that s one of the things that president obama changed. i dine often in batali s restaurants. he was correct. he s doing the right thing for his employees and often people don t and his heart is in the right place. he s not penny-pinching and it s not always about the bottom line. it s about how to treat the people you work with and who work for you. he s got the right attitude about it. why didn t he do it before the law? that s the unanswered question. alan, you need to take me and gretchen to mario s i ll be glad to do it. on you. my pleasure. i can hardly way. great way to wrap up a friday segment. see you at 7:00 p.m., guys. in just a few months, nasa will launch orion into space. phil keating has the closest look in cape canaveral, florida. is this the ship to take astronauts actually to mars? yeah, this is it.
thanks, trace. mario betali talking about the extra costs restaurants are paying because of obamacare. when i look at something like obamacare coming down we ve been thinking about it since day one it s going to increase and internalize the cost of my business in ways i would never have expected. what does he think about those costs? that answer coming up next. and a virus potentially exposing your information when you go online and who doesn t? how it s extending well beyond your internet servers now and what s being done to fix it. and phil keating getting a sneak peek at nasa s next generation of spacecraft inside the kennedy center. out-of-this world excitement has again returned to nasa as a very, very important experiment comes up later this year which will send an astronaut-rated spacecraft farther than any has flown in 40 years since we last landed on the moon. all the details coming up. (dad) well, we ve been thinking about it and we re just not sure.
this i look at obamacare coming down and we ve been thinking about it since day one, it s going to increase and internalize the dos of my business in ways i would never have expected. you have to go with what you believe in your heart. if you want to do something against that, you should vote with your heart and vote with your business both in mind. larry, he s admitting that his costs are going to go up in the restaurants that he runs but he doesn t have a problem with it because he thinks it s the righ i m a big fan of all celebrity chefs, especially here in washington, d.c. if mario wants to do this for his employees, let him. nothing stopped him from providing better benefits for his employees before obamacare. the difference here is he and all employers in america are forced to under the weight of law to do it. and that can only be described as one thing a tax. he s celebrating a tax. he could have done it himself without the government. he has a year before the mandate
be seen like sessions did. she did answer the question at the hearing. she said, yes, they want to change the law, the spending that sessions was talking about was paid for. she said it numerous times and he kept interrupting her and not letting her actually well, i ve seen members of congress beat up on both men and women we re talking about this particular situation i think some of these questions the american public deserves to have an answer on. of course. she does answer it. it will be interesting to see with regard to health care now if she will suddenly have the answer here s the troubling part. less than 24 hours since we heard of the resignation of kathleen sebelius and already the attack dogs are out. not everyone. john mccain, republican, said he thinks she s going to be a great pick and there are a list of other people i have to move on. celebrity chef mario batali says
western psychiatric institute and clinic and are looking for the shooter and victims. they toll the newspaper at least five shot including a police officer and the clinic on the university of pittsburgh medical center. classes are on break but employees were at break and they got a text to go to lockdown. i don t if they have the shooter in custody but there were troubles in the lobby and i don t how severe the injuries are but this is new. the first reports went out just a little more than an hour and updates as we get them inside studio b. celebrity chef and restaurateur mario betali have agreed to fork over $5 million in a lawsuit over employee tips. the employees at a number of restaurants say the managers stole part of their tips at the end of each night to pad the profits and his business partner called it a shake down.