it's roger altman. let me ask you this. a moment at the lehman moment and the role the fed played in the immediate aftermath of that. how would a rule whereas you just said the fed would have to come to congress and explain why it wanted to deviate from that rule have applied in the circumstances of 2008 where ultimately the fed supplies $13 trillion of credit support to the economy and without the fed we would have collapsed. >> yeah. i think there's a role for a central bank to be a lender of last resort. i think it is better if that is limited to the actual banking industry. i think we have -- one of the problems with lehman made it clear we didn't have an adequate mechanism for the complex financial institution. i've got legislation that would change the bankruptcy codes so hopefully we could handle it in bankruptcy and not have to have the government come in and force taxpayers to do a bailout. but i think a rule for monetary policy providing a general guideline, that monetary policy is going to be set is a good idea.

and that collision occurred and altman made the case makes its way to the supreme court. but to get to the essence the was the first heard the case of the county court judge and the district court judge who alternately you heard the case to preside over the trial but to protect the impartial jury of what had become a very feverish and emotional they were concerned the jury pool would be tainted by all the information that was flooding the region and it would be impossible to seat the jury of those who did not have so much information that he might somehow could escape conviction and that is what they were concerned about as they would issue the gag order on the press the very un ashley various press organizations were involved were alarmed or outraged at the idea of the restraint of what they could or could not report especially relating to information that would otherwise was easily obtainable from public records from zero when the court proceedings that were required to be open. and public records the prosecution in a complaint all of these were analogies and public rec

robert altman has details. people heading to the beach yet? robert: a lot of them on the eastbound side. slow for the last few hours. through 97. over the severn river bridge. approaching st. clair. westbound is slow. only two lanes westbound. the bestbound side jammed up from route 8. take a trip to beltway. you can see the heavy traffic now. southbound 95 down through the area of 123. a break near cardinal drive. you are heading to fredericks burg to dun friday. 75-minute drive. the beltway, outer loop. springfield to wilson bridge. your delays will start in virginia near 66. up past 50 and 214. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- "7 on your side" with a consumer alert for drivers to use debit card to get gas. how to avoid a large hold on jonathan: have you filled up recently the national average continues to drop. it's $2.73 down four cents from a week. in d.c. drivers now paying more at $2.89. maryland $2.69. in virginia drivers pay $2.51. kimberly: we have a warning now for anyone using a debit card at gas stations. that fi

time now for a check on the traffic situation with robert burton -- robert altman. robert: we have been talking that taylor swift causing problems. this is heavier than we normally see at this hour. southbound d.c. 295 moving from 50. southbound 95. it's hard to tell if it's the concert goers. there is so much rain on 95 out of the beltway past 175. and 198. moving to the 14th street bridge a lot of traffic right now. inner loop beltway stop and go to the toll road and the ramp of the 270 spur. continuing to college park to the area of route 50. the accident near the area of 109. southbound 95 is not bad. this is a mixed stop and go. back to you. jonathan: thank you. coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- what was supposed to be a relaxing day at the beach ends with a woman in a hospital and the mysterious blast that has the investigators at this point baffled. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios

altman said it was 90% casting. there is a freedom in that. clint is the same way. remember calling clint eastwood because there was a brown bomber jacket and a black bomber jacket, plus i just wanted to call clint to it so i called clint and go, i am wondering if it should be the brown or the black jacket. he goes, you are the actor. all right, good, terrific. they leave it up to you. there is a freedom in that. you cannot bitch about -- did you see? they are going, give us the performance you think it should be. the good ones do that. i remember doing "newsroom." with the tv series, you get a different director every episode. some of them you know, some of them are brought in from outside. i just kind of let it be known five words or less. if you direct me, it is five words or less. you are a writer in director pick the right words. that just forces them to come in and go, maybe with more anger? ok, all right. john: movies, preference? are you john back to the state? jeff: i go back to the stage because it is the ultimate testing ground. remember on " terms of end

ben altman said it was sickening to see some of the things they wrote about ellen. if they cannot learn to balance authenticity and compassion, it may be a great website but it will never be a truly great community. do you think that reddit should be the place for this sort of ugly underbelly of the internet? ben: anytime you scale a business you're going to see amazing content as well as terrible people acting terribly, but what is important is to look at the gender dynamic that happened to ellen. she is a female ceo, having gone through a sexual harassment lawsuit that was unsuccessful and also the amount of vitriol not only regarding her job, but regarding her gender, is what caused a lot of people to say this is absolutely terrible, and resisting the calls from the community even more so. emily: so do you think that steve has a better chance just because he is a man? ben: i see that steve has a better chance not because he is a man but because he is the authenticity of being a cofounder. one of the things ellen lacked was not only having to be able of you. i am

