after spending two and a half years behind bars in iran. reza taghavi arrived in los angeles last night. he was imprisoned in iran allegedly for giving $200 to a rebel group but was never charged. >> i have a great family. they support me. i was thinking whole time about them, especially those two, you see them? i know the kids talking to them, we want you here. we want you here. >> his release wa

. >> reporter: it takes a lot of work to make margaret sherman's driveway shine. >> my neighbor all admire my diveway. >> reporter: but she can't take credit she use as paver she trust. >> he seals my driveway and puts a nice thick coat on it. >> reporter: with a legitimate business but thanks to scammer sow driveways are getting the once over with something a bit thinner. >> it looked like it was a combination of black paint and oil. >> reporter: rebecca with howard county office of consume are affairs is warning people about a paving scam that hit the area a contractor offers to seal your driveway charges you a couple hundred bucks and once you paid, you realize the job was a sham. >> the things are almost crimes of convenience and you catch someone at the right time with the right thing, and you get oh sure, okay. for 50 dollars for $200 sure that sounds like a great deal. go ahead. >> reporter: so what should you do if a good deal comes knocking at your door? just take a few minutes and check their credentials. chances are if they are not a legitimate business, they will scatter quickl

together with fidel castro in turn down a new home in a quarter and there was maybe eleven years of my sherman. when he was only got one thousand nine hundred eighty so we went to have and i want to get in there and get bill garcia marquez wanted to interview me and. fidel kept talking and he didn't lagrange but then going to be fidel told me you can go with him on the plane and to do the interview that sort of so we spent three hours on regulations or caracas talking to gobble. he left me in caracas and i went to colombia. and several years several days later he wrote an article about the two china says. and so after that i am now using his idea about two on balance obama. and the american of the the enigma of the two obama's his smile his color i know that i hope i don't know what his name invent and his promises you know about making. his. city cairo and. another obama that is the president of the great empire. there's. some difference between it's obama's and now the obama promised. that promised soon if you want to sort of disappeared seems no longer there nothing changes actually but you

just a boxing where sherman briggs has course talk over the extent of the injuries he sustained is the feat of the hands of the telly on saturday the american vowing to fight on despite being essentially pummeled for a full twelve runs in homburg. for defining you not suppose so you think i mean for the coming back this week for the wall and as you can see i look really great you know i'm ugly but i'm funny so. let's change you know i'm ugly but i'm funny so on the other things about me i'm going for the coming back although klitschko going to fight i think i'll show the people that i'm a true champion made a visit me he had been used by surprise because he came to see your check on me because there was a lot of bad rumors but they were all false and he would have been at that point it was totally black and this was sunday morning and he. shows how much power do you as a champion to take time out to really come to the hospital to check on me shows how much current the yeahs champion. finally he's been relishing his new status for almost two weeks but it's only now that freshly crowned

and for now, sherman hector hopes that the detectives bring his family justice. >> and so far, the policeell us there have been no arrests in connection with the weekend murders. >>> we want to show you a digital photo sent it by a viewer of two police cars moment after they collide. the accident is under investigation and both suffered minor injuries. >>> and another murder-for-hire plot here in maryland. this time a montgomery county man is accused of trying to have his wife killed. it's wjz-13 and weijia jiang on this story. >>> good morning to everyone. the man is held on serious charges this morning. >> meanwhiling we're hearing from his estranged wife. my family is supportive. it's is shock to everyone. >> and she speaks out knowing her husband, a 52-year-old is behind bars after allegedly plotting to kill her. it's been a rough time, that's all i can say. >> he gave a man cash, five pills and a lay outof the couple's home. there were issues regarding the potential or possible out come of the divorce. and apparently, mr. boyd wanted to avoid. >> and this has similarities to other ca

charleen sherman's saint bernard was near death a few days ago. a vet found the dog consumed meat tainted with antifreeze. whoever is responsible appears to be gaining access from a backyard behind homes. >> we all have children. you know when you do this to kids they lose their sense of security. my son has trouble sleeping at night. >> and the dog is in good health now. he's printing out warning flyer autos coming up next a pumpkin weigh in at half moon bay. >> this year'sn: empty nes new us? woman: who are we? chic, modern, daring dinner-party hosts. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the traditional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the country folk? now that's us. spend over 2500 dollars on a new kitchen and save 40 percent on custom countertops until november 28th at ikea. the life improvement store. >>> in the abc 7 newsroom at 6:00 football rivals sharing a stadium. tonight what raiders 49ers and nfl think that have possibi

