olsen, i wasn't sure what to expect. he was only throwing 88, 89, i'm not sure he wasn't hurt coming out of spring training. but his last two to outings have been lights out. he's thrown the ball 91, 29 miles an hour, has become effect everybody with his change-up. went to the slider the other night, as he was able to figure that out, and just wore people out on that ball down and in, and john lannan, gosh, best pitcher on our staff and one of the best in the game. i i've thought with a 6-5 record, he had a shot make thick all-star team. >> keep in mind, olsen has never had a complete fame in the major leagues, the 8 and 2/3 tied his high against milwaukee a couple of years ago pitching for florida. kind of an interesting when manny acta made that trip to the mound. you could hear the fans, they weren't happy. they wanted to have v scott stay in there, and what scott's reaction. what did he think manny was going to stay when the he came out. >> he just came out and said you're not going anywhere, so i felt good, conti fi

american leif olsen teeing off. ball lands on the green. this is ridiculous.ts another player's ball. and goes in for a hole in one. are you kidding me? then get this, olsen also in to bmw, z-4 roadster. nice for making that shot. not a bad day for him. bad baseball. what agitated nationals all season long. last night more of the same. playing the second worst team in the big leagues. nats committed four errors. now have 94 of them. that stat leads the league. this is padres pitcher, matt leitos, born in alexandria. facing christian guzman. don't want to go there. mistake in the zone. guzman crushes it to center for a home run. thats could the lead. and settled down. gave up two runs. got his first major league win. top four. 2-1, ball game. pitching to kyle blankton. breaks his bat. goes flying into the stands. meantime, the ball is out in front of the plate for josh barton. no, drops it. he was mad. next batter. wouldn't you know it. a guy that doesn't hit a lot of home runs. hittingecond baseman. luis rodriguez makes it hurt. drives one high and deep to rig

olsen's first hit of the season, and it's 3-0, nationals. olsen a loud just three runs thanks in part to the effort of morgan who goes over the shoulder to chipper jones in the sixth. nationals take the rubber game 5-3. >>> from coa to coast angel stadium the orioles looking to gain a split of the four-game series nan a i'm. it's brian roberts. finds the gap in center. throws home not in time to get andino. 3-0 baltimore. bottom of the 7th the o's load the bases full of angels and chris ray proceeds to walk consecutive batters and gives the and i yells a lead, 9-angels a lead. 9-6. >>> fireworks on the track in day tone a two-1/2 separating him from the victory, kyle busch up ended by tony stewart as well as kasey kahne and his own teammate billy la ganoe. stuart goes on to win the race but poor kyle busch driving for joe gibbs racing not looking good. kind of similar to maureen umeh in the parking lot. >> that's my secret. >> the people at home think she's nice and innocent and . >> one last word. >> feldy will be here with complete final c

. >> bob: made a mark on the wall behind detwiler and olsen. you know, the dugouts here are so close. i'm sitting in one of those dugouts, i might be tempted to wear a helmet. it is really, really close here. >> rob: you'd get laughed at for that. >> bob: i know i would, but at least i'd be an alive guy getting laughed at. >> rob: they're not pitching tonight. there you go. willie harris grabbed a glove. which will slow playing a little d. in there. >> bob: you can't keep willie out of the lineup. >> rob: the pitcher can go down to the bullpen if they don't want to sit that close. >> bob: good at-bat by josh willingham fouled off a couple. let's see what willie did here. >> rob: playing a little second. i don't know if they're not keeping with willie in -- i think they're getting elijah some at-bats. he's reasoned. which will slow left-handed hitter and he doesn't have to face this kid. >> bob: that's willie. he's not in the game, but he's in the game. he'll probably chew the end off of that draw string by the end of the night. >> rob: chewing

ron belliard giving a win, honest top of the six, olsen gives pointers, morgan on the run, three hits, nats defeat the braves 5-3, and afterwards, zimmerman spoke about the all- star selection. >> the respect you get from the people you play against who vote you in, obviously the fans mean everything to this game. but -- to get voted in by the people you play against day in and day out. those are the guys you want to have the most respect for you. >> reporter: good for them. orioles looking to split a four- game series in ahaheim. top of the 3rd, brian roberts, matt wieder scores, o's up, 3- 0, bottom 7th. the o's chris runaway, enters with the bases loads, ray walks, gives angels an 8-6 lead, runner on, sinking line drive to right center. torii hunter, makes a sliding catch, orioles fall. tonight's geico 15 minutes of fame salutes hunter mahan. he began the meet hosted by tiger, 4-hundred, and today he matched the congressional course record set by anthony kim with an 8-under-62. 12-under par, good enough for second place and good enough for the 15 minutes of fame. >> felt good, i fe