you learn so much as you're traveling around the country, like our friend daniel altman is doing.ber him from the internet adventure club? he came into our studios and in the latest video he learned that people not only can they be awesome, they can be downright crappy. he was in seattle, washington him and his buddy decided to spend the night on a boat. they left some of their stuff in the car, somebody saw that as an opportunity. >> look our car got broken into. >> oh! >> that's nice. >> no! don't tell me they had their equipment in the car, their cameras -- no! >> no no! >> they took our pelican and our suitcase which -- >> it's not that big of a deal. it was our b drive which is kind of costly, and then my backpack had micah nadian wallet in it and my passport which is now just gone. >> oh! >> luck ul they have a passport replacement office so we can get that fixed. >> he's got an amazing perspective on this. he doesn't seem distraught doesn't seem deterred. he's kind of okay this happened this is life move forward. and that in and of itself is a great lesson for the people wh

. >> if you're a nice guy like daniel altman from internet adventure club you remember daniel? >> he came into our studio to pay us a little visit. internet adventure club idea is based on people giving him ideas of things to do across the country, daniel's driving all over the place, made it to new york and then some. this was his day running around playing truth or dare. dares are going both ways. people are daring him and he's getting to dare people back. >> truth or dare. >> dare. >> touch this with your toes. ♪ time to set the world around ♪ ♪ because you know where i'll be found when i come ar >> i got to love daniel's fearless spirit here to just go out and have fun with a bunk of strangers. lot of people going for the d >> i would absolutely be willing to jumn. >> he did it like it was one of the . >> that did look like fun going into the fountain on a hot day. >> get the girl to bark like a dog as she runs around the fountain? >> some people take the truth route. >> what is something you wouldn't want your mother to know? >> that list is long so you could pick the leas

i miss working with paul, but i also love working with sam altman. emily: now sam was actually the founder of one of your very first companies. paul: yeah. emily: loopt. when you stepped down, there were certainly people out there who said he is not cut out to be you. paul: it is a good thing he's not cut out to be me, because i was not cut out to run something as big as y combinator is now. he is better than me at this. emily: come on, jessica. paul: i was good to giving advice to founders. emily: is sam going to be better than pg? jessica: well, they're going to be different. sam brings a lot of things to the table that neither of us had, which is this amazing amount of energy and patience that is needed to broker deals with investors. y combinator is doing a lot of different things as a result. emily: i want to talk a little bit about each of you and where you came from. where you grew up. your parents. paul: my family came here from england when i was 3 1/2. and we lived in pittsburgh, because my father worked in the nuclear business. when you de

chelsea altman took home the top prize it is not just about the contestants but everyone involved in the pageant. >> it's about the hundreds of workers that work tirelessly behind the scenes and everyone that contracted out to pull this show off. it is a big ordeal to produce a live show the super bowl of pageant try. it is not just affecting donald trump. >> the show must go on. trump vowing to find a way to hold the pageant. it is around the corner july the 12th >>> tough talk in new jersey ghovrj another chris christie officially throwing his hat into the presidential ring. >> america is tired of indecisiveness and weakness in the oval office. we need to have strength and decision making and authority back in the oval office. that is why today i am proud to announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for president of the united states of america. >> the 14th gop candidate making the announcement at his old high school. he is ready to attack tough issues. he outlined his plan on "hannity." >> we have an opportunity problem in the country. we have to simplify this tax system

sports update on a star pitcher sunny brae recovering from salmonella poisoning thursday knifed lexus altman highlight gary has that all the sports coming up next >> catherine: like charts you sent crews of cars from importing signs and from a fly ball was there today it has the story of one man's for closing counters started getting kron 4 and about five seconds and the video the sharp change course comes right at me in desert in a kayak itself as a more charts which described as great whites. >> reporter: 0 10 ft. long showed me the jawbone from a shark that size says he was not too worried for me hoping mccammon wouldn't it with salt water and trying to do not mix lifeguards doing the right thing my posting warnings and many people not to venture too far out the water which he says is an unusually warm may be why the and great whites are here hang around for the past week herself he says he's more of the sharks the clauses 20 yds from shore of liquid having an ease customs charge so far narrower version. "sharks are more aggressive in was in the sharks in the world for chile for a surfer'

