uh-oh, harrisburg is in a lot of trouble. people are going to move out.f course we have the state government here, so of course the state government is not going to pick up and leave the city. there is a tremendous lack of confidence at the moment, and, you know, it is a lack of confidence because there is going to be a bankruptcy filing. well, yeah, people throw it out there. oh, gosh, if there is a bankruptcy filing, the sky is going to fall. but bankruptcy is not what makes the sky fall. it is the debt trouble that makes the sky fall, and a bankruptcy filing is one way to lift the sky back up again. i think you are right, there are trickle up problems, and there are trickle down problems. >> juliet moringiello has been our guest. thank you for being here. guest: thank you very much. host: coming up next, michael dalton of the audobon society. first a look ahead on the sunday show. >> the topics will include the oil spill, what's going on in the middle east, and politics. on "this week" they will be talking with coast guard national incident commander t

about a 12-minute ride hitting over from 95 to the harrisburg expressway. we switch over to a live view of 95 from the white marsh. and we see the normal delays. >> summer starts in about a half hour. in the solstice parties? let them begin. >> you already had your party. >> that is what we do in the weather department. it is going to be warm but less humid the yesterday. 90 will be our forecasted high. the humidity goes up to more and wednesday. scattered thunderstorms are possible. wednesday will be the hottest day. you can tune into am 1090 and catch the weather and traffic on the five all day long. >> i was talking about 8 runner. >> you do not know what you're talking about. >> 0, yes. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25.

also things that have to do with how we order kanes and pairs harrisburg and pennsylvania they may get paid the other side a rate that is so much lower that doctors addressing this issue that we cannot expect to prop up a system financially just with saying we're not going to pay. i believe the analogy is if someone comes to work on our home and we have two estimates. one estimate then another guy will say i'm just going to charge you for each item i put up and the hourly rate. we all know which is going to cost more. i hope you can let us know. it's extremely important as a committee and me that we've got revise this system of medicare and give medicare the flexibility to lit redesign itself. and putting on the backs of figures to just say we're not going to pay you is not going to work. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. murphy. gentleman from texas. mr. green. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to wave opening statement but remind my colleague the health care tpwhail came out of the house had a permanent fix and lock step my republican colleagues voted against it. >> will the gentlem

host: harrisburg, pennsylvania, independent line. caller: thank you for c-span. it definitely know. no more drilling in the gulf. part of what you read in the editorial about the governor and other politicians talking about jobs, i do feel sorry for the people this will affect, but if you notice whether oil is going, this is not just affecting louisiana. it seems like governor bobby jindal is looking at his state in a microcosm. what about florida, mississippi, and all of the other places? not to mention if it comes around the atlantic. this is a huge, huge disaster of incredible proportions. god knows how long bp will take to clean it up. host: the front page of "the miami herald." that is the front page of "the miami herald" this morning. gregg, republican. should we keep drilling? caller: indeed, we should. thank you for taking my call. i think a lot of the democrats in particular should get a grip and pay attention and listen to details. first, let me make a quick analogy. not saying this is completely analogous to a plane crash, but if a 767 jumbo jet crashes because there was