mark had strong texas ties. he graduated from texas a&m university in december of 1991 with a degree in political science. and while at texas a&m he was a member of squadron 1 of the corps of cadets. he has numerous air force commendations including the purple heart and the bronze star. he's remembered by friends as a man of unquestionable character and loyalty. he was a patriotic individual who exemplified the spirit of the american airmen. lieutenant colonel, mark's former roommate at texas a&m, described mark as a man who was passionately in love with his family. he enjoyed his friends and he loved his country. it showed in everything that mark did. through his heroic work in afghanistan, mark lived a life helping other people. his time was spent building roads and clinics, schools and canals for the afghan people. he was an ambassador for the american spirit. he described the job to family and friends as the best he had ever had in his entire career. when he was killed, mr. speaker, the villagers in afghanis

the jets have reached a contract agreement with mark sanchez out of usc. the deal worth $50 million over five years, $28 million in guarantees. john clayton with what's ahead for sanchez. >> now, that mark sanchez has his new five-year deal for $50 million, it could go up as much as $60 million depending on how he plays, he can concentrate on trying to win the starting job, which he should. certainly since there's not going to be a holdout should help his case. along with the fact he continues to make progress during the off season. sanchez is in line with a good running game to be the starting quarterback. sure, kellens is there, he's got the lead right now, but now that this deal is behind sanchez, he can concentrate on winning the starting job and being the quarterback the jets expect him to be. >> the sacramento kings hired paul westphal as their new coach for two years plus the team optioned for a third season. lead coaching sources told espn.com that the kings offered the job to kurt rambus, but he passed. >> the magic may have sent a message don't c

mark twain. and i remember mark twain was a -- 1930 league, and he wanted to change the stars in the banner with the skulls when the united states began imperial advance in the time of president mckinley, who heard the voice overgoads saying you -- the voice of god saying you should save the philippines from the danger of the pill -- philippines. so you know perhaps better than i. >> host: well, thank you very much eduardo galeon know. and it's been an honor to talk to you. i have wanted to do this for many years and it's been really great i have been able to do it. and i'm john dinges, and i'm spinning with eduardo galeano, and we will init there thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. i forgot i was in a tv studio. i was nice talking conversation with a friend in a cav cafe. >> oo thank you. i enjoyed it. >> john talbot described as the oracle of the financial world exposes what he says are the biggest myths about the current recession. wall street's role it in and how to get out of it. barne

early on, mark hendrickson missed. he is in the hole now, but he sees the high fastball, fouls off another pitch, 90 mile-per- hour fastball, breaking ball thrown right in the dirt and then he fouls that ball off his toe, fouls another pitch off and then the curve ball stays alive and finally squares up on that 3-2 pitch. >> gary: so big night for an

here is mark hendrickson.ings. >> buck: hendrickson making his 17th appearance and mark hendrickson coming on here with an opportunity to keep this a one-run game. he'll work the bottom of the sixth inning. jason berken did a pretty good job of minute miegdz the damage after walk, error, base hit, down two before there was an out. >> jim: there's a strike. now, his job is to keep this game as is. here is a chance to possibly pickup a win. cantu, hermida and uggla against hendrickson here in the sixth, -- so, two errors in this gamehave hurt each team. berken, two walks in his fiv innings and both came around to score. high fly ball to center field. pie back on it has a play. has it for the out. -- out. one down. here is amber. >> amber: in rick sigon. an interesting note. we noted that koji uehara might not make a start on sunday. we've been told david hernandez has been pulled after the first inning and thrown four pitches with no apparent injury in triple-a norfolk. maybe put the twtogeer. maybe th're i thgh

