fans... >> "gunsmoke". >> reporter: ...james arness was matt dillon.he brave upstanding marshal of dodge city on the hit t.v. series "gunsmoke." it ran from 1955 to 1975, one of the longest-running prime time dramas in t.v. history. john wayne was offered the role, but recommended his young friend arness. >> he said "i have a young man here under contract who i think would maybe fit the bill." >> and now i'm proud to present my friend jim arness in "gunsmoke." >> reporter: raised in minneapolis, the older brother of actor peter graves, he made his way to hollywood where within four months the 6'7" arness was sharing the screen with academy award winner loretta young. he made more than 30 movies, including sci-fi classics "them," and "the thing." but it was on t.v. where he made his name as the fast-drawing marshal who only shot when he had to. >> he's a gunman, doc. he has to be eliminated. >> reporter: number one for many years, "gunsmoke" was almost always in the top ten, with james arness in the saddle the entire 20-year run. >> i never had a time w

best remembered for role as marshall matt dillon on gun smoke.t flowers on his star on the hollywood walk of fame. it's the longest running drama series. we have more. >>reporter: 2 generation he was america second most famous cowboy. >> when i first heard about the show gun smokey knew there was only one man to play in it. james arness. >>reporter: james arness took the role john wayne turned down. u.s. marshall matt dillon. >> you ain't throwing nobody in jail law man. >> put the gun away. >>reporter: tv version of an ideal american man. hard to leave bee. >>reporter: marshall dillon never shirked his duties but drew the 6 shooter only as last resort. l arness says his wounds from world war ii made it painful to mount a horse. he made dozens of movies but will best be remembered as the modest marshall who for 20 tv seasons always got his man. l this is abc news. >>> what a great picture that is. >> still ahead tonight. over weight lug annual can cost you big bucks these days. michael investigates the accuracy of big bucks these days. michael in

he played matt dillon in a tv western series begunsmoke.e was 32 when his friend john wayne declined the lead role in begunsmoke and recommended arness instead. >> dr. death has also died. jason cazares rose to fame after becoming a death advocate. he helped 138 people to end their lives. he had been in the hospital with kidney problems. he was released from a michigan prison in 2007 after serving eight years for second-degree murder in connection with an assisted suicide. jason cazares was 84. >> john edwards is about to make his first court appearance in north carolina facing federal criminal charges that he illegal gave campaign contributions to his mistress. >> its stunning fall from grace, a vice presidential nominee and now indicted on criminal charges. it's the culmination after two year federal investigation into whether hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations were illegally used to cover up edwards piaf with his mistress. >> his attorneys said they gave them as gifts that wanted to keep it affair. in an interview, ed

. >>> "gunsmoke "starring james arnott as matt dillon. >> he was good with a gun. and while he didn't ever really inhabit the wild west, we sure thought he did. james arnott died today. he was a hollywood giant. the real life brother of peter graves, by the way. he starred in "gun smoke" for 20 years. 1955 to 1975, the longest tv running drama. he was a big norwegianer, he stood 6'7". he was infantry in world war ii and was hit by machine gun fire in an invasion. his leg was shot up. with a purple heart and a bronze star on his chest, he thought his life was just about over when he came home from the war a shy, wounded veteran. then he pinned a badge on his chest. acting saved him. "gunsmoke" launched so many other careers. his career had 50 films, and a good life, although he suffered chronic pain. james arnott was 88 years old. >>> we'll take a break now, and up next, the stuff from this past week's news that you had to be looking so closely to catch. >>> two days back when we launched our new ipad app and told you it contains material beyond was airs here every

dillon bundy has a fast ball clocked at 100 miles per hour, can considered the top young pitcher in the country. sages it's his -- says it's his dream to. >>> the right-hander chosen number one by the pittsburgh pirates. he was picked by the yankees but opted to go to college. three years later he's number one with pittsburgh. >>> released from a new york prison after 2 years on a gun possession charge. greeted there by his agent. he says he's happy to be free. plans to be ready for the upcoming season. >>> college football. remember southern cal's national title in 2004? well, you can forget it because it's being wiped from the record books because of reggie bush whose family received improper benefits while he played. will now give back the crystal trophy. he has given back his heisman trophy from that year. retroactive punishment, it never happened. >>> how much would you pay for a lunch date with a billionaire? >> you wouldn't believe how much some are willin,,,, host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: what, do you live under a rock? man: n

