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Clinically. one of the most important things he's done for the field is an inspirational thought leader. someone very, very passionate about it always pushing you to do more. it's that kind of constant tension he led to the field i'm going to miss personally. he was constantly pushing me and my colleagues to do more and better. it's that kind of inspiration all of us are going to miss. it's really a terribly sad day here in australia. >> what is the one area in your work that you focus on with renewed zeal given the loss of these colleagues? >> it's just to get better treatments and treatment ...

A win or a tie against germany. >> they're dangerous. they have got, they have talent. they have got an abundance. >> reporter: lose? then it gets more complicated. depends on the outcome of the portugal ghana game. a day many on team usa have had circled on their calendars. five u.s. players have german mothers and dual citizens. and u.s. manager, klinsmann, is a german soccer legend. as a player he led germany to the world cup title in 1990. as a coach, a third place finish in 2006. he said he counts many on the german side as good friends. >> i will give them big hugs before the game. and t...

Turned the corner, got it fixed, got the job done, and the final score speaks for itself. >> welcome back to "hardball." the president's sendoff for hhs secretary kathleen sebelius was warm but didn't shy away you saw from acknowledging the disastrous even catastrophic rollout of the health care website. in the "washington post" the attitude of anonymous white house allies was more along the lines of don't let the door hit you on the way out. here's some of the choice excerpts i call it trash talk from the article on the front cover that left that impression. quote, some white house allies sai...

Turned the corner, got it fixed, got the job done, and the final score speaks for itself. >> welcome back to "hardball." the president's sendoff for kathleen sebelius was warm but didn't shy away you saw from acknowledging the disastrous even catastrophic rollout of the health care website. in the "washington post" the attitude of anonymous white house allies more along the lines of don't let the door hit you on the way out. here's some of the choice excerpts i call it trash talk from the article on the front coverer that left that impression. quote, some white house allies said thursday night...

Let the door hit you on the way out. here's a quote, some white house allies said thursday night, the troubled launch of health care.gov had heightened tensions between sebelius and the president's staff members who had become increasingly mistrustful of the department she led. or this one. the president long preferred to be running the show on the health care law but sebelius and her aids were increasingly cut out of the process after healthcare.gov escalated into a political disaster. she was not part of the group who told her the numbers had reached 7 million.