it had been up around the .280 mark. mora will try and get one here.arkakis on for the single, he's at second, huff on at first. orioles up by just one. a very light drizzle continues to fall, but the clouds are just ripping on by. >> jim: and they really put a shift on melvin mora. >> gary: grounded towards the middle and he's got a base hit. markakis will score, huff at second gets back and the orioles have a 4-2 lead on a two out rbi base hit. >> jim: melvin has done a nice job of hitting the ball all over the field. this is the 14th hit up the middle and 11 to right. the infield has been speeded up a little bit here at camden yards. that ball gets lou the infield easily. >> gary: that is very big run. >> jim: they chose to pitch around huff once the count got to 2-0. you're just trying to play your percentages. jerry manuel just making the gamble, and it doesn't pay off. >> gary: 17 rbi's from melvin mora on the season. scott with the big cut on the off speed delivery. luke has struck out and flied out to center field in the ballgame. scott hitting

alongside michelle lafontaine, i'm mark morgan.allaspo, a grand slam, mariners all over the orioles, 4-1, that's also a final. jose lopez's third home run in his last three games, rays all over the angels, aybar has had a big game, teixeira, 4 for 4, 19th home run of the season, but red sox still clinging to a 6-5 lead over the yankees, tigers on top of the white sox, that score 2-1, and, again, updates. >> tom brady and his reconstructed left knee impressed stephania bell who was present at the team's practice today. she said of his passing, "there's no halting, it's all very smooth." we check in with wendi nix who tells us who else brady has impressed. >> the return of a healthy tom brady is the most important addition to the patriots offense, it is the arrival of another pair of veterans who has the quarterback intrigued by the possibility. fred taylor and joey galloway say it was the opportunity to play with brady that brought them to new england. >> he's a leader. when you're on the other side, getting beat by them, you go man

and i regret that we find ourselves here today marking up this bill. the committee's activities today kind of represent a wasted opportunity to enact real health care reform that could benefit millions of americans. rather than considering the partisan bill before us, we could be marking up a bill that could gain real bipartisan support and make a difference for america. we did not start with a blank piece of paper. we started with a kennedy staff bill, and that is -- that third of the pile. and it is missing sections. it may be missing as much as half. and the reason that we have all of these amendments to go with it is that we haven't had time to discuss and incorporate a lot of the things that are here into there. we did have a walk through and that was tremendously helpful and it is much less contentious than a markup. but we didn't have the time to really invest ourselves and our staffs at working through the kinds of things that were seen as being problems. i think there is a lot of agreement on it as we went through the walk through, we found ar

[applause] >> thank you, mark. as mark said i'm bob rubin. i'm here on behalf of the hamilton project and i join with mark in welcoming all of you with what i agree with max baucus' comment that this is a very important subject and a very useful event. we're deeply honored to have as our speaker, our first speaker, max baucus. he's an old friend. i spent many, many months fishing the waters of montana. i have set a state record for leaving flies in the trees along the rivers of that wonderful street. [laughter] >> we're also deeply honored to have with us peter orszag, the director of the office of management budget and i'll introduce peter shortly. let me first step back for a moment from today's discussion. and agree with something that senator baucus said. i've been around economic issues in various regards for a long, long time. and i don't think there is any question that it's absolutely imperative that we have major reform of our healthcare system. to address wasteful expenditures, to reduce the rate of increase of healthcare costs, to

>> call mark madison, the historian for fish and wildlife. and part of his job is to interface with scholars. and with these materials, the old lantern slides. there is a box of them. there is craigle. i don't know if you can see it. but that's craigle in a canoe. they have all the battles of oregon and washington state, they have slides. and of florida of these early wardens and conservationists. we may not know who this guy is, paul craigle. he's a hero and known all over, and has a monument in florida. the singer arlo guthrie moved to be near this. >> so you called mark madison. >> come here or other places, at yosemite and to have do -- documents and books. and to check with them, they have the up-to-date numbers on species. for example the louisiana bear, it's a sub-species of black bear. and it's almost extinct, there are only 200 left in arkansas. and bear people only know, but there are 250 left in the united states. >> that are alive? >> alive. that's it. we are about to lose the louisiana black bear, only 250 down. but here at the f

