meet cassady leonard and neil mccaffrey. or as they're also known, jane and michael banks.week these two take the stage at the new amsterdam theatre. >> it's a lot of hard work. >> that's an understatement. even though they share their roles with other actors, like the ones shown here. both neil and cassady had to balance learning their lines, their songs, their dances, and don't forget, learning a new accent. >> we had a dialect coach through rehearsals so she coached us with the british accent. >> could i get a demonstration from you guys? >> hello, neil, how are you doing today? >> good, how are you? >> wonderful. did i mention that they're still in school? >> i go to regular public school in my hometown. >> yeah, i go to regular public school. >> but the balancing act is worth it. so neil, do you plan on continuing acting when you're grown up? >> yeah, i love acting it's so much fun. >> and um, this is like a really big part of the set. >> as i mentioned, neil and cassady take turns doing the play. they're part of what's called a "triple cast." >> triple-cast means that

cassady and marshburn will take the fifth and final space walk of this misshen before "endeavour" undocks on tuesday. >>> now, here's a look at other stories making news "early today" in america. >>> security cameras captured a bizarre robbery in massachusetts of a hammer-wielding bandit. he was able to get $100 from the register. his geaway car was waiting outside, but him at a nearby intersection. they discovered the suspect's brother is mayor of the neighboring town. >>> some beachside residents in florida got an up-close view of a large water spout there. viewers sent in this video of this twisting funnel cloud. a separate tornado swept through the area causing major damage to over 60 homes. >>> a colorado resident is lucky to be alive after a base jump that nearly killed hill. he has jumped over 200 times but in his last attempt last week he waited too long to open his chute. remarkably he did survive without breaking any bones. the thrill seeker said he definitely plans to continue base jumping even after that. >>> and in boston this may be the first six foot baby you've ever seen.

cassady, dr. gastroenterology, from the louisiana sixth district. john flemming, family practice, first term louisiana fourth district. dr. phil be angry, and ob/gyn for 26 years, four-term representative from the 11th district of georgia. to 11, fourth term pennsylvania district. rep dr. tom price who is active in the georgia delegation, orthopedic surgeon for 20 years and a three-term representative for the sixth district of georgia. and dr. phil row, ob/gyn for 30 years, first term from the first district of tension -- tennessee. in addition, we have our physician panel of the yen from msnbc. dr. stuart is a cardiologistç d a past president of the president of the medical society of mr. columbia. and we have an endocrinologist and msnbdc member. >> i'm going to pose the first question to dr. kingergfingry. during health care debate, much attention has been paid to those of or uninsured. as measures to address the fact that all should have health care, i would us who are the 47 million -- i would ask who are the 47 million uninsured and how would

. >> sunday on c-span's newsmakers, republican representativeç michael burgess and bill cassady, bothl doctors, on health care legislation currently making its way through congress and what to expect before the august recess. >> i think that the whole deadline is being driven by political purposes. as i recall, tom daschle said that the reason that the health plan felt -- failed is because everybody went home on august break and heard from their constituents and said, heck, i cannot vote for this. i cannot look in the crystal ball and say it is going to go this way or that, but i think that the people are smarter than they presumed to be and they're letting their representatives know now that we want something that is different than what we are hearing about. it may just be that they figured out the scheme and they are moving their pressure up at a rate -- earlier date. >> representative michael burgess and bill cassady on newsmakers sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> how is c-span funded? >> taxpayer dollars. >> private donations. >> public support. with consumer fun

. >> representatives michael burgess and bill cassady on news makers today at 6:00 p.m.eastern time here on c-span. >> house c-span funded? >> taxpayer dollars. >> private donations. >> public support. >> consumer funded, i guess. >> you were funded, i do not know. with private contributions. >> house c-span funded? 30 years ago, america's cable companies greeted c-span as a public service, a private business initiative, no government mandate, no government money. >> and now, a house hearing with treasury secretary timothy geithner. he is talking about the obama administration's plan to regulate derivatives, the financial products that led in part to the current instability in the financial markets. this is a joint hearing by the agriculture and financial services committees. it is about two hours, 40 minutes. >> in the interest of time, i will submit by a full statement for the record. we have 111 members of congress. i know many of my colleagues who are attending today's hearing of questions of the secretary. last month, the white house presented broad reform proposals