. >> my name is still in rodgers -- dillon rogers. i would like to make booker t. baigger -- bigger because we do not have a lot of space. the middle schoolers have to go someplace else. we cannot see them. sometimes the gymnasium is taken because there are practices and games. >> my name is eshon jones. i have been a part of booker t. washington since third grade. i am now in college. i grew up in district 5. i have not seen many educational facilities such as property washington. booker t. has supported me throughout my years with a safe, nurturing, and loving environment. i would like to see them expand so that they can give youth the same opportunities i had. >> thank you. >> i have been with booker t. continues. the community is wonderful. the kids are wonderful. it is time for us to get a bigger building and space. we have a lot of new faces. it would be better for the kids. >> thank you, very much. we really appreciate it. [applause] thank you for your patience, like everybody else. let's resume the speakers' list. come on up. those people have been patientl

he played matt dillon in a tv western series begunsmoke.was 32 when his friend john wayne declined the lead role in begunsmoke and recommended arness instead. >> dr. death has also died. jason cazares rose to fame after becoming a death advocate. he helped 138 people to end their lives. he had been in the hospital with kidney problems. he was released from a michigan prison in 2007 after serving eight years for second-degree murder in connection with an assisted suicide. jason cazares was 84. >> john edwards is about to make his first court appearance in north carolina facing federal criminal charges that he illegal gave campaign contributions to his mistress. >> its stunning fall from grace, a vice presidential nominee and now indicted on criminal charges. it's the culmination after two year federal investigation into whether hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations were illegally used to cover up edwards piaf with his mistress. >> his attorneys said they gave them as gifts that wanted to keep it affair. in an interview, edwa

crews searched near dillon beach. his boat was later found washed ashore mere tom's point south of dillon beach. santa clara man who confessed to killing a woman and stuffing her body 18 garbage bag will be in court today. 47-year-old will face murder charges. prosecutors say he killed 46-year-old maria arosko. her body was found innen a garbage bag. they say the two were acquaintances but investigators don't know the motive. >> this morning investigators are trying to piece together a string of suspicious fires in the north bay. they happened last night. today in the bay's christie smith is live in san rafael with a look at all of the damage. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. we're not talking about one but three suspicious fires in one night. we took a walk down the railroad tracks and that's where the burned area is, each section about 75 feet apart. which might not raise eyebrows on its own but this isn't the first time there have been suspicious fires in this part of san rafael recently. this is nea

actor james arness played marshall james dillon. life he was a world war ii hero who received the purple heart. he left a letter on his website to his fans thanking them and saying he had a wonderful life. he was 88 years old. >> i remember "gun smoke." popular show. >> he was over 6'6". >> big guy. >> very tall guy. >> thank you. a high school trip abroad turns into real tragedy as an american teenager is shot dead in costa rica. >> we don't know what to think right now. being told -- he was a very good kid. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with amazing innovation, driven by relentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ >>> not just the news media pressuring congressman weiner about a lewd picture sent over his twitter account. fellow democrats are urging him to put an to end the controversy which sources are calling painful. dana bash is up on capitol hill. what's the latest on this whole congressman weiner saga. >> reporter: a member told me today that a democratic leaders have talked to anthony weiner and told him t

