a small business owner from cumberland county, pennsylvania. december 3, "i'm a small business owner with three employees looking for health insurance. my old policy is being canceled and i was offered a replacement policy which is 68% higher than the old policy with higher dfnlts i went through the healthcare.gov site and was quoted an individual policy for my family which is 74% higher with higher dfnlt deductibles. when do i see affordable health care for my family? i have been self-employed for 1 years and have paid for my insurance all these years myself. i'm looking at $26,000 out of pocket with deductibles this year. please help." another progra promise that we - these were real people who are demonstrating hon trudemonstrate pro many that you could keep the health insurance plan that you had. there was another promise we heard frequently. and that promise was if you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor, period. the president added that flourish at the end be, the period, just to emphasize. these are the president's word.

accidents especially in pennsylvania. over the next several hours it will start to diminish. things will get better. we are looking at cold temperatures. here across the north-west we have showers pushing through montana. we will be getting showers today into friday and will last a day, a high temperature of 46 degrees. after that we are looking nice for the weekend. 47 on saturday. better sun conditions as we go towards monday and tuesday. down towards the southern part of california, we are dealing with red flag warnings. temperatures warm, 80 degrees. look at the area. we are talking about the coastal regions to the north-west and including los angeles. we think this will continue until about 10am. that's how it stands right now. it could be extended. it was extended yesterday and could today. temperatures warm. we are looking at sunday, seeing about 79 degrees there. showers down here towards the southern part of texas, including san antonio, and we don't think we'll see accumulation or flooding. dallas at 53 degrees, at san antonio. tuesday warming up to 55 degrees. >> i

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also, the pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike. the deadly storm on the move, and in the south, the airport nightmare. passengers stranded for days, showing us the tiny corner of the airport they now call home. >>> made in russia? the report causing controversy tonight. the pentagon buying helicopters from russia, and we ask, what about the ones made in america? the outrage growing. >>> the heisman hopeful cleared tonight. fresh off his victory on the field and off, what was the question that led this young football star to walk off? >>> and her secret, revealed. that voice, the singer who famously stunned the judges and the world. ♪ i dreamed a dream of time gone by ♪ >> tonight, susan boyle revealing the answer to a question she always wanted answered. and why it could offer hope for so many others. >>> good evening. and we're glad you're with us on a sunday night. likely watching indoors and warm. unlike the millions of americans who found themselves driving in the middle of a very dangerous ice storm this sunday. a 50-car p

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the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: i yield one minute to the distinguished the gentleman from michigan, the chairman, mr. upton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. up up i thank the -- mr. upton:, i thank the chairman. this fully offset package represents access to health care for 40 million seniors and going to give seniors the peace of mind knowing that their trusted physician will be there when they need them most by securing payments to physicians. since its passage back in 1997, s.g.r. has bred uncertainty. seniors are wondering if their doctors will remain available for consultation and this is no way, no way to keep americans healthy or run a health care system. so members on both sides of the aisle believe that the s.g.r. is broken. our energy and commerce committee, myself with mr. waxman, we voted 51 to nothing which would permanently repeal s.g.r. and replace it with a system that promotes the highest quality of care. while i'm disappointed that we didn't repeal s

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>> actually, across the entire state of pennsylvania. 97.5% of all the fire companies in pennsylvania are volunteer fire departments. that's the fourth largest in the country. what worries me is that we have been trying to get clarification from the internal revenue since the summer. now, this was to be the law of the land already. and this is obviously another unintended consequence. nonetheless, potentially could affect fire departments all across america. >> when you reached out to the irs, they simply don't have a concrete answer for you? they say they'll get back to you? what's their response. >> their response is it's under review. i honestly believe this can be simply clarified with language that would just explain that -- that volunteer firefighters are nonemployees under the affordable care act. >> here's the amazing thing, congressman. there have been dozens of waivers for big corporations and other entities with regard to obama care. why wouldn't this just be a simple waiver? >> that's right. that's exactly what our point is. is that they could not be seriously thinking abo

