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home detention here in manhattan. he lives in washington. his lawyer argues hes not a flight risk. even though he was arrested on a flight about to leave for paris, the lawyer said it was a prescheduled flight, not a last-minute booking. >> its indisputed that the police knew his wants is because he called the hotel, the scene of this incident, from jfk airport, to inquire if the hotel had located his cell phone or the hotel advised it had and asked him his whereabouts, which he prompt...

Prove the law is fatally flawed. nursing homes and home care agencies are asking for exemptions now. so they do not have to provide health insurance to their employees. "new york times" report the officials from the trade group say depending on medicaid and medicare for revenue makes it difficult to provide health coverage to workers. armed federal agents on behalf of the f.d.a. l.a. month raided an amish farm in pennsylvania for selling raw milk. demonstrators came to capitol hill today to prot...

Flawed. nursing homes and home care agencies are asking for exemptions now. so they do not have to provide health insurance to their employees. "new york times" report the officials from the trade group say depending on medicaid and medicare for revenue makes it difficult to provide health coverage to workers. armed federal agents on behalf of the f.d.a. l.a. month raided an amish farm in pennsylvania for selling raw milk. demonstrators came to capitol hill today to protest the government positi...

Have this speech do today, morning anything else is illustrate to the american public that like the rest of the candidates are in the white house, he would repeal and replace president obamas health care law. and would do it with a whole series of market-driven principles, medical liability reform, a way to undertake sort of interstate commerce for insurance, make it more portable, a whole host of things that would still protect things like preexisting conditions but that he would not, not, be r...

>> reporter: hey there, contessa. we were just talking about that off camera. im not sure how theyre going to get around. this is an important thoroughfare for interstate commerce, the mississippi river. i assume theyll reconnect to the mississippi south of carothersvil carothersville. the water is coming up fast. earlier this morning it was up. the record in memphis set back in 1937 was 47.7 feet. a lot of forecasters say on wednesday when it crests, it will be just sort of that. we could see a...

>> reporter: its a beautiful day. good morning to you. one thing we just learned is that they are stopping barge traffic on the mississippi. this is a thoroughfare for a lot of interstate commerce. that may be the last barge to pass through here over the next eight days. officials say that because they displaced so much water some of that water is going up and around the floodwall behind me here in memphis so beal street where it intersects with riverside is flooding. were about 45 feet at this ...

Today to continue the safety inspection. the department of justice appealing a judges ruling that struck down the new healthcare rule requiring to buy healthcare insurance because congress has the authority to regulate interstate commerce. this n libya they are asking the u.s. to continue to fly missions through tomorrow extending the u.s. participation into the attacks by two days. im gregg jarrett. join me at the top of the hour for americas news headquarters. now back to john stossels speci...

Authority to regulate interstate commerce. 26 states have filed lawsuits claiming the health care law is illegal. legal experts say it is almost certain the dispute will be resolved by the u.s. supreme court. >> heather: the battle over the budget is coming down to crunch time. lawmakers trying to hammer out a deal before the stop-gap measure expires this friday and sticking points involve billions of dollars in spending cuts. and it is -- if no agreement is reached the lights are turned out, on...

Is not -- heres the point -- >> gregg: one part is invalid the rest is okay. but they removed it. >> the judge was clear in his ruling, the judge basically said that this clause is so intertwined with every other clause in that reform that the whole thing has to go. so, the bottom line is, this -- you know, you cannot -- it is a very interesting decision when it comes to interstate commerce. and, bask what they are saying is you cannot force people to participate in interstate commerce. >> gregg...

Bush and former south carolina party chair. there are two issues, as i see it. this is reporting in "the new york times" saying this is part of her bid to get restaurants to adopt her goals of smaller portions and childrens meals that include healthy offerings like carrots and apple slices instead of french fries and sodas. its not clear if she just wants smaller portions for children or for all of us. either way, my question is the same -- is it her business? >> no, it is not. her position of "...