until i heard it was between jfk and mlk, jr., drive. then i thought, i would like to go there and bear witness to the greatness of those two men and bring all of you with me. here we are today to thank you, mayor lee, for your tremendous leadership of our city. it is an honor for me as the first -- lots of firsts around here. first woman speaker of the house to be receiving this honor from the first chinese-american mayor of the city of san francisco. a source of great pride to us that only begins to tell the story of what the mayor means to our city and the progress he has made in already a very short time. you're honoring me with this award, and i am forever grateful to you. i look forward to continuing our work together for the government of the city. san francisco leads the way. what we do well here, as franklin roosevelt said, if you want to do something well, do it in san francisco, or words to that effect. [laughter] i would like to thank john burton for being here. just on a personal, official, a political note, john, my dear fr

its move from jfk to the converted world war ii aircraft carrier began yesterday. and is ferrying it on its final journey. the tug boat will full past the shores of queens and brooklyn today, to new jersey. and tuesday, it will pass by the statue of liberty and the world trade center before being on the hudson river. the enterprise is named after a fictional starship from the sci-fi tv series star trek. it is a prototype and never went to space. but it was used in the 1970s for approach and landing tests, or alt flights. before making its way to jfk, bedroom has been at thesmithsonian since 1985 and made appearances at the paris air show and the world's fair in new jersey. a lot of history there. the intrepid will display the enterprise on the flight deck until a permanent home can be built. it will be open to the public on july 19. back to you. >> eric: it will be quite a tourist attraction when it's finally there. >> jamie: still ahead, back to london for more of the queen's diamond jubilee celebration. the royal family joining an armadav 1,000 boats, an incredib

quite a scene at jfk airport crews trend for a worst-case scenario terrorist attack.the simulation of the crash scene used 300 actor actors medical workers trend in full gear the operation was run by the new york new jersey port authority. och organizers of the reno national championship air races pursue plans to build a memorial of last year's deadly crash. association officials hope the a memorial can be installed by the september event. they are talking with victims' families as to what would be considered a appropriate memorial. wildfires have moved in on california's popular southern summer tourist destinations. a fire near colorado springs have torched three square miles. 11,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. temperatures in the '90s have been feeding eight fires across the state. the biggest is west of fort collins more than 118 square miles have been scorched. 191 homes destroyed. >>> we have unusually cool weather, right now the readings are from the mid-60s to 71 degrees at livermore. winds from the west. changes are coming. forecast after a break. >>

you know you rather practice, practice. >> the jfk drill is a mandated requirement that involved 500 volunteers. >>> the roof of a busy shopping mall collapses in canada trapping people inside a portion of the roof that serves as a parking area crushing on two floors. 22 people suffered nonlife threatening injuries, nine people are missing. they could be trapped in the rubble. emergency officials say they are working to pull those stuck to safety. >>> strong winds and rain are battling napels, florida. it's unclear right now where exactly debby was going to hit the hardest but coastal communities are bracing for the storms. i saw on the radar, practically the entire state of florida is getting lots of rainfall. >> it's bringing a lot of moisture. it's expanding and it's pummeling florida and doesn't look like it's going any where. >> for several days. >> it will be pounding florida. nothing like that around here. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller po

they are quickly routed back to jfk. but it is too late.oyster bay, the cockpit breaks off, killing the pilot and flight engineer. they are only 16 miles from the airplane. miraculously, 85 of 158 people on board survive impact. they are pinned beneath the wreckage, but there is no fire. >> clearly the plane had been filled with fuel, they would have been all incinerated. >> the ntsb report says the cause of the crash is human error, that simply the flight crew did not effectively manage their fuel or convey how low the fuel levels were. >> when we talked to the controllers today, none of them were aware of the priority concern and the fuel concern. >> the crash of avianca flight 52 shows that despite dramatic advances in aviation technology, clear communication from the cockpit to air traffic control is key to a safe flight. >> it reinforced an ongoing issue that we faced worldwide in aviation, to make sure that there is not only the transmission of a word, but that there is a transmission ofç understanding. there's a comprehension. >> i