you can see the snow across illinois, idaho, and pennsylvania--iowa andpennsylva. you can see across the ohio valley and tennessee valley and across georgia, atlanta and north carolina. by tomorrow morning the front will be offshore but the heaviest precipitation falling this evening into pennsylvania, new york, and in new england where we could see a foot of snow falling. the roads will be treacherous all the way into the northeast. the heaviest of snow falling into new england up to a foot of snow expect there had. three to five inches of snow expected in chicago all the way back into pennsylvania along i i-70 and also along i-80. this afternoon into the evening is when the heaviest of the snowfall is going to fall. we'll see rates of one to two inches per hour. traveling take it easy from detroit to new york city more than a foot of snow expected across portions of new england. if you're throughout, walking, take it easy, have the snow boots on hats, gloves, this is the time of year that we do get sick because of the whether. >> and check on the elderly as well.

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. >>> and two massive highway palts in pennsylvania. >>> argentine travelers attacked by fish. >>> and a web glitch. >>> tens of thousands are in the dark and cold. some this season just wants heat and power. kevin tibbles has more. >> reporter: across the midwest and north let's, crews have been scrambling to restore power to those who lost it in last weekend's massive ice storm. >> going along. >> reporter: in lansing, michigan, this family has been without power for five days. spent the last three nights in a hotel room. they spent christmas day shivering in coats at home opening presents. >> all the other things don't mat person we were together and still had a great christmas. >> reporter: in maine, 94-year-old grace has been in the dark since sunday. a friend came by with a generator and spent the night to make sure grace is okay. temperatures in her home had dropped into the 40s. >> there you go, grace. >> there's nothing you can do, really. you just wait it out. but keep a sense of humor about it. because it, too, shall pass. >> reporter: one of the biggest concerns is carbon m

in pennsylvania, david, a state appointed receiver for the city of harrisburg. he specializes in municipal bonds and dean, professor of economic research. kil, cities across the country saw declining sales takes revenues, declining tax ref news as people's homes reduced in valley. value. >> a lot of cities are experiencing fiscal stress but i want to reiterate bankruptcies are rare. those who issue debt in the credit market only 10 a year going "g" into bankruptcy. while fiscal stress is a chief concern, bankruptcy is still a very rare phenomenon. >> is it stuffer at a time when the economy is not robust when the state's in which these cities and counties are located are also feeling a lot of strain, is it tough for put these restructuring deals together? >> the state plays a significant role in the fiscal health of the city. they offer state aid to local governments. that makes up a third of the city revenues. when cities cut back due to their own fiscal pressures local governments experience a lot of fiscal squeeze as well. >> are there fewer good choices when

and in pennsylvania a bar of soap can land you in handcuffs two people spent a month in jail after police mistook homemade soap for cocaine we talked to the lawyer scrubbing their records clean later in the show. it's tuesday december seventeenth in washington d.c. i'm here at david and you're watching our team we begin tonight with breaking news at least two people a gunman and another person have been killed in a shooting today at a hospital in reno nevada that's all according to the reno police department the gunfire occurred this afternoon at the renown medical center and according to the city's communications center the shooter went to the neurology office of nevada advanced medicine on the third floor and opened fire the medical center is apparently the only level two trauma center and that part of nevada and his home to the area's only children's hospital according to authorities that shooter carried one weapon and ultimately died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound but there are two more people who are reportedly injured and right now they are being true. he did at a hospital. and

