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On this edition of the Weekend Roundup Dan Raviv reports in depth on the massacre at Ft.Hood, Texas. Correspondents Don Teague and Jim Krasula report from Fort Hood and David Martin reports from the Pentagon. CBS News medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook reports that older people shouldn't assume that only the young get the H1N1 flu. Congressional Correspondent Bob Fuss tells Dan about the health reform bill the House debated this weekend. Sarah Dutton, the CBS News director of surveys, looks at election results from this past Tuesday. That and more on the CBS Weekend Roundup.

Video by Matt Johnson Press release from Take Action Minnesota:St. Paul, MN - A day before the U.S. House is expected to take up an historic debate of health care reform legislation, Minnesotans financially and emotionally devastated by lack of access to affordable health care held a press conference at the Capitol to share their stories of why a public health insurance option is urgently needed. Their message? We re counting on Minnesota s eight U.S. Representatives to pass H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, including a public option, when it reaches the floor for a vote later this week. A vote is expected as soon as Saturday. The press conference announced the release of twenty-four personal stories of Minnesotans for whom a public option would make all the difference. The twenty-four stories, from around the state, are being emailed one per hour, for twenty-four hours, to all eight of Minnesota s U.S. House members and their staffs (starting at 6am this morning, and continuing until 5am tomorrow morning). The stories put a face on the health care crisis in Minnesota and have helped to personalize the urgency for Congress to provide a bold federal solution. Dan McGrath, Executive Director of TakeAction Minnesota, one of the organizational members of the HCAN coalition, opened the press conference by sharing his own story of being diagnosed with Type I diabetes as an adult, only a few months after his employer began offering insurance. McGrath said that while his story ended well, far too many end in tragedy and could be avoided if Americans were given the choice of a public option alongside private insurance plans. One such story is that of Nora Longley, who died in May 2009 of adrenal cancer. Her uncle, Bob Parker, spoke passionately that Longley might have lived if she had been able to access health care and gain treatment earlier than she did. Had a public health insurance option been available to Nora early on, when she was struggling to afford coverage and was found ineligible for MinnesotaCare, her cancer would have been more treatable. For our family, a public option may have allowed Nora the chance to live. McGrath said that the stories being sent to Minnesota s congressional delegation today bring an emotional reality to the debate going on in Washington. These are real lives that have been wrecked by our current health care system. Opponents of reform don t want to hear these stories. But the majority of Americans, in poll after poll, say they would benefit from the choice of a public health insurance option. And the Minnesotans telling their stories today are depending on Congress to pass a public option. It s do or die time. To access the twenty-four stories as they are released one per hour throughout the day, please visit www.TakeActionMinnesota.org. **http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/2560/

Conservatives launch an effort to halt the Democratic health care bill.

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November 4, 2009 400 S. Salina Street; Syracuse, NY Offices of Wellpoint and Excellus A small but committed group gathered to protest America's for-profit healthcare system. Howie Hawkins, a Green Party member who is well-known throughout New York State, was arrested trying to deliver a letter to Wellpoint. Statement from Mobilization for Health Care for All: On September 27th, the Mobilization for Health Care for All launched a national campaign of "Patients Not Profit" sit-ins at insurance company offices to demand an end to a system that profits by denying people care. We want the real "public option": Medicare for All, a single payer plan that cuts out the profit and puts patients first. Together, through this campaign, we can turn the tide and win the fight for health care for all. To succeed, we need to organize sit-ins in as many cities as possible in the month of October. The campaign began with the local leadership of Private Health Insurance Must Go (PHIMG) in New York City on September 29th and continued in Chicago on October 8th and in 9 cities across the country on October 15th. The next wave starts on October 28th and we will continue to organize actions in as many cities as possible until we win health care reform that ensures that the insurance companies no longer stand between the American people and the health care that we need. It's time to cut out the profit and put patients first with Medicare for All. Insurance companies are the real death panels in America. They make billions in profit and millions for their CEOs while millions of Americans have no health insurance and over 45,000 die every year because they can't get the care they need. That's more than 120 people every day. These insurance companies deny care to their members and the American people for profit. America deserves better, and that's why we voted for change. But the insurance companies are spending millions to confuse and scare the public to keep us from ending their grip on our health and our money. With teabagger town hall protestors and the right-wing noise machine on their side, they're winning. We can't let that happen. It's time to take the fight to the real villain in the health care debate. When the civil rights movement faced a similar challenge in the struggle to end segregation, nonviolent civil disobedience moved the nation and made reform possible. Just like the lunch counter sit-ins did for the civil rights movement, we have to make it impossible for the media and our country to ignore how outrageous the status quo of private insurance is for the American people. It only takes a small group of people to do a sit-in in your community, but our actions can inspire every American who has been abused by the insurance companies and believes it's time for real reform to fight for it. This campaign of nonviolent civil disobedience will continue until the insurance companies no longer stand between the American people and the health care that is our right. Already, doctors, nurses, patients, and people just like you are signing up to be one of the 1000 ordinary but courageous people who will launch this nonviolent battle to end private insurance abuse and win health care for all. Join us! We can't wait any longer - every day more people die because of the insurance company death panels. Sign up to sit in and join the battle today! Related Link: Single Payer New York To embed the Healthcare Reform: People Not Profits video into your website, (1) click the triangular wedge at the bottom of the video player, (2) click the "Embed" tab, (3) click "Copy embed code," (4) paste the HTML code into your website.

