at $940 billion over ten years, and a lot of that will come from the increase on medicare tax on high-income households. also for the first time there could be a tax that could be applied to investment income as well as wages. also money would come from a tax on high-cost medical plans and that would be delayed until 2018. another source of money would be penalties for those who don't get health care insurance. the only thing left here really, a lot of house members that could be taking part in sunday's vote. we'll have them right here with us. ohio democrat dennis kucinich, we know he has switched his vote. he is now voting yes and he'll be with us. democrat turned republican parker griffith. he's saying there is no way he'll be voting for this thing and also one person who is undeclared texas democrat henry cuellar. we'll find out exactly if he's still undeclared or if he is still undecided. you'll hear from all of them on a special half hour of coverage