doc, what is your advice?, if you are vulnerable to diabetes, type two diabetes, so-called adult onset diabetes, because there is a family history, because you are overweight, which so many americans are, you should be screened for the presence of diabetes. the current recommendations are that this should be started at age 45. but, there is evidence that if you start it earlier, you are apt to get a diagnosis that you might otherwise have missed. the importance of that is, that the sooner diabetes is diagnosed, the sooner you can treat it. the sooner you can treat it, the less likely you are to develop the complications of diabetes. and, the biggest risk of diabetes, is vascular disease. diabetics are more prone to stroke, heart attack, peripheral vascular disease, to disease of the blood vessels in the eyes, in the legs, it is very important to diagnose diabetes. now, the evidence is, that if you start at age 30, instead of 45, and then have a blood test every two or three years, the hit -- the diagnosis of d

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nearly 40 years ago. >> rob: how old was doc when he came up? >> bob: i don't know. >> rob: he could have been 20 years and 8 months and not been on that least. seems to me he was 20 years of age. >> bob: 2-1 to tejada. breaking ball in there. >>> keyword in that is position player. i talked to davey johnson, he told me when he saw doc at 17, i am taking that kid everywhere i go. 2 years later when he was a manager, he said, i am taking him to the major leagues with him. you saw him throw nothing but strikes at 19 years old. >> bob: doc was 19 and won 17 games. >> rob: that kid was good. >> bob: amazing. another guy you can't walk. 4 walks by garrett mock. who is now in the mid-70s in his pitch count. he retired 9 batters tonight. >> rob: garrett is working harder than he has to. i don't understand the necessity to pitch around these guys that don't have power when you are in a ballpark, the lighter hitting guys, you got a 20-year-old kid and you are messing around with him. especially under these conditions. >>> perfect pitching conditions for

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. >> were you aware in '04 to '06 of the growing use of no doc and low-doc loans. >> i am aware of that, yes. >> were you aware from 2004 to 2006 -- u.n. what silent seconds are? >> honestly, i do not. >> that's okay. i didn't know a few months ago, either, were you aware of the second lien, you know what second liens are -- second mortgages. >> i'm familiar with the term, yes. >> this is a standard & poor's, an e-mail, exhibit 14... from richard koch to michael gutierrez. do you know who those folks are or were. >> no, i don't. >> there has been a rampant appraisal and underwriting fraud in the industry or quite some time, as pressure mounted, to feed the original machine. -- origination machine, would you agree there was great pressure to feed the origination machine? >> i'm not aware of this -- >> i know that, but in general were you aware there was a huge demand for mortgages to secure ties mortgages, were you aware -- >> certainly aware of the dprot in securitized mortgages. >> and the great demand for mortgages for that purpose. >> and the demand from investors to invest -- >> and

so i strongly supported social security and doc townsend came into my district and organized townsend and they beat me. the point of the story is this. we look today, shortly after this bill is passed, and we see all of these little fights that we had, regional, ideological, philosophical, but i think 20 or 25 years from now we are going to look back at this bill and say what on earth was that fight all about? how on earth could we ever have functioned without this program? and i think all of these little fights that were so important to people as we were going through th them, none of them will be remember remembered. what will be remembered is we finally put this country in the rank of civilized societies that do not require people with very little money to beg in order to get healthcare. that to me is bakley -- basically the lesson of jerry boyle's story. i lost a lot more fights than i won on this bill. i favored publicç option. i have no objection to single payer. i frankly didn't care as long as we got two things. as long as we covered as many people as possible and as long as

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i am doc watson. [applause] i love you guys here. i don't need a microphone. i love you guys here but i've got to take care of something. i am getting tired of people writing stuff saying i need to keep my word. here you go, len. i want to make sure everybody sees me give this to you. [laughter] i am going to explain it to you for a minute but i'm not going to ask questions. it is in the book. get the book. [laughter] >> i am a little different. different. i am seeing my closest friend, the professor i call him, is very diplomatic. i ain't going to pull no punches. how many people have read roots? raise your hand. how many people in this room voted for our president? somebody raised their hand. i have my shirt on. do you see what it says? do you see what it says? obama. i have been on my deathbed for the past three years and i don't want to get too personal about personal life. why do you keep moving like this? mr. miller did not know-- i had a four-way bypass. i had stage iii renal failure, liver now and some other items and i prayed every morning when i woke