it is an article by sam dillon.e writes, the main federal law on public education, arne duncan signaled that he would use his executive authority to free stage from a lot centerpiece requirement that all students be proficient in reading and math by 2014. that is what we will be talking about for the first 45 minutes. this edition of the "washington journal," if you want to get involved with the conversation, at the numbers are on the screen. we have a special line for teachers and administrators. we would like to hear from you this morning. if you want to get in touch with us, our meet reggie our e- mail, or if you are following us on twitter, the address is there. more from the article in this " --ing's "new york times the obama administration has been hearing on mounting clamor from state school officials to weigh substantial parts of the lot -- we want to get your thoughts on that. is it time for waivers regarding no child left behind? again, the numbers. teachers and administrators, your number as well. more fr

his aluminum boat was found washed ashore south of dillon's beach. the man suspect fd beating bryan stow now in state prison in san diego. giovanni ramirez will serve 10 months for a weapons charge which violated his parole. the l.a. police chief says he is confident that ramirez will one day be convicted in the stow case but admit there is is not much evidence. there have been no official charges against ramirez for the beating. bryan stow remains at san francisco general hospital, his condition upgraded from critical to serious. let's check in with marla where we're following a number of developing stories. >> reporter: good morning. we're taking a look at the watch the clock because in about 90 minutes an asteroid is going to buzz by earth that is going to come close. how close? let's say some satellites are farther from earth. we're also following that big rig amtrak crash investigation. i know you talked about it a bit. where a handful of passengers are still unaccounted for. plus, a fatal crash into a san jose nursing home by an elderly driver

dillon's of dollars are scraping from developing countries to financial safe havens in europe and secret bank accounts bogus companies and offshore zones are all in on the act of the mess it's that these people are using their very very traditional mis itself what we call money laundering we're sort of the list of schemes to presidents government ministers and moments used to launder money how much money have they been able to talk away in secret bank accounts. towards five billion dollars mobarak we've estimated at seven hundred billion to traces the dark fortunes and how can the bankers keep their reputations clean that's a legend tell for you what we had had no i know numerous accounts since more than thirty years who compelled swiss bankers to disclose information about their clients will the infamous veil of privacy over the country's bank accounts finally be lifted for good. or. bad. since there is nobody in the house so maybe nobody from living in this building the sixteenth district of paris avenue for this is a quiet fashionable neighborhood. is nearby an excellent view of the e

witnesses say they spotted the man fall out of his small aluminum boat into the bay near dillon beach yesterday afternoon. his boat later washed ashore but there was no sign of the man who was apparently not wearing a life jacket. search teams will return to the area later this morning. >>> investigators are still looking for answers in the disaster in the nevada desert involving an amtrak train headed to emeryville. the fiery crash happened friday about 70 miles east of reno. six people are confirmed dead. five others remain unaccounted for. now it's still not clear why a big rig driver plowed into the moving train, but investigators say that he slammed on his brakes but could not stop in time. federal records show the driver worked for a company that had been cited several times for safety violations. now the train's conductor was among those who died in friday's crash. 68-year-old lee lived in concord before moving to lake tahoe two years ago. most of her grieving family members still live here in the bay area. >> we're still kind of expecting to be able to say no that wasn't my mo

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. >> reporter: san francisco republican party chair dillon claims the obamas are increasingly out of touch with the public that is paying for state business trips that double as campaign cash grabs. >> we have laws governing campaign finance and i think he may be in violation of campaign finance laws for this. >> reporter: it's not clear whether the trip was funded by public money or the obama re- election campaign. we do know that the first lady has been criticized before over this pricey spain vacation last summer. still, her supporters remain unfazed. >> to me, i just think she is such a wonderful mother. she is such a wonderful american. she supports her husband and family. >> reporter: now, asked by phone about the funding for this trip, white house officials told me as in other administrations, we follow all rules and regulations to ensure that the dnc or any other political committee pays what is required for the president and first lady to travel to political events. so not exactly a breakdown. but the white house maintaining they are standing with and abiding by campaign fin