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kellye: and robert altman has more on traffic. robert: let's look at the 14th street bridge. traffic continues from the pentagon to south capital street. there but an earlier accident outbound. the slow capital continues. they had to overturn on the left side. at one point three left lanes are blocked. delays to branch avenue. that is the latest. back to you. leon: thanks. look at the weather. doug? doug: it's quiet in the metro area now. cloudy skies. we are monitoring showers and storms well south of washington. a blog of the nasty severe stuff from west virginia to kentucky and north carolina. we have a flood warning in effect for shenandoah and warren county. rappahannock and culpeper county until 9:30 tonight. this is from the previous rain in the morning. as far as what is happening in the moment. we have a cluster of storms to middle area of virginia. otherwise light showers and that is it. we watch a larger area. it could bring isolated shower or storm to our area. for the immediate future 81 at reagan national. 77 at winchester. you can see a big area of storms that

we have robert altman here with the traffic watch. >> still very slow traffic across the 14th street bridge. from northbound 395. the taylor swift concert again tonight at the nats park, south capital street. that is be even is headed. there is still traffic as well on southbound d.c. 295. moving to 50. parkway at 95 to the howard and the anne arundel county. heavier volume. we are still dealing with the issue of colesville road. all lanes opening shortly on the outer loop beltway. solid delay in southbound 95 from 212. the truck fire 2:00. the stop and go continues out of 66 and the toll road. outbound to virginia welcome center out past 28. that accident is gone. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. leon: thank you. ahead, all new tonight at 6:00. just ahead tonight a fight over where to park school buses. why a community says they shouldn't pay the price for the school system procrastination. what has to be the first step to overhaul the safety and the reputation. a 911 call from a teenager who was the sole survivor from a plane crash that hiked two days to get

robert altman has details. robert: there is traffic for taylor swift again round two. look at the freeway from the northbound side of 395. they are out of the roadway and this issue is ongoing. route 29 and colesville road. the earlier truck fire. see the remnants to the right-hand side. the outer loop is closed. it's solid to 95 and college park. it's in past colesville road. southbound 95 through 212. this is making your way to manassas. that is the latest. back to you. jonathan: thank you. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- >> a lot of excitement online and in bookstores for harper lee's second and much anticipated nol. i'm stephen tschida. the story why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go baback. fios custom tv l lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verheizon cent

of judges including our own stanley roberts ended in a tie the resulted in a playoff between rind, altmanhim the trophy says the successful plan offering was inspired by the band began later in this broadcast convicted child killer now accused of something sickening in the east bay neighborhood with till you hear how we ended up back behind bars next fbi startling revelation about independence day we have for you strip had the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. put the fish in the cooler! . the other from the fbi that this organization stopped several attacks. reporters say fbi director james the said federal agents arrested more than 10 people planning attacks tied to the for the july holiday. refuse to describe many of the terror plot to identify people arrested or say where they were ar

robert altman, how are the wet roadways affecting things? robert: upwards the frederick area, this camera shot is just east of i to 70. -- i-270. a lot of rain moving into frederick. northbound 270 heavier traffic moving out of montgomery village avenue into clarksburg. the earlier accident near montrose road, the right lane blocked, slow traffic from the beltway. the inner loop, through virginia, just above 66, slow traffic from 66 out past 270. a nice break past silver spring, but slow again towards connecticut avenue and route 50. back to you. kimberly: thank you, robert. volvo is changing the game when it comes to car seats. they unveiled a swivel child seat built into a console where the front passenger seat would normally be. they plan to include the car seat in their xt90 excellence model, but it might have some hurdles in the u.s. because some young children are banned from sitting in the front seat. leon: theres a major issue with airbag when it goes off in a position. kimberly: i think it can be disabled. it would be awfully conven