up their drinking water an in-depth look at the boom that's leaving locals boston coming up and in pennsylvania a bar of soap can land you in handcuffs two people spent a month in jail after police mistook homemade soap for cocaine we take a look we talked to the lawyer scrubbing their records clean later in the show. it's tuesday december seventeenth five you know in washington d.c. i live here in david and you're watching r t. and we begin today with an open letter that edward snowden has written to the people of brazil in the letter which was published today in brazil's folha newspaper so on and said he be willing to help brazil investigate n.s.a. spying on its soil but cannot fully participate in doing so without being granted political asylum because the u.s. government quote will continue to interfere with my ability to speak snowden went on to say that quote american senators tell us that brazil should not worry because this is not surveillance data collection they say it's done to keep you safe they're wrong there is a huge difference between legal programs and these programs of dragnet

that caused some slick roadways there in pennsylvania. still some lake effect snow here in western new york and northwestern pennsylvania, but that area of snow here at 5:00 yesterday morning gone, it's cleared out, moving off the coast of new england. now pretty quiet weather today except for the little bit of know in the northwest, northern plains, all quiet cross the southeast, all the way to the west, dry where it's fairly clear. this rain here is south texas is the next storm developing. this will bring a lot of warm air up the coast this weekend. saturday looks clear. it's still getting organized along the gulf coast but by saturday night to early sunday, the air comes up the mid atlantic into new england. it's starting to see a little mix here. that is rain freezing or coming down to snow with just a little area though. much of this is rain and this will be sunday night to early monday. by monday afternoon, that storm's gone, but behind it some bitter cold arctic air. there's temperatures down below zero for a high with a gusty win

the pennsylvania turnpike. >> it's winter. it is cold. we say it's going to get a little of a warm-up. we are still talking about just in the 30s. >> reporter: but in spite of spending the halliday in the cold, many are keeping their christmas spirits up. many 70 day in this red cross shelter in lanceing. >> it's definitely a lot better than being at home. >> that was nbc's kevin tibbles reporting there. >>> 1.3 million people stand to lose their unemployment benefits tomorrow. president obama has found the bipartisan budget compromise in the law. congress extends the benefits as a part of the physical framework. democrats joined by a few republicans will push to reinstate them in the new year. but the outlook is uncertain. nbc's daniel lee joins us live from washington. daniele, good morning to you. can it be resolved? >> reporter: veronica, that's the early question we will be look for in early january him when you tack about the impact. it's about $300 a week. it's what americans unploild for more than six months rely on fo

some accumulation in western pennsylvania. all the way down to maryland and west virginia, so that bitter cold arctic air is coming in creating that lake-effect snow. it does climb above the freezing mark starting thursday up to 41 degrees. so the cold air is here for a while. roads will be slippery where that ice and snow is not going anywhere any time soon. richelle. >> thank you so much. and thank you for. and thank you for watching al jazeera america. >> your data, your rights, and your protections are the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. woe to the unknowing consumer who wants to wrap up holiday shopping at the big box target target this season. perhaps many of us doing what we do every day have come under

pennsylvania expected to climb to 67. columbus 69 is the high today, predicted, the record is 62. strong line between the warmth and the cool air. new york city to albany, that's a distance of 150 miles and look at the temperature difference here. we have an ice storm making its way across portions of the northeast and it's extending back from portion e-of michigan into new york and canada as well. ice accumulations along i-95, this could cause power outages in addition to pulling down trees and power lines. we want people to be careful. these warnings go on through later tonight. if you are traveling along i-95, take it easy. back to you richelle. >> thank you for joining us. for updates go to our website, aljazeera.com. that works is in trouble. our digital producer, ra raj is here, and most people are familiar with detroit's crisis, but chicago's is whooshes. >> people have been

up their drinking water an in-depth look at the boom that we leaving locals busted coming up and in pennsylvania a bar of soap can land you in handcuffs two people spent a month in jail after police mistook homemade so for cocaine we talked to the lawyer scrubbing their records clean later in the show. it's tuesday december seventeenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching. and we begin today with an open letter that edward snowden has written to the people of brazil now in the letter which was published today in brazil's full han newspaper snowden said he'd be willing to help brazil investigate and i say spying on its soil but could not fully participate in doing so without being granted political asylum because the u.s. government quote will continue to interfere with my ability to speak snowden went on to say that post american senators tell us that brazil should not worry because this is not surveillance it's data collection they say it's done to keep you safe they're wrong there is a huge difference between legal programs and these programs of dragnet mass surv

