dr. zeek emanuel here as well.o you expect the supreme court to invalidate the individual mandate which would, some suggest, pretty much put the whole law at risk? >> i really hope they don't because i think the laws put in place a great deal of innovation, making the system more affordable, better for patients and higher quality. >> here's what i, let's talk about economics. we're arguing with dr. emanuel a moment ago. here's my view on this thing. lasik, the price has come down dramatically, you can get it for a couple hundred bucks, started out as a few thousand dollars, a private market-based system. dialysis under medicare, if you have diabetes you need it, has only soared in cost. how do we square the two that are purely private market surgery has come down so fast while government sponsored at least one procedure, dialysis, has spiked? why should we believe that the health care law will overall bend that cost curve down? >> i think a great deal of policies have been put in place in the law which will drive d

dr. zeke emanuel, thank you so much.. >> underscores the urgency of repealing this harmful law in its entirety. what americans want is a common sense, step-by-step approach to health care reform, that will protect americans access to the care they need from the doctor they choose at a lower cost. and republicans stand ready to work with a president who will listen to the american people and not repeat the mistakes that gave our country this harmful law. listen, health care coverage has become too expensive for too many people in our country. the number one concern for families and small businesspeople is the cost of health insurance. and the republican health care ç reforms will, in fact, lower health care cost. as cathie pointed out, women make about 80% of the health care decisions for their families in our country. republican health care reforms will ensure that families and doctors make health care decisions, not bureaucrats here in washington. >> good afternoon. if for nothing else, today's health care decision unde

dr. ezekiel emanuel. >> ja p morgan chase reports the now infamous $2 billion plus loss won't have its strategy changed very much. the paper reportsries can can i investments will still be allowed though trades with derivatives and private equity will be avoided. blackberry maker research in motion is said to be considering splitting its business in two. "the sunday times" reports it could separate its struggling division from its messaging network. another possibility would be to keep the company together, but sell a stake to a larger technology firm such as microsoft. last month r.i.m. hired jp morgan to look at options. yahoo!'s interim ceo wants the company to concentrate on online advertising. levinson is returning to the idea he laid out last year, moving online ads to the forefront of the strategy while bumping e-commerce to the side. a judge has ruled that apple cannot pursue an injunction against google's motorola mobility unit. it is a blow for the eye phoiph maker. the judge dismissing the litigation between apple and motorola mobility with prejudice meaning it cannot be refiled. and

dr. zeke emanuel and nancy snyderman. >> so he shows up, dr. zeke.'t do it yesterday. >> he doesn't talk, he screams. have you noticed that? >> they're all the same. >> like a 5-year-old with an adult voice. >> i love him. up next new numbers on who's winning the wall street vote and is it close? it's one of the stories in the politico playbook. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> mika, feel like i need to do something to get you in a better mood. >> i'm sorry. >> she's grumpy. >> yeah. we are looking at a nice forecast in areas that are gloomy this morning. joe and mika mentioned it coming in this morning from new york city up through new england, it's wet, kind of dreary, chilly out there. the rain is still moving through coastal connecticut all through rhode island up to boston. as the storm moves out, we are looking at a great trend of weather as we go throughout the holiday forecast weekend. father's day looks nice throughout new england and much of the mid-atlantic. the forecast for today, logan airport could have mino

dr. zeke emanuel and willie's week in review. with a check on the weekend forecast. >> a very hot weekend forecast, mika. good morning. millions of people woken up by large thunderstorms through the heavily populated areas, new york city and baltimore this morning. they're about ready to exit. coastal new jersey getting hit. one point almost 3,000 lightning strikes. a lot of active lightning over the storms and a lot of loud thunder. yesterday we had four major cities have their hottest temperatureç they've ever reco in the month of june. indianapolis, louisville, st. louis, and little rock, were all 105 to about 110 degrees. today we're going to be just as hot in those areas. the only areas that will get the exception, chicago a little cooler with detroit. look at those temperatures today. finally the 100-degree heat has made it to the east coast and as we go through the weekend i think we're he going to have three days in a row of 100-degree heat from washington, d.c., all the way down through richmond, raleigh, charlotte, all

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dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, your feet will feel so good you'll want to get up and go. time for sports. mayor rahm emanuelr roger goodell joined emanuel to recognize soldier field as the first officially certified "green" stadium in the league. new york will host the super bowlutdoors in 2014, and proves chicago can host such an event. soldier field has the smallest capacity in the nfl, but goodell says things like infrastructure would also be considered in any future bid. former bulls and notre dame baseketball player orlando woolridge, has died. woolridge was drafted in 1981, and played in chicago for five seasons. he also played for several other teams until his retirement in 1994. woolridge suffered from a chronic heart condition, and was pronounced dead at his parent's home in louisiana last night. he was 52. cubs president theo epstein denies a report that he would be willing to trade short stop starlin castro. "usa today" quotes two cubs officials saying everyone except jeff samardzija is available for a trade. epstein says there's no truth to it, and the team is looking to build around castro. the

dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, you'll want to get up and go. >>> back to "hardball" and the side show. conan o'brien took his show to chicago last night and that got him a visit from rahm emanuel. the city's mayor. conan asked the mayor to give him a mob name for each of chicago's top sports stars. >> i'm going to name a famous chicago athlete. you have to tell me what their nickname would be if they were mobster. >> okay. >> michael jordan. >> mikey six rings. >> shoeless joe jackson. >> joey no shoes. >> dick butkis. >> richard heiny smoocher. >> william the refrigerator perry. >> william the refrigerator perry. >> yes, very good! you did it. nice job. >> rahm's one of the smart ones and romney's been hitting president obama pretty hard for saying at a press conference last week the private sector is doing fine. well, here's the latest report from david letterman. >> mitt romney jumped on this and wasted no time issuing this response to president obama saying that the private sector is fine. watch what mitt had to say. >> after president obama made this statement -- >> the private sector is doing fine. >> mitt romney quickly responded. >> he said the private sector is doing