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. >> there is a shortage of primary care and family care docs coup often have that same skill. we'll begun to change the payment formula in the medicare system to more appropriately compensates medical providers to choose our range of family primary care services. we will continue to accelerate that. wheeler also part of the investment back in 2009 -- we are also part of the investment in 2009, part of the work force recovery initiative. this helps build a more ample primary-care work force for the future. which is critically important, and providing more scholarships to providers who are working in areas where we see a growing need, and gerontology is one of them. >> what is your own view of using acupuncture, medication, and other alternative healing methods in health care coverage? >> there clearly are plans in place, and i anticipate there will be plans offered in the new exchanges which will give patients a wide variety of choices. i think that while there is likely to be a definition of what is a preventive care plan, insurers are likely to compete based on having a more

then she says, 'let's talk about anything we might be able to doç in the interim.e ratings are not going to hold through 2007. " you are supposed to make sure those ratings stay. he asked me to begin discussing taking rating actions earlier on the poor performing deals. i have been thinking about this for much of the night. we do not have the resources to support what we're doing now. you thought the resources were adequate? she is telling you that you do not have resources to support what you're doing. a new process without the right support would be overwhelming. what was your response? >> my response was to request resources. >> did you get them? >> i got some. >> did you get what you needed? >> it depends on the job. on this particular job, i feel we were adequately covered. >> were there some jobs were you were not adequately cover? in your judgment? >> i would tree offers according to volatility. >> that means something -- tree iage according to volatility. it >> it means that you were not providing adequate resources where they were needed. >> ernestine warn

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they're quite poor and they often say, if our mother was so important to medicine, why can't we go to the doc or? so they've never gotten an answer to that question. >> has there been ever any litigation? >> no, not for the family. there have been other -- is the method was access to legal counsel that they could never have that. but also there've been other cases in the past where people have sued over ownership of their cells, a man who found out his doctor had patented his cells without his knowledge and they were worth billions of dollars. it's a very wrote that that happens. most cells are worth nothing. and the courts have always ruled against the people of the cells come from. so the way that the caselaw stands as he don't have property rights in your tissues want to leave your body. >> what's the -- that's how the courts have ruled? what about johns hopkins doctor who took these? who was that? tell us about that. >> well, there were a lot of them. there is a sort of team of doctors. howard jones was your initial doctor saw the tumor and diagnosed it. and there was this team at hopkins

volunteers could be the breastfeeding detail that go out and do these, you know, lunch and learns for docs. i think there's a way to do this. we'll have to kind of think through this. locally, collaboratively, working together but we've got to get rid of the problems that have been created by the external environment so that our moms and babies don't suffer needlessly. and wic doesn't have to -- you know, do fits to make this happen. >> one of the things -- and quickly because my time is almost up. we have a couple of programs working in my district in the underserved schools where we have brought child nutrition back in with an exercise program working together. one of the things that i didn't hear anybody talk about was the data that we have so far for three years that this program is in place is that the marks all went up. the children actually started getting higher grades across-the-board. and i think that we're overlooking that on nutrition, exercise. actually increases marks for the children. and let's face it, our young -- young women and boys at that age -- they need to move aroun

grimmer if one takes out the bernie madoff accounting gimmicks like the timing shift the unpaid for doc fix the rate on social security the double accounting for half a trillion of medicare cuts the true cost of the government health care take-over bill is $2.3 trillion or another $20,000 per american family. this son top of the fact that our deficit has increased tenfold in the last two years. the president has submitted a budget that will triple the national debt over the next 10 years a budget even his own omb director says is unsustainable spending percentage of the economy 24 nlt.p% of gdp highest since world war ii caused to say "the outlook for federal budget is bleak, u.s. fiscal policy is on unsustainable path. congressman said about spending patterns itth it could trigger economic and political death spiral unless the congress and president have a sudden epiphany of fiscal sanity this story does not have a happy ending ends in job crushing family budget crushing tax increases skyrocketing interest rates as we beg the chinese to buy more of our debt. our level of inflation that

