fit this into their schedule and make a big change, how do you do it? the sacrifice to me was staying focused. i get up early in the morning. my day started 3:50 every morning and we were working out from 5:00 to 6:00 in the morning and the trip to the college was an opportunity for me to spend some time praying and getting focused on what was before me. then just making sure i ate three balanced meals a day with a couple of snacks to keep my metabolism up after paul had taken us through a very, very rigorous workout program and it paid off. it really did. we have seen the pictures so we know that it paid off and that you got the rigorous workout. thank you both for your time. a lot of dedication and hopefully you will inspire others as well. thank you. thank you for having us. shannon: each of the four teams involved should be proud. in the weeks since i spoke with
officials have caught 114 haitians in vermont who crossed the border illegally. lawyers assigned to represent the haitians said the majority of them are trying to illegally enter the u.s. because they re so desperate to try to find and be with their relatives. supreme court justin john paul stephens said he will surely retire while obama is in office. he s been the subject of much retirement speculation for months. many think he could step down as early as this year, even this month. his departure would give president obama his second nomination to the high court after last year s appointment of jusjustin sonia sotomayor. that s coming up at 1 a:45 eastn time on america s news headquarters. some alarming estimates from the congressional budget office about ho how much debt our natin is. as part of our one nation under debt series, we look at how high it s gotten and even more troubling, how much the debt could grow in the next decade. the numbers are startling.
of course, he famously voted for the obama stimulus last year, one of three republicans. he was a member of the g.o.p. at the time. he started talking about steele and the chinese and getting tough with them, and the only thing i can figure, i m sure it s a big issue is that this is a particularly big issue in the western part of pennsylvania, and of course, he is running for reelection to the senate, and so i think he may have been talking to his local stitch whe constit. a plug in the mix for him. they talked about a story that s gathering a lot of steam in washington, whether or not justin john paul stephens about to turn 90 retires from the court. they talked about the possibility of filibuster. first of all, it s so interesting because here is justin stevens. he s 89. usually they just announce it. today in both the new york times and the washington post, jusjustice stevens had separate
news sunday where the hot topics were the economy and jobs and the retirement of justice john paul stephens from the court. happy easter to you. same to you. you talked about a number of top issues including the economy. we got jobs numbers this week. of course, there s disagreement between the two about how we re doing and where we go from here. yeah. it was very interesting. we were talking to john kyle, the number two republican from arizona, and a arlen spector, formerly democrat, now a republican from pennsylvania. kyle said about what you would have thought. he was against spending and borrowing millions more. he said tax cuts, tax credits, that kind of thing. it might make some sense, and he certainly supported the idea of unemployment benefits to help people, but he did not like the idea of borrowing billions of dollars more for spending which he said the stimulus hasn t worked out well already. interestingly enough, arlen specter was not tremendously on board the idea o
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