kelly is lye in toils down pennsylvania. what is the latest this morning? >> we are about an hour north of philadelphia. the big concern today is freezing rain. you can sue ice accumulation here on some of the pushes. the snow came down yesterday only about three inches or so. we were told it would turn to rain. the big concern is the morning commute will be a problem. winter weather advisory until 8:00 a.m. the big advice is they can stay in. that is the best thing to do right now. certainly slick spots on the road. the winter weather advisory in place until 8:00 a.m. this morning. back to you guys. >> be careful of black ice as well. thank you. >>> the time about 13 minutes after the hour. >> caught on camera a college snowball fight turns nasty sparking a police investigation. >> why the police department az that incident could be a crime. you can prevent gas with beano meltaways, or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll

snow coming down across west virginia and pennsylvania. this mixed line will be moving to the south. it could start initially as a mix along i. i-95. we have more on what to expect and how much more on what to expect in areas that already got it. >> feeling like christmas. >> meteorologist: it looks like it, too. >> some of the largest tech companies in the world are teeming up against the national security agency. they all want to limit the federal government from collecting their user information. the companies want more oversight and accountability from organizations like the nsa. we have more in washington and what steps are these companies taking against the nsa? >> reporter: well, for the moment we have this open letter that was published in several newspapers and the elusive agency of several principles that should governor future surveillance by the u.s. government. at the core of those principles is an end to the mass bulk data collection of national security agency. what we learned over the last few months from whistle blower edw

it shows phil robertson is the a church podium in pennsylvania giving a sermon about morality. take a listen. >> men with men, women with women, they do some 5:00s against one another and they receive in themselves perversions. they're full of murder, envy, hatred. they are arrogant god haters. they are heartless, they are faithless, they are ruthless. they're doing evil. that's what you have. 235 years, roughly, after your forefathers founded the country, so what are you going to do, pennsylvania? judge the biblg? >> that video was on youtube. we wondered tonight had a & e seen this prior to casting the show, it's unclear how long robertson's hiatus will last. "duck dynasty" is the most popular none fiction show every week. yet another state affirmed the right of same sex couples to marry. today the new mexico supreme court ruled the state may not deny same-sex couples the freedom to marry calling the current federal law unconstitutional. and that ruling comes the same day the united methodist church in pennsylvania defroked pastor frank schaeffer. his offense, officiating his

. >> maddie from pennsylvania. >> what did you want from santa

the pennsylvania bride and her groom said their i do's in the middle of the snowstorm. >> i just wanted a white wedding and i wanted it to snow. i think snow is beautiful. it's because i'm from massachusetts, so it works for me, and i got it. >> you hit the jackpot. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: alexandria field, massachusetts. >> a different story here in sunny california. we're going to continue to see nice weather the next few days with sunshine, warm

>> first, he did express things in a crude way but you got upset about quoting from his message in pennsylvania, that was mainly the words of paul in romans the first chapter.

this is from an individual in lancaster, pennsylvania. i got this just -- i think i got this earlier today. and i'll just quote from this e-mail from my constituent. addressed to me, it says, "as my congressional representative, you need to know how obamacare is harming my life and health care. i work for a small construction company. my cost for family health care was already over $11,000 per year. we received notification that our policy was being canceled since it did not comply with requirements of the affordable care act. our company looked for the best rates they could find for comparable coverage which did comply. they chose a new insurance company. we just recently were given the cost for next year. my costs to cover myself and my family will be over $17,500 per year, a 59% increase. even with that, the deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums are higher. this is not affordable care. this would eat up a major part of my income. i attempted to log on to the healthcare.gov several times but always get kicked out. i do not hold much ho