this logic the fourth game of that stretch and scott olsen is on the dl for 15 days. we'll talk about all that and more on nats extra free game. johnny holliday and the former new york met ray knight, who hit .298 in '86 and was the comeback player of the year, the mvp of the world series. wouldn't it be nice to take care of your former club and get them out of here? >> it sure would, johnny. it's time we start doing that stuff. you hate to see scotty olson go down. that will give someone else an opportunity, though. big fans here tonight. a lot of people are walking in, and there should be a lot of excitement. >> and a chance for martin to get his first major league start. the chicago series, ray, they did almost everything right while the nationals still trying to get in sync on a consistency base. >> we had 27 hits, they scored 26 runs. they had a lot of base hits with runners in scoring position. every time they put runners on, somebody came through with a base hit. fukudome had a big series, we just didn't hit well, but we just didn't do anything offensively. fro

>> oh, geez. >> all right, that's scott olsen, john lannan. hope you enjoyed visiting with our two outstanding left- handers. they've been gate. and when we come back to coors field, line-ups and first pitch. the nationals and the rockies straight ahead.    >>> nationals are 7th in the league, hitting at .259. ratzmann -- ryan zimmerman has been driving in some runs. with 55 runs, if the top 4. >> bob: two year air ago, the rockies were second in defense.    those fees can go get 'em here we go, first pitch of the game. misses low and away. we're underway at 6:41 local time out here. 8:41 for you back home. morgan shows bunt. pulls the bat back, and it's 2- 1. when it's pretty out here, it's as nice as anywhere in the country. 2 for 2 in steels. he has 20 on the year. and a little tapper, right back to the pitcher. 17-year veteran, angel hernandez has the plate tonight. crew chief randy march at first, hudson at second, and bartsdale at third. last year the nats beat the rockies 4

scott olsen on the dl and designating another player for assignment. >> you've got to fight to win allgame. as i've told the ball club, losing is easy. winning is what is hard. that's the challenge. it is hard to win. and it is hard to win if you are in first place. it is hard to win where we are at right now. >> certainly hard to win no doubt about that. orioles trying to avoid a sweep themselves in chicago today. three-run shot. 4 r.b.i.s on the day. baltimore wins 10-2. three-game series in new york. they lost the first two games of that series but they win today by a score of 10-2. >>> tour de france stage 15. 129 miles through the alps mountain belonging to spain's rider who crushed everybody including lance who finished a minute and a half back. armstrong in second now. tonight, of course, is sports plus and we will be talking about a lot of stuff tonight. football right around the corner. nats and os recap. in-depth on the british open. michael vick update and more. he is officially a free man tomorrow. so a big, by sports plus tonight. >> do you want to recap weather. >> let'

olsen teeing off. are you kidding me? hits another player's ball. goes in for a hole in one.he reaction, he can't believe it. see it again. this is probably the luckiest shot in the history of golf. >> playing pool. >> yeah, like playing pool. he called the shots. and when he took to the ball, he's thinking, wow, i'm really good. when you're that good, this is what you win. you win a bmw roadster for making a shot like that. that is worth more than $51,000. >> a very nice day. >> for mystics beard, there is no down time. today she played in the wnba all-star game while keeping her fans in the loop with in game tweets. if you don't blank a tweet is, ask a 15-year-old. i digress. once it was over, she rushed back to d.c. to start the second half of the season tomorrow afternoon. we're in connecticut. we start in the second quarter. the east in white. watch katie douglas. bottom of the screen there, cutting beard. nice pass. she fouled. beard playing well in her fifth. she is one of the best on defense. second in the league on steal. doing what she does best. picks off the path

for the nats and that is a hop run and right there on console -- home run and right there on scott olsenbases juiced for the 7th. cristian guzman backed up to the box. here comes alberto gonzales, right behind him wlie harris and the nats have a 5-4 lead. now tied at five in the 9th. this is nyjer morgan. thas a base hit. here comes willie harris. can he score? michael bourne out at the dish of the we go to the bottom of 9th and here comes geoff blum. oh, no, not again. miguel take laid a scores. the -- miguel tejada scores. the nats still winless on the road. >>> o's without manager dave trembley suspended for this outburst earlier in the week. top of the 5th blue jays up and here comes alex rios. jays blank the birds 2 -0. >>> from baseball to biking, tour de france, second stage. lance armstrong dropped a spot to third place. his teammate alberto contador breaking away the final sprint of mountain. >>> the caps big time move in free agency signing center brendan morrison for a one year deal for the 12 year veteran. morrison has scored 20 goals or more four times in his career. >>> how

