will be the big thing. jenna: mike emanuel is live at the white house. mike, what started a buzz about the possible shakeup of the economic team. reporter: it was president obama in his own words. he talked about the effect team, some of the tough decisions they ve had to make and about the family impact of working in these high stress, very challenging jobs. here is more from the president. look, i have not made any determinations about personnel. larry summers and tim geithner have done on you outstanding job as has my whole economic team. this is tough the work that they do. they have been at it for two years. they are going to have a whole range of decisions about family that will factor into this as well. reporter: the president s staff says he was not signaling a change is in the works. he s merely showing support for the tough decisions they ve made and the tough jobs they ve had over the years, jenna. jenna: the white house says no major shakeup but the timing o
four or five film deals. she was set to go to london next week to meet with a billionaire film investor. none of that is looking good now that lohan has to they can in with the california penal system on july 20th. lohan was all set to shoot inferno and the producer says he won t recast the role and has postponed the film until she is free to work on it. lindh deis also confident she will make a confident. friends say she is staying positive and strong relying on her loved ones for support. jaime: i think it s going to be okay for her career, that is my prediction. jon: i think she ought to be sentenced to do a string of really bad movies she s already done that. jaime: that could happen. jaime: there is ols robert downey jr. to remember. jaime: could this scare her into turning her life around. some of her friends hope so.
redistribute wealth, if the richer among us to the poorer and less fortunate. excellent health care is by definition redistributional. chief washington correspondent jim angle is reporting live from d.c. for us. it s a critical position, especially at a time when the rules for health care are changing, right jim? that s absolutely right. the position he s getting recess appointed to is at the center for medicare and medicaid services, cms, it covers more than 100 million americans, and has an annual budget of $800 billion. precisely because he ll head such a key agency, some of his thinking on end of life expenditures is very controversial. dr. berwick has said that we can make a sensible social decision and say well, at this point, to have access to a particular additional benefit, new drugs or a medical intervention, is so expensive that our taxpayers have better use for those funds. we make those decisions all the time. the decision is not whether or not we will ration c