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then she says, 'let's talk about anything we might be able to doç in the interim.the ratings are not going to hold through 2007. " you are supposed to make sure those ratings stay. he asked me to begin discussing taking rating actions earlier on the poor performing deals. i have been thinking about this for much of the night. we do not have the resources to support what we're doing now. you thought the resources were adequate? she is telling you that you do not have resources to support what you're doing. a new process without the right support would be overwhelming. what was your response? >> my response was to request resources. >> did you get them? >> i got some. >> did you get what you needed? >> it depends on the job. on this particular job, i feel we were adequately covered. >> were there some jobs were you were not adequately cover? in your judgment? >> i would tree offers according to volatility. >> that means something -- tree iage according to volatility. it >> it means that you were not providing adequate resources where they were needed. >> ernestine wa

. - doc, look who's in town. - ellen! - copenhagen? - cool, right? but still seeing patients. ( whispers ) workaholic. - i heard that. - she said it. - i-- cisco-- introducing healthpresence. >>> the pakistani taliban claiming responsibility today for a coordinated suicide attack in peshawar. three car bombs exploded as militants used guns and grenades. two pakistani security guards and civilian were killed in the attack. a taliban spokesman warned more such attacks were coming. the assault comes just hours after 41 people were killed by a suicide bomber in northwest pakistan. the attacks come as the united states steps up its drone attacks. michael isakoff is a senior investigative reporter for news week. do you think there's a connection between the increased drone attacks and what we're seeing as a drum beat of suicide attacks? >> absolutely. in fact, the statement from the pakistani taliban said just that. this is a response to the escalation in attacks. the escalation began after that attack on the cia base in afghanistan at the end of the last

you take it away and explain how the feds ought to regulate unnavigable waters, doc hastings is rightit to every sinkhole, mud hole in america. probably they'd exclude potholes to leave it in the jurisdiction of locals but there is -- a statement by oberstar which would establish legislative intent is not protection of encoachment against the federal rights. our prodirection is the constitution -- protection is the constitution. i don't know how you explain it under any interpretation of the commerce clause. pond in a guy's field is not interstate commerce. i don't care if a bird lands on it and then it ends up in another state. >> bret: the potential onerous effect osthat have, the e.p.a. regulating the small waters, pond, mud hole, whoever. >> it means it's unlimited. it has provision that says and the land that impacts it so it could regulate the water and everything around, meaning every square inch of the united states. this is an e.p.a. that unilaterally decided to regulate co2 to give it total control over our energy economy. now it wants all control over waters. is there not a

. >> a reminder to join me and doc walker at 11:20. he will join me in studio to discuss today's picks and the future of albert haynesworth and jason campbell on fox a at 11720. the redskins have drafted a player from the same high school in three straight years. longview high school in east texas, longview, texas. they drafted malcolm kelly in the second round in 2008 and linebacker robert henson in the sixth round last year. now trent williams. quite a coincidence, three guys from the same high school in three consecutive years. the nice thing here is under the new management they have now addressed a real issue. with vinnie cerrato they went after a big fish or flashy receiver. this is obviously where they need the help. >> it will be interesting to see how this all plays out. >> they have no second round picks. they don't pick till the fourth round unless they make a trip. >> that's next sunday. >> next friday. >>> two words, offensive tackle good it is a phrase we just heard over and over and over again tonight from fans leading u

. >> well, you see, doc, that is why it is important to watch the options action, right? >> yes, you have the watch the options. >> well, good to see you, and see you again, soon. coming up on "fast money," the best afterhours action on amazon.com, and american express, and microsoft. that is with melissa and the traders live at 5:00. >>> pand president obama taking aim at wall street again today. we break down the president's greatest push with the obama economic advise ser austan goolsbee. today, is take your kids to work day. did you take your kids to work today? let's look at the sights and scenes around cnbc today. national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. >>> well, you just saw on the top of the screen, it was green across the board and in fact, the nasdaq as we talked about how technology has led the market into positive territory, the nasdaq at the highest level since june of 2008. we

the short-term doc fix is hardly a fix when kansas hospitals and doctors have to endure this wait and see game every few months while still working to care for folks and keep their doors open. we need a permanent solution to this ongoing problem so that doctors can regain a sense of stability and predictability in their practices. thirdly, despite its intention this bill does little to address our country's persistent high unemployment rate. rather than continuing to spend money we do not have, congress needs to pursue a strategy of job creation. this legislation is yet another unfortunate example of business as usual in our nation's capital. same old story from a congress that needs to learn its lessons from the american people. a story told one more time on this tax day, april 15. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas yield back the balance of miz time. the gentleman from texas reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: i yield mys