robert altman is here with a look at the traffic watch. how is the trip to the beach, robert?obert: not too bad on eastbound route 50. looking good to the area with the severn river bridge. minor delays westbound side to northbound 97. seeing a solid delay. heading to the beltway. getting 250 to get to beach. that is where the problems start. take a live look to the beltway. above the toll road. the solid delays continue. all set because of an earlier accident on the inner loop. it's long gone but it involves a prince george's county office and pra to car. it's heavy all around the beltway to 295. across the 14th street bridge the heavier traffic continues moving to the northbound d.c. 295. and northbound 270 to the frederick county line. the earlier accident is gone. heads up heading to baltimore for the o's-nats game. heavy traffic for northbound 95 and 295. that is a latest look at traffic. jonathan kimberly back to you. jonathan: thank you. coming up at 6:00 -- the charleston church gunman should not have been able to buy the pistol. how the f.b.i. says that the system fai

patrick altman has more from havana. >> reporter: for decades when fidel castro wanted to rail againstes he came here the u.s. interest section in havana. since ewecuba and the united states broke off relations this was considered swiss territory. the united states says it has more diplomats in havana than any other single country. the intersection has long acted as the front line in the u.s.-cuba conflict. the cuban government built this massive stadium to hold demonstrations against the united states. former u.s. diplomat vicky huddleston remembers seeing fidel castro leading demonstrations below her balcony. >> with a stone i could have thrown it and hit fidel. we have always been the best of enemies. there is always this relationship. there's a trust underlying. i'm not going to go out with my stone and throw it at fidel am i? >> reporter: james cason shocked the cubans by installing an electronic ticker on the top of the building in 2006. >> we decided we would talk over the heads of the regime by putting the moving billboard in the top floor inside our windows. >> reporter: cuban

robert altman has the latest. robert: the heavy traffic continuing to the ocean city area.tbound 50 from 97 over the severn river. then again approaching the bay bridge area we find delays as well. northbound 395 across the 14 street bridge. the heavier traffic here. northbound and southbound 295 is slow. beltway outer loop from 95 to springfield passing van dorn street. over the wilson bridge stop and go pace. slow after the area toward root 50. beltway from in virginia to connecticut avenue to 95 in college park continuing to the green belt at a stop and go pace. kimberly jonathan, have a great weekend. kimberly: you, too. coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00", a traffic warning for drivers tonight. where work will shut down three lanes of the beltway in hours. plus an uproar on capitol hill over what ted cruz said on the senate floor and who he accused of lying on the senate floor. it was not a democrat. the new controversy over hillary clinton's private e-mail server. new on "abc7 news at 6:00". jonathan: let's turn to the weather. who's counting but it's three days in a row

sam altman of the reddit board issued a statement saying it was by mutual agreement -- >> you laugh whenay that a little bit. >> well because it certainly seems like all of the -- the -- you know the deck was stacked against her. and here is the problem. it's very difficult when you are dealing specifically with a lightning rod like ellen powell has been inside a community where there is such a vocally misogynistic faction against her. it's hard to say this would have happened the same if it were a man. and the previous ceo of reddit was brought back and he's not an interim ceo, he is just a plain old ceo, and he has said he is going to tow the same line that ellen powell did, and it's just -- the whole thing is kind of like a drama, and it's -- but when you take a step back and you look at it what you see is once again a female ceo giving a shorter leash, and being forced out under a sort of misogynistic circumstance. >> rachel thanks very much. >>> coming up next sounding the alarm about genetically modified food we're going to hear from one scientist who says the fear is unfounded. >>

let's go over to robert altman. a lot of cars get together on the road. robert: i worked a lot of problems -- there were a lot of problems throughout the day. everything remained shut down on the northbound side. let's take a trip right now out to the beltway. the earlier accident, but delays continue solid all the way into virginia. the toll road on the beltway as we take a live look near river road. you will find very slow traffic on old loops continuing slow through connecticut avenue over 20 area of i-95. there was also an earlier wreck also on the shoulder, but still finding very heavy traffic. here is a live look at 95 south down, moving all the way down through springfield. we will find very heavy traffic continuing. that's the latest traffic update. kimberly: breaking news out of south carolina right now. governor nikki haley signing an important piece of legislation. jonathan: this was pushed quickly through both the legislative house and senate. as you heard earlier in the newscast, very emotional debate. people wanted what they said is a lag th

