dr. hillublic option, the way we're discussing it now, it doesn't work. what's your view? >> i disagree completely. the public option as it's presented in the bills, the actual bills that are before congress, do something quite different from what dr. hill is advocating. basically, the public option as it's drafted today, would provide an option for small business owners, for un -- for people who are -- who are out there at sea in the private insurance market. >> uh-huh. >> it has nothing to do with the whole question of -- of -- of medicine where you -- evidence-based medicine. it's not based on that at all. >> kathy, let me move you ahead a little bit. because, look, hour your backstory, dr. hill, listen to this as well and kristen as well. you're advocating for your two children who have essentially pre-existing conditions and are essentially at sea here, trying to find affordable health care. so, pick up your discussion from there. >> sure. >> and then i want you both to talk about this as

dr. marc lamont hill. president obama talked tough set military action on the table. there any scenario whereby you, dr. hill, would support military action against iran? >> absolutely. if all other possibilities have been exhausted. i believe in diplomacy. president obama has promised carrot and stick diplomacy. that's what we need to see. bill: how much diplomacy. start next week with the chat. how much time with them. >> that's the key issue here. you don't want to give them too much time. bill: how much time. >> i say six months. bill: that's a lot. >> depends on what kind of progress they have seen. bill: it's an easy gig. they either let the u.n. inspectors in, all unfettered, almost like saddam hussein. you either let them in, ok, to look at all our facilities, to show exactly what we are doing, or you don't. you give them six months to do that? >> no, no. not six months to see the inspections. in fact i would agree with sar sar -- sarkozy and say three months. bill: three months. i don't know if israel will go for that. >> israel will go for that. bill: three

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dr. marc lamont hill. and we have another guest. can you believe that they were voting not to defund them? >> of course, i can. acorn has helped to get democrats elected, including the president. they are all democrats. bill: they are all white, and they are democrats, but even democrats, even the very liberals -- i am sorry. >> that is right. you are right. you are right. but, bill, nancy pelosi blocked this bill six times on the house floor. she did not even want it for a vote. bill: when you have a situation is bad, ok, not just one bad apple, two, 30 convictions, and now this undercover video, and you are still voting to give them tax payer money, and can you imagine how angry taxpayers are? >> i would agree with you. bill: would you have voted against it? >> i probably would have voted in line with the other 83 people. but i do understand the resistance. the resistance is that they do not want to have this turned into a full-blown conspiracy against obama. i am not saying it is a conspiracy, but that is what they are operating

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host: dr., i was not on capitol hill but it was in minneapolis st. paul. what was the president referring to? what is the may yes clinic doing right? >> i suppose what he is referring to is the fact that other people who have examined the outcomes and compared it to the amount of dollars that are spent seem to kata mayo clinic is one of the many institutions that are in the upper quartile or upper levels that have pretty good safety scores, pretty good service scores, very good outcomes and the cost over time is lower than the national average and that has been a true statement for many years actually as the information has been looked at going backward. so what i think he is really talking about when you distill those components to one concept is places in the country that get higher value care. with lower overall cost over time and that is after all what i think patients really want. they want to get the right thinking done at the right time, the right way, have it done same and very good service from the heart, the compassion, people who care about them

dr. corrine, psych kite trift, director of beverly hills and ucla. everybody has a lot of titles tonight. russell, attorney and pop culture expert with pop squir.com. first, the one and only jean ka sar resident with "in session." tell us about the secret videotape that cops say actually caught black mailers right in the act. >> you can imagine, jane, to have a videotape inside a trial, a prosecution of this nature. this is huge for the prosecution and the defense is trying to get it suppressed. but here's what it is. you've got that former senator/attorney actually negotiating with john travolta's representative, and, you're right, john travolta's representative is one that is consenting to all of this, that is a party to it. so criminal activity can be documented and then negotiating a sum a. sum that the paramedic wants to keep this document undisclosed from the public. not only do we hear amounts bantered back and forth but thl is a crime. the knowledge of criminal nalt is a law and the end all to this is, this is critical knowledge. >> i have to

