he was ready to take his place among america's maverick presidents, jackson roosevelt, dave.ugh there was one problem. this [bleep]. [bleep]. >> i endorse governor bush. >> john mccain finally reached the end of his road. >> i could have been somebody. instead of a bum, that's what i am. >> time to give up or abandon everything he'd always stood for. >> johnny was ready but could this young maverick transform himself into a nearly unrecognizable creature. >> neither party should pander to the agents of in tolerance. >> if we overturn roe v. wade tomorrow thousands of women would be performs dangerous operations. >> i would clearly support not extending the tax cuts. i'll make the bush tax cuts permanent. i am very certain that this military engagement will not be very difficult. many of us fully understood from the beginning it would be a very difficult undertaking it. >> he started out as a maverick reformer but now this reformed maverick is something even better, a winner and he's loving it. [cheers and applause] telephone rings ♪ hello... ♪ what the... what the... what the

a broken back didn't stop neil from returning to mavericks, even if this maverick approaches the sporth he gets surfing is in his bones. >> when i finish every single ride i ever had at mavericks, i feel enlightened and i feel like i've done something just wonderful. >>> so there you go. extreme athletes who are not just breaking barriers, they're smashing them to pieces again and again. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, you can log on to our website.

in 2008, it was maverick election of sarah palin that helped john mccain clinch another term in the senate. (cheers and applause) everybody wants to know who romney will pick. well, now there's a new way for us to figure it out. >> if the past is any indication how we will learn of mitt romney's choice, perhaps you can just look to wikipedia because the day before sarah palin was named as john mccain's running mate her wikipedia page was updated 68 times. >> stephen: 68 times! well, that's impressive. considering that once she was on the ticket she did not edit herself once. (laughter) so the number of times a wikipedia page has been edited predicts the chances for v.p. slot. folks, that means we could be looking at vice president season six of "bufffy the vampire slayer." (cheers and applause) so nation, let your voice be heard in this historic decision. go on wikipedia and make as many edits as possible to your favorite v.p. contender. now, i like friend of the show tim pawlenty so to up his chances i'm going to get on the old wikipedia to pump up his edit count. let's see here. let's se

se conviritio en el entrenador del equipo filial de los mavericks de dallas los texas legends...a del equipo texano lo presento oficialmente... el ex jugador de la nba de 12 temporadas dice como sera como entrenador..... ---esa es la informacion deportiva.. cesar... blanca regreso con ustedes.. cu ---vamos a la pausa comercial en noticiero telemundo 48 pero cuando regresemos.. take vo ---un avion termino volteado y derramando combustible en plena pista de aterrizaje... pero primero adriana lopez con un adelanto de acceso total.. take sot --- adriana lopez adriana lopez dice: "algunos se refugian en la comida, o en el ejercicio para olvidar los problemas personales.. al regresar te digo en lo que la chica droada se refugia." roll open cu --nos vamos a las imagenes del dia... 1. bus crash n6a bus crash security cam vo ok --increible video de seguridad donde se ve como un autobus choca contra una casa en maryland cuando el blanca ---paulina rubio se refugia de sus problemas personales... adriana lopez nos tiene acceso total a esto y mas. take pkg acceso total hoy en lo mas sobresali

eduardo najera anunciara su retiro de la nba para convertirse en entrenador del equipo filial de los mavericksra tambien tendria acciones con el equipo de la liga de desarrollo... ---esa es la informacion deportiva.. cesar... blanca regreso con ustedes.. cu ---vamos a la pausa ---vamos a la pausa comercial en noticiero telemundo 48 pero antes, adriana lopez con un avance de acceso total... take sot --- adriana lopez adriana lopez dice: "la novia de memo ochoa esta embarazada.. al regresar te tengo los detalles" roll open rool open blanca ---para muchos fanaticos el ---hace apenas unos minutos el senado aprobo la medida ab 26-76, la cual penaliza a los agricultores que no proporcionen a los campesinos agua y sombra adecuada... ---las multas serian de hasta 10 mil dolares y una pena de carcel si no hoy lesiones pero de hasta 24 mil dolares y hasta un ano de carcel si un trabajador del campo resulta afectado por el calor... ---el proyecto regresa a la asamblea para un voto final... roll open blanca ---ahora vamos con ramon diaz que nos tiene toda la actualidad en los deportes con su resumen depor

