and also, interesting, washington post today, two members of the debt commission, bipartisan, appointed by the president, sorts of up in arms, their recommendations were not necessarily followed, by the president. very interesting topic, good to have you here. thanks, david. thanks, jamie. jamie: eric? eric: jamie, you know they are popular at children s birthday parties and have seen them at your house or neighbor s house, inflatable bounce houses you can put on your lawn? turns out one became a dangerous trap for two little girls and they actually went up into the air. wait until you hear about the story, coming up next. and protesters are back at it, gearing up this morning again, in wisconsin. and president obama h, will he e it for political purposes, a fair and balanced debate, coming up. [ female nouncer ] most women in america aren t getting the ccium they need.
blood-clotting and, does not require monitoring, and is very effective. called, pradaxa. eric: all right, doc and we are following the developing story in wisconsin, gearing up for another day of rallies, but, some democrats are still holding out in the best western, 14 of them and the bill is still at a stand still and so what is going to happen next? we will talk to the wisconsin state assembly speaker about the latest, straight ahead. i couldn t concei this as a heart attack. the doctor leaned over and said to me, you just beat the widow-maker. i was put on an aspirin, and it s part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see your doctor now.
houses away, in the air, until she was dropped onto a neighbor s roof. and, firefighters say she suffered cuts on her head and other injuries. eric: back to our top story, the intense union stand off in wisconsin. republican governor scott walker is on fox news sunday today and insists he s not trying to break the unions but says he will not compromise with senate democrats, who say they are willing to concede on the money issues, as long as the governor lets union the unions keep their collective bargaining, but the governor to that, says, no deal. we have a $3.6 billion budget deficit, we re broke, and just like nearly every other state across the country, and, it is about time somebody stood up and told the truth and the only way to balance the budget, not only at the state but the local level is to make sure we give the local governments the tools they need to balance the budget and that is what we are proposing. eric: and joining us now as he does every sunday at this time
by labor unions, which represent public service employees, are getting ready to take off. there will be one this week in ohio, and legislation similar to what is happening here in wisconsin, getting ready to move this way, through the ohio legislature. back to you. jamie: showing a map, about how it is spreading to other states, and, there is so much interest in the story i cannot let you go without asking you this, i m sure you canvassed the morning papers there and talked to folks, over coffee, what is the reaction? are the people who came out maybe even today in the freezing rain, being heard? the people are being heard and i will tell you about a conversation i had with at a waiter and i asked, what do you think and he said the state is split down the line, 50-50 and he said i have no pension and i m one of the 35% of the people who are supporting 60% of the people who are retired and we cannot afford that anymore. interesting, up th, adam and