. >>> well, the nats picked up scott olsen from the marlins hoping he'd be the back bone of their rotation. he's averaged 32 starts and ten wins over the last three years. but since joining the nationals he has won just twice and nows' done for the year. he paid a visit to the doctor yesterday who diagnosed a torn labrum in the shoulder. he'll have surgery on thursday and he'll be out for the season. believe me, the scar is beautiful. nats and mets tonight at the ballpark. new york sending perrez to the mound, whom the nats tagged for seven runs in four innings back in april. he'll take on dc's lannan. >>> with temperatures set to hit 90 this weekend hockey may not be the first thing on your mind by the caps are deep into their offseason maneuvers and chief among them is this guy. mike knuble making his debut today. the last four seasons were with the hated flyers. knuble has been good for 25 goals, 50 points a year and should replace fedorov as the center on the second line. >> on the ice, i want to, you know, try to complement our star players, our really good players, and just try and h

gets the call up to replace the injured scott olsen. >>> if it is true it means one of football's most reveered criminals or it could be a lie. ben roethlisberger going on the offensive tonight. he has been accused of rape in a civil suit filed by a woman in nevada that claims he attacked her while he was staying in the hotel where she worked last summer. ben roethlisberger's attorney denied the charges earlier this week. ben did the same personally at steelers' headquarters today. >> her false and vicious allegations are an attack on my family and on me. i would never, ever force myself on a woman. i'm going to respect the legal process and i am confident that the truth will prevail. >> meanwhile denials from another quarterback today. lawyers for michael vick say their client did not spend his first night of freedom in a virginia beach strip club. a website reported that he partied at the club monday knight alongside nba star allen iverson. >>> just four days after he almost became the oldest major champion in the history of golf tom watson was added again today at the british senior

they play starting pitcher scott olsen on the 15-day disabled list with back injury.ve called up j.d. martin from syracuse to make his major league debut tomorrow night against the mets. the nationals are still going for their first win after being swept by the cubs this afternoon. nationals park. a decent outing for garrett mock until the fourth. chicago's jake fox, hot shot under the glove at shortstop. alberto gonzales. that is not supposed to happen. that was the beginning of the end for the nationals. that error really caused the snowball effect for this team. next batter, the former national, alfonso soriano who nailed a home run last night that made a difference. a repeat performance today. takes the mock fastball to left field. that's gone. soriano's 16th home run of the season made it 3-2 cubs. now we're still in the same inning. the guy at the plate, jake fox. he's back. yep, everybody in the chicago uniform batted in the fourth. this time fox sends it over the head of alberto gonzales and into left field. derek comes around to score. nationals lose 11-3. ji

host: we want to think roger olsen, the former assistant attorney john from the u.s. department of justice. we will be right back. >> booktv tissue to the harlem book fair live saturday afternoon on cspan2. check of the entire weekend schedule at booktv.org. apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin tincture calls on sunday's washington journal, talking about the 40th anniversary and if -- of the first moon walk. >> sunday, janet napolitano space to the nation's governors, live coverage of their supper meeting continues monday on c- span. pulitzer prize winner edward hughes profiles millionaires that are trying to take the planet green. technology experts walt mosbacher and gadgets she will be using in the future, sunday night at a on a cspan2 q&a. >> we will interview leaders in new media from the shares teachable this year's digital media conference on cspan2. >> washington journal continues. host: we have about 20 minutes before this program ends. if you want to wait and over the funds you can do so now. please call the numbers you see at the bottom of the screen. larry summ