robert altman has more on whether it's moving or not moving. robert: it's not. this is two left lanes blocked. a live look at the accident beyond the baltimore washington parkway. we are watching delays around the beltway. in and out of virginia. this starts backs near 66. a lot of people heading to the beach. not too bad to the severn river. southbound 395 out of the district from the pent. you will find slow traffic. not bad through springfield. clear to fredericksburg. watching a large amount of traffic and slow travel pace on the southbound side. southbound 395 on the eastbound commute. moving toward the freeway to watch the heavier traffic moving in toward the area of the 14th street bridge. outbound 66 beltway to fairfax. you will find minor delays on the westbound side. not too bad outbound on 66. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. kimberly: all right robert. we should thank you but it looks miserable on the roads. jonathan: a little miserable. i hope you had a chance to get outside this morning. was it not a beautiful morning? kimbe

tanya altman says pediatricians should be parents' first source for information. >> but sometimes inhcare system, a lot of physicians may find that they just don't have as much time as they want, and that they're often rushing between patients. >> reporter: the study in the journal of pediatrics surveyed more than a thousand new mothers. about 20% said they weren't offered advice on breastfeeding or told to place babies on their backs to sleep. more than 50% weren't told where infants should sleep. >> as a physician we can't assume our patients already know what to do. i hope this study is a wake-up call for pediatricians to slowdown and make sure they effectively communicate information to new families. >> reporter: carrie-ann says with guidelines always changing, it's important to ask your pediatrician questions. >> it would really help to have someone to explain those things and be supportive. >> reporter: experts say that's especially true for first time moms. danielle nottingham, cbs news calabasas, california. >> first time moms and african american and hispanic women in this s

his first film working with robert altman on "nashville" in 1975.e hit big producing "oh, god" with friend john denver and legend george burns. >> god. >> chemicals, all chemicals. turning kids into garbage cans. >> reporter: weintraub also produced the film "cruising" with al pacino and "diner" after two years "the karate kid." he returned to produce the 2010 reboot of "the karate kid" with jaden smith and jackie chan. before that he rebooted the rat pack film "oceans 11" with some big name talent. that film and its two sequels were big moneymakers. george clooney who starred in all three tells us in the coming days, there will be tributes about our friend jerry weintraub. we'll laugh at his great stories and applaud his accomplishments and in the years to come, the stories and accomplishments will get better with age just as jerry would have wanted it, but clooney said, not today. today our friend died. to his family and friends, amal and i send our love and to those who didn't know him, we send our deepest sympathy. you would have loved him. this

vaccinated for measles earlier in her life of the shia have health problems a compromise of new system and altman made the vaccine and effective and headlines as one of the pentagon says an airstrike and syria has killed a senior islamic state leaders it had been responsible for moving fighters and weapons from libya to serial he was killed by the drawn strength and have been back on june 16th they're hoping this a step forward as a wise and the part of the world meanwhile reported yesterday morning from jerusalem and a former rates fell to 5.3% below the we have not seen since early 2008 that time the jobless rate was 5% in the u.s. economy was in the free fall president obama comment on reports early thursday in wisconsin. >>reporter: president obama and wisconsin fired up over the jobs and 223,000 added in june unemployment at its lowest in seven years at another sharp dig at republicans that his move did find a better job prospects and found to in one day and a restaurant and and resell except in both not his dream job bechet's his life yet another drop in unemployment to 5.3% this along the

it is the same as the singer who was killed during the daytona 500 back in 2001 and is crass the altman declined from the car as it does say race is arms and way to the crowd would take a break coming up a young man killed of the setting off fireworks on top of his head would say what he and his friends were doing at the time that might have led to the accident think you're the king or queen of the growth coming up next will show a hot some hot tub to fullback your barbecue on this one and diamond-for watching bay area weather and traffic this morning there's been some drizzle you of how we run into some as well as a beautiful look of the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>vicki liviakis: a few tips on barbecue there yet to master the art of backyard barbecuing he will grill just about everything on anything people try my ribs and tell me they're the best they've ever had his secret is heat just the right temperature for just the right amount of time there is this perfect temperature they reach where it will follow the ball when you by may, write off most people who sign up for

>>pam moore: it was picked the drive in the confederate flag and the church massacre altman led to itsal from the capitol today the public will not hear from accused or colada move repair chain in his motor in his murder trial when the judge asks him in open court if you would like to testify he said no. >>pam moore: his defense team rested on friday after 12 days of testimony the prosecution did not offer a bottle, closing arguments began on tuesday and he is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others and a move with your three years ago he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 165 criminal charges prosecutors are seeking descanting. >>pam moore: a new image of the little girl's body wash the glass wall in the boston harbor has been released police 7575 the child for more than two weeks the new composite shows her body with hearings because the child's ears were peers a first composite of the unknown little girl was viewed more than 45 million times since the body was found on their island on jules would affect the public response has been unprecedented one business