On Today s For Faith s here to discuss Speaker Nancy Pelosi s health care reform legislation (H.R. 3962). Plus, Richard Land takes your phone calls on health care. You ll hear all this and your phone calls on today s For Faith and Family! Bill H.R. 3962 in it s entirety House.gov 15 Principles for Health Care Reform Richard Land/ERLC Why Government Health Care Keeps Falling in the Polls Arthur Brooks Join Richard every Saturday for his live call-in program Richard Land LIVE! on the Salem Radio Network.

Health care reform may improve treatment of patients with chronic pain.

Health care reform may improve treatment of patients with chronic pain.

Michael Patrick Leahy is one of the founders of the tea party movement and now runs TCOT, the Top Conservatives On Twitter. He joins The Talk To Solomon Show for the November 3rd, 2009 broadcast to update us on the progress of the election turnout of the day. Stay tuned for more! Brought to you Tues & Thurs evenings, 7 PM et, by CPNLive.com, ProduceNetTV.com, TeaPartyLive.tv, and delivered directly to you in podcast form by the Conservative Political Network. Please visit our stores at Shop.TeaPartyLive.tv and CPNLive.com/food and browse through our selection of interesting products and offers, this is how we keep our channel running. And we always welcome your comments and feedback at ConservativePoliticalNetwork@Gmail.com.

Alan Keyes again joins the program on the November 3rd, 2009 broadcast of The Talk To Solomon Show for Alan Keyes For America. Keyes and Stan discuss a number of issues including the coming NEW MEDIA ASCENSION DAY, hosted by CPNLive, the Conservative Political Network, on NOVEMBER 11TH, 2009. Stay tuned for more! Brought to you Tues & Thurs evenings, 7 PM et, by CPNLive.com, ProduceNetTV.com, TeaPartyLive.tv, and delivered directly to you in podcast form by the Conservative Political Network. Please visit our stores at Shop.TeaPartyLive.tv and CPNLive.com/food and browse through our selection of interesting products and offers, this is how we keep our channel running. And we always welcome your comments and feedback at ConservativePoliticalNetwork@Gmail.com.

Author and activist and political personality, Floyd G Brown, joins The Talk To Solomon Show on the November 3rd, 2009 broadcast. Stan engages Brown, discussing a number of breaking news topics from the day, and also discusses the up and coming NEW MEDIA ASCENSION DAY, hosted by CPNLive.com, the Conservative Political Network, and welcoming Brown as a guest at some point during the day. Stay Tuned For More! Brought to you Tues & Thurs evenings, 7 PM et, by CPNLive.com, ProduceNetTV.com, TeaPartyLive.tv, and delivered directly to you in podcast form by the Conservative Political Network. Please visit our stores at Shop.TeaPartyLive.tv and CPNLive.com/food and browse through our selection of interesting products and offers, this is how we keep our channel running. And we always welcome your comments and feedback at ConservativePoliticalNetwork@Gmail.com.

Michael Patrick Leahy is one of the founders of the tea party movement and now runs TCOT, the Top Conservatives On Twitter. He joins The Talk To Solomon Show for the November 3rd, 2009 broadcast to update us on the progress of the election turnout of the day. Stay tuned for more! Brought to you Tues & Thurs evenings, 7 PM et, by CPNLive.com, ProduceNetTV.com, TeaPartyLive.tv, and delivered directly to you in podcast form by the Conservative Political Network. Please visit our stores at Shop.TeaPartyLive.tv and CPNLive.com/food and browse through our selection of interesting products and offers, this is how we keep our channel running. And we always welcome your comments and feedback at ConservativePoliticalNetwork@Gmail.com.

Recorded 'live to two track,' this show may sound a little unusual. But it is all good. The Commish prevents a suicide while NOLA Trey is found playing in the garden alone which means trouble will no doubt ensue. And then there are the race cars. . .