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more than half of them are s pe. the general contractor. for the local san francisco firms and approximately. these lots including construction opportunities and all the trade areas with plumbing and electric. these have achieved participation. roofing. sheet metal and glass. only about 50 percent of 51 is complete it's progressing. ground breaking excavation. rating skaefgs 18 ensure. the footings has been poured. it's followed good faith efforts steps. we expect their numbers to improve since it's not complete. across the 2 blocks so far it's achieved of that 17 percent of item a: authorizing the issuance of tax allocation bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment project area in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $70,000,000, and approving and directing the execution of an indenture of trust, and a bond purchase contract, and approval of other related documents and actions, mission bay south redevelopment project area. discussion and actionn resolution no. 52-20133 page 3 of 3 bb update on the status of hunters point shipyar

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. >> s he uses a rabbit. >> yes! >> a birthday child will make the rabbit magic include --ly appear. >> i was signing autographs and taking pictures. suddenly a badge was thrown into a mix and the inspector saying, let me see your license, license for a rabbit and she said from now on you cannot use your rabbit until you fill out paperwork, fill out theline phoenix, inspect your home. i'm subject to surprise inspections of momentum. >> is not embarrassed. >> very serious. >> marty was in violation of the animal welfare act. ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they a

his fell lan throephilanthropy y ara. a former raiders ceo issued a statement saying, quote, i am vey, very saddened by the news of thas howard's death. knew thomas howard to be a thoughtful, intelligent, curious young m who made hopes and eams not only fo the nfl but threafter. he is sustaid an injury during a practice and w waived by the falcons just about a week ago. >>> now to some developing weather. ra is on its way to thbay area. on yourleft, a live look at 880 in fremont. on your right, theay bridge to plaza. >> after 60 days with no rainfall, e are starting to see it isapping into some e. subtropical moisture. we will get some rainfall for the entire bay ar. 'll take you in cler. what you'll see is most of this activity is still to the north of santa rosa at this point. in sonoma -- i do wanto get a quick look at some of the early estimes of what youe going to be able t see with this first round of rainfall. the north bay will have some of th higher totals. dsn't look likeoo much on this view for the east bay o s

have the tornadoes, these storms are stro enough to produce gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour. >> lan, thanks. we've been talking a lot about football and bullyi lately in the wake of the allegations surrounding miami dolphins players. this morning there are new claims to rert but this time the college level. a player with the rutgers universityootball team says he was verbally abed by one of the coaches. kristen hlgren ha more on that story. >> that player, jevon tyree says it was so bad he quit the team. while he doesn't want to talk out it, his mom does his mother told us the team's defensive coordator dave cohn used vulgarities and threatened physic harm to her 19-year-old son during a confrontation in study ll. >> he threatened ysical assault saying if he could, he wod head butt him. >>eporter: she says the abus was so bad he gave up his scholarship and quit the team on novemb 6th after the claimor a full investigation was ignored. >> our expectationt that point was that jevon would be able to function in a safe, non-discriminatory environment. >> reporter: in a written atement r

nonjuries butwo right lan of tt critical upper east shore freeway are closed. this is a critical spot. we continue to trackthat. we have more going on, this is south 880, building already and then crash, one earlier at a street moved to the shoulder. another past 92, that may be sticking around so tt's causing additnal slowing as the build continues tard union city and emont. south 680 at sunol, crash there. looks like it moved t the shoulder the speeds have started to recor. we have a slow drive off the dubl interchang you might catch patches of fog truck scales., 580, pt the herehe orange on the south bay map, that's where our road weather indicates it might be fogs well. unusual for this portion of the bay area. north 101, 87 and 85 starting to show the slowdowns. palo alto quickly as well look at the low clouds but 101 your speedre okay. these low cuds and fog an issue for many of t daly ty. i guess that's the case in many ots. >> good morning to you. i do want to tell enthusiasm is the weather story of the day. pockets of fog, reay low cloud cover. ands we