senator chris dodd is the acting chairman of this hour and 40 minute mark-up session. >> the meeting will come to order. we have a aquarium present and i thank i my colleagues for being here this morning and let me say yesterday was a long day of opening statements but i think worthwhile. given the importance of the legislation and the magnitude of it, i recommended a five-minute rule. obviously i wasn't ridged, to put it mildly, about that at all. men's i hope felt they had an adequate time to express themselves on the overriding issues and concerns for what we're confronting with all of this. so i think them and was happy to spend the the time. we probably ought to give a special award to jeff bingaman since he was the the only member of the committee that did not make an opening statement yesterday. he was running back and forth between both committees as they were working as well. by unanimous consent, your statement as long as you want it to be will be included in the record. today again we're back on the agenda for the affordable health choices act. i announced yesterday the wa

mark freeman is the translator. absolutely cannot tell that this is a translation. and i did not have a spanish copy of the books like couldn't make any of these comparisons, but i am really impressed translation. >> guest: and the other translator i had before -- >> host: he translated this, right? >> guest: open veins, yes. we had a very special relationship. very, very special. he had such a close connection with me that when he blows translating i think there are three volumes, yes, and he died during the book of embraces, and when he arrived to check one of the 1,000 stories, which he would not write. i wouldn't say that. i wouldn't say that. i disagree with this bomb, it was his right of course. he sent me terrible letters insulting me. how could you say something so false, stupid, such a lie, for instance about chaplin, he was working in hollywood 40 years and in these words to prove the evidence that we were becoming the same person because otherwise he allowed me to have my own thoughts, ideas, feelings, but no, we were the same person so when he died a par

governor mark sanford admitting his affair yesterday on the front page of "the washington times." social conservatives fall from the moral high ground. that is our focus for the next half-hour. our phone lines, as always, 202- 737-0001, of our line for republicans. 202-737-0002 for democrats. if you are an independent, the number to call is 202-628-0205. beginning with the "los angeles times," another gop bombshell. the "atlanta journal constitution," where the governor flew back cut from his trip to argentina, a costly confession for the south carolina governor. also this morning from the leading newspaper in south carolina from columbia, emails that were posted yesterday on a number of web sites around the country. inside "the new york times," some of the details on how this story all came about. i will read you some experts -- i will read you some excerpts from "the new york times. from "the new york times," "for the press, rumors that the governor was strained, but no hard evidence." six months ago an anonymous tipster sent the state newspaper in columbia copies of the e-mail

that's going to bring pitching coach mark wily out to talk to his young hitter. sean west just 23 years old make his seventh major league start up from double-a. you're going to have peaks and valleys with young guys. they are going to have their control and command come and go during the course of a ballgame. mark wiley out trying to remind sean of the good delivery, using all your pitches, pitching ahead. you have a six-run cushion now. there's no reason to be real conservative with your approach. that's tim wood who is loosening up down in that bullpen. this is a depleted bullpen. they have taken some lumps. they have lost their closer matt lindstrom to the d. l. leo nunez probably not available tonight. he's got a sprained ankle. theeft they'd just assume give him another night of rest. then, they have a couple guys who haven't pitched much. tim wood hasn't pitched in the major leagues yet. >> jim: yeah, he can't wait to get in a game. he keeps warming up and never gets in. here is reimold batting with two on, none out. orioles a chance to get back in this ga

guest: senator mark begich, thank you so much for being with us. coming up next, economic reporter from "the wall street journal," sudeep reddy. now an update from c-span reopen the >> president obama travel to michigan and missouri next month. he will travel to st. louis to throw out the first pitch at major league baseball's all-star game. major league baseball is focusing on consumer to service throughout the summer in conjunction with the president pasquale to service. -- with president' obama's call to service. the report goes on to say that the younger kim is overseeing the handling of two u.s. journalists, laura ling and hanna lee, who were detained earlier in north korea. defense secretary robert gates signed an order yesterday creating a cyber command to oversee pewter networks. -- to oversee computer networks. the new headquarters will be based at fort meade, maryland, just outside washington, d.c., and will be under the offices -- the auspices of the u.s. strategic command and the last -- the u.s. strategic command. finally, south caroli

