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. >>> a small bi-partisan group of lawmakers will unveil its version of the health care reform bill. the bill risks angering democrats and republicans by dropping a public run option and a fine for anyone who doesn't buy insurance. >>> i expect uh, frankly, by the end of the day, that is by the time we finally vote in committee, on the final passage that um, there'll be republican support. >> reporter: the committee won't vote on the bill until sometime next week. >>> turning to sports: sweet revenge for the orioles as they host the rays at camden yards last night. ravens threw out the first pitch. on the way inside for a right-handed batter. didn't look good for the orioles on the field early on. they fell behind by 5. but they'd come storming back in the fifth inning and wrack up ten straight runs. 10-5 was the final. >>> things got ugly during the yankees game with the toronto blue jays. jorge pasada let his fists do the talking. coaches did eventually get control of things. by the way, blue jays ended up winning the game 10-4. >> okay, so the orioles lost 10-5. all i'm thinking i

even the latest draft, put together by a bi-partisan group of senators is not getting backing from the gop majority. >> i don't think there's any chance that these big government health care proposals are going to pass either the house or the senate. >> the president's already made 157 speeches and done 66 television appearances all aimed at selling his health care reform plans. at his upcoming talk show rounds, some say it could be overkill. >> if the president is on all the time, if it's all obama all the time, then probably people are going to tune out some of the message. >> reporter: but top white house aids insist the president is the best salesman for his number one priority. now, they're backing him up with the first lady, michelle obama is expected to help the president pitch the plan with a softer touch. at this point mrs. obama has an approval rating higher than her husband. it's around 70%. top administration officials hope that combined with her background as a hospital executive will help take the edge off the president's hard sell. joel brown, cbs news, the white house.

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he wants to lay out for the american peopl is where go from here in this debate, what he wantsin the bi, why he wants that, and whatt means... this is the most importantart-- what it means for americans. if they havet will imean? will the public option mn that all of a sudden they'v been switched to a government-ru health care an against tir wishes? if they don't have insurance, whatill it mean? whatill it mean to the people who are on medicare? wh will it me to the peoe o get hlth care through the v.a. system. these are the question that he has to answerthat a l of peoplere still waitingor answers. >> rose: the is no obama plan, is there? >> well, that's the poi. there are obama principles an there are fou plans in congress right no the might be a fifth any minute now,he senate finance committee... max baucus has given an outline to thether members of the soalled gang of six, the bipartisan group of senato basically telling th republics, you know, if y don't like ts, then come up with your plans and enough deadne on wednday and... bu you're right, the is no actual obama plan. he needs

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. >> the anti-tax, anti-bi psouergrvernnt movem ut tndhe groups under the tea party banner and gary nurenberg is here to help set the stage. >> reporter: the participants see themselves as part of a grass root uprising. and tonight tens of thousands of them are here and obviously raring to go. [ horns honking compen. >> report: ing xen. >> reporter: dozens got together. >> they treat them pretty badly. they boo at them and they don't support them and we want the wounded warriors to know we do. >> reporter: but most of the action is at area hotels where anti--tax protestors are throwing parties preparing for tomorrow's march on the capitol. >> the tax man comes, the tax man goes. what he does with our money, fo one knows. i like that. >> reporter: and it's going on her sign. ? man would not talk to -- this man would not talk to us about his. he said mr. and mrs. obama for the first time i'm ashamed of my country. most want legislators to pay attention to their spending. >> we try to get congress to listen and think about their votes. >> reporter: they march from freedom plaza to the capitol to

expect to see cars doing for the right to win the race and not as a lot to say, we're going to the bis, try that. the same in football, and his board. it relies on the integrity of the competition and that is called into question. and giants of tennis, new u.s. open champion. here is him are arriving home in argentina. made in grand slam title has made him the talk of world tennis. he says he still doesn't understand a thing after the five-set victory after defending champion roger federer appeared in america, they are the reigning argentina league champions. this was tied 1-all. how does he get that ball over the bar rather than into the net? here we are on the hour mark, midfielder with a pass. it got worse because the veteran -- that is a terrible tackle. it could have broken his leg. he was sent off. game over. >> thank you. just to update you on the top story, we are getting statements announcing that major changes to the missile defense system which was meant to counter iranian short and medium missile threats are going to be announced by the white house and the pentagon. they're

governments to t is critally important to ensure thathey act with courage at delivers a fair, ambitious and biing treaty in copeagen. >> kumi naoo, thank you very much. >> thankou. >>> in central america,he situation in honduras is tense after manel elaya, the lefst president sted in a coup three months ago, sck back into the country yesterday. he took refugein a brazilian embassy to avoid arrest. today police usedear gas and water cannon to chase away thousands of zelaya suorters who violated acurfew. zelaya says he wants to meet with the de facto predent who isn't recognized b any other government. >> translator: my esence here a new opportunity to open the possibilities of dialogue. to turn honduras into what hondans want, thatis a society with pea and dialue and consensus and dissent and debate whe it's needed. >> fromurope tonight, a foow-up to a stor that we first told yo about last week. the immigration debate in france, whe hundreds of illegal immigrants, manyrom afghantan, are trying to find their way to a better life in great britain. well today the northern french portity of calais, th

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industry,he sded with the republicans against the democrat think what this suggests, and there is on more bitest coming on the so-called public opon next week -- is that this bill is going to come outf this committ and it's going to come out of this comittee wih the basic rchitecture tt the airman wants. >> so what does that mean r the timing of when w'll start toee a final bill? gwen: we have en asking that question for aear now. it's an important question. >> at the beginng of the week, max baucus was sayinhe would ha the bill out of his mmittee by now. now ey're coming back on tuesday. there talk that theouse may trto get its ill to theloor as soon as mid-october. that may wl be the caswith the senate, too, if max baucus can get the bil out nxt week. and then, of course, we get into the in event which is when e house -- if it ges out of bot houses, en the two of them try to reconcile. >> kar, you mentione the public option,he government-run hlth plan, and we havheard all of these different ve yants,co opens and this's and that's. where things stand on the public option and is tt still the

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>> we do have a bi partisan bill now. it's bipartisan in that nobody likes it.oth parties hate it. sean: all right. great to see you. >> good to see you, sean. sean: wumming -- coming up, a very special investigation. and what about all your taxpayer dollars acorn already received? sean: now, yesterday the house of representatives followed the lead of the senate. they voted overwhelmingly to cut funding to the group acorn and arc -- ars congressman fred franks was there. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, as always. sean: i read your entire statement on acorn. you said their resume, as it reads, more like a rap sheet. you go through misconduct in seattle, wisconsin, ohio, missouri, and more. tell me the specifics. >> well, sean, acorn has been under investigation in about 15 states. they've registered hundreds of thousands of voters falts -- falsely. even in the 2008 election. they've lied to the department of labor and the i.r.s., they were a major force behind passing the community reinvestment fact -- act which catalyzed the entire meltdown of ou