republicans want to repeal. although it s interesting, when you ask republicans whether they would repeal the benefits i just mentioned, when you say to them do you think it s the right thing to do to let young people stay on their parents plans? do you want to prevent seniors from getting more discounts on their prescription drugs? no, no. we like those. those things are ok. so they don t like obamacare in theory, but some of the component parts, those that poll well, they don t mind. but that s already in place. now, here s the second thing you need to know. if you re one of over 40 million americans who don t have health insurance, including hundreds of thousands of folks right here in maryland, starting on tuesday, five days from now, you ll finally have the same chance to buy quality affordable health care as everybody else. and i want to i want to break this down for you. i want you to know exactly how it works. the major reason why people don t have health insurance i
the nation safe complying with all rules and regulations. the man heading up the effort to quote keep the spies in line as some say is john delong. nsa s first ever compliance director. john welcome to the program. thanks for having me on the show. so let s starlet out. i mean start out. i mean the stereotype is that the national security agency can spy on anybody it wants to spy on and can do anything that it wants but you guys are really in a delicate spot as an intelligence agency who has to cope with this issue daily. why was your job created and how do you make sure that nsa stays in line with all personal privacy regulations as they exist? great. first i think it s important to define what compliance is. lots of different ways. i like to think about it as bringing rules the life. and so to life. and so nsa as a federal agency is very heavily regulated. right? subject to specific authorizations. and so compliance is about bringing those rules to life. those rul
steve hartman found out on the road. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. if egypt s military leaders thought they could silence supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi they were mistaken. two days after the army and police broke up their sit-ins, protesters from the muslim brotherhood were out in force in what they called add day of anger. they were met by police authorized to use deadly force. at least 64 people were killed today. that means about 800 have been killed since last month when the military overthrew egypt s first democratically elected president. there was violence in several egyptian cities today, including alexandria, where demonstrators throwing rocks were met with bullets. charlie d agata was in the thick of in the cairo today. charlie? reporter: scott, the trouble began just after friday prayers. as soon as the mosques emptied out, the squares filled with demonstrators. now, the
ms. al con camerota. it goes on for liar like a minute. she gets out. yeah. that s not going to work. does this prove that women can t drive? we re going to debate it next. fox & friends begins right now. hi. my name is alexandra, you are watching my favorite show. fox & friends. alisyn: that s my daughter. is it really her favorite show? alisyn: it is her favorite show but i would never let her watch it. clayton: sounds like a character from the disney show. alisyn: i didn t know she recorded that my 8-year-old daughter is with us today she asleep at the moment. clayton: it s not her favorite show. tucker: what time did she get up this morning? alisyn: she got up at 4:00 a.m. to come to work with me. she is sleeping right now. she taped that yesterday. that was adorable. thank you, toba. clayton: good morning to awful you. we have a jam-packed four hours for you. we have headlines. alisyn: we do we start with a fox news alert. while you were sleeping
After being named Canada’s Trainer of the Year in February and a member of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Class of 2024 a week ago, Dr. Ian Moore is set to kick off a new season this weekend with a slate of races that include millionaire Stockade Seelster visiting Miami Valley Raceway for Saturday’s (May 4) $136,986 Pacey “The Wizard” Mindlin Memorial.