>> i've been called a maverick. [applause] >> someone who marches to the beat of his own drum.times it's meant as a compliment, sometimes it's not. >> jon: sarah! i love you! i made the biggest mistake -- [ whimpering ] >> >> from the outset the stage last night was a bit off. the nominee began his acceptance speech not before washington walter reed hospital but california's walter reed middle school on a stage that appeared to be giving america the middle finger. but that wasn't -- [cheers and applause] hey, america, suck on this. but that went the end of the video incongruities for the party that doesn't allow soldiers, caskets

but phillips is a maverick. terrific. sniverl beijing but fallen out with his coach, apparently. no one's really seen him. he's not competed and been carrying an injury and keeping his head down and only turned up at the athlete's village two days ago. >> i did say we had thorp in here. -- thorp in here. obviously we're going to talk about me me. but before that, give me your assessment of what the swimming has been like at london 2012. >> the swimming has been an evolution and an evolution that's been coming almost 10 years. we spoke about what could happen in swimming, and what has happened is the world olympic qualifiers and we have been talking about this in swimming circles but it's actually happened in these olympics and similar to men's tennis where you will see nadal go out in the first round. so people swimming at olympic games is going to become a rarity, because people can't handle the program as easily as they once did. >> what's changed? >> the rest of the world. the rest of the world has gotten better a lot better at swimming. in australia, one gold medal at this ol

dijo que su mejores aÑos en la nba fueron con los mavericks de dallas...ucrado con esta organizacion pero como entrenador e inversionista del equipo filial de la liga de desarrollo los texas legends... ---esa es la informacion deportiva.. . blanca regreso con tigo.. cu ---vamos a la pausa comercial en noticiero telemundo 48 pero antes, adriana lopez con una probadita de lo que ha preparado para acceso total... take sot --- adriana lopez adriana lopez dice: "los temerarios seran homenajeados y katie holmes y tom cruise ya estan divorciados... hoy te doy acceso total a esto y mas!!" roll open roll open blanca ---katie homes y tom wow, ¡mira esta cama! roll open blanca¡esa mesa de noche!om ¡ese armario! ¿quÉ haces aquÍ? estÁs en ikea. ¿el dormitorio de mis sueÑos estÁ en ikea? sÍ. ¿y quÉ dormitorio es ese? el dormitorio con el que sueÑa tu esposo. el estilo y el precio con los que sueÑas, los tenemos en ikea® ikea® lopez nos da acceso total a esto y mas!!... adriana... take pkg acceso total estas listo para enterarte de lo mas sobresaliente del mundo del entr

gerard butler surfs the big waves in chasing maverick.ng lee brings life of pie to the big screen and viola davis tries to change the failing school system in won't back down. >> good science by definition allows for more than one opinion. >> reporter: philip seymour hoffman stars in the masters. jake gyllenhaal plays a cop in end of watch and bradley cooper plays a frustrated rider who

for a photo shoot pussy riot merchandise deal law has led some to even question was this all in a maverick quest for fame they achieved their goal of. becoming really world famous by doing what they did and when they are released they will in fact travel the world and become famous they have achieved their goal after the two year sentence for hooliganism motivated by religious hatred was handed down the online response heated up with many shocked by the length of the jail term my personal opinion is to be honest usually for the thing they call hooliganism you get fifteen days from what i've heard so i really wish they would have gotten fifteen days the more standard punishment but the court in a groove my position with lawyers for the jailed women said to appeal the verdict don't expect the debates between supporters of pussy riot in those opposed to fade away any time soon peter. obviously the pussy riot sentence provoked a massive international reaction a number of gatherings are backing the band staged all around the world including in spain france britain and many other countries forei

that is mark cuban, owner of the dallas mavericks. >> how many jobs have you created? >> thousands, tens of thousands. >> when politicians take money from the private sector, they take it from job creators like cuban. >> government is not efficient at using money. >> when he was 24 he had no job himself and no prospect. >> what more can i ask for. >> he started a software company. he grew it and sold it for millions. >> then my partner said, you are the geek. there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. >> so he started another company. >> i put a line in the second bedroom in my house. >> without a government program, mark cuban created something. >> when this over, we're idiots and this is worth nothing. >> five years later they sold that company for 67 bye. >> the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy rich. you creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to create more wealth. he bought a lougs si basketball team. >> we took a team not expected to win and they became national champions? >> i walked in ever

