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. >> mark and april, wie appreciae it. >>> what is really in the reform proposals. fact check at 18 after the hour right here on cnn. also, check out cnn.com/healthcare for ongoing coverage. a list of town hall meetings from across the country and how health care reform might affect you. >>> now we want to get to the economy and news just into cnn. japan appears to have worked its way out of the worst recession in decades. is this good news for us? team coverage for you. poppy harlow is in new york. first though we want to go to cnn's morgan neil live in tokyo to tell us what this is all about. we want to warn you, there's a long delay. >> hi, don. that's right, well, the news just in this morning, japan has pulled out of recession in the second quarter of the year. japan's gdp grew by 0.9%, in annualized terms that comes to 3.7% overall so. that puts japan along with france and germany as the first g-7 countries to pull out of recession. now, what has led to this? essentially it's been export growth all the way, as it so often has been through japan's history. when