dr. john garret featured on "q & a" will be involved on "washington journal" tomorrow, and we have a look the health care system from the doctor's perspectives and hospitals. and for over three days, we will have them joining us and to take your phone calls and for the debate currently before congress. and we will continue > up next the scottish parliament debates of the release of the lockerbie bomber, and then the canadian health care system, and fcc workshop on high-speed internet. as the debate over health care continues, c-span's health care hub is a resource, go online and watch the latest events including town hall meetings and share your thoughts. and including video from any town halls you have gone through. there is more at c-span.org/health care. the british house of commons in recess until october, with a return on wed. we will show debate release of pan am 103, with abdell baset ali al megrahi with this debate to rele

dr. john garret. this month for veterans of post traumatic stress, and if the v.a.ld be ordered to speedup the claims and process. in 1959 in the heat of the cold war, soviet premier took a tour, this is recalled. >> "washington journal" continues. host: for the next minutes we want to open the phone lines, for the republicans and democrats, and the number for independents is on your screen. at the top of the hour, conversation with dan balz and haynes johnson, they are co-authors for "battle for america 2008," and to talk w÷ú about the moments that shaped the 2008 campaign. and from "the washington post", a story of expanded sick leave, would cover swine flu caretakers. >> the piece goes on to point out for federal employees they would be eligible to use accrued sick leave if they detect that their presence in the workplace would jeapordize a worker. that's in the washington post, and also is a story that continues to develop with the meeting next month in new york, and top officials are saying no to libya leader, gaddafi. there are democrats protesting the expecte