you have to be careful to replace your electrolytes. you re getting a surge of a drenal hormones. what about what happened a month ago? i m hoping that doctors after the last swim with the jellyfish stings and probably dehydration, that they made very carefully her electrolytes were normalize. you don t want to get a surprise here with a low potassium. i m certain that was those are things i would be concerned about, though. lack of sleep she can overcome with the drive and she s already raised $36,000 for americare which has raised $6.15 million for the people in the area. 60% of the health care providers in the sandy storm area are no longer there. this is an enormous medical problem and she s a hero. jenna: i m watching her. she s going strong.
absolutely rejects any talks of allowing outside troops into the country. in wisconsin, those behind an effort to recall governor scott walker were required to collect more than half a million signatures to get it on the ballot. yesterday, they showed up with nearly twice that number. walker has been under fire for effectively ending collective bargaining for most state workers. cameras caught president obama and first lady michelle heading into a washington restaurant last night to celebrate her 48th birthday. the first couple were joined by friends at a d.c. steak house. and in canada, check this out, it is the world s largest cut emerald. it is $57,000 carats, weighs over 25 pounds and is valued at $1.15 million and it could be yours. the emerald goes up for auction next week. i m not sure you use it as a arm rest or chair rest. good luck on that. here s your first look at how wall street will kick off the day.
mr. senator brown has gotten money from wall street, goldman sachs, $60,500, barclays, $39,499, paulson & company, morgan stanley and others, and then when you look on the other side where elizabeth warren has received her campaign has raised $3.15 million, but most of them donations of $100 or less, many of them which is 96% of those that contributed and many of them from around the country, does this put the senator in the position he s in where he can t really fight those that are financing his campaign? well, i think that he, like most of the republicans, and frankly some of the democrats, has been completely compromised by the fact that they take money from special interests and then sell off the law in pieces and give these special interests bailouts and government contracts and tax breaks, and you compare that to elizabeth s contribution base and frankly my
$5.15 million. they re making rent, and the nba says it s losing money here. that s a key point. it is a key point. the average salary isn t $5 million. that s if you include the guys that have $100 million salaries. it s really a little over $2 million. still enough to make the rent. that will bring the players back to the table. there are a lot of players out there that are hard-liners, guys that want to stick most of this out, willing to sacrifice most of if not the entire season. the guys making less than $2 million a year, won t find jobs in europe and china, they re pressuring the union for a deal. those are the ones that david stern is speaking to when he s saturating the media with coverage as he has the last couple of days, telling these guys, you better push your union, get back to the table, or i m going to wipe out the season just like that. trace: chris mannix with sports illustrated. we are waiting.
stunned but galled democrats. a photo genic, inel tyen tyupst seat left vacate by the death of ted kennedy and it could prove decisive in preventing republicans from wresting control of the chamber. both parties will flood the state with money. warren on monday announced an impressive two-month tally of $3.15 million in donations and both parties candidates will be shoe horned into the election cycles of biting cliche s and conceits whether they fit or not. warren and brown don t at least not neatly. katty kay, massachusetts is going to be a critical senate battle. probably the most fascinating next year. yeah, because the republicans if they want to take the senate need to hold on to massachusetts and they think that in scott brown they have what they believe is the perfect candidate. he was always going to be vulnerable. it was always a surprise that a republican took that seat