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Earthquake, the army is very well trained to instill order and to do emergency operations, to free people and so forth. it's quite normal in this part of the world to have the army act when something of this magnitude occurs. of course, given the history that many of our countries have, the government is reluctant perhaps to call them in, and right now, today, the main criticisms that we've been hearing over the air are why didn't the government call the army in sooner, and right now, the government is saying that it's not the time for analysis, it's the time for action, and in many cases the ...

Would have her by now. jon: sheriff william gore, san diego county, sheriff, we wish you well as the search for chelsea goes on. >> thank you. thanks for taking the time. jane: speaker the house nancy pelosi is saying the health care plan the president will unveil tomorrow is smaller in scale than what we've seen so far. will it be enough, though, to get waiverring democrats to sign on? a fair and balanced debate is coming your way. plus we're waiting for the president to make some remarks, you see live pictures in savannah, georgia, he's going to outline government rebates on energy efficienc...

Run for governor again. aneithera vogel live in l.a. >> reporter: that's right, sources close to the brown campaign tell me, yes, jerry brown will run for california governor once again. he is set to make that announcement later today over the internet. the 71-year-old career politician has already been governor of california twice before. he's also a three-time presidential candidate, he served as oakland mayor and now the state's attorney general. if the polls are correct he could likely face former ebay ceo meg whitman in a november election. jon? >> jon: anita, chris, brian, thank you. let...

He paused for a moment and said yes. and then i said you mean the final, final, final act? which he laughed, and chuckled about. the white house knows the president has given no end of speeches trying to reframe, restart, reenergize this debate of the none of them have worked so far. they hope what the president lays before the country tomorrow will find not only responsive ears among democrats and republicans in the senate but will be embraced by a higher degree than the speeches have been so far by the broader american public. jane: major garrett at the white house for us, major, thanks. jon...

Another 2 1/2 trillion dollars to that over the next ten years, rather than bringing efficiency and waste -- wringing efficiency and waste out of the health care system we have today. jon: one of the polls that jim angle was talking about suggests that 59 percent of americans are opposed to this health care bill in its current form. is the president simply not listening to those 59 percent? >> you know, i can't speak for the president. i don't know what their thought is. my thought is that the way we make health care more affordable is to go after the excessive costs in the system, which their...