the president took time to mention his plans to overhaul the health-care system at a fee if the gatt meeting today. >> since there is so much misinformation, let me say that one thing reform will not change is veterans' health care. >> the public auction has riled up opponents and supporters alike. democrats say it would provide coverage for many americans, and also bringing in costs. >> it creates competition for the first time. >> on sunday, the administration hinted they may drop the provision if it is the only way to pass the bill. at a town hall meeting, the president received a signal compromise. >> whether we have it or did not have it, the public option is not the entirety of health care reform. this is just one sliver of it. >> an option gaining momentum is a nonprofit insurance cooperatives. supporters say they would force private insurers to bring down costs. the debate goes on. >>> and alert, if you own a vehicle same cheap is issuing -- seeing jeep is issuing an alert tonight. >> a wrestling coach is accused of >>> you are watching abc7 news at 11. >>> an assistant wrest

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he did cutback on the military budget which was not a politically easy thing for him to do by the gatt camp david they came to like each other uld you say that is te? you talk to your father about it. >> host: difficult to say they like each other but i think they think they could trust eac other. why my father was so much humiliated by the u-2 flight with the american in spy plane over the soviet union at next year over may 1st 1960, and th showed the plane and thought it you betrayed me. but it was a funny conversation between military underfundi. remember this that is it your but? >> guest: yes. has khrushchev and eisenhower walked around camp david comment khrushchev said something to him like my generals come to me and say we need is su and such because the americans have that so i y we don't have the money but they say the americans have it and if we d't have it, the americs can attack us. so i find the money and die by it. eisenhower said that is what happens to be the generals come to me and say we need such and such and i say we do nohave enough money and they say the russians

, if you will, came out in great numbers, outraged by budget deficits and things like that, nafta, gatt, the world trade organization. but in this one, this is a crucial battle here, and passions and emotions are high. cable news, we've been consumed by it. the other shows have, talk radio has. when you get out hundreds, maybe 1,000 people in august for the congressional and senatorial town meetings i think what you've got is a great debate going on in this country, alex. those folks, especially the blue dog democrats, when they come back, they're going to decide whether this thing goes through or not. i think they're assessing who these folks are. >> julian, some democrats, they're trying to dismiss these angry crowds as the minorities pushed there by conservative groups. is that fair? >> i think it's hard to tell. and i think there's nothing at all wrong with conservatives, with republicans, with even the health insurance industry trying to generate support for their position or the grass roots. there's nothing wrong with that at all. that's part of the democratic process. but that's

a friend of mine wrote about americans in the early 1990s when you had this rage over nafta and gatt and illegal immigration in california, and he called them mars for middle american radicals. and i do think there is really a -- this group has risen up again. i don't know the exact details down there in florida. apparently it was a businessman opposing the health care bill who got his shirt ripped off. he and his wife couldn't get in. so i think there may be this ginned up a little bit but there is authenticity to the anger and the rage and the folks in the local community have to know whether there are ringers out there or whether these are folks just coming out because they're angry on both sides of this issue. >> and of course we also had reports of some huffington post in the middle of the day the unions are getting engaged. they're starting to send people to these town hall meetings. i suspect we're going to be getting a lot of back and forth. but that being said, and that's usually what willie wears after work, that shirt, but that being said, this reminds me so much of the un

gorization along easy ideological -- gatt gorizeation along ease ideological system. her approach as an appellate judge has been an adherence to the doctrine of stare decisis -- in other words, the upholding of past judicial precedence." judge sotomayor has an impressive list of law enforcement endorsements and supporte, including the international association of chiefs of police, the national association of police organizations, the national district attorneys' association, the fraternal order of police, the national latino police officers association, the federal law enforcement officers association, the federal hispanic law enforcement officers association, the national organization of black law enforcement executives, and the national sheriffs association. judge sotomayor has also been endorsed by the u.s. chairma chf commerce, which stated -- "the chamber evaluated judge sotomayor's record from the standpoint of legal scholarship, judicial temperament and an understanding of business and economic issues. based on the chamber's evaluation of her judicial record, j

