mr. donnelly: would the gentlelady yield? mrs. biggert: yes. mr. donnelly: we would have a lot more sold if we would have better mileage. we are trying to save millions of gallons of gasoline and diesel each year and to create thousands and thousands of additional jobs and strengthen our economy. very much the same type of goals that we had in the other programs that are part of this. mrs. biggert: ok. i thank the gentleman, and i'm afraid i must still stand in opposition to this amendment. and i would yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from indiana is recognized. mr. donnelly: i'd like to yield the chairman 30 seconds, the gentleman from tennessee. quhoip the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. -- the chair: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. gordon: thank you, mr. chairman. my colleagues seek to recognize the unique requirements of the types of vehicles commonly known as recreational vehicles. they've highlighted an important industry within the medium to heavy-duty truck sector. i point out these are

mr. donnelly for joining me as co-sponsor. i do want to thank chairman rahall, ranking member hastings, subcommittee ranking member bishop, and especially subcommittee chairman grijalva for all of their hard work in ensuring that this legislation is brought to the floor. it has been explained, and i would simply say that it is my sincere hope that this legislation will enable to protect and enhance the indiana dunes national lakeshore and to ensure that all americans can benefit from the park. the indiana dunes national lakeshore, which was established in 1966, is relatively new, but as it continues to mature, the dorothy buell memorial visitor center will be vital in helping provide each lakeshore visitor a complete and rewarding experience. mr. speaker, we should not delay. the lakeshore's ability to mature, allows people to appreciate the beauty of northwest indiana. i again urge my colleagues, as i did in the last congress, to support this measure. and i would yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from

mr. donnelly, thanks for being with us on "newsmakers."thank you. >> the house returns on monday for a quick proforma session. the senate will be in at 2:00 eastern to resume work on interior and environment spending for fiscal year 2010. live coverage on c-span. you can see gavel to gavel coverage on c-span 2. up next, some of this week's remarks on health care system legislation. we'll begin with senator baucus and senator mcconnell followed by a house hearing on insurance company practices. followed by remarks by president obama, followed by remarks by republicans. wednesday, senate finance committee chair max baucus unveiled his version of health care legislation following weeks of negotiations. the bill now goes to the full finance committee for a markup session. this is about 20 minutes. well, first, welcome, everybody. our health care system is simply unsustainable. it's breaking the bank for everyone. families, to businesses, to government. americans today simply cannot afford quality health insurance, in fact, to this day another