e. the question is are they a healthy tool to quit smoking or are they a gateway for those who haven't started? >>> and hip-hop health, that's a rap legend taking a creative approach to the complex problem of obesity. >>> plus a former cnn anchor said he died twice but now he's back on the air. we'll explain. >>> but, first -- you know, just days from now millions of americans become eligible for new health insurance coverage as part of the president's affordable care act. only a third of americans say they've heard about where to purchase the new coverage in their own state and more than two-thirds admit they don't know the basics about the coverage or what it might cost, so we asked cnn's tom foreman to take us on a virtual tour to shop for obama care. >> hey, sanjay, despite all these monumental changes to health care, most of us who have insurance, and that is most of us, probably won't see much change. maybe some modifications. but this is really about the 48 million people who do n

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. ♪ ♪ it's not hard, i know what you're thinking ♪ ♪ coming from shock and doug e. fresh ♪ ♪ i want you to know, that you are the best ♪ ♪ as you write it all down, and shock got the sound, ♪ ♪ and as we travel around, this is how we get down. ♪ ♪ reading, writing, listening, speaking, it's not hard, ♪ ♪ i know what you're thinking. ♪ ♪ fresh. - let's go! we're in the wild with wild kratts. going where no human has gone before not anymore! hah-hah-hah heh-heh-heh ha-ha-ha-ha watch wild kratts! weekdays on pbs kids go! or anytime at p-b-s kids go dot org. "the electric company" is brought to you by... find your voice and share it, american greetings, proud sponsor of "the electric company." agreement from the u.s. department of education's ready to learn grant, and viewers like you, thank you. the first step is to go online to pbskidsgo.org and earn points for francine or for me or for any of your favorite pranksters. and well, i suppose you could play for one of the electric company members, too. so, it could likely to be -- that makes no sen

e. >>> remember when we showed you those creepy anti-obama care ads? wait until you hear you made them and who helped to pay for them. >>> and we will introduce a judge who may not be able to see, but that does not stop him from calling games. >>> good morning. everybody. i am debra fay rick. >> and i am victor blackwell. guess what was going on in new york? >> the season premiere of "saturday night live," hosted by none other than tina fey. take a look. >> let me start by saying i am psyched for obama care! >> there you go. i love that enthusiasm. >> because now that i have free health care i can get sick all the time! free medicine, y'all. >> well, that's not really how it works. >> i stopped washing my hands and i am licking subway poles, thanks president. >> you can always count on them to find the comedy in washington. but it's not difficult for everybody sitting at home to find this comical. >> it's certainly laughable. >> this is in olympia, greece. we are a few months out for the

became somebody who i spent literally hours on the telephone with and i shared this e-mail with him dead had been sent to me being a cop he looked at this and instantly instantly had heartburn with and had serious issues with it after months of asking for additional information about the conflicting reports of their son's deaths and getting no answers from the army dave met with doug to me in person for the first time at a ceremony at fort campbell when we were at fort campbell and we were visiting for this memorial service we had kind of gotten to a point where we both felt like we could release it and let it go after the ceremony the two fathers were talking in one of their rooms when there was a knock at the door to him listed men who had vital information about the night that their boys were killed and at them video of the incident they did that because they were sick and tired of the way that fort campbell had treated this that their superior officer treated this and they said there was a cover up going on. i was furious i was absolutely furious here is you know here's this org

became somebody who i spent literally hours on the telephone with and i shared this e-mail with him that had been sent to me being a cop he looked at this and instantly instantly had heartburn with and had serious issues with it after months of asking for additional information about the conflicting reports of their sons' deaths and getting no answers from the army dave met with doug to meet in person for the first time at a ceremony at fort campbell when we were at fort campbell and we were visiting for this memorial service we had kind of gotten to a point where we both felt like we could release it and let it go after the ceremony the two fathers were talking in one of their rooms when there was a knock at the door to him list of men who had vital information about the night that their boys were killed and that them video of the incident they did that because they were sick and tired of the way that fort campbell had treated this that their superior officer treated this and they said there was a cover up going on. i was furious i was absolutely furious here is you know here's thi