. >> he played maverick in this.er. >> nice. >> we don't care about that. >> all right. question two. what candy became popular after being featured in the movie "e.t." >> reese's pieces. >> yes. >> you said it very close to feces. i don't think it should work. it should be a tie. >> e.t. loved reese's pieces. everyone remembers elliot lured him out of hiding. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> all right. fine. wow. >> what are you showing off? you have the answers. stop reading. >> how many kids did the cosby's have and name them? a-3, b, 4, c-5, d-6. >> four. >> i say five. >> that is correct. name them. >> now i've got to name them. theo, raven. rudy. i can't remember. i was making a living, all right? >> olivia, she was denise's daughter, sandra, denise, theo, vanessa and rudy. she went on to "a different world." question four. finish this lyric. ♪ you don't have to be rich to be my gal ♪ ♪ you don't have to be cool to rule my world ♪ >> i'd gladly lose that point. >> any more songs? s. >> did i get it right? >> that was fr

listen there's the whole mavericks, you know, basketball analo analogy.ou have dallas and texas with regard to the maveri mavericks. we have fed governors, chairmans that seem to have not a lot of unanimous thought what do you think? >> i agree. i think that if you look at the 100 year history of the fed. they're 99 years old. there's probably been a wider -- has not been a wider discrepancy among opinion right now. you've got people like eric rosengren in boston and charlie fisher or charlie evans here in chicago which are very, very dovish and they really want a lot more quantitative easing. you've got people like minneapolis and fisher in dallas who are the opposite end of that spectrum and the fed has never seen this wide of a divergence -- >> if mr. bernanke really wanted to come up with qe-3, 4, we know he could do it. but what do you think would be the side bar to that if he did? >> i think he could do it tomorrow if he wanted to. he could get a majority opinion. what he doesn't want is four, five, or maybe six fed presidents immediately run to you

and dallas, the team will be the dallas mavericks starring jodie foster and mel gibson, now availableu-ray. so -- viola! [ laughter ] there is a dangerous new trend on the internet that of course people are participating in. it's the salt and ice challenge. people put salt on their skin and press an ice cube on it and try to hold on to the ice for as long as they can. and then they post video of them doing it on youtube. people are giving themselves frostbite that can cause permanent scarring. people are very, very dumb. tonight, we have asked our security guard a man we entrust with our lives, guillermo, to do something about it. guillermo, i understand this issue is very near and dear to your heart, right? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. and you recorded a public service announcement to stop it, yes? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay, have a look. >> hello, friends, it's me, guillermo with a very important message. many of you are playing a very, very dangerous game. >> ow. what is this? >> mixing together salt and ice and putting it on your body, no, no, no. don't do that. because

right over here is where the person bumped his coffee when maverick did the flight line. we have the fuzzy dice from the movie. >> the fuzzy dice. >> that's right. >> you try to watch the movie which window. this is sort of prize. >> you figure out where it was done since it was done our your ship. adam: melissa francis looks like you had a amazing experience there. you have a safe trip coming home. i know we'll see more of the reporting you're doing on the tensions out there. >> absolutely. adam, don't try to take over my show there. that is just a temporary seat for you. i'm coming right back for that chair so don't get any ideas. >> i will get no ideas. i'm more of a morning guy anyway. great to see you, melissa. on behalf of everybody at home base we're glad you're safe and sound as well as the men and women serving on the uss enterprise. be well, my friend. >>> we're moving ahead. we're keeping close watch on tension in the middle east right now. the big question on everybody's mind will israel go to war with iran and what will that mean for the global price of oil?

i've got to read a tweet that mark cuban, owner of the dallas mavericks just put out.rry kudlow is killing mitt romney on cnbc. that is shocking. >> mark cuban is a great businessman. >> this is what i call tough love. and i'm guilty of tough love, because i think you have to build a solid economic growth agenda in order to govern properly. i think that's very important. that's something i learned from ronald reagan. but again, i would like to know what a jobs tour is. i would like to know why he didn't talk about the personal tax cuts, which include middle class tax cuts. i think those things would have helped him. mark cuban is right, maybe i'm being tough, but i think middle class tax cuts would have helped him, why doesn't he talk about his 20% supply side tax cut. it's out there. why doesn't he talk about it? >> because he can't -- >> hold on. we've got an electorate very locked in. how much of a bounce can you expect for mitt romney? >> he needs a real bounce. the polls are in a dead heat right now and what romney needs to do is come out and go to the swing state