but i apologized to the mark davis family for even having to go through this. mark's a cool kid.a whole lot. i think he's going to be successful in the nationwide series. >> nascar report is brought to you by: get in the zone. >> all right, let's look at the games in progress. couple just gone final. three earned runs in eight innings. the phillies on the raoul ibanez home run. top of the tenth. they win 6-3. yankees-red sox in a good one. it's 3-2. two outs. nobody out in the eighth. >> you saw it here earlier. usain bolt, breaking out of the number 4 lane. running in toronto. his first 100 meter race of 2009. starts behind, looks around. i better start kicking it. no problem. he runs the 10 flat. celebrates. everybody celebrating with him. >> all right, still to come. we update things from o-town. an offensive struggle for the lakers. we'll show you what's going down nobody has to tell you these are tough times. that's why it's a good time to get back under the hood... to keep that car running longer... and do everything you can to make sure... a small job doesn't turn into a c

along with mark morgan, i'm michelle lafontaine. mark, is it over? red sox-yankees? >> not yet. it almost is. game two of a three-game set between the yankees and red sox, tied for the lead in the a.l. east, the yankees 0 for the season against their arch rivals. let's set the scene. posada at the plate, runner on second, top nine, papelbon is in for the red sox. they're trying to close the deal. boston going back to last season has beaten the yankees seven straight times trying to make it eight, that would be 7-0 this season, posada fouls one off, the game may be moments away from concluding, and we will show you highlights as soon as it's over. the angels and rays are complete in tampa. john lackey got bounced around. rays up 5-3, pena, that is an opposite field shot. solo homer, 18th of the season, rays up by a score of 6-3. runner on, bottom five, for willy aybar, nice effort in this one, that is a shot to right, a two-run homer, his fifth home run of the season, lackey, eight earned runs he allowed in five innings pitched. coming in seven straight wins against the rays, 9-1

movinu trey wingo with mark schlereth .ey.on u movchapter is closed for michael vick.on u he's no longep.r the property on the atlanta falcons. now he's on the open market.on u what can he bring right away, u mark, if someone swoops in andgn takes him the next couple of>> n weeks? >> athleticism.>> m you know that the guy is a greau athlete. he can be one of those guys right now that's all the wage, the wildcat offense. he can become your wildcat quarterback, a backup running back, a slot receiver. he can give you so many different things, maybe a punt runner because of his athleticism. the other thing you have to understand, on game day, on sunday, he's got a 45-man dress roster. now all of a sudden you say, we're not going to dress our third quarterback, we're going to get an extra linebacker on the field because michael vick can play that third quarterback. he gives you a lot of options on ovinay, not only easy to >> mmilate that offense, give him three or four plays, but up. also what you can do in regards m to manipula

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in greatest need not only here in britain but some of the poorest people in the planet has been a mark of your distinction. in your court sharing in birminghama you have dems -- burma you have dems straighted your commitment to every part of this world. you say you now cast aside all your past political views as some of us thought you had done that some time ago. . . >> the leader of the opposition. >> thank you. mr. speaker-elect may i join the approximately in offering my congratulations and in wishing you well, not least in crossing that last hurdle that the prime minister referred to, the agreement of the monarch. i would like to thank the father of the house for the way he conducted the proceeds, i wasn't here for the last contested election for speaker but i gather this was a model of efficiency and good practice so thank you for that. mr. speaker and mr. speaker-elect, you know on this side of the house, all colleagues share a view of the importance of the house of commons, the importance of the role of speakers and the importance of the practices and procedures in this house. y