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in northeastern pennsylvania, we've lost two hospitals in the last years. they've season circling the drain because of the uninsured care. >> the people with the junk insurance policies that they only find out is unacceptable when they try to get coverage that they need. but as you say this is just semantics in certain language. but for certain americans, this is down right people that are going to find out that they have this problem come january the 1st. but i do want to point out that there is an improvement and have been many improvements to the website at this point now that we've got consumer reports praising what i call the useful new browsing feature. saying it works perfectly. so what kind of feedback are you getting in pennsylvania specifically because that is a state that does have to rely on the federal website. >> first i would say that's probably the biggest and most important feature of the website other than that it is working now, is that you can compare apples to apples. you know, we've had since i think 1940 this mccarron-ferguson law tha

the two were pulled over in pennsylvania last month. the officers did a search fof their car found two homemade bars of soap. it came back positive for cocaine. a lab test was ordered and it took a month to get the results back. ended up just being soup, by the wa -- soap boot by the way. the drug charges were dropped. >> oo the outside of these mittens meant to raise money for the u.s. olympic committee they say go usa. but it's what it inside that really counts. >> no one likes hearing a loud cell phone talker. it is so annoying. now one man's creative way to silence strangers is going viral. will you be his next victim? >> the safety of antibacterial soaps being questioned this morning. u.s. regulators pushing to require makers of antibacterial soaps to demonstrate they are safe and more effective than soap and water. the fda says although these products have been used since the 70s there is no evidence they are better. researchers suggest long-term exposure to antibacterial chemicals don't allow bacteria to mutate into harder to con

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you can see the snow and mix up into pennsylvania. as far as we're concerned, still pretty good rain across the metro area, but the colder air is beginning to infiltrate our area, although not cold enough to produce snow. we're into the 30s in some of the suburbs and we'll get drier colder air in tomorrow. tomorrow is your errand day. now we're looking at light showers pushing through. that will continue through the night and again maybe early in the morning. colder saturday and some clearing either late morning or afternoon. colder and dry saturday night, still okay to go out. sunday red alert, snow, mix all day and temperatures less than 32 in the metro area all day. overnight just rain and showers, temperatures generally falling -- actually have fallen from the 50s back to the 30s. tomorrow morning start in the 40s and it will be breezy. it will be kind of cold, but you can do stuff. it will be dry. red alert sunday, snow to a mix, 32, chilly with showers. we climb to 41 in the afternoon monday, horrible day for football. 30 to 32,

i would go to pennsylvania and i could be a pennsylvania senator. i could do that if somebody came to me and said here's 20 million box and i'm going to run your campaign that would be tempting. my problem is nobody has. [laughter] and i'm trying to find out why this is. my wife always says to me what's the big reason you want to be a senator because i'm not a policy guy. because the next time i would -- they would vote on war i would vote no. that would be my reason because i have heard them do that call every time in my life whether it's good not to or panama or how many times have we been fighting in iraq and asked to do it will be fun and opiate cakewalk. i have been hearing this every time there's a war. zero cost urgency. it's always you must do it and it's free. two months later it's well we didn't get the facts right and it's going to cost a fortune and it's never going to end. >> hi chris. >> let me finish this question. [laughter] is a great question. it will haunt me as i sleep. i know somebody here who would run. somebody ought to run. >

two pennsylvania highways have reopened after a massive pileup. about 35 cars and trucks colliding in a chain-reaction crash on the snow-covered pennsylvania turnpike, backing up traffic for miles. about 25 people were taken to the hospital. dozens of others, treated at the scene. >>> road conditions today should be better in pennsylvania and most of the rest of the northeast. no precipitation, though. but highways near the great lakes may be snow-covered. they may be wet along the gulf coast down into florida. and in the pacific northwest. >> we don't expect any major airport delays today anywhere in the country. >>> back to the news. new details this morning from a paramedic who treated victims in a piranha attack in argentina. >> a school of flesh-eating fish went on the attack on christmas day. unsuspecting families tried to cool off in stifling heat waves there. more than 70 people were hurt. a paramedic working on the victims said about eight children had serious injuries, including losing parts of their fingers and toes. experts believe the