became somebody who i spent literally hours on the telephone with and i shared this e-mail with him that had been sent to me being a cop he looked at this and instantly instantly had heartburn with and had serious issues with it after months of asking for additional information about the conflicting reports of their son's deaths and getting no answers from the army they've met with doug to me in person for the first time at a ceremony at fort campbell when we were at fort campbell and we were visiting for this memorial service we had kind of gotten to a point where we both felt like we could release it and let it go after the ceremony the two fathers were talking in one of their rooms when there was a knock at the door to when listed men who had by the information about the night that their boys were killed and at them video of the incident they did that because they were sick and tired of the way that fort campbell had treated this that their superior officer treated this and they said there was a cover up going on. i was furious i was absolutely furious here is you know here's thi

became somebody who i spent literally hours on the telephone with and i shared this e-mail with him dead had been sent to me being a cop he looked at this and instantly instantly had heartburn with and had serious issues with it after months of asking for additional information about the conflicting reports of their son's deaths and getting no answers from the army they've met with doug to me in person for the first time at a ceremony at fort campbell when we were at fort campbell and we were visiting for this memorial service we had kind of gotten to a point where we both felt like we could release it and let it go after the ceremony the two fathers were talking in one of their rooms when there was a knock at the door to him listed men who had bottle information about the night that their boys were killed and at them video of the incident they did that because they were sick and tired of the way that fort campbell had treated this that their superior officer treated this and they said there was a cover up going on. i was furious i was absolutely furious here is you know here's this

i spoke to kathy, her husband doug and her daughter jessica yesterday and obviously they e are, i mean beyond devastated. >> oh -- >> to say the least. >> it's just something when you're -- you know, when it happened it was like -- you had to tell yourself that this was really happening while it was going on. that's how just surreal it was. i mean, it was real, but it was surreal at the same time. >> yeah, i understand that. >> so what happened when he started going away and i got off the phone with the d.c. 911, the fire alarm went off. i'd say it was about five minutes after the shooting started. so then i'd push my desk out and i said run. because when i ran around the corner, i saw mary knight dead laying on the ground basically -- and what i did was kneeled over her and checked her by looking straight into her eyes to see if there was consciousness and there was none. and i knew there was nothing i could do for her. i just got up and ran and i went down the stairs and i saw my friends standing there and i couldn't believe she was there. it was that shocking. and i said to her, wha

and doug flutie, good luck to fellow e. got her on her first day at fox news as co-host of fox friends #betterwithfriends. >> elisabeth: nice. >> brian: doug flutie gives everybody hope. >> elisabeth: i give everybody the heisman. >> viewersviewers are chiming i. one says, she's great addition. love the new set. has brian spilled anything yet? >> brian: i'm not allowed. >> elisabeth: we'll be sending photos. we can tweet all of the behind the scenes stuff out. instagram. >> tweet to your heart's content. >> brian: i put up the donald trump picture. i just got the iphone. so it came out clear. it's not the blurry blackberry shot. also, a lot of people have written stories about us. news day did an unbelievable job. there is a picture of all three of us, i'm wearing the exact same outfit. [ laughter ] >> steve: it makes it seem like they were doing the interview as they went to press this morning. >> elisabeth: so fast. >> steve: if people would like to jump on twitter. >> #betterwithfriends. as important as social media is,

doug band could go to capitol hill and cause problems for us. doug band is so-and-so, and -- >> we need to buy, we have to pay more money for this post office in sarasota because the right-hand man of the ex-president of the united states called me on the phone and said so. >> exactly, and there's a wonderful exchange of e-mails i got in a freedom of information request through chatter about chelsea's wedding and a lot of sort of clinton land -- >> isn't this just the way that all of the 1% roll? like, couldn't you just do the same thing on the bushies, on any prominent -- like, this moving back and forth between public and private, that's just how everyone works, right? >> it is how washington works these days and that's a real problem. what i think sets this apart is the scale of it. the amounts of money involved that are sort of swirling around doug and clinton land are just enormous. >> i want to talk about that. we should also say we reached out to the clinton global initiative and doug band for comment. neither got back to us. we will be b