rand is not the maverick that the dad is. his interest is to keep a libertarian within the party.will be nominating romney. >> listen to massachusetts. >> romney. >> michigan. [ applause ] 30 votes. >> as chair of the michigan sell gation and the governor of the great state -- delegationtant governor of the great state of michigan it's great tro be here. we were at the state at the bottom for the last decade. we're proud to say with republican leadership, we have balanceed our budget and reformed our tax system and paying the liabilities a we need that map in washington fixed. we're the place to look the and we're proud of that. [ applause ] home of best tourism with pure michigan. you're all welcome to come. i'm proud to report we take great pride in being the home state of governor romney and the romney family. [ applause ] as such i'm proud to defer the announcement of our vote to governor romney's brother scott romney. [ applause [ applause ] >> the great state of michigan, where mitt romney's father george romney served as governor. michigan, where ann romney and mitt romney

host: a question from maverick on twitter. have no trouble with governor romney provided additional tax returns. i say let it all hang out. the remarks by harry reid that romney has not paid taxes in 10 years or without fact. he has no sources and it is stupid. that is the lowest form of politics. i would probably err on this side of more transparency. host: let's go to bob from dallas, texas, this morning. caller: i am a liberal and calling on the independent line. i believe in the liberal publication of laws. why your guest prefers to social security as an entitlement. i am eligible for social security by paying into it. i paid 100% of my income -- it goes towards social security. a very large income or salary. i do not understand why they continue to refer to it as an entitlement. if we continue to do away with jobs by outsourcing them and we'll have ceo's and wealthy individuals that only pay social security on a certain amount. host: larry kudlow. guest: social security has become an entitlement rather than a straight ins

recognition, and the fact that he was actually able to defeat her and then go up against war hero and a maverick in the general election, and america as such, was truly incredible, truly historic. sometime between 2006, 2005-2006, sometime in the there, enough people began telling him in various forums that we think that the time is now right for you. one of his advisers said that, you know, timing's everything in politics. and one of his advisers i think in early 2005 said, you know, even though others may be saying that this is absurd, began saying that now might be your time. and clearly one pivotal moment was the speech that he delivered. he gave the keynote address at the democratic national convention in 2004, and when he delivered that speech, he became a rock star almost overnight. and that clearly sort of catapulted his stock and his ability to sort of get known to voters. most people when you mention when did they ever hear of barack obama, many people will refer back to that speech where he basically talked about racial reconciliation. and many people think that in that speech he knew

. >> guest: maverick and goos, i was goose, and so -- c-span: what's that mean? >> he was a radio intercept, and the f-14 tomcat, decommissioned now, was the navy's premier fighter, and then it was morphed into a bomber actually and used extensively in the first part of the wars that were involved in now, and so i have the gift of being able to fly those for 16 of my 20 years in service. primarily, out of naval air station in virginia beach and deployed aboard aircraft carriers, did five extended deployments, participated in the bos kneian conflict in 1995, a two week war in and around seriatim vow and did no fly zones in southern iraq rendered moot by the up vision -- invasion of iraq. i finished at the naval academy teaching and that informed what i'm doing now having the first novel published while i was there, and that came to the attention of the founder of military.com, became friends, and then i came aboard as the editor. c-span: who owns it? >> guest: monster worldwide, the online resumÉ and job seeking company, and that was in 2004 under the auspices of

when they first began to perform abortions that were viewed as progressive or mavericks. now they were living in a constant state of posttraumatic stress. in the attack on another provider struck fear and terror which is exactly what the anti's wanted. so the gun was on the wall. were we ready to use it? i purchased a 20-gauge pump pump-action mossberg at a small shop to keep at home for some protection. i shot at cans in the woods behind my home to practice my name. long before i got good and neighbor noticed the noise and called the police. the daily news journalist at one of my purchase from the police chatter and road under the headline maker day. he noticed the right-to-life crowd sitting in front of tresses women's medical center, maybe it's because the abortion clinic president just purchased a shotgun. there was a negative reaction from some of my feminist colleagues, especially some of my anderson said, gloria will be very upset. a feminist with a gun. it was politically incorrect. well, the years went on. the battle still wages. last year there were over 110 ant

