let's think the trendline is only 8% per year.nd based on $18,000 and then have a look what will happen to this family. so as i recall, the baseline -- the wage base of 70,000 will grow at 3% to 94,000 10 years from now. the health spending -- i think it goes to 38 something using next year's at 3% compound growth and then i get that 10 years from now, 41% of that family's wage base, that is before fringes, before anything will be set aside just for healthcare. and what is left over, the other 60%, has to pay all the fringes, taxes, schooling, housing. that's what we're looking at. this is a beautiful nchm slide on the great report from the uninsured that nancy and her staff produced. and i like it because it shows so very clearly how being uninsured is related to income levels. and so far the middle and upper middle class, there are some uninsured but it's not a big phenomenon yet. but what i'm thinking is, in this coming decade, the status of being uninsured absent health reform will creep up this income distribution very fast.

it is significantly above the historic trendline. book at the graph on the left, forces in terms of division equivalence, it has been going down significantly. we now have 10 division's worth of brigade combat teams, the smallest since the end of world war ii. we are trying to add 60,000 new personnel to the army, that is not even the showoff in the army's personnel, brigade combat teams data, same thing in the navy, more money means less combat ships. same thing in the air force, the air force budget is all over the place, but at a constant level of spending. the air force structured the number of combat airplanes, fighters and bombers, significantly down, at a post world war ii lowe, a level of spending that is above the historic trend. our forces are not just shrinking or aging, this is congressional budget office data. i should point out that the data to the left of that line is data. those are actual counts of armored vehicles, the data in the column at the center is the army plan for the future, better described by the word fan

we want to find out the trendline. we want to make that less than cpi if we can and all of the health systems have come forth and said is they are interested on global payment. they like to engage those dialogues so we are not as far shape, mid-season form if you almost that's an ace of a staff that you need. but torii hunter and jered weaver carried that team first couple months of the season. torii hunter is having an m.v.p.-type season. jered weaver is pitching the best he's pitched all year. when they needed someone to step up with all the injuries to their rotation, jered weaver took the bull by the horns and said, this is my staff, i'll lead you, and he has. >> the team the angels play tonight, another game against the texas rangers, who are just crumbling, just three wins in their last ten games after this great start. what has gone wrong in arlington? >> we didn't know if their pitching would last. when they started getting hot, you didn't know how their pitching would, but we thought their offense would. that