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dr. sanjay gupta has been living while on assignment here in afghanistan. some pictures he doesn't know we have. but first, erica hillain with a "360" bulletin. >>> there is news just in to cnn. the congressman who shouted "you lie" during president obama's health care speech tonight has called the white house to apologize. republican joe wilson of south carolina speaking to chief of staff rahm emanuel. he also issued the following statement tonight. "this evening i let my emotions get the best of me when listening to the president's remarks regarding the coverage of illegal immigrants in the health care bill." the congressman goes on to say, "while i disagree with the president's statement my comments were inappropriate and regrettable. i extend sincere apologies to the president for this lack of civility. >>> a republican state lawmaker in california resigning after he was caught on video bragging about extramarital affairs. mike duvall wasn't shy as he talked about having sex with two women, one of them a lobbyist. his comments were picked up by a microphone. you'll hear some of them in a moment. first, a warning

dr. kareem, psychiatrist. addiction specialist, director of the control center in beverly hills and assistant clinical professor. but first, to jean casarez, correspondent at "in session." tell us about the secret videotape that cops say caught blackmailers in the act. >> you can imagine to have a videotape inside a trial. this is huge for the prosecution and the defense is trying to get it suppressed. you've got that former senator/attorney actually negotiating with john travolta's representative, and you're right, john travolta's representative is going to be the one contenting to all of this, that is a party to it. not actually, but criminal activity can be documented. then negotiating a sum that the paramedic wants to keep this document undisclosed from the public. not only did we hear amounts wantered back and forth, but we hear travolta's representative say, this is a crime. so we know knowledge of criminality is important in bahamian law. this is critical evidence for the prosecution. >> janie weintraub, i have to ask, if they got it all on tape, why do they need anything else? why do they need john trav

dr. dean, a pleasure. we'll talk to you soon. >> thanks very much. >> joining me from capitol hill is congresswoman marsha blackburn, a republican representing the great state of tennessee. and representative, welcome. your thoughts how good a job the president did in connecting with republicans, period, last night. >> i think the president connected with his base. and unfortunately, i didn't hear anything new from the president's speech last night. and of course an energy and commerce committee we have been working through this issue the past few months. and i have had hr 3200 before us in committee. >> you don't believe he did anything, however, beyond his base last night with that speech. is that correct? with the republicans -- >> i was hopeful that he was going to reach out and say come on, let's start over and work together in a bipartisan manner. he is right to say that we need reform. i think we all agree that we need to reform some com mo nents of the health insurance market system, we need to deal with the costs. the cost is too high. but the promises that i have heard from this public option program or the same promis

dr. kareem, psychiatrist. addiction specialist, director of the control center in beverly hills and assistant clinical professoroy, everybody's got a lot of titles tonight. but first, to the one and only jean casarez, attorney and correspondent at "in session." tell us about the secret videotape that cops say caught blackmailers in the act. >> you can imagine to have a videotape inside a trial. a prosecution of this nature. this is huge for the prosecution, and the defense is trying to get it suppressed. but here's what it is. you have that former senator/attorney actually negotiating with john travolta's representative, and you're right, john travolta's representative is going to be the one consenting to all of this, that is a party to it. not actually, but criminal activity can be documented. then negotiating a sum that the paramedic wants to keep this document undisclosed from the public. not only did we hear amounts bantered back and forth, but we hear travolta's representative say, this is a crime. so we know knowledge of criminality is important in bahamian law. but the end all to this is, this is critica

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dr. sanjay gupta has been living while on assignment here in afghanistan. some pictures he doesn't know we have. but first, erica hillin with a "360" bulletin. >>> the congressman who shouted you lied during president obama's health care speech has called the white house to apologize. joe wilson of south carolina speaking to chief of staff rahm emanuel and issued the following statement tonight -- >> he goes on to say, while i disagree, my comments were inappropriate and regrettable. >>> a republican state lawmaker in california resigning after he was caught on video bragging about extramarital affairs. mike duvall wasn't shy as he talked about having sex with two women, one a lobbyists. his comments were picked up by a microphone. if you have children in the room with you, they definitely should not hear this. here's the outspoken politician. >> >> let's head to deep space now. new photos taken by the hubble telescope. the images of galaxies were sharper than previous photos thanks to its upgrade. >>> a magical run at the u.s. open is over. lost tonight 6-2, 6-2 in the quarterfinals. oudin never switched to get this