what was discussed was that john needed to do something maverick d. that was needed. you know, you can tell people you are maverick all you want, but until the rubber hits the road when that came out. my recollection is that he did not know who that was when the name came up, but that is right before he chose, not terribly long. so we made this choice is scott told john, did that. you could build a case that because of the legacy at the time, george w. bush which was troubled and being a republican that this was an impossible race to win. yet july 27 those four things, we won august. paris hilton worked. adds did work. it was not just an ad but a campaign. you saw her a lot. she did not hurt matters when she responded with their own ad. paris hilton's at a pool. we won august. we won the bout coming out of the convention. we had a big bounce. they had minor bounces. they had to get rid of parts of their set because it was so grandiose. ours was designed by a company here in hollywood. it looked like a presidential said. i don't know if you remember when it ended up lo

signed up for it when they first began to perform abortions they were viewed as progressives are maverick. now they were living in a constant state of post-traumatic stress and in the attack on the other provider struck fear and terror which is what they wanted. so the gun was on wall. there were discussions on the pro-choice movement. are you ready to use it? i purchased a 20 gauge shotgun at a small shop at the main street to keep at home for self protection. i shot at the woods behind and long before, a neighbor noticed the noisette call the police. a daily news journalist got wind from the police slaughter and ruda under the headline make her a. if you notice the right-to-life crowd sitting in front of the traces women medical center maybe it is because the abortion clinics president just purchased a shotgun. there was a negative reaction from some of my feminist colleagues, especially one of my editors who said gloria will be very upset. [laughter] a feminist with a gun? it was politically incorrect. well, the years went on. the battle still rages. over 110 antilegislative attempts o

with presidential candidates, mccain was a maverick, going to do a maverick choice, i can't believe it'sot -- i can't believe it's not going to be tim pawlenty or rob portman. >> we'll see. politico's mike allen, thank you. >> have a good day. >> it would be interesting. willie geist is in london. what do you have coming up next, willie? >> well, mika, more gold for the gymnastics team, the women on the floor with aly raisman, disappointment again in the 100 meter hurdles for lolo jones and a german weightlifter dropping 432 pounds on his own neck. that and more when we come back to london. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is your moment. let nothing stand in your way. devry university, proud to support the education of our u.s. olympic team. [ female announcer ] weak, damaged hair needs new aveeno nourish+ strengthen.

what was discussed was that john needed to do something maverick d. that was needed. you know, you can tell people you are maverick all you want, but until the rubber hits the road when that came out. my recollection is that he did not know who that was when the name came up, but that is right before he chose, not terribly long. so we made this choice is scott told john, did that. youould build a case that because of the legacy at the time, george w. bush which was troubled and being a republican that this was an impossible race to win. yet july 27 tse four things, we won august. paris hilton worked. adds did work. it was not just an ad but a campaign. you saw her a lot. she did not hurt matters when she responded with their own ad. paris hilton's at a pool. we won august. we won the bout coming out of the convention. wead a big bounce. they had minor bounces. they had to get rid of parts of their set because it was so grandiose. ours was designed by a company here in hollywood. it looked like aresidential said. i don't know if you remember when it ended up looking li

what was discussed was that john needed to do something maverick d. that was needed. you know, you can tell people you are maverick all you want, but until the rubber hits the road when that came out. my recollection is that he did not know who that was when the name came up, but that is right before he chose, not terribly long. so we made this choice is scott told john, did that. you could build a case that because of the legacy at the time, george w. bush which was troubled and being a republican that this was an impossible race to win. yet july 27 those four things, we won august. paris hilton worked. adds did work. it was not just an ad but a campaign. you saw her a lot. she did not hurt matters when she responded with their own ad. paris hilton's at a pool. we won august. we won the bout coming out of the convention. we had a big bounce. they had minor bounces. they had to get rid of parts of their set because it was so grandiose. ours was designed by a company here in hollywood. it looked like a presidential said. i don't know if you remember when it ended up lo

