. >> jim h: speier up for the angels. 1-1. the orioles bounce back after rich hill allowed the guerrero home run to tie. wieters hits it out. his third big league home run. >> jim p: i think if the bullpen hadn't been used as much with napoli .447 against lefties, i'm not sure they would go to the bullpen. and overused oriole pull ben. >> jim h: towards third. past figgins. he couldn't get the glove. good hustle by andino. >> jim p: you're right. it happens out of the box. the one thing -- and playing in to take away the bunt -- again, they probably will give this as an error. ball gets underneath the glove. watch this. this kid has missed it. i don't know if the orioles knew that. but again if you don't come out of the box thinking double, they're gone na be stuck at first base. andino has proved he is a player. >> jim h: an error on figgins is charged by the official scorer and will be the last batter that joe saunders will face as justin speier now comes in from the bullpen. the oriole have the lead back. runner at second a

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. >> reporter: kimberly also hopes continue to speier other teens to reach for the stars. she wants to be a heart surgeon. >> i want them to believe in themselves that they can do anything that they want to do as long as they put their mind to it. >> reporter: jane latrell, news 4. >> kimberly also carried messages of hope on her cross country trek. the messages are being delivered to foster children. >>> news 4 is also keeping track of jobs for new the area. and this report focuses on a company that is opening for caregivers for patients helping those near the end of their lives. kimberly souter talked to sisters who are inspired to start a business on their last day of their mother's life. >> reporter: she was 77 years old, dying of cancer. and to the grandkids, all 17 of them, she was mia. >> the first day in the hospital she said the walls are closing in on me. i can't stay here. >> reporter: the walls like most medical facilities, needed cheer. so mia's twin daughters brought home to the hospital. >> it's makes all the difference putting the pictures in. >> reporter:

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speier: thank you, -- ms. speier: thank you, mr. speaker. in section 4 of the bill it defines the term covered financial institutions to include depository institutions, broker dealers, credit unions and investment advisors. but also authorizes the appropriate federal regulators to designate jointly by rule other financial institutions that are to be covered. because this authority is granted to appropriate federal regulators, can we assume that entities not regulated by the federal financial regulator are not intended to be covered by financial institutions? mr. frank: yes. as to section 4. if the public companies they're covered by say on pay. and there might be companies that are not federally regulated. as of now if they are not federally regulated they are not covered. because a.i.g. was federalry regulated by the o.t.s., so they would have been covered. but the gentlewoman is correct. i now yield three minutes to the gentleman from -- mr. speaker, i have no further request for time so i am going to reserve the balance of my time. the s

speier thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to talk about rescission. and the health care reform bill will ban it. consumers who have paid their premiums on time for years are suddenly cut loose by their insurer because they have the audacity of getting ill. these are people with severe medical conditions who depend on their coverage. it can be devastating when the lifeline that they've paid for is suddenly yanked away. a woman recently addressed the congress about having an insurance policy canceled days before her mastectomy surgery. the reason she was told is because she didn't disclose on her application that she had suffered from acne. rescission is an inhumane and abusive practice. the good news is that rescission is outlawed in the house health care reform bill. never again should anyone have to worry that their insurance that they've paid for will be canceled if they get sick. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: who seeks recognition? >> i do, mr. speaker. i move the house suspend the rules -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspe

speier: thank you to the gentleman from connecticut. i want to thank you for your leadership and for your comments because this issue dant -- can't wait. i think we know that better than most. tonight what i would like to do is talk to the 80% of americans who have health insurance, who basically ask, well, why should i care about health care reform? i have health insurance. and to the 80% of americans who do have health insurance, i have a few things to tell them. right now, for all of us that have health insurance, we are in a position of paying for those that don't have health insurance. it's called cost shifting. so for the premiums that we pay, part of each premium is actually paying for the uninsured. it's called cost shifting and it's estimated that every american family pays $1,100 per year for the uninsured. so, for instance, you go into the e.r. with a broken ankle. you get health care. the uninsured person goes into the e.r. for that same broken ankle, they get health care. because we have a federal law that requires that all

speier: thank you, -- ms. speier: thank you, mr. speaker. in section 4 of the bill it defines the term covered financial institutions to include depository institutions, broker dealers, credit unions and investment advisors. but also authorizes the appropriate federal regulators to designate jointly by rule other financial institutions that are to be covered. because this authority is granted to appropriate federal regulators, can we assume that entities not regulated by the federal financial regulator are not intended to be covered by financial institutions? mr. frank: yes. as to section 4. if the public companies they're covered by say on pay. and there might be companies that are not federally regulated. as of now if they are not federally regulated they are not covered. because a.i.g. was federalry regulated by the o.t.s., so they would have been covered. but the gentlewoman is correct. i now yield three minutes to the gentleman from -- mr. speaker, i have no further request for time so i am going to reserve the balance of my time. the s

speier, and you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. allison for joining us this afternoon. i have been listening to the discussion although i haven't been present in the room but i do have a couple of questions for you. the inspector general for sigtarp was before another committee yesterday and he was very clear no one in treasury has come over to review of the surveys that he has received from every one of the banks in terms of how they are using t.a.r.p. money. i find that absolutely unbelievable and irresponsible that one agency of government has been able to access information, has the information and nobody from treasury has looked at it. no one from your shop has looked at it and i want to know why not. >> thank you for the question, congressman. let me complement the inspector general barofsky for his initiative. i look forward to seeing the information as to my colleagues and we will be happy to meet with him about this. >> so you're committing to the committee that you are going to meet with the inspector general and review t