we have a dedicated green line with in golden gate park and it will follow jfk. it is neat because we segregated the bike route from the car lang. if you live on that side of town, in a few weeks, you will be very happy. yeah, as you know, the numbers that came out about the initial estimates to do a bike lane on our side of the bridge is something like $100 million. that is very frustrating because i would like to see other engineers design something that might be more palatable financially. i do not think we have figured it out yet. it is going to be pressure building as we get to the opening of bay bridge. i would think, since we are talking about increasing ferries for the rebuild of treasure island and america's cup, i think the ports with love more ferry service. -- would love more ferry service. we could have treasure island get more dedicated ferry service. it would be great if we could do that. meanwhile, we will try to figure out if there could be something else that could be engineered on the existing bay bridge. >> thank you again for joining us, " ma

imagine, imagine -- imagine, it is hard for me to grasp, that this would be between jfk drive and mlk, jr., drive. i was at john f. kennedy's s inauguration as a student. i heard him say on that freezing cold day, much more freezing cold than this, what he asked us to do. ask not what he can do -- you know, the whole thing, that is not what the country can do for you but what you can do for the country. the also said after that, but people do not know, his next sentence was cut to the citizens of the world, ask not what america can do for you but we can do working together for the freedom of mankind. that sentence is something that has been really a began -- beacon in addition to the original part of it. my father was part of the administration. so i am honored in the name of all of you in the people of san francisco to bear witness to his work and martin luther king, jr. i was at the margin in 1960. guess what, i had to leave. i cannot stay for speeches. i had to leave because i was going home to get married. paul and i will be married 49 years at the beginning of september. there wa

. >> >> a pretty realistic terrorism drill took place at jfk international airport.al authorities rushed to a simulated scene of a crashed plane into the terminal many rescue workers brought out passengers one after another, actors playing victims on the ground with injuries. jfk drill is part of a government mandated requirement and it involved about 500 volunteers. >> >> the what #-r in afghanistan may be coming to an end, but many soldiers will never -p be the same. more than 1400 servicemen and women have lost limbs serving our country. some of them regaining their mobility in a unique and rather fun way. . >>> far away from the sounds, images and the memories of the war in afghanistan, u.s. marine corporal charles stringer, a single amputee wounded in combat takes a dive into the national aquarium in baltimore. >> it just clears your mind to kind of forget about everything for awhile and enjoy the community. >> reporter: he is part of the group trainers at the aquarium encower ran the divers to get up and close and personal with the animals. like this giant sea

baseball, has resulted in one dozen books including 1920, the year of the six presidents, 1960, lbj verses jfk versus nixon. and the fixing of the 1919 world series. join us live with your calls, e-mails, and tweet. sunday july 1st at noon eastern. in-depth on c-span2. >> for the next half hour book tv attends a party for the publication of bay buchanan's book they and her boys, ice plus -- unexpected lessons i learned as a single mom hosted by grover norquist, denis stevens, ronald kessler, and peter roth and americans for tax reform here in washington.

biographical information for jfk. >> what were they trying to do?arently they were not reporters on the scene. they were not doing a reportial account, they were not giving you a who, what, when, where, why, correct? >> correct. >> they were doing this type of once-removed biography. >> well, it's not like they're sloppy researchers. >> how many general rations elapsed? >> between matthew and lucas, for argued and defensible reasons scholars think that matthew and luke were probably written just before the turn of the first century. >> i thought it was closer to 47 years. >> after what? >> after his death. >> well, he died around -- no, mark is the earliest one and mark seems to have been written around the destruction of the temple. >> i guess what she's saying is a lot of this is hand me down, verbal accounts, which of course are subject to considerable alteration in the pass, we certainly know that, correct? >> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephone where you pass a saying around the

. >>> space shuttle enterprise headed to new jersey from jfk airport.passed through queens, brooklyn and coney island and tomorrow brought to tin the intrepid air space museum. >>> this morning, we are dealing with clouds out there, a few showers passing through the area, we are dealing with upper level low, that is going to keep the chance for the showers in the forecast as we head through the middle of the week, make sure you grab the rain gear, you will need it. it's going to be on and off rain throughout the day. it's not like it's going to rain all day long. temperatures 58 degrees, york, good morning to you. 60 baltimore, 65 dc. 559 easton. with the upper level low it's ushering cooler temperatures for today as well. the 80s we saw over the weekend, not going to happen for today. we will see temperatures more in the mid-70s to low 70s. your future friend picking up on the fact we see off and on showers throughout the day. around 5:00 your commute home could be on the slick side. we are slick this morning as well. take it easy on the roadways. more