the national book award finalist and a guggenheim fellow in the three time recipient from the pennsylvania humanities council living in delaware with his wonderful wife. i am pleased to welcome him to the stage so he could talk about his book "young mr. roosevelt" after he takes your questions he will be outside here in the lobby i am sure he will be happy to sign all the books you go by because you are inspired by his top. ladies and gentlemen, stanley weintraub. [applause] >> fourth term presidential campaign we were near the end of world war ii and many soldiers, 11 billion in uniform, i wanted to find out they voted and why they voted the way they did. i had teams of people around the country i also asked people who went through that period how they voted. quite a number said i voted for roosevelt because he is the navy man. that surprised me i did not expect that. i decided i would go back to find out what kind of a navy man he was. this book is the of results. very often the subject for a future book emanates from the previous book or the research know better examples could be found

we are now sort of in central pennsylvania. but he also wears a black t-shirt with a confederate flag. as he sits down he kind of opened his flannel shirt and says i wore this just for you. [laughter] >> host: just to hit all the stereotypes. >> guest: so i can't make them up. so, and the thing is he is also -- because he and his wife are trying to make it on far less -- >> host: she's married to? >> guest: yes, has to kids, five and seven i think at the time i interviewed him. really unhappy with the quality of schools and, you know about of course the conversations we weren't going to have is that it be nice if he had three child care and exercise the right to healthcare? we didn't have those conversations. we had a conversation about what he expected as he was growing up, what he thought was going to be his and what he didn't get and how he feels somewhat basically screwed by the system. >> host: like things were taken away that were rightfully his. and that in a sense -- >> guest: that's the line, that's the kind of connect

traffic was snarled from pennsylvania to new jersey. >> the driving today was terrible. it was wet everywhere. my car slipped around the road everywhere. you know, just really bad conditions out there. >> reporter: in philadelphia, nearly 10 inches of snow fell. yesterday's game in philadelphia between the eagles and detroit lions was played in near whiteout conditions. in maryland, a pickup truck slid off the road, and the snowy icy conditions hit new york but is expected to turn to rain later this morning. >> seemed like there was ice, snow, and then ice again. >> reporter: this is the same storm that blanketed the southwest. the massive weather system left icy texas highways almost abandoned. the storm has severely hampered air travel. more than 3,000 flights nationwide were canceled yesterday from dallas to philadelphia, and thousands more delayed. power outages continue in the south and midwest, leaving tens of thousands without heat to face arctic-like temperatures. yesterday's annual christmas parade in baltimore was canceled, and this morning drivers from philade

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first the message tonight beginning with the pileup on the treasure russ pennsylvania turnpike. here's abc meteorologist ginger zee. >> reporter: it was a white day after christmas and a snowy nightmare in pennsylvania, at least four accidents shutting down parts of the turnpike for about eight hours, 35 cars piling up on the slick roads, injuring nine people. that fresh coat of snow also dusting the five-day-old ice. >> this is probably the worst time of year to have this happen. >> reporter: it was a frozen, dark christmas from michigan to toronto to maine as more than 120,000 homes are still without power tonight, including janice arnold from michigan on day five now without power. >> a tough christmas, huh? >> we have a generator now. in the beginning that was a little rough. >> reporter: crews working overtime, straight through the holiday to save folks from the extreme cold. >> my kids are at home and they're warm playing playstation and xbox and these kids are just trying to stay warm. >> reporter: the lack of power, including using generators inside which you shouldn't d