hill. i watched him in the house three he voted on anything perot dr. >> we have lance hartkiss. >> i do notwho is handling that. this is a gut issue in this campaign. >> and goldwater has traumatized it. he flies across the nation and if we get licked on this is going to be bad. clint will do what you want to do with respect to this amendment. this came about, i got into the leadership of this thing because clint was taken to the hospital and i thought the issue had to be pressed. when clint came back i expected and the takeover, but actually clinton is not well, and he requested that i continue. somebody had to speak three and half hours there. clint was not able to do that. i was, so i stepped in and did it. will you assign someone to look at this amendment and if i can say to clint or if you can say to clint that this is ok with you, i think it will give us maybe two votes over there. >> better is let me get someone on that and then you had better seek advice on a. i will ask what the thing is because i sure do not want to get, as a candidate, to say the president called up and threw awa

hill. were so greful and thanks for coming back. >> thank you very much dr. hamre and welcome once again. as they like to say in baseball, the parership between csis and tu, those of us at tcu hope it is good for both teams because it is certainly good for our team and we really enjoyed the opportunity to be here to join with csis into w have, t people who kno most about japan with us today. i woul also like two of knowledge the japanese ambassador, ambassador welcome and we will be calling on you when we go to questions here. but come here and the stage with us today, i have all of this written down. i don't nd to write it down, but kurt campbell of course to ishe assistant secretary now for east asian and pacific affairs. he has bee in that job since june of this year. he was previously ceo and cofoder of theenter for new american security and ha said several positions errett csis. as dr.ammer said over the years including senior vice president and director of international security program. they henry h. solutions your charen national security policy and was also an associate professor

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hill. doctor gupta saw him and he's showing surprisingly good progress. this morning, we're paging dr.ng a story about a doctor from his hometown, that asked him to scrub in because they were one surgeon short. >> one, two, three. >> u.s. army major, is the only vascular surgeon an antipersonn mine that he stepped on. it basically amputated his legs. his feet were gone. and we completed the amputati amputations. >> brown is 43, a long way from home. the same hometown as mine which makes this all the more personal. >> the deal was when they need you for whatever they need you, go. that's it. >> reporter: the go call came january 29 and there has been no rest for this battlefield surgeon. we're in one of the trauma bays. it's an unusually quiet moment but i wanted to give you an idea of the numbers which give you a reflection of what's happening here in kandahar, in afghanistan. they usually see 80 patients a month. by april 100, and look at august, roughly 230 patients. they think by fall the numbers will increase. >> they only had three. this is what happen when's they have a hospital

president obama is headed to capitol hill tonight in what some are calling his closing argument for health care reform. drency fellow at the american enterprise institute, former fda deputy commissioner, partner at an investment firm, venture partner at nea and practicing physician, american enterprise institute is a conservative research group and you are a practicing physician. so, we are -- the disclosures are all out now. some of your most interesting points are that the discourse has been muddied by all this static, like death panels. and instead of that doing a favor to opponents, it actually does a disservice to the argument that legitimate opponents of the policies can make. >> right. when you look at the end of life provisions in the house bill in particular that gave rise to so-called death panels, they're very prescriptive, very intrusive into medical practice issues in a way that will obviate what congress is trying to do. so many requirements on what doctors need to do and what kind of patients can be eligible for this counseling and a lot of doctors are going to look at it and say my patient

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hill. were so grateful and thanks for coming back. >> thank you very much dr.amre and welcome once again. as they like to say in baseball, the partnership between csis and tcu, those of us at tcu hope it is good for both teams because it is certainly good for our team and we really enjoyed the opportunity to be here to join with csis into we have, the people who know most about japan with us today. i would also like two of knowledge the japanese ambassador, ambassador welcome and we will be calling on you when we go to questions here. but come here and the stage with us today, i have all of this written down. i don't need to write it down, but kurt campbell of course to is the assistant secretary now for east asian and pacific affairs. he has been in that job since june of this year. he was previously ceo and cofounder of the center for new american security and has said several positions errett csis. as dr. hammer said over the years including senior vice president and director of international security program. they henry h. solutions your charen national sec