educators gathered in san francisco joined california democratic art torres for a rally in front of sherman elementary school this morning. the group slammed fiorina for posing the recently last passed bill regarding california teachers. >> the vast majority of kids in california, attend public schools. we need a senator that will stand with them and fight for their interest in the u.s. senate. carly fiorina is not that person. >>> governor art art is on a mission a -- governor arnold schwarzenegger is on a mission. the goal, to establish connections with a new technology hub that's in the works there. >> there's so many opportunities here in russia that you just -- you just look at this and you say oh, my god. this is like -- it's almost like looking at a gold mine, a diamond mine. you say all you have to do is just go in there and get it. >> governor schwarzenegger also met with russian's president. >>> microsoft said unveiled the long -- today unveiled the newest phone. the cell phone operating system has been underway for two years. they changed the device to make it more user-friendly,

no one in sherman oaks is thinking, i can't wait to grow up to be a miner. >> larry: no one travels tomines but it's well-paying. >> it's a good-paying union job. >> larry: yeah. >> but it is dangerous. and since -- during the bush years, when mining safety was regulated and safety standards were relaxes that's when you started having incidents, again, massey energy which owns that mine where the workers were killed back in april, nobody was investigating this. i mean, really, including the media. it wasn't doing their job. we're on mine stories when there's a story like this, but when these safety violations are building up, the month before those miners died, massey had 50 violations cited, 50 violations in the very month before the workers were killed. there wasn't breaking news. there wasn't everybody journalism doing it's job, and this is why i just think, you know, we should think about that in times like this, a night like this, good news, and there's ways to avoid the bad news, if we -- if we have strong regulations in place that protect our workers. but those have been -- >> l

mccaren- ferguson act, public law 15, this is amazing, it exempted the insurance companies from the sherman antitrust act. there was a bad supreme court ruling that ruled that insurance was not commerce. of course insurance is commerce. the corporations are a for- profit business. now there ha been attempts to try to repeal the mccarren it- ferguson act. it failed in the senate. just this past february, the house passed a repeal bill, over 400 votes for repealing it. now there is a companion bill in the senate, and i will support that vigorously. it is ridiculous that any company or corporation shod be exempted from antitrust. the ama did a study i read, in the past 14 years, some 400 health insurers havae merged. they can fix prices. >> i am consistently stunned at this health care act is characterized as socialism. it is not socialism at all. it is capitalism on steroids. you have to pay to a private corporation and you are under penalty of law for not doing so. this is not socialism by any stretch of the imagination. i am disturbed by the fact that it was drawn behind closed doors and, w

grant or william sherman rert e. e or stone wall jackson? >> sure, sure. i was interested in them but not on the sameevel as wasngto orincoln. i'm... all my family is from the south and they adored lee. so i was interested in lee from fair eay on and i read douglas freeman's sff. but for e top rlg it's washingtnd a lincoln. then f.d.r. >> rose: becse? again, because h tooks through terrific crises, the depressi and the war. as i thinkno oneelse could have do. >> rose: take me to modern times. richard nixon. >> well, modern presidents are interesting because i can't praise or condemn them simply. each had strength and weaknesses and nixon had a lot of strengths. he was very smart, he was very well read, he was, of course, great for the opening to china. he was great for... he was actually great in domestic affairs in many ways. he was much better on civil rights than peopleremember. mainly becausee had a priest writing all of his stuff who was a civil rights man, father john cronin. he was very good on the arts. he was very good on the family. ook a lotf mo

my life will not resume until shane and john sherman. >> she returned to oakland since she has been released for the first time and she signed a petition to release the hikers and they have also started a letter-writing campaign to support them. >> sarah will be sending them to a prison where they're being held. it will be hard to know if it will the two americans read these letters >> i can see how small entire track they are and i know how they feel. >> since they have lector she has not been able to contact her fiancee iran in authorities arrested them and the wrecking near the iranian border about three months o >> i cry out for them and i asked the world to help me and to help us, to release them. >> she says even today all of the hikers have no animosity in the middle east. she just wants her friends back. schumann's their freedom. >> we want you back now. >> 40. >> and oakland dalian. >> coming up we have the sharks, the earthquakes and oh yeah, at that time came later. we will have that to coming up. >> that is why henry is wearing an orange shirt. (laughter) that this took a look at

government first moved to limit cartels and monopolies in 1890 with the sherman antitrust act and it'strust cases like the current one against visa, mastercard and american express. it's got to do with swipe fees the merchants pay the companies on every credit card transaction. visa and mastercard have settled the case. amex is going to fight it. >>> i have a special thank you for the crew of delta flight 143. >>> time now for the "xyz." yesterday afternoon i flew from new york's laguardia airport to atlanta on delta flight 413. i was asleep but woke up with a jolt on the final approach. the pilot had aborted the landing and throttled up. a few minutes later he announced a problem with the wing flap and we would land without using the flaps that would make for a fast approach. not to worry he said though we'd see emergency vehicles. the landing was smooth. the fire trucks were there. i'm not much for clapping when a plane lands. i tend to think a safe landing is included in the price. yesterday however i clapped. here we hear about them much more often than you do. what you hear about

