george pataki in studio here in new york. heather, what's next?a peek at what is coming up now. my weekend cohort gregg jarrett in for jon scott. hi, gregg. gregg: hi, heather. the fast and furious gun-walking scandal, the full house set to vote on contempt of charges against attorney general eric holder. and, of course, awaiting that crucial supreme court ruling of the president's health care overhaul, in-depth analysis for you. plus, a growing disaster out west as tens of thousands are forced from their homes, running from the fast-moving wildfires and more than 26 inches of rain hit florida. how about that? bye-bye, debby. we'll have that at the top of the hour on "happening now." heather? heather: thank you very much, gregg. it is getting gown to the wire for two key bills in washington affecting your bottom line. we'll have the latest on that. bill: take a good look at this one. think they tried it? [laughter] someone here does. heather: i do. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of air

pataki and markets and of black is joining us right now.--we are talking about the market and rob blackish joining us right now. just last week 386,000 americans filed for unemployment for the first time. >> let me correct you, the problem is that we are not creating jobs right now. typically we often create jobs and health care, government, but the government is not hiring and public sector is now hiring. so, these 386,000 is where we that the numbers. >> companies that make medical devices for the health-care companies they want this and struck down because they will get taxed. hospitals have something to gain because they will not have to take care of the uninsured because everyone will be insured. the real plot is are you ready to have everyone in america pay for insurance and that is what the supreme court is saying is that constitutional or not? president obama has speeches ready for best case, worst- case and neutral experiences. >> mark: the argument was interesting they went after the commerce department saying this is a commercial

greatest achievement he's had from a process point of view is you had governor spitzer and governor pataki both thinking they were going to go to albany and change it. we have a sophisticated state and city here, entrenched most unsophisticated horrible legislatures in the country. >> it's just -- >> dysfunctional. >> it's an embarrassment to the state. part of why he got off to a fast start he figured out how to use carrots and sticks to get things through. he kept a low profile, stays off high-profile national interviews and he wants to be a national leader and if we don't have a biden or clinton running in 2016 he is well positioned as anybody else to run. >> hillary is running, come on. rattner, hillary is running, isn't she? your friends with hillary and the family. she's running? >> i hope she does. i hope she does. i think she's incredibly talented and think she has a lot more to give. >> what did you and all your friends in the european enclave have to say? do they want her to run? >> they look her too. >> i have to bring this up. come on, give me a full page here. we have to my le