dr. ted epperly, thank you both or you time. >>> a vigil at yale draws hundreds of people remembering the life of annie le, was her killer there too? >>> capitol hillnd a passionate debate over two words, those would be "you lie." and as you well know, they were shouted by republican congressman joe wilson while the president was speaking to congress late wednesday night. he issued an apology but some house democrats say that shouldn't be the end of it. they want to pass a resolution of disapproval. >> it did not help because of diversity and tolerance with his remarks. if i were a betting man, i would say that it instigated more racist sentiment, feeling that it's okay, you don't have to bury it now, you can bring it out and talk about it fully. and so i guess we'll probably have folks putting on white hoods and white uniforms again and riding through the countryside intimidating people. and, you know, that's the logical conclusion if this kind of attitude is not rebuked and if congressman wilson represents, if he's the face of it, and that's why i support the resolution. >> a house spokesman says it's a political distraction from bigger issues. e

hill. were so grateful and thanks for coming back. >> thank you very much dr. hamre and welcome once again. as they like to say in baseball, the partnership between csis and tcu, those of us at tcu hope it is good for both teams because it is certainly good for our team and we really enjoyed the opportunity to be here to join with csis into we have, the people who know most about japan with us today. i would also like two of knowledge the japanese ambassador, ambassador welcome and we will be calling on you when we go to questions here. but come here and the stage with us today, i have all of this written down. i don't need to write it down, but kurt campbell of course to is the assistant secretary now for east asian and pacific affairs. he has been in that job since june of this year. he was previously ceo and cofounder of the center for new american security and has said several positions errett csis. as dr. hammer said over the years including senior vice president and director of international security program. they henry h. solutions your charen national s

dr. wendy freid said she isn't quitting the baby business. she shouldn't, she says, because she's a good doctor. she says she can't quit, because too many others are. randi kaye, cnn, north hills>>> the nonprofit community group, a.c.o.r.n., under fire and practicing serious damage control in the wake of some very embarrassing videos, including a.c.o.r.n. staffers who were caught on hidden camera giving alleged tax advice to a couple posing as a pimp and a prostitute. a.c.o.r.n.'s ceo bertha lewis says the employees involved have since been a.c.o.r.'s attorneys says that those two workers have been fired here now is ms. louis, on "the situation room." >> i have been with a.c.o.r.n. for 20 years, i am going to make sure that we serve low income people of color. i am cleaning house. i'll come back in three months and you can look at what we have done. >> the series of undercover videos slamming a.c.o.r.n. has raised a lot of questions, namely who's producing them and why. here now is cnn national political correspondent jessica yellin. >> reporter: these are the hidden camera videos that triggered a firestorm over grass roots activist group a.c.o.r.n., hanna jils seen here posin

dr. barber, let me ask you about the rally then because your group is going to come together today for a rally on capitol hilld a lot of people throughout this process have said we want to hear from the doctors. now they finally will. what will happen today? >> well, gretchen, thanks for having us on. basically what we're going to do is we're going to march on the capitol today, we're going to talk to the congress, help them understand what the issues are and what we know about medicine, that government is not the answer. we've had experience with government-run health care in the form of the veterans administration. and we know that the bureaucracy does not work for patients. it limits access to care. and it's not something that we want to do. from 5:00 to 7:00 this afternoon we're going to have a rally with doctors. most doctors know it's difficult to get us to do anything, and we're going to have a lot of them there in washington, d.c., speaking loud and clearly. gretchen: i like that admission. doctor, one of the things that some are saying was left out of the puzzle last night by president obama was talk

dr. wendy freid says she isn't quitting the baby business. she shouldn't, she says, because she's a good doctor. she says she can't quit because too many others are. randi kaye, cnn, north hillsndeed. coming up next, new details in the deadly collision over the hudson river. a miscommunication that may have caused the error. >> and chris brown, new video of what he's doing now. >>> following a number of other stories tonight. checking in with erica hill. >> following the tragic crash on the hudson last mont, the ntsb said the pilot involved in the mid-air collision had actually read back the radio frequency to an air-traffic controller and was not corrected. the pilot could not be reached before hand and later he collided with a chopper, killing nine people. >>> chris brown works on garbage today as he starts work off 180 days of community labor for assaulteding his girlfriend. rihanna. it is being carried out in virginia because that's where brown lives. >> this week, people's magazine best and worst dressed hits the newsstand. tah-dah, among the best dressed in 2009, first lady michelle obama who won the most accessib accessible. and beyonce, named best street she sheik. as