Wake Forest outfielder Kevin Jordan, right, speaks as his coach Tom Walter, center, and transplant surgeon Dr. Kenneth Newell look on during a news conference in at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011, two days after Walter donated a kidney to Jordan. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
In this provided by Wake Forest University, Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter, right, visits with player Kevin Jordan one day after donating a kidney to Jordan at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011. Jordan was diagnosed last April with ANCA vasculitis, a type of autoimmune swelling disorder caused by abnormal antibodies. (AP Photo/Wake Forest University, Steve Shutt)
In this provided by Wake Forest University, Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter, right, visits with player Kevin Jordan one day after donating a kidney to Jordan at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011. Jordan was diagnosed last April with ANCA vasculitis, a type of autoimmune swelling disorder caused by abnormal antibodies. (AP Photo/Wake Forest University, Steve Shutt)
This undated handout photo provided by the Moore family shows retired Pittsburgh oncology nurse Pearl Moore, right, with her daughter Cheryl. Pearl Moore's experience watching her mother's painful cancer death persuaded her to make her own living will, and give a copy to her daughter, while she is still healthy. New guidance to cancer doctors says they need to be more candid with advanced cancer patients about when it's time for that kind of end-of-life planning, so they can better choose how to spend their remaining time. (AP Photo/Moore Family)
This undated handout photo provided by the Moore family shows retired Pittsburgh oncology nurse Pearl Moore, right, with her daughter Cheryl. Cheryl Moore's experience watching her mother's painful cancer death persuaded her to make her own living will, and give a copy to her daughter, while she is still healthy. New guidance to cancer doctors says they need to be more candid with advanced cancer patients about when it's time for that kind of end-of-life planning, so they can better choose how to spend their remaining time. (AP Photo/Moore Family)
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch says lawmakers should end special individual and corporate tax breaks but not to put money back into the federal government. (Associated Press)
This screenshot made on Friday, Feb. 4, 2011 shows Dr. Edward Zuckerberg's Facebook page. Dr. Edward Zuckerberg, father of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, said in a radio interview Friday that Mark's early exposure to computers helped inspire his interest and expertise in technology. Dr. Zuckerberg also said he uses Facebook to promote his dental practice and spends about an hour a day on the site. He also still does Mark's "routine dental care." (AP Photo/Facebook) NO SALES; EDITORIAL USE ONLY
Sen. Ben Nelson, Nebraska Democrat, under Republican fire for supporting the health care initiative in 2009, now says he doesn't want to scrap the entire law but would consider tweaking it or even repealing some of its provisions. (AP Photo)
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky vows that Republicans will keep revisiting the health care law in a variety of ways in an effort to modify it or repeal it.