and dillon has seen firsthand some of the complications since his father has the disease. the work they are performing during the children's congress is critical to nearly 26 million americans who have diabetes. i commend and congratulate them for overcoming great obstacles to work towards a cure that will improve and stabilize generations to come. welcome. i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind members not to address members that are in the audience. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts, is recognized for one minute. mr. pitts: some recognize why the nearly $1 trillion in government stimulus spending failed to hold down unemployment or reinvigorate our economy. philip greenspan, owner and operator of a helicopter company in boston, understands why government doesn't efficiently spend the public's money. in a june 16 blog post he relates his maddenin

his boat was later found washed ashore near tom's point south of dillon beach. >> a woman could face charges for saying her husband and child were in a submerged car. there was a call to a ha goon just before 3:00 saturday morning. police launched a rescue operation after hearing the woman's claim but during that search they found out it wasn't true. police are still looking into whether she drove into the water on purpose. >> today marks a month since nursing student michelle le disappeared. her family has hired a private investigator. police and the fbi are carrying on their own investigation. le disappeared on may 27 after she left during a class break at a kaiser in hayward. but she never returned to class. investigators have classified her case as a homicide but have not made any arrests and no suspects identified. >> there are about 7,000 homeless people in santa clara county. of those 2,000 are chronically homeless. this morning, though, hundreds of volunteers are hoping too change that. today in the bay's bob redell is live at west gate church to show us how. >> reporter: goo

for missing boat -- search for a missing boater who fell out of a boat yesterday afternoon near dillon's beach. the man's empty boat turned up on the shore. searchers looked for him until sunset before 9:00 last night. the coast guard believes he was not wearing a life vest. >>> more than 500 volunteers will hit the street of santa clara county at dawn to count the number of homeless people there. as they have done in the years past, volunteers will interview homeless people and create a registry. part of the housing 1,000 campaign. it's a joint effort by santa clara, san jose, and homeless advocate group. the goal is to get 1,000 con cri -- chronically homeless people to housing by 2013. they say there are 7,000 homeless people in santa clara county. >>> a foster city woman plans to go forward today with a lawsuit against abercrombie & fitch for firing her over her religious head scarf. we first told you about hani last year. she said she was fired from the hollister store in hillsdale mall in san mateo when she refused to stop wearing her hijab. she is muslim and the scar sof a religio

the auction also included memorabilia from elvis, frank sinatra and bob dillon, but m.j.'s items brought in the biggest cash. even one of his famous crystal covered gloves sold $330,000. we used to wear the jacket all the time in the high school hallway. sfwlirchlgts how thorough is the tsa. this one who had to take off her depends. 17 minutes after the hour. >>> by the way, i want to show you this. on your way to work this morning, make sure to bring along your favorite pair of shades. it is national sunglasses day. go ahead and look cool as you are driving to the office. the sun is actually coming out. you should be fine. ♪ i wear my sunglasses at night ♪ just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. >>> 20 minutes after the hour. let me walk you through what slub on your radar today in the highly addictive casey anthony trial resumes at 8:30 a.m. eastern time this morning. representative michelle bachmann makes her bid for the white house

. >> reporter: san francisco republican party chair dillon claims the obamas are increasingly out of touch with the public that is paying for state business trips that double as campaign cash grabs. >> we have laws governing campaign finance and i think he may be in violation of campaign finance laws for this. >> this is a fundraising trip disguised as an official visit. >> reporter: republicans were the first lady's only critics today. >> when women use children to war ♪ it hurts everyone >> reporter: this antiwar activist disrupted the president's april fundraiser by bursting into song. she had planned to do the same today but was turned away. >> i think she is a wonderful example of a woman in this country. >> reporter: i called the white house press office. they told me, quote, as in other administrations, we follow all rules and regulations to ensure that the dnc or any other political committee pays what is required for the president and first lady to travel to political events. so they weren't able to give me an exact breakdown, dana, but they say that there is no violation he