brought into everyone's living room, because walter cronkite as managing editor insisted on it. >> jfk died at -- >> i remember getting these glasses and i never thought about it. i just liked the glasses and my colleagues sort of called them my cronkites and i picked up that name. it's interesting, when you see him with the glasses, talking about the death of john f.kennedy. that was his moment and that is probably the iconic moment in journalism and i think the next is 9/11. >> everyone knows that clip, he came in that day, a normal friday, a lot of people had cut out for the weekend and others were having long lunches their new york. he brought his lunch and he was an old united press wire service guy, and he would hear the hum of the machines and got a shooting in dallas and he ran with it. he did not just announce it to the nation, in that famous scene, he continued it all weekend long, he had a report on lee harvey oswald and who he was and how did jackie kennedy handle the death and the funeral. i call him a rabi or pastor in chief, he held our hands in a communal way during the

but, of course, i love to always to jfk. i always would love, i think those would be a perfect episode. i will tie you this story on the. to me, to to jfk is only a. why do the? it's been in 50 million times. like you said, doing mount rushmore, showing people something they don't know about it. here's the great story i heard about jfk but after looking to put this is the one i want to start with. when you look at the book depositoryto minnesota while by this great a texas millionaire, and before he sold the building, he said pull out the window. he said i want to win a. i want the window oswald was shooting out. get the window on the right. so they take the window out and he sells the building to another texas millionaire. who comes in and realizes that he said the winner on the right but he meant on the outside. he took the wrong window. so the second texas millionaire says go get the window, i want to win a. so the best part is the are two texas miners insist they have the wind. only in texas can something that anything h

>> jfk barracks, copy and clear. >> the system is called the maryland first responder interoperable team. access to a security network that can tap into the statewide system. >> regulators from the state lottery commission cleared the way for maryland live. the third largest casino to open. >> david collins was here joining us with more. >> had he known another casino, he would have built a smaller facility. no one thought the state would expand gaming. maryland live versus ocean harbor. it is three football fields huge. as close to vegas as maryland gets. >> let it play out. >> he cautions against relying on projections. he told the governor's workgroup adding a sixth side before five others had a chance to open was unprecedented and oversaturation and not part of the deal he struck with the state. he read from a letter. >> it sends a terrible message to the lending community inside the state and nationally. it is not a reliable partner for investment. >> the stated objective is to come up with a fact based analysis of expanded getting -- gaming. the panel will look into an impact of th

we, for example, presented not just be recently implemented jfk bike way, but as well as the polk street project. we were selected also because of the quick work we have done since the injunction. people have been ty

they are mapping the inside of buildings like airports so we can navigate around jfk or lax.reat services to have, but they come with a bit of a privacy cost. >> you mentioned the planes. sure we have seen the google cars, but the senator saying the new mapping technology might be using these spy planes, could peer through windows and photograph objects as small as four inches long. is that actually accurate? >> i think as president obama once said famously about vice president biden, i think he might be a little ahead of his skis here. i don't think the surveillance technology is quite as grand as the senator is making out. google already incorporates in algorithms to blur out faces. you can get your face blurred out by request. the overhead shots that nbc might take of a football game or that cnn might take of time square, those are much more likely to get exposed to the public. having your picture buried somewhere in google isn't the same thing as making you a celebrity. >> unless the whole thing isn't fuzzed out. maybe you're not going through the google images and they s

the space shuttle enterprise hit the water this afternoon, making the trip by barge from a hangar at jfk airport to its new home at the intrepid sea, hair and space museum off the coast near the hudson river. enterprise used to be housed at the air and space museum in northern virginia but was replaced by the shuttle discovery in april. >> hundreds of people gathered in fort lee, va. to remember a soldier killed in afghanistan. a native of peter burke -- of petersburg, he died last week. said chappell a standing room only. on display were his bronze star and purple heart medals. he was on his second tour in afghanistan when he died. television fans are mourning the death of richard dawson tonight. a longtime host of "family feud" passed away last night after fighting cancer. he had a long career in film and television including a role in the classic show "hogan's heroes." he was 79 years old. >> he kissed over 20,000 women during the course of his lifetime. >> coming up, at the prom unlike any others. see what makes this celebration so special. >> wait until you see what was in store for

