we have bob schiller with us as well as david blitzer with us to talk about those numbers in just a moment. >> number, futures have been rally, up 820 right now. what you see is what you get, worth about 60 on the dow. >> let's bring in our bernanke task force. john harwood and senior economic reporters steve liesmease phone. good to have everybody with us. what do you say rich, rich? i know there was an 80% chance that some sort of futures market that trades these sort of things that he would be renominated. was it the right thing? >> it has to be the right thing. there was really no other choice. you can't disrupt things politically in the middle of a situation that's still extremely tender and raw, certainly the employment situation, the global markets, there are a lot of issues to still be played out here and the most participant thing to remember is you don't change the general in the middle of the war or in the middle of the battle. it's still going on, there's great unwinding that we have to deal with and eventually, maybe three -- another four years, you could replace him, but righ

now only $99.99 >>> we're back on "larry king live," i'm wolf blitzer sitting in tonight for larry. joining us now, dr. davidr of chicago. he's a member of physicians for a national health program which supports a single payer national health insurance program. he was barack obama's personal physician in chicago for more than two decades. also joining us, dr. dean onnish, the founder and president of preventive medicine research institute. he's the editor at "huffington post." and he, himself, is an m.d., a flight surgeon in the u.s. air force, later an obgyn in civilian practice. gentlemen, thanks to all of you for coming in. let me play for you what president obama said today about a so-called singer-payer system. >> i'm not promoting a single payer plan. i am promoting a plan that will assure that every single person is able to get health insurance at an affordable price and that if they have health insurance, they are getting a good deal from the insurance companies. that's what i'm fighting for. >> dr. shiner, you're disappointed in your old friend, your patient president obama, you want a single payer

tim russert used to figure not far in front of me, wolf blitzer behind me. davidregory from nbc, a lot of people in the media and politics are big pro nba fans. the benefit is because they're tickets on specific dates, my wife says either you're going or i'm taking somebody else. and i think, i should stop working here and good to the game. so it's an enforced date. >> host: we're talking to juan williams on c-span2 2. >> thanks for taking my call. i would not watch fox news sunday if it wasn't for you. >> guest: thank so much. i hoper rooting for me. >> i am. you bring a lot of level headedness to that program that wouldn't be there if you weren't there. where do we start in the black community? drug, education, housing, jobs, crime? i think you have to attack them all at the same time. i don't think you can start with one to attack them all at one time. how we talk about race in america. well, we can't talk about it. because if we do, with have to pull back the covers and expose all of the people who have done whatever they have done to get us to the point we ar

blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> the heated health care debate leading to shouts, shoves and now a swastika. david scott from georgia discovered the symbol spray painted on a sign outside his office today. the democratic lawmaker recently held a community meeting, which included a very contentious exchange about the president's health reform plans. cnn's t.j. holmes has more. t.j., is there definitely a link between the swastika, the vandalism, and the position that the congressman is taking? >> reporter: well, he would tell you yes. he believes so. and that meeting you mentioned there, remember, it wasn't even about health care. this wasn't one of those health care town halls. it was about a localized issue, and a man was there, waited four hours and asked a question about health care. one question he got in that one meeting, now resulted in him being a target. has a national debate about health care really come to this? >> this is not good for america. it's not good for this debate. it's a distraction. >> reporter: georgia congressman david scott says his staff found the swastika painted on the