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>> actually, i started right after the oics. >> glor: jones is using his fame to bring a disturbing issuee. neither 60% of african american and hispanic children can't swim. studies show black children are nearly three times more likely to drown than whites. even among the 300,000 registered members of u.s.a. swimming, less than 2% are minorities. do those numbers surprise you? do they sadden you, both? >> definitely both. >> reporter: jones is into the "make a splash" swimming education campaign. giving personal lessons in half a dozen cities this summer. he says getting minority swimmers into the water isn't easy, not when you're fighting decades of history, indifference, and sill stereotypes. >> like the one where black people can't swim because their bodies are genetically different. no. i float probably better than anyone out here. >> watch me make a splash. >> reporter: make a splash supports programs like the oakland, california, undercurrents, which gives free or low-cost lessons to young kids and fields a competition team for older ones. >> i can be there. i can do that. it seems

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. >> rose: didn'the congressional budget oice say the proposal making its way through was decit neutral >>o. . in fact, the knedy health care plan ends up costing abo... thiss incomplete. it costs $700 to $800 billion. ovall cost in its deficit. but that's not reallyfair because the revenues co in. and the house pl, the last c.b.o. estate of the wman plan, the onlyomplete plan in the houshas a deficit... createa deficit $2 billion. now today there's a lot talk that we've taken care ofthat. but the only pns that have been writtenthat have been costedut today that are publicly available all increase theeficit. >>ose: speakto both the politicaltatus as well as the cost issue. >> i thin.. well, i dagree with senator fristbout the debt. i think that ultimaty... first of all, let me just se this in contex our prate health insurance system doesn't work. it's collapsed over theast 15 years. it treats bot doctors a patients like dirt. i think one the reasons the majori of american primary care people doctors fav single peyser because they hate the insurance companies much. and the insuranceompan

members, ci officials and assemblen arrested: the mayor of hoben new jersey, peter cammarano, who took oicest weeks ag >> i lk forward to a day in court to vigorously dend against these charges a to redeem my name d clear my name. >>arner: in all more than 130 new jersey officia have been found guilty corruion in just theast eight years. the case could reverbete in new jersey's upming governor's race: member of governor john corzine's cabinet resigned yestday after agents raided his home. for more on the storand the scale ocorruption in new jersey we turn to dina templ raston, s's been covering the story for natnal public radio isreast taking in its scope, i mean from money laundering rabbis,o politicians, apparent, eager to sell thei influene. how did thefbi get on to all of this? >> well, as your piece said this really all staed with a money-laundering investigation that staed almost ten years ago. and as they werereaking into this money laundering opetion in which synagogues were essentiall taking dirty monend giving it back as cash, when that started happeng then it sorted of expded out

we're not going t spend money in the last months of life for her oic intervention if it doesn't imove the quality of life. so a good place to start is why don't we have a dget for healthare. >> it is inetable though that the government -- that we wl need to have government heah car coeting with private health car >> whether it is this community prram that senator coad is talking about or some -- and wouldn't -- i wouldn't mind trying out two orthree ways and finding out which is the best way to it. >>ut should it be deferred because ofhe cost of healthare today and because 've got all t economic issues at you talkedbout? and not be part of as the president says we need fix these this now. so he points t health ce and education and climate change as things that need immediate attention. >> well, i'not sure why they need immediate attention. cidentally, i'm for universal health car, perhaps phased in. if y want to askme where i think we're going to end up he, we're going to end with the cost concerns are so deep now given the normaludget defic, we're going to probab have a smler program

tre's not a longmenu of oices. and i id in tha piece that i thought for the first time at least in mery we mit see a rious debe-- i'm not here to recommend it i'm noture it's the right step-- but a serious debate over a valuadded tax. >> rose: but youdon't believe in itnough toecommend it or.... >> no, no. value-added taxemean different things to differt people. for exale, thereare some intereing proposals that have been made, profess grets at yale, michael grets, has made so of them on how totructure vue-added tax sothat it can berelatively progressi. for exple,ou take.... >> rose: what is a value-added tax? >> well, there a different versions of them. in someountries in eure, like france, a value-added ta is essentially a national sales tax. in oer cntries,because rember the term "value-add," you x, for examp, production at its varioustages as value is added. so if someone is producing a piece of original equipment which en goes to some otr equipment fore it becomes the final product,ou would taxt at each stage o

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private meetings in the office, those aren't on the schedule, or private meetings in someone else's oicei'm out of town, those are not on the schedule either. but you got a leg up on me this morning. i have to go back and check. >> okay. well, another controversy involving former mayor and current council member marion barry made headlines this week. now the d.c. council is investigating contracts granted by all council members after it was revealed that barry gave a contract to his former girlfriend. his then girlfriend at the time. i guess let me ask you, did you have any of these personal service contracts when you were a council member? >> no, no, i actually did not. when -- the one thing i did when i was on the city council, i was chair of a special investigat n investigation, and we hired a consultant and i think it went through a process where the committee voted on it, full council voted on it. >> what do you think about this idea of granting these contracts? should there be tougher restrictions? >> yes. yes, there should be. >> so you're not in favor of them. now, the former may

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