as youngsters here, boyce an girls often py together on coed teams and later young women often play in their ow league, that is t the way it has been inturkey,on overwhelmingly muslim country where wom have had to break new grounto play the sporthey love. "worldcus" producer gizem yarbil who is turkish heelf, turned home and went to one town whe women's soccehas beco more than ju a game. >> this girl has been playing soccer sin she was a little girl. that was nrly 20 years ago. but growing up in turkey as a girl who was crazy about soccer was not easy. in much of rkey, playing soccer isomething girls just don't do. >> i was playing soccer wit guyson the streets, much older guys. i didn't even know that there s something likewomen's soccer but i wanted t play so much and i never lohst that ambition. >> part of the resistance to women playing soccer is religious. turkey is over 99% muslim and a lot of people object to the sight of women in shorts and t-shirts in publ. part of it cultural. some belve the sport is simply too phical for women to play. >> people say, oh, you py soccer? maybe

. >> james boyce and brad blakeman, great to see both of you.'s no doubt this white house gets it. they'll continue to be involved and weigh in on who they think is the best candidate. >> and i think also what people get, this is not the first administration to do this. as you pointed out, karl rove and the previous administration is just one example. i think voters get that as well, norah. >> all right, tamron. >>> up next, some things we thought you should know. >> so, norah, jimmy sanford, writing a book. interesting. comedian will ferrell, talking about health care. >>> and on "hardball," chris matthews talks to the author of a new book about the relationship between barack and michelle obama. we've been talking about it as well. the interview, just ahead. ♪ bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®. my worst symptoms feel better, indoors and outdoors. with zyrtec®, the fastest... 24-hour allergy medicine, i promise not to wait a

boyce, thank you for in. everyone's talking about this demand from china.we're going to see an increase by 10% next year. you're the guy that makes the coal that makes this steel work and china run. so what's the truth? >> well, the truth is china an india are driving the pacific rim for the coal that feeds the steel sector. china's gdp probably around 6% this year and higher next year. we see the rim markets growing at about a 7.5% compounded annual growth rate for the next five plus years. it's a demand for electricity feel and steel sector feel. >> is it hoarding or hoped for demand or buying for use now? >> right now, it's buying for use. the chinese have been very efficient at spending their stimulus dollars on projects. their steel sector has been producing very well and they have a structural shortage of quality coal in china, so they've been importing at record rates. >> coal used for energy. either heat or electricity. is there any way to clean it up? >> there's a lot going on with carbon capture. there was an article in the times this morning on a

virginia, whose state i reckon a number of those children's science museums -- i remember taking our boyce when they were younger to a couple of them around the country. there is a four-year college up in boston. back then my little brother -- now a very big brother -- he's guy who is really good at math and a bufnlg of other things as well. i think maybe a little bit of that came from those visits all those years ago. i'm happy to yield the floor. thank you. mr. warner: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: mr. president, i'd like to commend my colleague and good friend from delaware for his compassion and interest not only in what sound like a very worthy project in delaware but his constant commitment to making sure that we're always looking over that next horizon, whether it is in education, energy, whether it is in a host of issues that he's been involved in as a member of congress, as a governor and now as the senior senator from delaware, and the project he describes sounds like it is quite a good one. i hope he gets favorable consideration fro

before the congress and the nation are simply too important to massachusetts for us to be simply want boyce short. the legislature as granted the governor to appoint someone to be that second voice in the united states senate until the january election. i want to thank the legislature for their very swift action, in particular the senate president and the speaker of the house who cannot be with us today but without whose leadership we would not be here. i acknowledge that for some in the legislature, this was a difficult vote. i appreciate the members and the many, many citizens who saw the greater good and supported this outcome. i signed the legislation this morning. i sent a letter to the secretary of state giving it immediate effect. in keeping with the sense of urgency that the interests of massachusetts to man, i am prepared to make a promise. i am pleased to appoint paul kirk as the interim united states senator for massachusetts. [applause] >> thank you governor patrick for your important words and your kind and generous comments about me. disappointment is a profound one. -- bess a