the man fell out of a small aluminum boat around 3:30 yesterday afternoon near dillon beach. the man's empty boat turned up on the shore. searchers looked for him before sunset until 9:00 last night. they believe he was not wearing a life vest. >>> a 7-year-old san francisco boy suffered serious injuries tubingen lake sonoma. it happened saturday while the intertube was towed by a boat. the sonoma county sheriff department says the tow rope got tangled and the boy was pulled in the propeller. he suffered severe cuts to both legs and was bleeding badly. he was taken to santa rosa memorial hospital for surgery. it's unknown what condition he is currently in. >>> more than 500 volunteers will hit the street of santa clara county at dawn to count the number of homeless people. as they've done in the past years, they will create a registry as part of the housing 1,000 campaign. the three-day project is a joint effort by santa clara county, the city of san jose, and several homeless advocate groups. the campaign's goal is to get 1,000 chronically homeless people in silicon valley i

witnesses say they spotted the man fall out of his small aluminum boat into the bay near dillon beach. his boat later washed ashore but there was no sign of the man who was apparently not wearing a life jacket. >>> fierce flooding has chased thousands of people from their homes in one north dakota community. coming up at 5:45 we're going to take a look at the damage in a live report from the area and learn what is being done today to protect more homes. >>> time now 5:38. the stage now set for latest smart meter show down. today pg&e plans to start installing smart meters all across santa cruz county. the protesters are planning several demonstrations against it. they even plan to block the entrance of the pg&e payment center. critics say radiation from the smart meters cause health risks. they also say smart meters often overcharge customers. >>> 5:38 is the time right now. let's go back over to sal for a look at traffic. how's the commute, sal? >>> you know actually doing pretty well this morning so far. it is nice and early. those who get on the road early. but just as steve mentio

dillon beach. >> this woman as the second one after this tragedy.nother resident, 88 year- old was also killed and five other people were injured. >> a man was in critical condition after being shot. this home has had to other homicides in the last 10 months. >>catherine: 7/market shooting with a teenager arrested. four innocent bystanders were shocked. a 16 year-old, and 18 year- old are being charged with several felonies including assault with a deadly weapon. >> in berkeley, the station has been an apparent suicide she was hit by a richmond-pound train before 1:00 p.m. a major delays between richmond and fremont. it was richmond- bound. also between richmond and san francisco. a popular san francisco cable ccar line inspection system working system, these have been off line is sends christmas eve. the $24 million project needed big overalls. three of the cable car lines were rebuilt in the 1980's. july 1st, drivers with the yellow hybrid stickers giving them special access to car pool lanes are going to expire. those stickers will be useless man

the man who played marshal matt dillon on "gunsmoke" has died. james arness passed away today at his home in brentwood, california. "gunsmoke" went on the air in 1955 with arness as the marshal of dodge city. when the show ended its run in 1975, it was the longest-lasting series in television history. that record finally was tied by "law and order" last year. james arness was 88 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: governments in three middle eastern nations try to put down popular uprisings. jeffrey brown has our update. >> brown: it was a major escalation of the fighting in sanaa. rockets blasted the presidential compound in the yemeni capital, wounding president ali abdullah saleh and killing at least six guards. saleh was reportedly moved to a military hospital for treatment. but a government spokesman said the injuries were light. >> ( translated ): his excellency is in good health. he will be well, god willing, in the near future, and he will appear in front of the people. >> brown: saleh was he

grant for the city of dillon, south carolina. so you have senator demint proposing to eliminate an agency which he lauded, not once but more than once. senator demint was quoted in the press release, saying -- quote -- "this development in dillon county will save and create hundreds of south carolina jobs,&i am pleased that the e.d.a. has awarded these funds." so what planet are we on? we have a senator who sends out a press release lauding an agency that he now wants to eliminate. so you would say well, maybe that was 2005 and he certainly should change his mind. no. one year ago, senator demint's staff held a workshop in myrtle beach to highlight competitive funding opportunities available to local communities and businesses through e.d.a. and other federal agencies. june 16, 2010, here it is. workshop to highlight competitive funding opportunities. the office of u.s. senator jim demint and the myrtle beach chamber of commerce will provide a workshop, and it goes on, the e.d.a. will be there and the staff of senator demint. so