the space shuttle enterprise is making a move on quite a scene leaving jfk airport and on its way tosey and head with final resting place on board the intrepid air and space museum in manhattan. anna kooiman is live along the route the the enterprise is taking unup the river, i live on, awesome. >> slowly, but surely so folks can try and catch a glimpse, we can tell you it was quite the spectacle and people definitely feeling patriotic and enthusiastic over a ship that never actually made it to space. the shuttle enterprise was actually built as a prototype. crowds have been gathering by the shoreline along the the enterprise route to try and see it. the spectators near the hodges memorial bridge and seeing the history. >> it's my first time seeing a space shuttle and i was really excited. >> you could see how different it is. and on tv it looks likes a little toy and here it's very impressive. >> reporter: how true that is. the shuttle passed under two other bridges including the verrazano behind me and is on the way to new jersey. >> and what about show boating, i understand the sh

sullenburger landed on the hudson has anyone seen this, the space shuttle enterprise towed from jfk to new jersey the retired general on its way to new home at the intrepid sea and space museum in new york. it goes on display july 19th east bay commuters seven new farallon to get to work a new ferry opens from alameda tomorrow and docks at oyster point in south san francisco. it is the first ferry from the east bay to the peninsula the line hopes to attract 3075 commuters each day when it catches on. for muni writers since san francisco streets and rail lines open for the monday morning commute muni improvement projects on carlson string have been underway since may 20th that the improved lines reopen tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. more than 2000 cyclist let's san francisco this morning part of the a 11th annual aids life cycle. the world's largest fund raiser for aids charities, jan drama springs as the excitement >>> this is why we are here >>> the journey begins as always derided as bicycle a reminder of those no longer here, the aged life cycle >>> and honored to be part of the community, t

last year we did a pilot program, we are adding another addition to that with the mailed state police jfk barrack, a memorandum will be signed today. >> reporter: what this means for drivers is you are going to have more officers paying attention, looking for bad behave, people who don't abide by the rules. you are looking to make the roads a safe place. >> we want to educate the motoring public. its not always by citation, sometimes it's by warning. that's our goal is to change driver behavior so the roads are safer. >> reporter: one of the biggest excuses you hear while on the road? >> just not paying attention. buckle up, pay attention to everything going on around them. avoid using the cell phone, wear the seat belt. there are other distractions, children, food and beverage. >> reporter: linda so, abc2 news. >>> student loan rates could double. the interest rate op some 7 million federal loans will bump up to 6.8%. both sides want the rate to stay, they can't agree on where the money will come from. abc2 news is working for you with tips to keep in mind. one rule applies to government

aberdeen, bel air, haverly grace, we have the maryland stays police harford county, bel air barrack and jfk highway involved with us. >> what specifically will you be looking for? >> we are looking in to reduced crashs and hopefully impact the numb of fatalities we have on harford county highways. we are looking to improve traffic safety in general. >> reporter: everyday people get behind the wheel. any tips for people to pay attention? >> yes, distracted driving is probably one of the most significant contributors to the accidents. >> any big violations you see in the county, people on their phones not paying attention, speeding? >> you see people texting and see people on the cell phones speeding is one of the issues. one of the biggest problems is your infrastructure, roadways are not built to accommodate the volume of traffic. people maybe running behind, they want to take chances they shouldn't take. as a result of the crashs and fatalities. >> reporter: is that impacted by brack? >> brack has had an impact. they are making improvements to the roadway. we weren't able to make the impro

if you've been following the "enterprise" you know in late april it landed at jfk airport in dramatic it moved from jfk by barge here to jersey city, safe to say this is the half way point and later today as i mentioned, it will head to the intrepid. interesting to note that the "enterprise" though it has now traveled by air and by sea, it actually has never been to space, never been to space. the "enterprise" flew a series of test missions. it really was the original prototype for future shuttle missions but it never actually made it into orbit. and last year, as you know, nasa ended its shuttle program and that is why the "enterprise" will end up ultimately at the floating museum at the intrepid. >> it may not have gone into space but it paved the way for all the other fleet, all six to be able to go into space. quickly, i'm guessing that it is smooth sailing and that there are no bridge pilings along the way to come into contact with our wonderful spaceship. can you give us a rundown on what the heck happened? there was an accident and there was some damage. >> oh, ms. banfield, yo

