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Patches. and have a permanent repeal so we can have stability and security in the medicare program. >> neil: what if you dont get that, doctor? >> well, the reality is that on march 1, the cuts went through for one day of 21%. you saw physicians having to respond the only way they could to shield their practices. they started to not accept any new medicare patients. elective cases started to be canceled, and frankly, it wound up having physicians decide ding do they lay off their personnel? we l...

Few weeks ago when he walked into a meeting with insurance executives, read the letter. shes self-employed and has seen her insurance premiums skyrocket, jump by some 25%. so she had to drop her insurance. she had cancer 16 years ago and now the tragic story is that shes been diagnosed with leukemia. in fact, i spoke to her sister a short time ago. she told me that today she begins aggressive chemotherapy treatment. so the president will be using her story again to highlight the plight of a lot ...

Matters, winning. thats all that matters. thats it. if she can help them win, who cares? >> im with you, sister. thanks carol. >> coming up on 29 minutes after the hour. 6:29 eastern. that means eastern daylight. that means its time for this mornings top stories. the white house saying the health care bill will be the law of the land. hoping for a final vote this week and confident undecided democrats will play ball. republicans are still promising everything within their power to kill the bill....

Palestinian plight and to the palestinian perspective and point of view. >> so, mr. khoury, what was it about the tale of jewish life in israel that you felt was so important to translate into arabic? why? what was your motivation? >> first of all, i think to know the other side is something important, whether we want to fight him or whether we want to make peace with him. and knowledge is the light, for good and for bad. therefore -- and in order to bridge between the two nations as possible, w...

George khoury, the slain son of mr. and mrs. khoury, because i felt this particular book, "a tale of love and darkness," can open many hearts in the arab world and can remove many prevailing stereotypes in the arab world. >> mr. oz, just tell me the story, the essential story, and why you thought that it could have that effect in the arab world? >> "a tale of love and darkness" is a combination of a family story, chamber music, and at the same time, also a saga of the birth of the nation, the bi...

On the japanese government to marry peoples rights and adds one paw petitioner, quote, there you go. "we have no interest in the 3-d." if now if you will excuse me while i shoot myself in the face. bill, on you quickly are you booking a plight to south korea? >> bill now. i still cant marry my inanimate object in new york. can i look at my soon to be blushing pride. i am bringing foot see to south carolina, a sap, but where do i put the garter belt. >> how did your parent first take him. >> they...

American people arent buying it, they know this will add to the decifits, they know it increases spending and they know its not decifit-neutral. there are a lot of other gimmicks as well, for example, i mentioned the cuts in medicare. they double-count that money. on the one hand they use the money to pay for the new entitlement and on the other hand, they claim that by saving that much money it extends the life of medicare for another 17 years. gregg: right. >> as the entity that deals with thi...

>> i looked at my body floating in the water and imagined i was a beautiful nurse. but i knew this was wrong. i was a boy, not a girl. >> a private choice with a very public consequences. cnns broadcast premiere of "her name was stephen" at 8 eastern. i was telling you about the plight of public hospitals brought to us live by something going on in miami. linda quick joins me now, the president of the south florida health care and hospital association. linda, this story was fascinating to us. ou...

Themselves. can you imagine the embarrassment. he used to hide in the band room to eat his lunch because he was a literally a play thing for the other students and the teachers knew and did nothing. >> and thats heart breaking, but again, what is the school to do? suspend all of the kids who are accused of bullying? i mean, this sounded like it tried to take action and failed. >> in the legal papers it sounds good, but factually it isnt. what the school should have done, should have been more ag...

Americas most wanted and we hunt for the bad guys after they destroy somebodys lives. >> jamie: they sure do, i saw john this week, congratulations it him and his staff. you can see the entire interview, geraldo at large, ten oclock eastern right here on fox news and americas most wanted, 1000th episode airs tonight on fox, check your local listings for the time. >> kelly: right now in america, there are an estimated 1.6 million homeless people, but the issue becoming more as the suburban areas ...