doug band could go to capitol hill and cause problems for us. doug band is so-and-so and -- >> we need to buy -- we have to pay more money for this post office in sarasota because the right-hand man of the ex-president of the united states called me on the phone and said so. >> exactly, and there's a wonderful exchange of e-mails that i got in a freedom of information request through chatter about chelsea's wedding and a lot of sort of clinton land -- >> isn't this just the way that all of the 1% roll? like couldn't you just do the same thing on the bushies, on any prominent -- like this moving back and forth between public and private, like that's just how everyone works, right? >> it is how washington works these days, and that's a real had problem. what i think sets this apart is the scale of it. the amounts of money involved that are sort of swirling around doug and clinton land are just enormous. >> i want to talk about that. we should also say we reached out to the clinton global initiative and doug band for comment. neither got back to us

say it is willful ignorance for us to raise questions about it, i think that someone needs to haul doug in front of the committee and ask what's so willfully ignorant about asking why wasn't hillary clinton or tom niz e, her deputy interviewd aggressively and why didn't we use subpoena power to get to the bottom of it. we have known that it was a joke, and this report shows it. >> you mentioned that secretary of undermanagement secretary patrick kennedy who is mentioned in the draft report and it says specifically the authorization of kennedy to continue operating the ad hoc compound in benghazi and to let the operations go on. you know mr. kennedy, and how do you account for the fact that he has not been talked with? is he important the sit down with? >> he is very important the sit down with, and i know pat kennedy and i know him well. i have served with him for a num b number of years. there is no opossible way that pat kennedy made this decision without talking to someone higher up. he either talked to secretary cl clinton or he talked to tom knives and i will state my life on it. p

how are you going to read all ok, thanks e host: you so much for the call. cq o writes. there's this from doug hay who is a spokesperson for the republican leader in the house of representatives, eric cantor. from our facebook page this is rom louise who says, you can join in with your thoughts on facebook.com/c-span. good morning. what a wonderful show you have. the people that are spending all to say how awful obamacare is, if they would take that money and put it into the program and explain to people how it is going to work for everybody, how everybody will have insurance. sick children who have asthma won't be sitting in emergency rooms for hours not being able to breathe. ,f they would take that money those millions of dollars that -- and get it to try to work for a couple of years and see how it manages to work. after you have tried a couple of years stand back and take a look at it and see if it is the horror everybody has said it is supposed to be. i don't think is going to be that. i think it is going to be good for our country. the poor people have insurance.

doug has been the ceo of men's warehouse since 2011 and with them since 2005. the i guarantee it guy. the board issued the press relesion discussing the determination. this is the first time addressed in an interview. >> what happened? >> i'm going to refer you to the statement the board put out soon after it happened. >> the only option was to terminate mr. zimmer because he was disruptive? >> the board tried to find another resolution but was found in this solution. >> is there no contact with mr. zimmer, he is still the largest shareholder? >> no, we haven't had contact. >> he says the retailer hasn't seen the evidence of a business falloff related to the fact zimmer is no longer the spokesperson. a drop in profit and guidance he believes a result of economic pressures and says average sales are strong. they're focussing on the business strengths. >> there's a lot of talk right now about the macro conditions and impact it's having on apparel retail now. i point to the fact we think we're doing better than most of our competitors. we have strong brands, numbe

quick, we're going to get thoughts from doug yearley in a minute. i want to ask gary a question we haven't gotten to. sounds like the music is playing. the reason we're in chicago this morn as good because goldman sachs having the cfo conference here. we're going to talk to lloyd blankfein shortly. he joined the dow. he's got interesting thoughts about what's going on with diamond and cowen. we're going to talk to him about that and more. squawk box is coming back live from chicago in just a little bit. >>> we are going to host doug and also andrew, are you still down there? >> i am. >> you want to ask gary a question? >> i have one question for gary. i assume you know mrs. yellen and don cone and all the players. i want to get the inside dope on what you think of these folks. >> i do know them all. it's remarkable how similar they are in many ways. their long time federal reserve people, more than knowledgeable about the issues and the challenges. they have a lot of talent and smarts and expertise. i think this the cases of the leading candidates,