represenative tim murphy's bill written in the months following the massacare at the sandy hook elementary school in connecticut in 2012 had enjoyed bipartisan support. it's waning now because of proposed changes to hippa privacy laws -- that would give family members and caretakers of a mentally ill person more medical information . [rep. jan schakowsky (d) illinois]"we want to make sure people feel they can go in privacy to get the help they need and to ask for whatever they need to resolve their mental illness." [kristine frazo standup] "democrats say if 'hippa' is changed it will deter the mentally ill from seeking help. in other words, defeating the very purpose of reforming mental health care." about 10 million people in the u.s. have a serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia or biopolar disorder.according to the national alliance on mental illness or 'nom-ee' almost half don't get psychiatric treatment now for many reasons including homlessness, incarceration, and too few hospital beds. [sot ron honberg]"we rarely if ever focus our attention on the broken mental health system un

congrats to tim murphy and his crimson. >>> bruins and toronto from the gardens. going back inside, outside, gets a shot but cannot get it to go by. mathias on the breakaway. scoreless into the second period. as mathias again into the defense that does it again -- but does it again. scoring late in the third period . >> welcome to the middle. wide-open. scores! three minutes 43 seconds left! >> take out the reaction from the bruins bench. you think they wanted this one? a wanted nothing leave for boston until brad gets the empty netter. 22 saves in the bruins get a to do nothing shutout win over toronto. >>> in order for the patriots to keep going and winning, they have to keep -- they have to stop with the season ending injuries. julienne may not return until the postseason. he certainly out for this game as well as collins and pohlman. putting up 40 on the bill and winning by eight. the buffalo scored 19 points in the fourth quarter to make it interesting. i tower -- hightower says they need to struggle with it. -- they need to, something they have struggled wit

. >> tim murphy started his push to get through the house a complete overhaul of the federal laws withken federal health system. democrats are suggesting that these problems come down to guns. the real problem is a broken system that prevents people getting care fro loved on ones. republicans should be putting all of their weight behind this one. >> the break is supposed to be a deal between china and the u.s. on carbon. this week we learned that chinese coal use was actually 17% higher than reported in the official statistics to give you a sense of the scale. 17% in china is equal to 70% of all u.s. carbon emission. so this is actually a hit for the rule of law and political accountability which china lacks in the u.s. >> jason? >> this is a hit for jeanine hampton. the tea party republican who was elected lieutenant governor of kentucky. the conservativism equals racism. it's good news for the black electorate. this could help that. >> thanks, jason. thank you all. this is it for our show. we hope to see you right here next week. >>> hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. welcome to "a

represenative tim murphy's bill written%in the months following the massacare at e sandy hook elementary school in connecticut in 2012 had enjoyed bipartisan support. it's waning now because of proposed changes to hippa privacy laws -- that would give family members and caretakers o oa mentally ill person more medical information . "we want to make sure people feel they can go in privacy to get the help they need and to ask for whatever they need to resolve their mental illness." "democrats say if 'hippa' is changed it will deter the mentally ill from seeking help. in other words, defeating the very purpose of reforming mental health care." about 10 million people in the u.s. have a serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia or biopolar disorder.according to the national alliance on mental illness or 'nom-ee' almost half don't get psychiatric treatment nonofor many reasass including homlessness, incarceration, and too few hospital beds. " we rarely if ever focus our attention on the broken mental health system until these mass tragedies occur. so, maybe it is the silver lining."nami's r

congrats to tim murphy and the crimson. >>> look at this clinic here. a little move in and a little move out. this game was scoreless and you can thank from the bruins side, this player. he get it is break away here. scoreless going into the second period. again in front of the defense, he works again. this game was scoreless until late in the third period. >> he plays it out. to the top of the circle. he drives and scores! 1-0 bruins with 3:43 left. >> yeah, check out the bruins reaction on the bench, you think they wanted this game? they certainly did. with over 3 minute to play until this empty nether. the bruins 2-0 shut out win over toronto. >>> well, in order for the pats to keep on their winning ways, they are going to have to stop with the season ending injuries. jamesmy collins and justin coleman are out for monday night. buffalo scored 19 points in the interesting. hightower says the defense needs to stop the running game. buffalo ran for 160-yards in that one and hightower says that can't happen again. >> that's something we try to do is to t