i was like, i didn't believe him for a minute but when he told me that and other, my trainer mike dillon believe i got drafted after all i've been through. >> he was a great baseball player, a fun guy to watch, table setter type guy, could really run and play defense and i was happy to be the one that drafted him. >> jonathan is currently undergoing rehab, he plans on making the rangers selection of him more than just a good will gesture from the organization. >> i believe i can get back on the baseball field. all i have to do is keep on working hard every day, 9:00 to 5:00, keep getting stronger every day, continue to make progress and just ignore all the negative criticism that some people might say about i may not be able to walk but all you got to do is fight and continue to work hard and trust in god and the therapy i think i'll get out there again. >> the rangers also selected taylor's best friend and teammate, zach kohn, who happened to be the player that jonathan collided with. >>> getting close to the bottom of the hour on this "cnn sunday morning," and coming up, they are getti

arness played marshal matt dillon in "gunsmoke" from 1955 to 1975. he worked with hundreds of actors, some of whom you certainly recognize, harrison ford, charles bronson. he died of natural causes. arness was 88 years old. >>> say good morning to my man reynolds wolf. good morning. i was saying right before we went into that story, you remember arness? everybody remembers that show even though it was before our time, if you will. >> my memories on james arness are fair to partly cloudy. reruns but certainly a great american. across there great country we're going to be dealing with incredibly warm temperatures not all over the nails, but in the southeast, southern plains, it will be roasting out there. we'll show you how high the temperatures will go and how long the heat wave will last. more in just a few seconds. >> reynolds see you in just a few. >>> we have found a link between ellen degeneres and al qaeda. and the link, would you believe, is a cupcake? i'll explain in 60 seconds. >>> 11 minutes past the hour now. renltds joining me for this. th

. >>> marshall matt dillon, a lot know that name from "gunsmoke," has died. actor james arness, you may not know the name, but your parents know it, he played the marshall in "gunsmoke" from 1955 to 1975, worked with hundreds of ac it tors over the year, among them harrison ford, burt reynolds, to name a few. he died of natural causes. james arness dead at the age of 88. again, reynolds, that was kind of before our time. we weren't necessarily watching the show but we're certainly aware of some of the reruns and the name and certainly know the story. >> what a great american he was. he was a big guy, about 6'7" and he was also a veteran. he served in the ansio campaign, landed in italy. wonderful veteran, good man. pretty good horse rider too. pretty good equestrian there. what a guy. >> to another story that will have people scratching their heads, one of the insult to injury stories. everybody is concerned out there about identity theft. can you imagine someone stealing your credit card? stealing your identity. using it to buy up something and then sending

yesterday smith was strutting around, then drew three said they look like the almost at dillon playsht so contentious today, jerry jones and the owners had to throw their are turning out of the room so they did not kill each other and throw it off. now the talks appeared to be back on track our guest. >> we are near july, there's a lot of work needs to be done, obviously we want a settlement in place and that is will we continue to work towards. >> there is, we are looking forward to this dynamite piece of video. julie newton found himself on the front page of the sports section in the chronicle. he had been brought here by larry ellison to get things rolling in for the oracle racing squad as they get ready for the america's cup, it will take place in 2013, unfortunately, joy briggs a photographer, do not shoot the back of my head. what is your name? >> i am george. >> nice to me, this is camera more--this is pam moore, and this is jackie they're probably dated someone in the america's cup. [laughter] >> we are doing the back story for the team, and you can follow us online. >> of fo