i had a lot of mark ups in my 28, 29 years. i began mark ups in many cases. the fab that we do agree on those principles and that we agree what we need to work on to drive these costs down as well as increase accessibility and quality of health care for all americans is a very important point. and i'm determined to keep working as i know mike is on this committee and some have an obligation to serve on both committees of jurisdiction. so, you have a dual responsibility both here and there and we're conscious of that, melding these two bills together, present them to our colleagues in the senate and then the house an finally to the president of the united states. we have a lot of steps to go through bore we get there. if we can maintain the level of cooperation that i've witnessed in the last two days in this process i'm confident we can achieve that goal. doesn't mean we'll agree on everything but we can' chief the goal of producing an important piece of legislation. i'm grateful to everybody for the last two addition. to complete this process is not somethin

it's marked up in committee. it's in the ag committee now and going to need america's participation and input. i want our fellow americans know who are committed, the progressive caucus is proud of the progress that the legislation has made so far. we don't believe that's done, not close. but we're proud of the progress that's been made. we want to know it's not finished and input is needed and much work to be done. and while we consider this legislation a good start and a foundation to build on, we are continuing to push for gaiter expansion and creation of clean renewable energy resources like wind and solar, tax polluters and putting america back to work by creating green jobs that cannot be outsourced. the general progressive principles for energy legislation are going to be that we need a sharp departure from the past where we can move quickly to secure gaiter progress and need to protect individuals as well as communities and it's got to be based on science and not politics. now i just want to say again, th

why mark sanchez won't have any trouble buying a new home -- or two. and kobe bryant is the best closer in the nba. how he and the lakers have left the door wide open for dwight howard and the magic. captioning by captionmax ♪ >> we are keeping you ♪ ♪ >> we are keeping you current with the latest news, scores and highlights, this is espnews available in high definition, along with j.w. stewart, mike yam with you, and sports fans love streaks but the yankees not a fan of this one. >> yammer, dating back to last year, the red sox have beaten the yankees seven in a row, tied for their second longest win streak against their archrivals. johnny damon says, "hopefully, we'll beat them sometime soon." bottom two, dustin pedroia off chien-ming wang, nick swisher giving chase, but it's into the seats for a ground-rule double. george kotteras scores. red sox up 3-1. seventh, mark teixeira, after johnny damon homered the yanks go back-to-back, tex's a.l. leading 19th of the year. yanks within one. top nine. jonathan papelbon on to close it out. yanks have the ty

here is a quote from mark twain about that. the wise thing is for us to train ourselves to lie thoughtfully, judiciously, to live firmly, frankly, squarely with head erect, not haltingly, tortuously, with pusillanimous mean, as being ashamed of our high calling. it should go without saying that line has never been generally thought of as a high calling in the field of journalism. certainly it was not a high calling as practiced by william randolph hearst in the days leading up to the spanish-american war. in fact, to some extent cursed himself and his paper was responsible for the outbreak of war in the first place. in 1998 william hearst public journal published one incendiary article after another urging the u.s. to intervene in cuba where the spaniards who controlled the island were treating the cubans viciously. they were imposing higher taxes on the cubans, they were restricting the freedoms of the cubans, they were inflicted severe punishment on the cubans for the most minor of offenses. eventually the united states gover

but i apologized to the mark davis family of even having to go through this. mark's a cool kid.ike him a whole lot. i really think he's going to be successful in the nationwide series. >> ahead, why the 131 million dollars transfer offer for the world's best soccer player is even more crazy than you think. this is kate. last year, kate went on the bud light port paradise cruise. i had a very nice time. kate "had a very nice time." for four days and three nights. she left the work world behind. way, way behind. for obvious reasons, we're protecting kate's identity. i told my boss i was having a root canal. i'm going to beat you! ( laughing ) ( sighs ) bud light port paradise. it's the most fun you might never want to talk about. >> back on espnews. jonathan coachman, i'm steve bunin, and that is cristiano ronaldo, the best soccer player in the world. and manchester united decided for 131 million dollars, real madrid, you can talk to him. they just signed kaka, the 2007 best player in the world. so man u plays $131 million just to negotiate with cristiano ronaldo. you have heard o