starting tomorrow a quarter mile of jfk drive between north lake and middle lake will be off limits to dogs through the pupping season. >> we tell everyone of course keep your dogs on leash and if you can avoid the area avoid the area. but if a coyote does approach, try to make some noise. >> reporter: in 1999 our health and science editor john fowler brought us this look at how officials handled a coyote they said posed a serious threat to people and animals. >> caught him around the chest. >> reporter: this good catch is a coyote or coyote either will do. coyote expert darren simpson traps troublesome critters. >> you see, old male. it's an alpha. these are the ones that usually do your killing. so what i'll do with this little guy here, is put him in a bag. >> reporter: simpson says this 6-year-old coyote has been trouble. it's killed pets. as well as its mate. >> these coyotes that eat pet, some have learned to' garbage and pet food can get quite large. coyote is a proficient animal. and small slow things attract them. >> small children are the public safety risk. >> coyotes are mo

loaded on a barge at jfk airport. enterprise will travel along the shores of queens and brook let you know before docking in port elizabeth, new jersey, this evening. it will finish its journey tuesday and will be on exhibit to the public starting july 19th. enterprise was the proto type -- in sports -- well, kind of sports -- the los angeles angels aren't just any -- now they're a guinness world record holder. a sell-out crowd set a new record for the largest gathering of people wearing cowboy hats. fans attending the angels-texas rangers game were all given a free angels cowboy hat. this was the third and only successful attempt by the angels to set a world record. here are some of the other stories. congratulations, by the way, to the yankees. >>> one million spectators are expected to line the parade route to queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. >>> here in the u.s. wisconsin governor scott walker is not cleaning out his office just yet. tuesday's recall election is bringing out some high profile politicians. >>> pl

jfk tied the record 93. that seenna, new york, 92.l see the heat for run more day. 12 states under heat advisories that's going to continue into tomorrow and friday by the weekend subside a little bit. 95 in d.c. 92 in new york. when you head outside with the humidity it feels like 96 in new york. 97 in d.c. that heat is going to continue into tomorrow, shepard. it could be worse in some cases for d.c. up towards new york. look at those temperatures. 103 and 98. that's with the heat index. we will keep you up to date and keep cool. >> shepard: crazy. looking down in the gulf though, janice, what's going on there. >> it's that time of year, shepard. we are looking at this area of disturbed weather across western cuba, moving into florida and the bahamas. couple of the reliable forecast models are indicating that we could have a tropical storm at any rate we are going to be dealing with inches upon inches upon inches of rain for florida. so, stay tuned. we'll keep you posted. back to you. >> shepard: janice dean the weather machine. tha

even if the controversial subject, as you say, like "jfk."ry to make it fun to sit through. >> you essentially recalled from the word controversial. i never saw it as a negative with you. that's a good thing. to get people debating and talking. and analyzing. >> yeah, but it shouldn't be about the messenger. the old greek parable about they killed a messenger. it's silly because i'm, you know -- every time i made the movie, every time, it's been a different me that delivered a different one. so it's not the same person. it's how i change from every movie. >> how would you like to be remembered? >> what do you think? as a filmmaker. >> i would say -- yeah, i mean -- if you could jazz it up a bit, can't you? >> that's -- >> you could write your own tombstone. >> it's a pantheon of certain filmmakers. maybe 50, 60 that just have continued to deliver through time. those people are very rare. i just am very happy to be one -- >> that simple descriptive word, filmmaker, would be enough for you? >> dramatist if you want but that sums it up. >> nothi

we, for example, presented not just be recently implemented jfk bike way, but as well as the polk street project. we were selected also because of the quick work we have done since the injunction. people have been pretty impressed at how quickly we were able to get projects out the door after having to sit on our hands for three years. the recent work in golden gate park and the plans we have going forward. one of the reasons that this foundation is pushing for this is because they found that these protected bike lanes can be a game changer in terms of getting more people onto bicycles. the board of supervisors adopted resolution setting a goal of 20% by 2020. we have 50 -- 50% over the next six years. we need a significant increase in bicycling. it is the most cost-effective for us to increase. we're very proud to be -- to have been chosen as one of these six and we will report back as appropriate on progress under that initiative. bicycling magazine announced its top 50 by friendly american cities for 2012. san francisco was identified, at number 8 on the list. number 8 out of the top