. >> these beautiful seats, you're with the olsen twins. >> they're counterfeit anyway. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! game night. tonight -- denzel washington. dahntay jones and chris birdman anderson face off against amar'e stoudemire and grant hill. and at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. i'm jimmy kimmel and if you look under your seats, please find your hymn books and turn to page 17. a chance to go to church today. game two of the nba finals between the lakers and the magic. they scheduled it on the same night as the tony awards, which wh kind of cruel, sadistic programmer would do that to me? how am i supposed to make jazz hands when i'm wearing the foam finger. jack nicholson courtside. are we sure he's still alive? lakers coach phil jackson going to his tentnbh tiastlche oa c. which a.ismazing. van gundy is going or the his first. have you seen stan van gundy by the way? he looks more like the manager of a greek restaurant than a basketball coach. [ laughter ] in fact, watc

. >> he's like the olsen twins. i heard you guys were fighting backstage. is that true?> we're actually not speaking. >> not speaking. >> would you mind telling my brother that the next time he chooses to wear his short somewhat identical to mine, he should clear it with my p.r. person. >> shaun, the next time u wear a shirt identical to david's, you should clear it with his p.r. person. >> i'll think about it. >> you're not really mad -- >> i'll [ bleep ] to him later. >> when you guys were kids really, you were kids you had the popularity -- bigger than hannah montana's and all of them really combined. really just a huge deal. >> that's the reference? >> who got the most -- yes. well, i mean, that's the comparable -- i think that's a comparable. hannahontana. you know, the jonas brothers, those kids of today have filled that slot there. who did better with the women at this time? >> do you want to field this one? >> no. >> i'm handing the ball over to you, buddy. go ahead and run with it. >> i have basically been married since i have had pubic hair. >> you have? >> yea

if you're looking to lose weight, and who isn't nowadays, olsen twins, you see a lot of crazy devices on tv. some don't do anything, but this one came to my attention because this is the sort of thing that can have practical apply caughts outside the home gym. >> it is all about showing off the arms and shoulders. thick heavy exercise machines are designed to create bulky machines and now you can get the long, lean, defined look you want. introducing, the new way to shape the arms you'll love. designed specifically for women. in six minute days, you can get arms you'll be proud to show off. >> one muscle i don't need help developing. if you're looking for a gift for mom -- [ laughter ] and dad too. there you go. this is a good one. a juvenile delinquent in utah is in trouble with the law for driving under the influence of fruit roll-ups i think. >> there was an unusual police chase last sunday in utah where police followed a car that was weaving back and forth, driving through the stop signs. and when the car finally stopped, the driver turned out to be a 7-year-old boy who ran off as

leif olsen, par 3 15. hits the tee shot. pretty good at the pin.e calls combo and banks it. 8 ball corner pocket. that's the other guy's ball and he wins that bmw, worth 51 grand. more than he's made all year. cubs pitcher fields the comebacker with his hand. that's the hand with which he pitches. he can use the other hand, where the glove is. we can't leave out in the good, dewayne wise, the save, mark buehrle's perfect game. wise turns into spiderman. i don't know what buehrle is buying him but it better be good. >>> to the bad, creepiest fly ball. sorryalfonso soriano goes for it. worst catch by a fan. this guy in oakland. right off his glove. keep an eye on the first guy. he has no idea. kid is long gone. >>> worst mascot mishap. here's the furry i've been waiting for. they get their first grand slam. bingo the bee is gonna celebrate by jumping over the ball. takes it right in -- >> oh! >> oh! >> he will be fine. >>> to the ugly, worst nonchalant. it doesn't cost any extra to use your cha plant but casey doesn't. ryan schneider belts one to the

my notion is that the olsen twins are carrying around the giant mega lifts as their heads, that is why much trouble standing up. their heads are the size of easter island. greg, you asked why is it that people who claim the conspiracies never put that much into their school and hygiene and then you said blame the jews only they can keep so many disruptive minds busy thinking about nothing. >> we couldn't do it without the big people at the pentagon who keep the population docile. >> you left out the trilateral commission. >> what a point, greg. >> read more about this in my new pamphlet con speary, how the jews and their friends keep the truth hidden. i wrote it today but it is dated the ten teenth. >> that looks like a takeout menu. i don't trust him. >> i don't think you can blame the jews and then say if you disagree you are worse than hitler. >> greg: that is part of that weird cult i belong to. >> youth for hitler. >> greg: yes. >> you said you loved al sharpton's dancing but you didn't know where it was. i believe he was getting his groove on at the apollo theater. let me welcome