those were no doc loans and there were history of no doc loans going back. so it was fixed from the very beginning. they were arranged by john paulson, a material fact that was not disclosed to the other buyers. and it was not disclosed to the other buyers that john paulson created this because he wanted to short them. because he wanted to bet against them. so, if there ever was a case of fraud, i would argue that that was a case of fraud. and yet goldman sachs says, our very first priority is clients come first. let's move over here to number 40. integrity and honesty are at the heart of our business. we expect our people to maintain high ethical standards in everything they do, both in their work for the firm and in their personal lives. well, there's one gentleman who has worked for goldman sachs that they refer to as the fabulous fab. he's a gentleman by the name of fabrice tory out of their office in london. well, i wouldn't suggest to you that mr. tory is fabulous. i would suggest to you that he's fraudulent. in some of the emails that the senate commi

the lawsuit also seeks the release of vease of vatican doc known sex abusers.decades of abuse and no one in law enforcement doing a darn thing about it. my bet is this lawsuit finally gets the vatican's attention. we can only hope. >>> still ahead, most democrats would have you believe that breaking up is hard to do when it comes to the big banks who give them all that campaign cash. we'll talk to one of the few brave senators who said it's actually petty simple. i have a plan to do it, he says, he's even introduced the amendment. ted kaufmann in today's "town square." >>> and in "hardball," the gop, the tea parties, auditing the fed. congressman ron paul, lots to talk about, that's what you'll do with chris matthews, coming up. announcer: trying to be good to your heart? so is campbell's healthy request soup. low in fat and cholesterol, heart healthy levels of sodium, and taste you'll love. chef: we're all kind of excited about it. guy: mmm! i can see why. announcer: campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good! for your heart. >>> the goal is do make certain th

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>> i believe, i've been told that there's a little more documentation behind stated income, low-doc and no-dc oc loans than is obvious. those are catch-all terms, they are catchy term, but it's my understanding that there's a little more documentation than is popularly the popular conception. >> in a panel the other day, i asked them where the only income is the stated income. >> i think in many cases there is background checking of reasonableness for the amount of income reported depending upon the person's -- >> that's your testimony is that that was background checking on stated loans beyond -- >> that is what i have been told j. yeah. and that's oar. >> now, i'm not saying that was the case in every stated income loan, but that there were, there were some procedures which existed by institutions that made stated income types of loans that relied upon other types of reporting agencies to sort of verify the reasonableness of income for certain types of occupations. >> right. has it been your experience with -- >> i think mr. reich is very accurate here. stated income loans tend to ref

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. - doc, look who's in town. - ellen! - copenhagen? - cool, right?on. - but still seeing patients. ( whispers ) workaholic. - i heard that. - she said it. - i-- cisco-- introducing healthpresence. >>> back to "hardball." now for the side show. first of all it's not a side show when it's your money but let's listen. >> so now, we will attempt to figure out just what exactly is going on at goldman sachs, that the s.e.c. is now charging them with fraud and on our continuing wall street segment -- these [ bleep ] guys. >> so here are the goldman sachs' excuses. number nine -- you're saying "fraud" like it's a bad thing. number eight -- number four --, hey sport, how much to make these questions go away? number three, american needed a villain both republicans and democrats can hate. and the number one goldman sachs' excuse, it's obama's fault? >> why are government employees filing a civil suit against goldman sachs? that's just going to be embarrassing in a few years when they all go back to work at goldman sachs. >> regulate these derivative markets, w

they didn't call it that but a no-doc liar's loan.now, does it take a genius to understand that's not working very well? but why was everybody anxious to do all of that? because you could wrap it into a big, fat security, then you could sell it to an investment bank and they could sell it to a hedge fun and they could sell it back again. and meanwhile, whoever made the original loan got rid of the liability once they sold it upstream and they got the -- the rating agencies to rate these things as triple -- as aa amendment incidentally, conveniently the rating agencies are paid by the very companies whose securities they rate. sound like trouble to me? it does. so all these things were happening and everybody understands that that's not going to hold up. ultimately all of this thing is going to collapse. it's a house of cards that's being built. so how do you put this back together? well, senator dodd and the banking committee put a beg together -- put a bill together, and that's the bill we're trying to get to the floor of the senate.