gorization along easy ideological -- gatt gorizeation along ease ideological system. approach as an appellate judge has been an adherence to the doctrine of stare decisis -- in other words, the upholding of past judicial precedence." judge sotomayor has an impressive list of law enforcement endorsements and supporters, including the international association of chiefs of police, the national association of police organizations, the national district attorneys' association, the fraternal order of police, the national latino police officers association, the federal law enforcement officers association, the federal hispanic law enforcement officers association, the national organization of black law enforcement executives, and the national sheriffs association. judge sotomayor has also been endorsed by the u.s. chairma chf commerce, which stated -- "the chamber evaluated judge sotomayor's record from the standpoint of legal scholarship, judicial temperament and an understanding of business and economic issues. based on the chamber's evaluation of her judicial record, jud

the gatt and senate democrats who will not do it unless there is a huge part of the bill that would reverse something from the 1990's. they were attracted the wake of a house vote. they were 30 votes short on of friday. they told nancy pelosi to sit in a corner. that would do some intense lobbying efforts and a sweat this thread. 44 democrats voted no. when that pressure comes from the white house, when they say it is a party loyalty vote, it's important we get you, we need to have done our were putting enough grassroots pressure and so that they know where we stand, and it is a sorry, mr. president. i cannot do that to the members of my state. keep the pressure on that issue because that might not be done because of that potential. we have all been accused of being up front for the insurance industry and health-care japan, and the end gigi industry. the industries are not fighting this fight. the industries, they had said -- they can live with cap-and- trade. write the bill so that we get rich. peter orszag said in march, if they get wet deck cap-and-trade allowances for free, this will be

conduct a literature review to understand the background, the evidence, and that there is supporting the gattpact. and finally for options that showed promise and for which there was sufficient evidence and that, we did modeling and analysis to actually estimate numerically what with the likely effect of those options on health care spending in the state would be. the first was selecting the options for analysis. we came up with a list of about 75 different cost containment option. that was too many prostitutes in the context of a single study so we never did. in the first group -- we grip the reforms in the five different categories. reform payment, redesign health care delivery, reduce the waste, encourage healthy behavior, and then reform medical malpractice law. wheat group them by category, and then with the client we selected options -- a total of 21 options that reflected all five of those categories to do more in-depth analysis. they were selected to reflect the ones that seem to have the most momentum within the state at the time. one of the challenges we encountered in conducting th

generation ocean surface factor wind sensor which would fulfill the same data requirements as quick as gattwe also have ongoing discussions for data availability from a scatter of matter being developed by the european media logical satellite system and that would be called a scat. finally i would add as i mentioned earlier there are some additional approaches we are testing one of which is the use of unmanned aerial systems which we can actually fly into the hurricane and directly acquire the surface winds and the other is a new piece of equipment we have installed on aircraft in the air force aircraft and that is called the step frequency microwave radiometer which allows us to view the ocean surface and extrapolate from that what the winds are so there are a variety of different approaches at hand we believe with the viability of? that currently we have time to develop the solutions so that we can in fact get the surface winds. >> earlier you all testified about these computer models and supercomputer with regard to intensity and direction. what about the hurricane models that bottle wha

>> well, the question is what are people goin to read or review korelitz gatt?you can't have a strong paper withouttrong leaders. people are going to advertise. it is hard for m to imagine a situation. ten years ago, i retired. actually ten years ago this month. at that time there was a "los angeles times" and the idethat it would be taken over by the "chicago tribune" seemed far-fetched or that the tribune would then go bankrupt seemed even more incredible and of cose we see thi happening all over the country. i guess it's question is whether the newspaper business itself can adjust or whether there has to be other outlets fond. peopleo need information and i think they recognize that, and so people come if you are in journalism, what it comes to be called, you have to find a way of doing it. pa othis is a function of our culture. think about your own light snow and what they were like, ten, 15, 20 years ago. what are the thingsou actually tink about? there is not a lot of time given to serious thought. it is amazing, the "a today" became a big success, just ga

cause cost have gatt gotten to a point, not only will health care be in crisis, but the deficit, we just will not be a physically sustainable path. so the president's view is we've made a lot of process already. we continue to make progress. we're going to be able to work towards getting the bipartisan result. and he'll continue to work towards that end until we get health care reform for the american people. >> there are some economists out there that are saying because of the middle-ass taxpayers will have to be paying. does the president still hold that? >> in the last 24 hours there has been a number of analysises written about the ted kennedy's influence. number one, the president might not be president if it were not for ted kennedy. do you know how president obama feels about that? and number two, the ideology on health care of president obama. do you have any sense of how much the president believes he's been influenced over the years by ted kennedy? >> well, i don't know that i could improve on what the president has to say in his personal statement on senator kennedy. so i was