. >> mavericks of young republicans, correct? correct. >> and you actually were backing the tea party guy down there that won, cruz, right? >> ted is one of the founders of mad pac and is a good friend of mine. he had asked for my endorsement. there's nothing against the other guy. both of them would have been great u.s. senators. but ted is a fighter and i think he's going to add a time of value to the u.s. senate. >> did you have to go against the republican candidate in texas to back ted? >> i was one of the few to come out early, to be honest with you. i felt taking some political risk sometimes is worthwhile. i did the same thing for mark arubio when he first announced. but sometimes you just have to go with conviction in politics, even if it means it's not the most popular choice. >> you're never going to make it if you go with conviction in politics. right? do you wish it had been rubio? >> i think it he would have had a lot of value in areas. i think we should have reached out to the hishispanic in a different way. but he

dougy and i are smiling he's often rejected a very, very unique and maverick judge. >> 85 years old.> 85 years old. he doesn't wear a robe, he doesn't sit on the bench, he sits down in the well of the court with the the lawyers, he's been doing this for years. stuart: why? >> some appellate judges love him. others as soon as they see his name on an opinion they already are pre-dispose today reversal, but in this case, he heard days and days of testimony from serious economists, and some skills calledeconmetrician all of this in a 120-page opinion and says it's more skill than gambling. and here is what you have, is the legislature free, is the congress free to say we declare as matter of law that poker is gambling. yes, the congress is free to do so and has not done so. stuart: and will not do so. >> certainly will not do so for the remainder this have year. stuart: let me summarize in ten seconds flat. judge weinstein will be overturned and it's a meaningless ruling and congress will not fact to legalize poker. >> and unless or until he returns, poker will not be flourished. and he

maverick decision of sarah palin helped john mccain clinch another term in the senate. >> mr. loughner will spend the remainder of his natural life in prison without parole. >> now everything is over. we can relax and i think we can really start to heal. >> eastern china got slammed by a typhoon this morning. packing winds of 90 miles per hour, triggered widespread flooding. >> would-be robbers tried to take down this mini mart. >> why i give you my monday sni. >> hillary clinton gave the official toast in a dinner with officials in south africa and then she hit the dance floor. >> joan rivers -- to ban her new book. >> you go, joan. >> all that -- >> oh. first calamity. >> they're throwing the ball around here. >> i shouldn't be laughing. >> when you're -- come to me, girl. >> kissy kissy. >> and all that matters. >> the last event. >> an "cbs this morning." >> i have the save craving for chinese food as i do for sex. an hour later, i'm still hungry chinese food as i do for sex. an hour later, i'm still hungry for more. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this mornin

advantage and a lot of recognition and the fact that he was actually able to go up against the war hero, maverick006, 2005, 2006, sometime in there, i know people began telling him in various forums that we think that the time is now right for you. one of his advisers said that you know timing is everything in politics and one of his advisers a think in early 2005 said even though others may be saying that this is absurd, began saying that now might be your time and clearly one typical moment was the speech that he delivered. he gave the keynote address at the democratic national convention in 2004, and when he delivered that speech, he became a rock star almost overnight, and that clearly sort of catapulted him, his stock in his ability to sort of get voters. most people when they mention barack obama many people will refer back to that speech where he talks about racial reconciliation and many people think that in that speech, he knew what he was doing and he was laying the groundwork for america to move forward with the presidency. in 2006, when there was the midterm elections, congressional e

host: a tweet from maverick -- guest: healthcare. look, cost is the issue here.f you listen to ryan and romney's speech, david brooks column, they think the main problem facing the country is the cost of health care facing the government. if you think that, what you do is reduce the government's cost , trying to solve the deficit problem. in the books that we wrote, the problem is health care costs. it is not the government's health care costs. it is total health care costs. it is not going to happen. it is just not going to happen. we have a health care reform law and there is reason to believe that law can make health care more affordable than bank there are some serious things that people can do that were pushed out by special interests to go further in this law to make it work. my view is double down. i think progressives should say the single payer debate is very interesting. we need to do it in a way and take it beyond the law because the goal has to be reducing the cost of health care for middle- class families. host: let's go back to our phone calls. call

. >>> and a legend remembered -- the man who brought us maverick and goose from "top gun" taking his own life, jumping from 180-foot-tall bridge. this morning a look back at an extraordinary career. the perfect home, the perfect life, the perfect town. "money" magazine went coast to coast, town to town, and has the best places to live. the unveiling live this hour. "newsroom" begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thank you for being with us this morning. we begin with a mini scandal and the holy sea of galilee. it involved a late night swim, drinking, and one nude republ republican member of congress, and he would be yoder from kansas. yoder wasn't the only rowdy member of the american delegation to jump into the sea, although the others were at least partially clothed. also involved congressman steve southerland and his daughter, congressman reid of new york, ben quayle of arizona, and welcome. >> thank you. >> first off, can you describe the night in question for us? >> reporter: there was an 8:45 p.m. dinner in a s