there is language which accomplishes all the president's goals we could have marked up from. why we chose to mark up from a bill which fails on all the main proposals of the president is something i have trouble understanding. we can do health reform and in a bipartisan way. the president set out very legitimate goals which we all subscribe to. what energized by concern was this new entitlement that's been put in this bill, buried into this bill, which scores positively in the first ten years, but dramatically aggravates what is an unsustainable information we face as a nation. it aggravates by $2 trillion. i'm not suggesting we not proceed and i'm not trugting we truncate the exercise. i say we go back to what our purposes are as being the core drivers of our process here. >> thank you, senator. senator harkin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first i want to respond to senator gregg. i just listened to what you said the president wanted to accomplish. there is one way to accomplish that and that is to a single payer national insurance health program. very simple. >> if you want

mark hendrickson struck out the catcher.id he a heck of a job after cody ross hit a ground ruled double. the marlins made a big mistake in dan uggla -- and dan uggla is the guy. he drives what he thinks is an rbi base hit into right field. now, watch uggla. recollection in at first base and gives up on the play. great throw nails the runner at the plate. hermida is out. on that play, uggla has got to be at second base. he has got no where else to go. if he breaks to second base, they might try to cut that ball off and not even have a play on hermida, but because he was at first base when cody ross hit the ball out of the ballpark on the ground ruled double beings he couldn't score. >> jim: how often do you see three straight hits, three of those doubles no, double play involved in the inning and no runs. >> buck: yeah, that just cost you. you can't play like that and expect to win a division or get into the postseason. you just gave a runaway right there. >> jim: instead of it being at least a 4-2 game, orioles still down by

i am disappointed that this mark is less than the president's mark and would hope to be able to present my side of the story, if you will, to this body, but i want to work with my colleagues to ensure that we know that this is out of sincerity and recognition of the vitality of science. i'm very pleased of the money that has been put in to climate measures, money put into noaa because i come from the hurricane -- may i get 30 seconds? mr. arcuri: i yield the gentlewoman 30 seconds. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, the gentleman from new york, and to the speaker. i reallyize how important it is to -- i realize how important it is to have these elements of science. the $1.3 billion including the $150 million to deal with space-based climate measurements is important. for those of us on the golf region, the issues dealing with -- gulf region, the issues of dealing with hurricanes and noaa is very important and the national science foundation but let us work together as we look at science in its totality to view the international space station as something we created, something we buil

it is a milestone we should mark. i also note this region noticed what you said about casting away your past political views. i think on this side of the house we would say, let's hope that includes all of them. [laughter] i listened carefully to an excellent debate this afternoon and a series of very strong and powerful speeches. i thought there was something very horrible in what the hon. member said when he said we need to demonstrate that we get it, that we get the need for transparency, that we get the need for the reform of pay and allowances, and we get the need to understand and respond properly to the public's rancor -- anger. we share collective responsibility for what went wrong and for putting it right. your success will enable all of us to extortionist -- enable all of us to succeed in that. [applause] >> i would like to add my congratulations on your election, mr. speaker elect, and thank the father of the house for conducting the proceedings. the move to secret ballot was the right one. judging by the c

>> called mark madison, the historian for u.s. fish & wildlife, and part of his job is to interface with scholars. they helped me to particularly -- with looking material, but with these, with slides. i was talking about -- these are the old lantern slides. there's a box of them, brian. i don't know if you can see this there. gron you can see it. but maybe we could get an image put up. that's craigle in a canoe. >> they've got all of the battles and washington state. they have slides. and of florida, of these early wardens and conservationists. we may not know, the people listening, who this guy is, paul craigle. he knew fish & wildlife culture. he's a hero. as i said, he's got a whole monument down there in florida. the singer arlow guthrie moved to where he was. >> so you called mark madison. >> come here or to any of the places. i've been to yellow stone, yosemite, other ones, too. you come here and try to look at documents, books and things i pretty much had. but they can find this kind of material. and also, to check with the