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it was at jfk airport today en route to the museum in new jersey. it suffered minor damage.nterprise is expected to arrive at the museum tomorrow and it will make a grand entrance up the hudson river and then it will be lifted by a crane into the museum. >>> celebrating the queen, her majesty's diamond jubilee is wrapping up in london. the british are celebrating 60 years of queen elizabeth 2 on the throne. the church bells have been ringing and crowds cheering god save the queen as the monarch travelled through the streets ofmond. and -- of london. the archbishop praised the queen for bringing happens to the nation and then she attendade jubilee lunch and capped off the celebration with a rare address to the nation. >> the events i have attended to mark my diamond jubilee have been a humbling experience. it's touched me deeply to see so many sizes of families, neighbors, and friends celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere. i hope the memories -- at the events and that will brighten our lives for years to come. >> and without that, he's in the hospital recovering fro

including 1920, the year of the six presidents. 1960, lbj versus jfk versus nixon and the fixingf with you e-mails and tweets. sunday at noon eastern on book tv's indepth on c-span 2. >> bill gates said he is concerned about public trends and higher education. a move towards funning constrain constraints. he spoke for about an hour at an event from public and land grant universities. >> thank you. last year when we were talking about who should be the key note speaker at the 150th anniversary celebration of the moral act, we agreed on a first choice, bill gates. someone who would not only help rec night and celebrate the last 150 years and challenge us and work with us in the decades ahead. with his wife, bill cochairs the bill and melinda gates foundation that works to expand opportunities for people around the globe. their foundation is a leader in efforts to improve global health and alleviate poverty isy and expand opportunities for women and with significance today, increase access to and success in education. their efforts which span the globe are unprecedented and truly exciting

. >> he stepped up in jfk's administration and even before that, in 1960.onship with martin luther king, jr. >> dad was head of the chicago racial council and had a lot of interaction with dr. king in the '40s and '50s, so had a long-term relationship with him, tried to desegregate the catholic schools and hospitals in chicago and was president of the board of education, tried to integrate the chicago public school systems. his actions in the '40s and '50s are consistent with what he did in the '60s and '70s and spreading special olympics all around the world with my mom right up until he died. he's very consistent in behavior. >> consistent throughout. when we talk about martin luther king, jr., in 1960, he was in jail in georgia. >> he was. >> and your father went up against the political group around jfk, kenny o'donnell, principally, wanting the kennedys to call coretta scott king and do something about that. >> dad ran the civil rights unit in that campaign and was told by many people if kennedy said anything nice about khruschev, castro or king, they

this comes after a 6-inch knife nearly made it through security at new york's jfk airport. some travelers in the big apple are critical of tsa's effectiveness. >> i don't know if they're checking for the right things. >> i love they're so worried about taking my toothpaste and shaving cream, but a 6-inch knife can get through security. >> reporter: pistol says the tsa has plans to test a new program that will be less invasive, a security measure that will detect behaves and focuses on suspicious -- behaviors and focuses on nervous activity such as eye contact. doug mckelway, fox news. >>> the owner of the d.c. improv has been found dead in arizona weeks after being reported missing. shawn yancy is everywhere at 11:00. >> housekeepers at a hotel outside phoenix discovered mark anderson. the cause of his death is still unknown. an autopsy is planned for tomorrow. the d.c. improv released a statement saying, "we are deeply saddened about the news. mark opened the d.c. improv in 1992 and we would not be where we are today without him. he will be missed." one person is dead afte

and on friday, a terminal at jfk was evacuated for about two hours after a metal detector malfunctioned. >>> the clock is ticking towards the end of the current supreme court term. that means a ruling for president obama's health care law could come today. there's plenty at stake. tahman bradley joins us with mo more. >> reporter: the health care law is the signature law. and it's believed the ruling we're all waiting for was actually made soon after those arguments. here's some of the possibilities. the entire law could be uphill or struck down. or the justices could rule against part of it. one area that's possible is the so-called individual mandate, which requires most many earns to get insurance or face penalties. it could invalidate the expansion of the medical rule to the poor. the timing could be no more important as it comes four months from the presidential election. the white house has had a quiet confidence that the law would be upheld. but if the ruling goes against the president, it would surely set off fierce scrambling over the reaction. not to mention, john, some likely