if anyone deserves paternity it might as well be roger sherman of connecticut who is a matter of address was described as laughable and grotesque but effectively stood in the wake of the virginia domination. madison's virginia plan, hammered out in private over many months, was mostly rejected. his most sought after provision was shot down. he wanted the u.s. senate to be granted an absolute negative in all cases whatsoever. madison's words, overstate the national legislation. he would have had the senate as an intellectual elite. more or less supplant the supreme court and lecturing to the states as to what legislation makes sense and what does not. madison had no patience for the mediocrity. but he and alexander hamilton had in common was that neither particularly cared for the constitution at the time of this past. they're co-authors of the federalist papers represented the means of salvaging union, without which the states would continue to argue among themselves. madison believed, even after the constitution was adopted, and he wrote this in a long letter to jefferson, that the u.s.

mccaren- ferguson act, public law 15, this is amazing, it exempted the insurance companies from the shermanntitrust act. there was a bad supreme court ruling that ruled that insurance was not commerce. of course insurance is commerce. the corporations are a for- profit business. now there have been attempts to try to repeal the mccarren it- ferguson act. it failed in the senate. just this past february, the house passed a repeal bill, over 400 votes for repealing it. now there is a companion bill in the senate, and i will support that vigorously. it is ridiculous that any company or corporation should be exempted from antitrust. the ama did a study i read, in the past 14 years, some 400 health insurers havae merged. they can fix prices. >> i am consistently stunned at this health care act is characterized as socialism. it is not socialism at all. it is capitalism on steroids. you have to pay to a private corporation and you are under penalty of law for not doing so. this is not socialism by any stretch of the imagination. i am disturbed by the fact that it was drawn behind closed doors and,

if you're traveling from sherman to interstate 35, that's where you could see problems this morning.that's literally the only trouble spot on the map, just north of the dallas area. everywhere else, the airports will be good. this columbus day should be just fine. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. to save me a boatload of money on my mortgage -- that would be awesome! [sarcastically] sure. like that will happen. don't just think about it. spend 10 minutes at lendingtree and save up to $272 a month. new aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers, with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on, to even skin tone in four wee

mccaren- ferguson act, public law 15, this is amazing, it exempted the insurance companies from the sherman antitrust act. there was a bad supreme court ruling that ruled that insurance was not commerce. of course insurance is commerce. the corporations are a for- profit business. now there have been attempts to try to repeal the mccarren it- ferguson act. it failed in the senate. just this past february, the house passed a repeal bill, over 400 votes for repealing it. now there is a companion bill in the senate, and i will support that vigorously. it is ridiculous that any company or corporation should be exempted from antitrust. the ama did a study i read, in the past 14 years, some 400 health insurers havae merged. they can fix prices. >> i am consistently stunned at this health care act is characterized as socialism. it is not socialism at all. it is capitalism on steroids. you have to pay to a private corporation and you are under penalty of law for not doing so. this is not socialism by any stretch of the imagination. i am disturbed by the fact that it was drawn behind closed doors an

. >> sherman oaks. >> beautiful part of town. >> beautiful store, we have beautiful stuff. >> you stillhows about all of this stuff tat happened all of the time. >> sounds like it's trauma. >> really? >> no, we do ha fun. >> do you keep thecameras out of certain parts of your life? >> we do. we created this show. and it's ours, so we keep the camera out of the bedroom, out of the bathroom. >> doesn't matter if the camera is not in your bedroom anymore. last book told us about evething we know is going on. we know everything. >> we want to talk about these two books, we are running out of time. let's talk about full frontal for a second. it's about your life up to 25. >> up to 25. >> you admit that's only because the lies and words the publisher wanted. >> the publisher wanted a certain amount of words. and i got to those. >> it's so emotional. we read our books on the plane. we sat on the plane, reading, reading, reading. so oving, so emotional. he's a brilliant writer. >> so juicy. >> so lisa. >> i saw you went to jail. >> jail? >> i went to yale, and i also went to jail. >> yale and j

mccaren- ferguson act, public law 15, this is amazing, it exempted the insurance companies from the sherman antitrust act. there was a bad supreme court ruling that ruled that insurance was not commerce. of course insurance is commerce. the corporations are a for- profit business. now there have been attempts to try to repeal the mccarren it- ferguson act. it failed in the senate. just this past february, the house passed a repeal bill, over 400 votes for repealing it. now there is a companion bill in the senate, and i will support that vigorously. it is ridiculous that any company or corporation should be exempted from antitrust. the ama did a study i read, in the past 14 years, some 400 health insurers have merged. they can fix prices. >> i am consistently stunned at this health care act is characterized as socialism. it is not socialism at all. it is capitalism on steroids. you have to pay to a private corporation and you are under penalty of law for not doing so. this is not socialism by any stretch of the imagination. i am disturbed by the fact that it was drawn behind closed doors and