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ed rendell is the former governor of pennsylvania and msnbc political analyst. alex burns is a political analyst. this seems to be a story. but why do you think it is a story about something where there may have been some payback, political -- you know, the usual sort of sharp elbow stuff that goes on in politics occasionally. why is it a story now? >> it's only a story because it feeds into the narrative that governor christie is a bully. that he's vengeful. and the reason this story seems to have legs is no one's given any explanation why the lanes were closed if the governor didn't order it. and that the two port authority people who supposedly ordered it stepped down. the suggestion that new jersey governor chris christie intentionally caused a massive traffic jam on his side, the candor at the press conference friday, almost bearing democrats in the state and nationally to come after him, and the state democrats are delighted to do it, chris. if you look at the results of the election last november, christie really had no coattails. he still has a very robu

ed rendell is the former governor of pennsylvania and msnbc political analyst. ed burns is a political analyst. this seems to be a story. but why do you think it is a story about something where there may have been some payback, political -- you know, the usual sort of sharp elbow stuff that goes on in politics occasionally. why is it a story now? >> it's only a story because it feeds into the narrative that governor christie is a bully. that he's vengeful. and the reason this story seems to have legs is no one's given any explanation why the lanes were closed if the governor didn't order it. and that the two port authority people who supposedly ordered it stepped down. stepped down. it's going to raise serious questions. and again, it plays into the narrative of a bully. >> yeah, let me go to alex. i agree with you, governor, on that, because i think what people like is a little bit of tough guy. they like the fact that when somebody asked him in a press conference, why do your kids go to private school, he said "none of your business." to an extent, it is with

>> we were both at the pennsylvania society in new york, it's a great gathering, started in 1899. and i just try to keep up with ed rendell's schedule that weekend. hard to do. >> governor, i'm sure you had a long receiving line. >> no, no. nobody -- i have no power and no money anymore, ari. so nobody wants to see me. >> okay. we will fact-check that a little later. senator, let's get to what you're fighting for. you did support the budget deal, but you've been pushing hard for the extension of long-term unemployment insurance. and i've seen several statements out from your office on that this week. what are you and your fellow lawmakers going to do to actually get us a vote on this? >> well, what we're trying to do is to get -- to make sure that if this isn't done this calendar year, which it probably won't be, we get an agreement to get a vote very early in the year. and i think we'll get that. because here's what it means, ari. and i know the governor understands it's having represented both the city -- city of philadelphia's mayor and state as governor. that in pennsylvania,

finally, he called upon the president of the pennsylvania railroad whose sister he knew well from the world fair. he used his prestige with congress. the eyesores will be removed from the mall and tunnels would be built under the capitol to phill the station would be filled down health north of the capitol. he made his design a current curtain of classical architecture past with though buildings of the roman empire. the white marble a cold blue white and finally found the perfect vermont. however it was shot down, he was told, in memory of their son who died at an early age to get no amount of convincing could even convince the man that he wanted to open until last died and so the inquiry into the project for the station. the union station surfaced in that material. most everyone that entered passed through that gate in 1908. its facade and interior screen the training yard and all looked the builders responded by the in and a real season even though the station stands at the head of the class. as of the town became a high of of building activity with wagons looking at this oil and qu

with his blood. 32 patients were infected in new hampshire, seven in maryland, six in kansas one in pennsylvania. >>> an organization that helps the poor needs a lot of help itself this morning. it got burglarized over the weekend and is now missing $10,000. >> the office is on martin luther king boulevard. there are signs it may have been an inside job. >> reporter: it is not the way we are used to seeing the red salvation army kettles. these have been cracked open with nothing but loose change around them. administrators at this southeast dc salvation army say this suspect or pair of suspects broke into the building. they tell us whoever did this knew exactly what they were looking for. >> they gained access to this office and systematically went kettle to kettle, taking out any of the dollar currency that was in there, which could be dollar bills, fives, tens, 20s. >> that suspect headed for the doors in a mad dash to get out of here with all the stolen money. it was a at that point he encountered a security officer, pulled a knife on the person and took off running. cash was taken not only f