. >> we had doc on i think thursday talking about it trading down to 38. think the low today was 37.80 give or take. closed above 38. so here's your entry point. massive volume has been trading in the stock. i think now's the time when you might want to -- >> keep your eye, though, on research in motion. i think that's the name of all these names that talk about an underperformer, because of what they're launching, the new operating system people are very excited about, there's a lot of reasons to -- why did it durn around today in it's that o.s. system. >> in the next calendar quarter. got to take break but as we go to break let's take a shot of the senate floor. this is a live picture here. we will have the results of this procedural vote on the other side of the break. stay tuned. as having to decide to go for it? at the hartford, we help businesses of all kinds... feel confident doing what they do best. by protecting your business, your property, your people. you've counted on us for 200 years. let's embrace tomorrow. and with the hartford behind you,

doc rations. -- yard decorations. >> when i moved here seven years ago my neighborhood was the best placetown for the holidays. at christmas almost every house was lit up, making it a magical place. now you are likely to see one house per street with christmas lights. or even a christmas tree in the window. it was also the best place to be for halloween. people all over band would bring kids here by the truckloads. my mom was usually go through five bags of candy and still have kids knocking. my neighborhood used to be full of kids and adults walking their dogs and playing. many have left in search of work or to live with relatives, or because they have lost their jobs and homes, most left have made cutbacks. many of my friends parents are hanging on by a thread working several jobs, or looking for work and behind on the house payment. >> it will not peak until about 2011 or 2012. so we have a long way to go here. nor to what we're seeing right now is just the tip just the tip of the iceberg. >> one thing people forget to think about is how the challenge economy affects more than just adu

presence, is that because you don't consider doc holiday a traditional doctor character?>> i know this is going to offend some people but he was actually a dentist. [laughter] >> among your historical figures or current events actually, roles that you have played, president clinton and the special relationship and you played a character in the film "american dreams". the it was a thinly veiled take on president bush. what were the challenges of playing those two different characters and did they teach you anything about them as people as you were learning that role? >> well, i learned that i never really want to get into politics. let's put it that way. no, it was really actually a great challenge just recently playing president clinton, i actually spent a weekend at the white house with him 10 years ago and kind of got to know him a little bit. smartest man i ever met, by the way. when they offered me this role, i didn't know what i they would do that. it was written by the same guy that wrote "frost/nixon". it was a real challenge to do. sometimes i think you should do

amendment requires a borrowers income be verified to we can put an end to the dangerous products like no-doc loans that created so much damage in a housing market. what each of the four banks represented here, do you support income verification requirements? and instead of getting on housing prices to go up forever, how have your firms change or underwriting practices to focus more on a borrowers ability to repay? >> yes, we do believe verification is part of the pool documentation process but as you know most of the production being done in the market today is with the gse's or faq which of those records as well but we also do it for our own portfolio. >> mr. schakett? >> we do the same. verify income and we continue to do that on the origination. >> yes, sir? >> we began requiring full documentation in late 2008 so we have no programs that don't require. we fully support it. >> we published our responsible lending pretzels on her website back in 2004. i believe very strongly and ability to repay and fully support document cases. >> thank you. in an article in american banker lastly, bank o

have all heard horror stories from our constituents about the bad operator pushing no money down or no-doc home mortgages and the reverse mortgage scam mortgages who sell too good to be true financing. there must be appropriate financing for this regulator. the last thing we need is a new government bureaucracy that under the guise of consumer protection is pushing one party's political agenda. the current business climate is overwhelmed with uncertainty and we need to ensure this bureau does not create additional uncertainty for any investor or business that operates in this country. the regulator should have a final stay on anything that would put the safety and soundness of institutions and the credit of borrowers at risk. next, missourians refuse to be on the line for another bank bailout. i share missourians frustration over the concept of an institution being too big to pay we must put an end to too-big-to-fail. we need a -- in my recent conversation with larry summers, i expressed this concern and he agreed that the administration wants euthanasia for failed companies, not resurrect