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and also, the 60 year play-by-play man, for the dodgers vince scully is owed 150,000.e record to be going to court. it is one to take a while before be spoken, and and gained control. >> the baseball world series without cattle courthous without cavil. tied at 1. question walker will sport after an error the best of three, two-one, one out away from going into south carolina as the favorite. cal making it to the world series. one of the all-time great receivers. is his car rear over? maybe you did not want to have him over for dinner but when you see them? this guy and only jerry rice has scored more touchdowns in a career. 153. he ha gone und he has undergone a and reconstructive surgery for his kneecap. at age 37. he is without a place to play. therefore, nobody has to pay him and are they going to take him on with that injury? bill a wild day in wimbledon. >> a wild monday at wimbledon. faugh serena and maria bartolli from italy and look at billie jean king and it would be nice to get in that shot with prince to middleton. take a look. p rince and princess. >>cather

here i think scully it is consistent. but i do not think the rest of the court has figured it out, these controversies over disclosing people who give money to initiatives. there was a recent case involving sun in the referendum, whether that was a public act that could be disclosed or something more like a boat that had to be kept quiet. on the way to the court right now is the case involving prop. 8. people who give money on the same-sex marriage question in california were confronted by gay-rights advocates for what they did. some of their stores have been boycotted. people have been fired on these grounds. the question is what are you doing when you are giving money to prop 8. are you a legislature because it is your vote and is a powerful moment, it is an exercise of power? or is it something more private and expressive? the court has not come down with the position. the argument keeps popping up, but they have never pin down what they think of it. >> i think a big worry about the nevada at the commission's case is t

no one will say that vince scully called the game, but i bet you did a lot of attention saying hey that. saddam i am getting a lot of attention, but the biggest story is california baseball, they persevered through so many court distractions this year, what a way to go to the super regionals for the first time. >> yes, they play friday. >> they play saturday at 5:00 p.m.. it will technically be a hone game against dallas baptist. >> way minute, i want to bring your sister of here, this is cute, you change your name already? >> frysinger is my name, it is hard to announce on the air, so i just go identified. >> now this is your sister and what did you bring? rupert you brought some entertain this great? >> i did, should i go get it? >> it is too late. but you need some of this great to your voice right in you have until saturday. >> yes, and no one knows who dallas baptist is, but we do know the to that tcu and oklahoma. >> are you proud of your brother? >> i am more and proud of him. >> always wanted to be a broadcaster. >> that is his thing, that is what he does. it >> it was nice to t

here i think scully it is -- scalia is being consistent. but i do not think the rest of the court has figured it out, these controversies over disclosing people who give money to initiatives. there was a recent case involving sun in the referendum, -- just signing a referendum whether that was a public act that could be disclosed or something more like a boat that had to be kept quiet. on the way to the court right now is the case involving prop. 8. people who give money on the same-sex marriage question in california were confronted by gay-rights advocates for what they did. some of their stores have been boycotted. people have been fired on these grounds. the question is what are you doing when you are giving money to prop 8. are you a legislature because it is your vote and is a powerful moment, it is an exercise of power? or is it something more private and expressive? the court has not come down with the position. the argument keeps popping up, but they have never pin down what they think of it. >> i think a big worry about the nevada

here i think scully it is consistent. but i do not think the rest of the court has figured it out, these controversies over disclosing people who give money to initiatives. there was a recent case involving sun in the referendum, whether that was a public act that could be disclosed or something more like a boat that had to be kept quiet. on the way to the court right now is the case involving prop. 8. people who give money on the same-sex marriage question in california were confronted by gay-rights advocates for what they did. some of their stores have been boycotted. people have been fired on these grounds. the question is what are you doing when you are giving money to prop 8. are you a legislature because it is your vote and is a powerful moment, it is an exercise of power? or is it something more private and expressive? the court has not come down with the position. the argument keeps popping up, but they have never pin down what they think of it. >> i think a big worry about the nevada at the commission's case is t

here i think scully it is consistent. but i do not think the rest of the court has figured it out, these controversies over disclosing people who give money to initiatives. there was a recent case involving s in the referendum, whether that was a public act that could be disclosed or sething more like a boat that had to be kept quiet. on the way to the court right now is the case involving prop. 8. people who give money on the same-sex marriage question in califoia were confrond by gay-rights advocates for wha they did. some of their stores have been boycotted. people have been fired on these grounds. the question is what are you doing when you are giving money to prop 8. are you a legislature because it is your vote and is a powerful moment, it is an exercise of power? or is it something more private and expressive? the court has not come down with the position. the argument keeps popping up, but they have never pin down what they think of it. >> i think a big worry about the nevada at the commission's case is that the m

tried to find out is there a way, if a sponsor put on these conversations, and i think professor scully was at a seminar where we lost this to a lot of media, print electronics. you have never seen so many people dive for their coffee en masse. so the short answer is, there is no law that requires anyone to debate. there is no authority placed in the commission by either law or congressional charter or anything else. what i find interesting is that if there were a ground swell for this kind of event, there is every reason that groups could come forward and response -- sponsor that sort of forum using different criteria, inviting that larger group of people and saying we're going to have a conversation, and it is going to try to be based on a different way of measuring the input. if someone has something interesting to contribute which has lots of merit, that's a lot of candidates, and a lot of perspective that you could say should be at the table. so the question is, are you going to use a combination? minority funding? whatever, and try to piece that together. no one has done that, whi

i will tell you, on the radio, this was not vincent scully, but people just felt that human touch todayolympics, maybe kron4 would get in there and sit on the olympics, we did not get it. instead, we got an infomercial on linoleum that will be coming up in 2012. [laughter] >> anyway, nbc retained the rights, i think it is through 2020. and they thought that maybe comcasdt would go cheap, but they bid $4 billion. the last couple of legs have been losing money but we will, in 2020 we have linoleum and henry tenenbaum, there is a new taco restaurants he will feature. so we may have lost the olympics. >> but do not give up on us yet. >> you are right. especially we still sell some one something any time night or day. now only because the response of this kid was so tremendous, we will have him on at 8:00 p.m., the kids screaming. we saved him from prime time. >> i am surprised that he has any voice left. damn it is cute, it because he says i am sorry i lost my voice because i did two games yesterday. i just love this, the kit is real. >> to third, the pitch, he has a base hit into right fie

tom scully, former bush administration head of medicare, says the republican plan, quote, gets rid of the current medicare program, unquote, and that is it is, quote, a fundamental structural change in the program, unquote. it's so fundamental the beginning in 2022 the out-of-pocket costs for enrollees would double and they would be forced to pick a private insurance plan without guaranteed benefits. republicans can call their plan whatever they want. sort of care, maybe care. we don't care. but they can't call it medicare. they can try all they want but they can't keep seniors from learning the truth. this program that they introduced ends medicare. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from georgia. without objection, so ordered. >> mr. speaker, this administration has failed to lead. mr. brawn: they have failed a budget -- mr. brown: they have failed a budget and now they have -- mr. broun: they have failed a budget. in 13 short years medicare's hospital insurance trust fund will run completely out of money. bankrupting this program will leave ma