the nats of placed pitcher scott olsen on the 15-day disabled list with an injured back.e team remains winless under interim manager jim riggleman. yesterday, the nationals were clobbered by another alfonso soriano two-run home run. the nationals fall to the cubs 11-3. >>> the orioles were on the other side of the equation yesterday, and largely because of this guy, greg zahn was 3 for 4, including his three-run home run as the orioles beat the white sox 10-2. the os improve to 15-29 on the road. >>> the road home was good to washington freedom's abbie wham back, playing for the united states against canada in an international-friendly whamback notched her 100th goal of her career in front of her hometown crowd, including her parents in upstate new york. i'm lindsay czarniak. have a great day. >> time for traffic and weather on the 1s. >> let's check in with meteorologist tom kierein. >> good morning. starting off with a cloudy sky on this monday morning, temperatures around the region are pleasant at 71 in washington, from foggy bottom to new carrollton, vienna, potomac,

we will talk with jamie meri sotis about the obama policy for further education, and roger olsen willss the u.s. demand that banks disclose the name of a wealthy american clients. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this weekend, the nation's governors take on critical issues facing their states. live coverage of the summer meeting saturday, sunday, and monday on c-span. >> earlier this evening, walter cronkite who died at age of 92. he anchored the cbs evening news from 1952 to 1981. we talk with him in 1987 about his career in broadcasting and his recently published memoir. this is an hour. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> walter cronkite, had you had your heart operation before this was published, would you have talked about it? was this that they give the deal? >> probably not. particularly if i had the knowledge that people have had that before me. every time this matter comes of it -- when i had mine i, it seem to be as common as the penguins toenails. >> when did you find out you had -- not as

us is scott jacobson, chief investment strablthist with capstone sales advisers expect pp and greg olsen partner at lennox advisers. good to have you on the program. let's talk about these markets and how you want to be positioned in this environment. an enormous amount of money going into the bond market. that continues today as well. do you want to be getting ahead of that trade? do you think the money's been made there? how are you investing? >> we love municipals right now because we think with all the proposed changes to the health care bill that income tax rates are going to be going up and that's going to mean very good things for municipal bonds. >> you hope income tax rates are going to go up just from the idea that the economy recovers soon and you get that revenue. what do you think? >> the stock market is certainly discounting a recovery right now. we've had a little correction.8 we've rallied back significantly. say, 10% in the last two weeks alo alone. so the market is discounting a v bottom in earnings and a big return to earnings. bond market a littles certain what's goi

olsen.raig stammen pitching his heart out but last night it all came together and did a great job. jordan zimmerman now has to follow them. how good has the 22 year old been? 28 punchouts and a .211 batting average. doing a great job against some of the best lineups in baseball. mets back in april had everything working. you would see the breaking ball and fastball right by carlos beltran and struck out wright a couple times to boot. then some of the best all-star hitters in the major league. some guys that were in the world series last year and then the boston red sox. he was justin mastersonerful. american league mvp going down on strikes. just blowing him away. 22 year old having fun. don't change a thing, bob. go out and be yourself and challenge the hitters. >> manny says first pitch strikes and keeping it from the heart of the plate have been good for zimmerman lathely. john lannan got all this defense started on saturday with four double play balls. continued sunday at home and again

he went out there, followed on great olsen and lannan start. the young pitching is getting bether with every start. the defense is behind them now. they made double-plays. nick johnson made great plays at first. nyjer morgan is running stuff down in the outfield. so the team is getting stronger. now, the outcome is not what you would like, but the bottom line is, a 1-0 shutout at coors field. i think that's an excellent game for the nationals. >> i couldn't gray with you are more, buddy, as detailed as you are, you have watched this ball club, can see it grow, the changes, best case scenario for our club in the second half. >> best cares scenario, you play .500 in the second half. you're still going to have some problems, not going to be as talented as the mets, braves, and phillies. no more interleague, so don't have to worry about that stuff. bottom line is, you continue to get better. some of these younger players are auditions for next year's team. so for, you know, ray, you and i, we both know this, you're always auditions for somebody, so

olsen quickly do you think the pause we have on aid is positive.econdarily i would like to hear from anyone who wants to answer whether or not there would be an acceptance of the return of this president to finish out his state constitutional term because that is the corrupt crunch what i believe is the fault. this was a coup, this was disruption of government. this was using tools i don't believe are written in the honduran constitution. is a coup written in the constitution? if you can point to me i would say this should end. i went on this note and ask ms. olson about the cause of aids. it isn't a complete elimination and anyone else that wants to answer with a would accept the negotiations of secretary clinton and the president of costa rica. and i thank you very much mr. chairman. i would yield back and let me say again the president of costa rica. thank you. >> just to respond to the question, it -- i don't have the number in front of me but it's not a huge percentage because so much of u.s. aid now doesn't go directly to the government it go

