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Aspects of business, in fact, the simple truth is this, too, families making $66,000 or less, will have half of the tax increases fall on their backs and every family in this country is going to see higher costs, for everything -- higher taxes, on most people here in america and it is just, it is just beyond the economics, the democrats used, and, in fact they'll give six years worth of benefits, as an example, for ten years worth of tax increases and the benefits won't start until 2014 and tax increases, if this is passed and i hope and pray that it does not pass, will start immediately, so, ...

And made that view known. >> republican senator scott brown accused president obama and democrats today of a bitter and destructive drive to pass health care reform. brown says the move to be disastrous. brown says the focus must be on the millions of americans who have lost their jobs. in his weekly radio and internet address, president obama unveiled a plan to dramatically change the no child left behind law. changes would dismantle the 2002 law championed by president george w. bush. among other things, it would reward schools for progress and move away from punishing them. and call on st...

Iraq's parliamentary elections put prime minister al-maliki's coalition in the lead in baghdad and the capital city is the prize and because the counts for 70 and 300 parliamentary seats and the prime minister is now ahead in five of the nine provinces where early results have been released. president obama says it's time to prepare students for life after high school and put better teachers at the front of the classroom. in this morning's weekly radio and internet address, the president promised to rewrite the sweeping and controversial education law known as no child left behind that focused...

Steve centanni has the latest from washington. hi, steve. >> yeah, the pressure is on as the president said the democrats would seek an up or down vote on health care and repeated the call for action today and was met by a republican accusation that he's trying to quote, jam through health care. health care was the subject of the president's weekly radio and internet address as he continued trying to sell his plan to a skeptical public and to wavering democrats. he indicated once again that now is the time for-- because of skyrocketing premiums-- (inaudible). >> brian: despite the improvements...

It satisfy republicans, maybe, maybe not and what democrats will say is the president includes the ideas and this is our last effort to give republican support and if they don't come with it we'll go alone and i have reaction to the jim bunning continued various, if you have time for it. bill: please, go ahead, major. >> reporter: we asked robert gibbs, this very question that you and martha and bret were talking about, why not pay for it and the president two weeks ago had a weekly radio internet address on the subject. and robert says because this is an emergency, an emergency spending -- an...