but for that coordinat care to happen, dr. sam jones says reform needs to change the w doctors are paid. >> they are talking out care management fees, and that wod be a he step in the right direction, to hire either e nurses, nutritnists or other members of the heah team that can lp manage these patients in ways other than that onto- one doctor/patient relatiohip. >> reporr: lawmakers are also considering boting reimbursements to imary care doors by 10%. but to pay for tha reimbursemts to specialists would be cut. orthopaedic surgeon dr. marc rankin worries that cou reduce patient access to ecialty care at a time when dema for procedures like joint replements is increasing. he sayideas like medical homes toreat chronic disease may come with untended consequences. >> being able manage patients to kp them out of difficulty and keep them healthieis a great go to shoot for, the questions will that happen, and will the. we would certainly hopehat the managed care would n replace the old gatekeer of the early '90s of the h.m.o.s, wh

stephanie shrug, a 9/12 project florida coordinator and angela robinson is a coordinateer for the campaign liberty. we ask you, ladies, tell us what is on your mind. i feel like richard dawson "and the survey says!" it was amazing how consistent you all were. history lessons are not being taught to our children. that is pretty much the theme of the first one. it was basically that our kids don't even know what america is anymore. they don't even know the history r mary, you want to comment and start there? >> well, i'd like to say about that that we need to know our history. i wrote the article "why i am no longer an african-american" because it seems like in this time in our nation, we should be together. we should be americans, but it seems like we're being so torn apart, and one of the things we need to teach our children, because it was a long time ago, 40 years ago, we need to see the time that our children can walk hand in hand, you know, and not have to be separate and unequal, and now, in this time where we've given the golden opportunity, it is happening again. glenn: who is teari