look. i m amara sohn. in sports the seattle mariners had lost 16 in a row, so it was almost unfair that they had to face yankee ace cc sabathia. le here s nbc s fred roggin. good morning. the yankee cc sabbaathia well o his way to pitchinging a perfect game. he struck out ten in the first five innings. at one point seven in a row. then the heavens opened. a 30-minute rain delay. sabathia came back, but it wasn t meant to be. brendan ryan sailed in the seventh. cc sailed with 14 strikeouts but no perfect game. the mariners have dropped 17 in a row. from great pitching to great running, phils and giants chase utley. a wall banger to center and utley was off to traces. you may reason he had a knee injury earlier this season. the knee looked good here. a home run the hard way. phils beat the giants, 7-2. braves and pirates played the
we begin this morning with back to the drawing board. as the clock ticks down on the country s spotless credit rating, house speaker john boehner is scrambling to reite his bucket bill after the congressional budget office said his proposed spending cuts failed to meet his estimates. tracie potts joins us from washington with the arrest latest. reporter: good morning. everyone. boehner put off his plan after staffers determined it won t save as much as he thought. republican john boehner is digging for more money. he said his plan is $150 billion short on savings, so he s put off today s vote to get the numbers in line. it can pass the house, and it can pass the senate and i hope the president will consider signing it into law. the speaker s proposal cannot pass the senate, will not pass the senate, will not reach the president s desk. boehner can only afford to lose 22 republican votes. ten have said they re voting against it. i want a solution not a deal. does t
as the country ticks down on the spotless credit rating john boehner is scrambling to rewrite the budget bill after the congressional budget office said his proposed spending cuts failed to meet his estimates. tracie potts joins us from washington with the arrest latest. reporter: this is the plan that boehner says will save the $1 trillion that both sides could agree on. it turns out the congressional bubbling office will only save $850 billion. that means he is sure he is back to the drawing board trying to find more savings. there are lots of questions on the house side about this plan as he now puts off a vote to try to get those numbers in line. he can only lose 22 republican votes and still get this plan through. ten republicans have already said they re not voting for it. now, on the senate side, harry reid s plan, still some yez questions there. it would save more than boehner s plan. not touching medicare or social security, but there are still even some democrats
back to the drawing board. as the clock ticks down on the country s spotless credit rating, house speaker john boehner is scrambling to reite his bucket bill after the congressional budget office said his proposed spending cuts failed to meet his estimates. tracie potts joins us from washington with the arrest latest. reporter: good morning. everyone. boehner put off his plan after staffers determined it won t save as much as he thought. republican john boehner is digging for more money. he said his plan is $150 billion short on savings, so he s put off today s vote to get the numbers in line. it can pass the house, and it can pass the senate and i hope the president will consider signing it into law. the speaker s proposal cannot pass the senate, will not pass the senate, will not reach the president s desk. boehner can only afford to lose 22 republican votes. ten have said they re voting against it. i want a solution not a deal. does this end the batter. harry
the budget bill after the congressional budget office said his proposed spending cuts failed to meet his estimates. tracie potts joins us from washington with the arrest latest. reporter: this is the plan that boehner says will save the $1 trillion that both sides could agree on. it turns out the congressional bubbling office will only save $850 billion. that means he is sure he is back to the drawing board trying to find more savings. there are lots of questions on the house side about this plan as he now puts off a vote to try to get those numbers in line. he can only lose 22 republican votes and still get this plan through. ten republicans have already said they re not voting for it. now, on the senate side, harry reid s plan, still some yez questions there. it would save more than boehner s plan. not touching medicare or social security, but there are still even some democrats who aren t on board with this, and, of course, there are republicans in the senate who say it