you know, i made reference to the i.r.s. employees union asking to be exempted from obamacare, and the union sent a letter that they asked their members, please send. mr. president, i want to read that letter. this is prepared presumably by the aoupb bosses union bosses at the i.r.s. employees. dr. leader reid and mrs. pelosi, when you and the president sought our support for the affordable care act, you pledged that if we liked the health plans we have now, we could keep them. sadly, that promise is under threat. by the way, who is saying this? the i.r.s. employees union, the people in charge of enforcing obamacare on us, the american people. right now unless you and the obama administration enact an equitable fix, the a.c.a. will shatter not only our hard-earned health benefits, but destroy the foundation of the 40-hour workweek that is the backbone of the american middle class. i think this letter i am reading may not be the i.r.s. employees union. it may be in fact the
and excitements we have to capture channel the future of our communities. to get people in school. teach young people how to read. if we get people at grade level reading we will be strong. first learn to read and then lead to report read to learn. the person that reaches out learn so much more about the preconceived notions and how long they work. that makes us all better to be the mayor they say that poverty is an education. the strategy for violence is education. and i think intolerance you could say the same thing. it s education. i have to bring this to a close. please join me in a flanking the panelist and i will turn it back over. thank you for your kind introduction and for your wonderful leadership with sacramento and as vice president the wonderful leadership in the united states conference of mayors. i wore a bulletproof vest on the walk to columbia which made it a little more difficult for. and when of the proudest moments in my life. reverend price, my fe
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. it is the winter that will not quit. right now the storm is delivering a second round of snow, iand freezing rain to much of the east coast. bayville, new york, on long island, got more than 14 inches of snow. westminster, maryland, 16 inches. warnings, watches, and advisories are up tonight in 20 states from south carolina to maine. the storm is blamed for at least 15 deaths, most of them in highway accidents. travel is difficult throughout the region. thousands more flights were canceled today. and more than 750,000 homes and businesses have no electricity tonight. it is all testing the grit of millions of americans. we have a team of correspondents in the storm zone. first, we re going to go to don dahler in new york city. don? cott, half a dozen storms in as many weeks have left this city battered. snow totals in this area are now at 51 inches
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