they scot word that scott olsen will not pitch this year and undergoing surgery on thursday and finished for the year. that's a big loss for a guy battling all season long. >> yeah, it is. i felt something was wrong with him early and throwing 88 miles an hour and you don't lose velocity unless there's something wrong and he didn't have the velocity coming out of spring training and throw 93, 94 and dominate and i read a quote one time that every time he takes the mound he has a chance to throw a no hitter and that wasn't the pitcher we saw here. we saw two good outings after rehab and the second time i didn't know what it was going to be but i felt like it was trouble. >> we hope, we're keeping our fingers crossed it will be a successful surgery and back with us gwen next year and he knew something was wrong and we wish him the best. tonight the business at hand, go out and get the win and knock off new york. >> yeah, and we can do that. basing oliver perez, he's struggled this year having a lot of physical problems and the new york team is not the team that started the season. they've

and jason olsen. you voted for president obama last november., you were at the tea party in new york. >> yes, i was. >> and speaking in times square saying i voted for obama and i would vote for him again was not an popular opinion to have. gretchen: you defied actress who said nasty things about people going to the tea parties. not only are you not a republican but you are a democrat and you would vote again. why go to the tea party? >> i'm very disturbed that and it's mostly because of my appearances on this network that if i ever have a point of view that questions what the democrats are doing, i'm a terrible, terrible guy. i get taken out in the press just for wondering, i think we're spending a lot of money. we are north reading bills. nobody read that bill. hey, i joked with steve doocy last week on the air that i'm actually reading it now. it's taken me two weeks to read but i get the details in the bill. how many people in congress read that cap and trade bill before they vote on it? it's a lot of money. everybody should read it we shoul

olsen. mr. secretary and assistant secretary you are recognized to provide a brief summary of your statement. >> german moore and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to discuss treasury's efforts to stabilize and repair the nation's financial system. in response to the major crisis in our nation's financial system and housing markets, congress passed the emergency economic stabilization act or eesa establishing the troubled asset relief program or t.a.r.p. in giving treasury the tools and flexibility to stabilize the financial system and restore the flow of credit to consumers and business. our mandate and eesa is too full to stabilize the financial system while protecting the taxpayers. today want to update you on our progress. in simmons treasury has invested more than $200,000,000,000.657 financial institutions of all sizes and 48 states. including over three iterance mullen committee banks to the capital purchase program. we reopen the capital purchase program recently for

scarlett johansson and natalie portman, mary kate and ashley olsen. kate hudson and anne hathaway?haway. good movie. >> absolutely. it was the first movie that we filmed after the plaza reopened after the $300 million or $400 million renovation. >> it is still a hotel. some people think it's condos. >> absolutely. it's a beautiful hotel. and also having breakfast with kate hudson was the highlight. y>>'re a lu.y yrlgi >> another ohio girl, amanda. rlhow are you, sweetheart? what is the most pop lar month for a wedding, january, may, august or september? >> i'm going to guess august. >> and you guessed correctly my darling girl. there you go. >> thank you. >> hoda? >> wow, what is in those gift bags? they're so heavy. >> they're giving them. it's the right answers, followed by june. which is 90% of the weddings here at the plaza, the favorite time of year is the fall because obviously central park, the leaves, best time to have your wedding at the plaza. >> all right, thank you. back to kathie lee. >> i'm nick and leigh's coach. >> this is their head coach, also from ashland. what 1

and roger olsen will discuss the u.s.ernment's demand that they disclose the names of their wealthy american clients. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. on east -- on c-span. coming up on c-span, more from capitol hill today on health care as the house commerce committee begins marking up a comprehensive health-care bill. then, white house economic adviser lawrence summers talks about the state of the u.s. economy. and he is followed by the president's remarks today on health care policy. >> this weekend, the nation's governors take on critical issues facing their states. live coverage of the governor's summer meeting on saturday, sunday, and monday on c-span. dodge the house energy and commerce committee begins work on health-care legislation. two other committees approved parts of the bill that has been named america's affordable health choices act. henry waxman chairs this committee. this is just under two hours. >> the meeting of the committee will come to order. pending an amendment and the nature of a substit