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altman. we discuss those elements and hope they'll come today. let's talk specifically about the kinetic effort against isis. how are we doing on the battlefield, do you believe? and what needs to be brought to bear apart from all those other elements to be successful in the battle? >> i think that's a difficult one for me to answer because ooumi'm not seeing the daily tape from the battlefield. in many ways this is similar to the old discussions of insergeantin insurgencies where if the larger er power is not clearly winning, then they are actually losing. even though we have the ability to bring to bear significant power, there are things not on the grond that when you talk to those most experienced and currently involved are quite significant. the absence of forward air controllers reduces the capability, sig november cancfovembernificance and accuracy. it is essential because the iraqis in many cases, there's some fine fighters but they do not have the logistics skills of the united states and they find themselves in isolated situations too q

drew altman is the president and ceo of a henry j. kye cierre foundation. sheila berg is the add junlgt lecturer and i first met her years ago when working for senator dole on the hill and tom mill at the american enterprise institute. i've intrukted them to talk to each other not just me, and to be lively. before we, wer going to talk partly about the court and the politics and we want to partly talk about how to we move ahead. but first, tom, you e-mailed me something last night, said before we start with our question, is is that the last lawsuit? >> this is the last big lawsuit. i was on the phone friday with a smaller one, but the ones that have, that's a shorter list than i had a couple of days before. i'll admit that. the big exten shl threats that go to the core of whether the law is fundamentally or needs to be reconsented in the near term. that part is over. there are some other things still brewing. on the margins could annoy some people or make a difference. the big lawsuits are over. big lawsuits are ending. that's as long as bill clinton's comm

is the time over to us but that did not happen because the san francisco statuaries city law and altmank out into the public initially activate arrested he told investigators that he was on the pier try to shoot at sea lions over the weekend he spoke to the media and he told the media that actually he saw a t-shirt on a bench and you want to pick up the t-shirt not knowing there is a gun inside after picking up the teacher for shots rang out and she was alternately in the chest and hear the pitch of the 32 year-old woman she lived in san francisco but was in pleasanton and very close-knit family to was alive and being hit in rest of the hospital but her heart stopped beating twice on the way they're a to of a she died of san francisco general hospital. >>will tran: p.m. he said is the doctor, of the room he and his wife knew that it was very bad news the cases may local and national news in fact they have embarcadero ridge on the national media because of san francisco cynosure sigoloff we want to deport them because of felony crimes marley's and now it's and it's fallen into san franci

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drew altman is the president and ceo of a henry j. kye cierre foundation.s the add junnct lecturer and i first met her years ago when working for senator dole on the hill and tom mill at the american enterprise institute. i've instructed them to talk to each other not just me, and to be lively. before, we were going to talk partly about the court and the politics and we want to partly talk about how to we move ahead. but first, tom, you e-mailed me something last night, said before we start with our question, is is that the last lawsuit? >> this is the last big lawsuit. i was on the phone friday with a smaller one, but the ones that have, that's a shorter list than i had a couple of days before. i'll admit that. the big existential threats that go to the core of whether the law is fundamentally or needs to be reconsented in the near term. that part is over. there are some other things still brewing. on the margins could annoy some people or make a difference. the big lawsuits are over. big lawsuits are ending. that's as long as bill clinton's comment. >> so

. >> and boy did he know movies his early hit recruits included robert altman's nashville." frnks which all came back to frank with a reboot of "oakss 11" and a new generation of hollywood stars, who were simply in awe of him. it's like george clooney said yesterday in the years to come the stories of accomplishments will get better with age, just as jerry would have wanted it. because the stories were such an important thing to jerry weintraub, he could tell a great story, we'll leave you with one from this show. it's from the height of show. we were debating actually health care, and in the middle of the height of the battle over health care reform jerry came up with the sinatra plan. and this is it. >> i think sinatra, who was also a nevadaen was way ahead of the curve on health reform. he called me when i was about 30 years old and said to me we have to go to hoous sxn get you a heart check. i said my hard is fine and i'm working hard. we got off the plane and he said to frank and myself get to the hospital tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. and i'll take care of you guys. y