not that mark's one of those left-handed specialists.bley wants to save ray for the red sox.   >> bob: 20th appearance of the season for mark hendrickson. a big cheer here in the con federation cup, the usa leads brazil 2-nil. >> jim p.: they lost the cup about 10 days ago. they said we know them better the second time for the championship. >> bob: here's a guy who played for a coach who coached usa basketball, mark hendrickson played up in washington state. kelvin once told me that mark hendrickson was the best rebounder in the pac 10 at that time. >> jim p.: the orioles just didn't want him to rebound. other than george sherrill he's the only lefty in the bullpen. started out you had jamie walker who was not on the top of his game, the nationals found that out. dunn hit that grand slam off him. a pretty important cog other than your closer. >> bob: nick johnson, 0 for 7 in this series. it will be ryan zimmerman with two outs, bases empty hitting ahead of adam dunn. john lannan in a position to pitch pretty deep into this

. >> buck: it's very important that mark hendrickson gives the orioles some innings here tonight.bviously coming in the 1st inning, you have berg tomorrow. you want to put your pitching staff for the best possible game no matter what happens in this game. >> gary: the designated hitter, jack cust, with his 9th homerun of the year, three rbis with a homerun. andino moved to the other side of the bag and melvin mora is way over. here is the 1-0 delivery. great offspeed breaking ball. cust getting the homerun for the a's now. they have homerd in six consecutive ball games. that is the first time this year they have done that. they come in with the third fewest homeruns in the american league, but in those five, now six games, they have had 11 homeruns. he was trying for another one right there and didn't get it. 1-2. >> buck: and this is the problem for this team. that's why they went in the offseason and made the big trade they did. they got matt holliday from colorado, signed giambi as a free agent, brought in orlando cabrera as free agent and they are still down in the order for t

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of anybody on our side who doesn't and obviously the other side, but i don't understand if we are marking thup bill if those are his standards, because cbo on all three of the elements has on the issue of coverage after this bill is fully in place there will be 30 million people who don't have insurance, the 40 million that don't have insurance today there will still be 30 million. on the issue of cost when this bill is implemented not counting the class act cost, which is $2 trillion there will be a $2.3 trillion unfunded liability in this bill and that's just for the one-sixth of the bill that we know about. the blank section we can't score but we know that's going to be the most expensive so you're talking a bill that's going to spend three plus trillion dollars. that's not bending the cost. you don't -- you don't control spending by radically increasing spending. on the issue of coverage keeping your own policy cbo says 15 million people will no longer have private insurance. so, to me why are we marking up a bill that doesn't meet the president's task and why would we even consider a

we probably did not finish marking up, but will mark of seven bills and consolidated. will be marked up in july. compensation is very important. consumer product safety. financial product safety. probably the regulation of derivatives, those things. >> and the whole thing comes together when, september? >> yes. >> in a few moments, republican members of the house and white house chief of staff rahm emanuel discuss plans for the future of health care. in a little less than an hour, attorney general eric holder talked about a variety of issues including guantanamo bay detainee's. later, president obama announces new plans to regulate financial institutions. on "washington journal" tomorrow morning, will discuss the situation in iran with a scholar from johns hopkins university. we will hear from two members of the house financial-services committee, republican jed h ensarling and republican luis good year as. "washington journal -- gutierrez. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 eastern. live coverage of health care legislation markup is on thursday. >> eve

