this is mike reid's tee shot at the par 3 3rd. 188 yards. this is where reid started to get it going. coming off a birdie at the second. >> gary: beautiful shot there. >> dan: this was john cook's birdie at the fourth to get to 13 under. and he was within three. on the seventh tee after bryant made a couple of bogeys, he had cook trailing by just one. and this is what got him tied for the lead with bryant after this tee shot at the 206-yard seventh. >> gary: and john plays a beautifully high iron shot, within four feet of the hole. >> dan: a couple more pars. >> gary: this birdie putt at the ninth. this is when bryant was making another bogey. so another two shot swing. >> dan: that gave cook the lead at the turn. and mike reid trailing by a couple at the turn. >> gary: a very similar line to when cook made his birdie. >> dan: to 14 under. so cook was at 16 under and reid was at 14 under. reid for birdie here at 14. >> gar >> gary: this was a beautiful putt. >> dan: that's when he got within one of cook. and this was his second. >> gary: this

mike schuh in front of the hard rock. take it away. >> i'm tickled to be here. i have to thank paul reid smith. he pulled two guitars out. the whole reason we were talking to him because of the passing of les paul and influence on him as a guitar maker and as a person. this is christian from a local band called bright side drive and it is amazing to let musicians play this 1956 les paul as well as the it brings pure enjoyment to them. and as you know. les wall is a reason we have the electric guitar to talk about. here it is and about les paul. >> on the eastern shore paul reid smith makes some of the best guitars in the world. but he is not playing, he is playing one of his own. les paul is playing a les paul. >> he was an icon he was a leader. i used to keep one of my business cards in my scrapbook with my signature. it was a big deal that was prove that i med him. >> he honors the economy that in his safe he has the actual patent granted to les paul for his guitar. >> i know that we provide leadership to the industry, i know there are things we do that provide leadership. i know that there i

mike. >> first off, i would like to express my gratification to jeff lure -- lurie and coach reid for giving me this opportunity. i know as we all know in the past, i made some mistakes. i've done some terrible things. made a horrible mistake. and now i want to be part of the solution and not the problem. i'm making conscious efforts in the community to work with the humane society and, hopefully, i can do that locally and continue with my dealings and efforts and bringing awareness to animal cruelty, you know, and, you know, dog-fighting in the inner cities and our communities. i want to say thank you to -- send a special thanks to donovan mcnabb. he's a great friend and for reaching out to andy and just, you know, giving andy the time to think about, you know, the decision that he made and bringing me in. i now know that playing in the nfl is a privilege and not a right and, you know, i want to do whatever is necessary and be the best ambassador for the nfl and the community. i want to send a special thanks to my family, my fiancee and my mom and my dad, you know, everybody who influential

mike and lead the fight and line up the votes. i learned from the best. >> senator boxer, we heard the majority leader senator reid say it was important that those in massachusetts consider changing the law so that a replacement senator could be appointed by the governor and appointed soon as part of this critical health care fight. your perspective on that. should massachusetts keep in place its most recent law which would have a special election happening some time in december or january? or should they try and make some kind of rapid change? >> well, they're going to keep -- if i were in the massachusetts legislature, i would say what is best for the people i represent. clearly, what is best is keep the election, that's fine but add a piece that says in the interim, let's have a caretaker, someone who is there. otherwise, massachusetts in the senate loses 50% of its power. 50% of its ability to fight for the people of massachusetts. so i do hope that the legislature there and the governor and i believe the governor already has said he is for this, will make that small change. it's very difficult to operate with just one senator. th

mike. >> first off, i would like to express my gratification to jeff lorry and coach reid, andy reid, for making me a part of this organization and giving me the opportunity. i know, as we all know in the past, i made some mistakes and i have done some terrible things and made a horrible mistake and now i want to be part of the solution and not the problem. i'm making conscious efforts in the community to work with the humane society and hopefully i can do that locally and continue with my goods and efforts and bringing awareness to animal cruelty and dog fighting in the inner cities and in our communities. i want to send a special thanks to donovan mcnabb. he's a great friend. and for reaching out to andy and giving andy the time to think about the decision he made and the decision to bring me in. i want to do whatever is necessary and be the best ambassador in the community. i want to send a special thanks to my family, my fiancee and my mom, my dad. everybody who was influenced and helped me change as an individual. i want to say thank you to the commissioner goodell and i want to say

mike emanuel is also with us, following cash for clunkers. >> democratic senators have asked for $2 billion more for cash for clunkers. harry reidaid that they would get it done before the august recess. when asked if he had the votes, he said yes. trace: thank you. one of the senators who sat down for lunch with president obama is democratic senator dennis that banal of michigan. she is with me now. -- debbie stabinaugh of michigan. with this program, it is giving a big boost to car companies. but what are we giving more money to car companies and excluding other businesses that are hurting as well? >> as a senate sponsor of cash for clunkers, it was not just about the auto industry. of course, that is important to me, and being in michigan, that we have auto dealers across the country. my father was an oldsmobile car dealer, so i understand how important auto dealers are to each city. these are predominantly small business owners trying to help consumers, giving them the opportunity to turn in a less fuel-efficient vehicle -- trace: but senator, a lot of people are saying this is not really generating sales. it is simply motiv

days, the majority of the leader was mike mansfield from montana and his number two was robert byrd from west virginia. the number one in the senate now is harry reidumber one on the republican side is mitchell mcdonnell and his number two is robert bennett from utah. dick durbin from lynn's home state from illinois, it's actually unusual for a big state senator to actually have like a huge impact player in the senate because usually it's smaller and moderate size to get the power. >> sure. but does that variable play into a conversation about health care reform which is a 305 million person problem ultimately, particularly for both health care and the economics of providing that health care, does a model like this, is a model like this ill-suited to deal with a problem like health care, i guess? >> yes, this is when -- >> lynn, go ahead, first. >> when you have an each panel, it's hard to make a decision to get something done. i think it's asking for consensus troo early in the process by the small number of people when you have all of these issues swirling around you. that's -- you know, this is the issue management problem for the obama white ho

mike vick himself knows he's not ready to just jump into football. but it was really interesting to talk to tony this morning because there are two levels there. on one level with andy reidhe felt like andy feels that michael vick can help this team at some point later in a football season, but on a personal level because of what andy reid has experienced with his own son and some criminal legalities or illegalities, he did believe in giving young people, a young person a second chance who wanted a second chance. flip over the michael vick. michael vick has already spoken to boys and girs clubs in his first couple weeks out of home confinement. it was an eye-opener for michael vick because he had five and six and seven year old kids basically raising their hands and saying, mr. vick, what did you do to those dogs? why did you do that to those dogs? and think about it. there's not a reporter in a world that could ask a tougher question than what those kids asked and it was probably tougher answering those kids than a reporter. >> that's a story, mort. okay. enough with vick and the eagles for now. you're at bills' camp. let's talk about the bills. even though t.o. isn't p