relates to medicare insolvency, do you believe that the affordable care act goes in the direction of dillon with this in itself? >> the affordable care act extended through the direction. >> does it constantly request the preeti view what changes have to be made from the congress and the end of fenestration import it to protect the solvency? do you believe that we are not dealing with the problem at all and that we need a dramatically different approach? i do not have a problem changing it if it is bipartisan. i believe that an old dog can use new tricks. i believe that. if they say this is moving in the right direction, that is not going to happen. if that happens at all, it is after the election. my question to you is that the affordable act bill allows us to deal with solvency if certain changes are made. do you believe that we just handed and out there? we know that this country has the ability to work together to deal with that problem. >> there are three things that come to mind. the primary engine under the affordable care act is these annual adjustments in the reimbursement rates. i

. >> they should view him as not just a sheriff but matt dillon, u.s.istory, he's keeping the financial world on its toes. >> he threw a bomb on wall street. >> reporter: in less than two years 49 people charged with insider trading and 44 convicting. >> he is using the insider trading cases not just to prosecute the guilty but to use as a warning to all of wall street that this behavior will not be tolerated. it's aggressive tactics that have people talking. >> the use of wire taps is something rather new in the securities area, but frankly, snatching hard drives is too. when the hedge fund guys act like mobsters, they get treated like that, too. >> what was that? >> you have heard anything along that line? >> that's the sound of somebody breaking the law, all from wire tabs ordered by this man. >> people are afraid to talk on their phones now or to text messages. it has the desired affect. >> reporter: he took down the man that ran this hedge fund. this man was found guilty on 14 counts of insider trading. but bharara is taking on more than wall stree

relates to medicare insolvency, do you believe that the affordable care act goes in the direction of dillon with this in itself? >> the affordable care act extended through the direction. >> does it constantly request the preeti view what changes have to be made from the congress and the end of fenestration import it to protect the solvency? do you believe that we are not dealing with the problem at all and that we need a dramatically different approach? i do not have a problem changing it if it is bipartisan. i believe that an old dog can use new tricks. i believe that. if they say this is moving in the right direction, that is not going to happen. if that happens at all, it is after the election. my question to you is that the affordable act bill allows us to deal with solvency if certain changes are made. do you believe that we just handed and out there? we know that this country has the ability to work together to deal with that problem. >> there are three things that come to mind. the primary engine under the affordable care act is these annual adjustments in the reimbursement rates. i

relates to medicare insolvency, do you believe that the affordable care act goes in the direction of dillon with this in itself? >> the affordable care act extended through the direction. >> does it constantly request the preeti view what changes have to be made from the congress and the end of fenestration import it to protect the solvency? do you believe that we are not dealing with the problem at all and that we need a dramatically different approach? i do not have a problem changing it if it is bipartisan. i believe that an old dog can use new tricks. i believe that. if they say this is moving in the right direction, that is not going to happen. if that happens at all, it is after the election. my question to you is that the affordable act bill allows us to deal with solvency if certain changes are made. do you believe that we just handed and out there? we know that this country has the ability to work together to deal with that problem. >> there are three things that come to mind. the primary engine under the affordable care act is these annual adjustments in the reimbursement rates. i

pixel of dillon, pick taiwan, pig germany. -- pick switzerland, pick taiwan, pick germany. penalize imports. we had a plan that guarantees that we will not succeed and we do not want to talk about a lot of these things so we talk about education. [applause] >> that was a challenging set of comments. at the risk of failing to answer your question, might i suggest that we convene a glut of other panels to discuss the issues that you raised? clearly, one cannot look at all the things that we are discussing today in isolation. that is a very valid point. laura, former dean of uc- berkeley business will, -- business school, it is the educational system failing american workers? >> i want to start a note of sympathy for what andy just said. i have been involved in the discussion of u.s. competitiveness sense the term was first introduced. back in 1983, it was president reagan's council on competitiveness headed by john beyond. -- john young. at the top of every competitive list since that time has appeared macroeconomic conditions and the education of the u.s. work force. by many