the president and first lady, michelle obama, also marking the anniversary by laying a wreath at thee president will travel back to paris and return to washington tomorrow. if you missed any of our coverage of this ceremony, we will reiterate today on c-span starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. earlier today, president obama and nicolas sarkozy met in an informal setting, and afterwards answered questions from the media from the middle east peace process, or three's nuclear weapons and the policy towards iran. this is about 35 minutes. >> i would like to say to the president of the united states of america how proud france is to welcome him. for the second time this year. this afternoon we will be talking about these ceremonies and the commemoration of the d- day landing, but i want to say in the strongest, most sincere terms that never in the history of our two countries, the united states and france, have been so close to one another on major issues, major questions. i said to be president -- i said to the president that we are determined to help him in his decision to close down guantan

actually, one of their coaches, mark berry, i go back almost 30 years with mark berry. he had a conversation or two about some old times. i talked to jonny gomes. remember i said the first night this young man was having a heart attack. so, he was telling me now every time someone hears that story about him having a heart attack, about 2 days later, they start having a heart attack. [laughter]. >> rob: i don't feel so good. he tries not to tell too many people about it. >> johnny: mark berry, coaching at third. check of the runners. two on and two out. >> rob: mark and i -- [audio indiscernible]. >> rob: he has been with that organization 20 plus years. >> johnny: runners going. the throw to second and got him. got him at 2nd base. >> rob: nice. >> johnny: brandon phillips is out. and now, went you talk about catchers throwing out runners this year, will nieves is now is 4-23. >> rob: yeah. in the last couple of games he has thrown out a couple of base runners and he is starting the find himself here as far as arm strength. were nice tag. a lot of catchers will fake to

>> i called mark mathisen, an historian for the u.s. fish and wildlife. part of his job is to interface with dollars. they helped me through particularly looking at material, with slides like the spirit of was talking about -- these are the old lantern slides. a whole box. maybe we can get an image put up. that is paul in a canoe. they have the battle of oregon and washington state. they have slides. in florida of the early conservationists. we may not know these people. but in u.s. fish and wildlife culture paul cragle is a hero. he has a whole monument in florida. a singer spoke about being near the man's house to save manatees. >> so you called paul madison -- mark madison? >> that's right. i had books already, but they could find this kind of material for me. also, check with them even today before we were talking and they have the up-to-date numbers on species on writing about. for example, this is an louisiana black bear behind us, or louisiana bear. it's a subspecies of black bear. it's almost extinct. there are only 200 and some left in the river

table. >> mark, "boston globe." rashard, talk about what has been the key for you offensively for the series. you have been pretty consistent. >> i think obviously with gasol in the game, you like stay around the paint, but i give a lot of credit to dwight howard. the way you run the pick-and-roll, two guys have to pick him up. they have to play close to him and it's leaving me wide open to shoot threes. odom was trying to go to the basket but a lot of the credit goes to dwight. when he pass the ball to him and gets crowded, he made good passes out of the double-team. >> a lot of people might look at your contract and make criticism. talk about your play and you howe you use that as motivation and showing that is something not to talk about anymore. >> i made a contract situation always comes up, but it's to me is not really big deal. i just go out there to play basketball, and obviously playing bell -- well in the playoffs. my job is to do what stan wants know do. my number one option is dwight howard. hedo turkogl

a dangerous team in the east. >> e.j., thanks for joining us here, we appreciate it. >> any time, mark back to interleague all, beltway ball, nationals and orioles. this is melvin mora, in the sixth with two on. roped, to the left field corner, double. nolan ryan. we have 5-1. they're not done in the sixth. how about the baltimore chopper, aubrey huff there, brings in brian roberts and adam jones. orioles score eight in the sixth inning, tied for their most prolific inning of the season. they get their 100th interleague win. they're just 100-127 all time. >> meantime, in cleveland, the reds, facing the cincinnati. ryan -- facing the indians. garko's, seventh home run of the year, harang winless in his last six starts. they've dropped 7 of their last road games to cleveland. trady sizemore, four straight games with an rbi. >> nascar rolling into new hampshire this week. how tony stewart won the poll without taking a lap. after flirting with the 50s in yesterday's first round, kenny perry was dodging raindrops in connecticut. like the rest of us. we'll tell you if he's still leading. wou