then tim murphy on mental health and gun violence. congressman murphy cochairs the congressional mental health caucus and you can join the conversation by phone or on this book and twitter. "washington journal" at five every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> tuesday, charlie cook provides a 2016 presidential election preview. see it live at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> who will you next read about and there's only one person, i thought, about who i would write if i were to write a second biography. i remember and i thought i'm going to be standing next to the president with the most important people in the world. who knows how i will feel in a moment, i don't know. so i had the idea that i might do that. i thought maybe i'd give him the books later. if i feel this to be able to pull off the goofiness, i will do it. >> this sunday night, we have this special author and the book he wrote in regards to religion and politics. >> there are people that have made an idol of politics, sort of worshiping an idol rather than god an

congressman tim murphy is one of the responsors of -- sponsors of that bipartisan bill. he says the bill's cost does not compare to the loss of thousands of lives due to mental illness. >> currently, trying to pretend it's going to go away, the fear and loathing toward the mental illnesses say we're not going to help you is far more expensive. >> elizabeth: today, the mbta showed off the new equipment that it hopes will prevent history from repeating itself. >> mark: who could forget last winter. we reached out to viewers to get their concerns before the snow flies. what fox 25 news uncovered when we took those concerns straight to the mbta. plus -- >> the reporter: a new hampshire woman recovering from multiple injuries after a multicar crash yesterday morning. tonight, the latest in the police investigation, and what it will take to get her back on her feet. >> elizabeth: and a dangerously close call for a driver when a huge piece of wood slammed through her windshield. next at 6:00 p.m., what caused the mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i c

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represenative tim murphy's the months following the massacare at the sandy hook elementary school in connecticut in 2012 had enjoyed bipartisan support. it's waning now because of proposed changes to hippa privacy laws -- that would give family members and caretakers of person more medical information . [rep. jan schakowsky (d) illinois] "we want to make sure people feel they can go in privacy to get the help they need and to ask for whatever they need to resolve their mental illness." [kristine frazo standup] "democrats say if 'hippa' is changed it will deter the mentally ill from seeking help. in other words, defeating the very purpose of reforming mental health care." about 10 million people in the u.s. have a serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia or biopolar disorder.according to the national alliance on or 'nom-ee' almost half don't get psychiatric treatment now for many reasons including homlessness, incarceration, and too few hospital beds. [sot ron honberg]"we rarely if ever focus our attention on the broken mental health system until these mass tragedies occur. so, may

. >> the easiest place to start was on november 5th in a hearing congressman tim murphy made the followingmmittee on oversight and investigations. that the co-ops have lost about 1.2 to 1.3 billion of taxpayer money. on a different side, that's co-ops. the carriers in general, according to a mckinsey study lost $2.5 billion. tell me what's going on with obamacare as we enter the 2016 time period which is going to have many changes. >> this is the really big year, the really big enrollment period going on now for obamacare. obamacare, the affordable care act only signed up about 40% of the people eligible for the insurance exchanges. we don't know how many we need to make the risk pool, if you will, stable so that we have sustainable rates for people. the industry standard has been about 75%. one way or another obamacare has not signed up enough people, insurance companies are losing money, the co-ops are the canary in the coal mine, they're going out of business. they're faltering one after another. >> bob, here's my simple question, i try to be a straight shooter all the time. many pundit

insuranceate officials testified at a committee hearing, shared by tim murphy of pennsylvania. >> goodng. the subcommittee will come to order. the subcommittee convenes this hearing to investigate the consumer oriented and operated plans or co-ops, they awarded government-backed loans to issuers. of the 22 co-ops that sold health insurance plans, 12 have failed to date. they represent $1.23 billion in federal taxpayer money. pay any-ops must outstanding debts or obligations before repaying the loan funds, it is unlikely the federal government will ever recover these funds. mong insurers, they are structurally flawed. as early as 2011, we predicted that 26% will go unpaid. in 2012, the office of budget management estimated taxpayers would lose 43% of loans on the program. the following year, and report expressed concern about the financial stability and the inability to repay the loans. even staunch supporters of the aca predicted it would fail. senator rockefeller back in 2009 said there has been no significant research for the broad expansion of health insurance. what we do know is th