the s&p 500 is up 20% this year. there is only a few times that the index has been up by 20% in the first ten months of the year. in 1975 the s&p was up 30% by pact. in 1989 it was up 23%. in 1995 it was up 25% and in 1997 it was up 23%. in each of those instances stocks tacked on gains. over the last he feel sen trurry when the market is up this much in november and december, stocks finished higher every time. granted, it's only four cases but still worth noting. what if we went all the way back to 1929? we hit 12 of those instances. 11 out of those 12 times stocks finished flat to higher to end the year. what was the average gain in the last two months? around 5%. some investors are comfortable riding the wave higher. >> the market has been consolidating since almost mid may. we're only 5% higher than mid may's point now and not as extended as people think it will be. i think we'll probably go higher. >> reporter: there are still step ticks. >> when everything is too good to be true or everybody is buying, it's tim

the bat kid lan ne. on where zircg we do have i streaming live there at -- >>> the bush and obama administrations both demanded james risen reveal who gave him seet information aboutheia or go to ison, but the "new york times" report is fighting thdemand, and he is talking on college campes about the governmentrosecuting the press. at u.c. berkeley risen said he isighting to prect the public's righto know what the deposit isp to. >> the press has told -- exposed virlt we'll everything.isclosed e american publicould know alst nothing about the way the united statehas conducted the war on terror if it wasn't for the press. >> a federal aeals court recently ruled risen must give up his sources. hes preparing an appeal to the u.s. supreme court. >>> we can tell you this year's crab season starting off with less eitement and a lot le crabs tha fisher mn had iginally hoped for. earlier this morning we expected to find an empty wharf, but the boats hadn't even left yet. fishermen set out their pots last night g

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if they remain at this levels, the dow and s&p 500 will set new all-time closing highs. that would mean the fifth record finish over the last six sessions. >>> an undate on jpmorgan london trading case, a trader says he wants to stay in spain. he has an accused along with another employee of hiding hundreds of billions of dollars in losses. >>> mcdonald's admitting its has mcproblems with its mcservice and it is going to do something about it. they say they introduced too many new items this year, and that hurt service. >>> in the south, fresh water at the center of a legal battle in florida, alabama, and georgia. florida is accusing georgia of taking too much water. andy gallagher has our story. >> reporter: on the bay they still do things the old-fashioned way like harve harvesting oysters by hand in a time-hon in order tradition. but this is a community facing an ecological crisis. the oysters are drastically declining. and they are now dumping dry shells into the bay in hopes that babies [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: that has made it so vulnerable. what mak

thigh lan has taken the first steps towards a political amnesty. it could pave the way for the former prime minister to return to ex exile. -- exhale. he was charged with abuse of power. critics fear the amnesty will let him return to thailand without serving a two-yearail sentence. we are in bangkok. i asked him what is the origin of this particular amnesty. >> well, there's been talk about the amnesty ever since the terrible event in 2010 where we saw more than 90 people killed, clashes between government troops and protests and demonstrators. there was a government opposing power at the time and a lot of turmoil that preceded it. so the idea of an amnesty is an awful lot of people have been charged, taking ordinary street protestors who have spent time for jail that it would be helpful in the process of reconciliation. what started as a very modest bill was suddenly two weeks ago in parliament expanded to include anybody who was investigated by bodies set up after that back in 2006. that would include the most controversial figure, the figure at

hey, bob, you still have thatted paindmanian guy doing your lan. you might want to switch to guatemalen. they're like stronger, more grateful italians. carter, madison, stop clanking the damn silverware. uncle stephen's trying to drink! ( laughter ) i'm fat. ( laughter ) ( applause ) oh, my god. oh, my god. karen, your pie tastes like brown spackle. oh, come on, karen. stop crying! is it because mark's gay? he's not crying. well, he wasn't a minute okay. knock it off, buldy. you're not helping your case anyway. look i'll cut to the chase, everybody. i need to borrow $15,000. it's not gambling this time, okay, it's for an investment, okay. here it is. it's an invention. it looks like a pen but it actually holds two triple a batteries, okay. it's the perfect thing for the next time you need batteries, or a-- or a pen. actually, scratch that. the pen doesn't work. it just looks like a pen. uncle rick, you in? how about you starbucks guy? why can't you support me for once! just this one time. i'm sorry we can't all be perfect,nana. if anybody needs me

s us @first4traffic. we'll get that twaet oeet out. >>> breaking her silence after surviving a decade in captivity. >> why we're about to hear more from one of the cleveland kidnapping victims than ever before. >>> but first, the potential trouble spot for drivers in the district today as the city works to make itself more bicyclist friendly. >> the latest local organization stepping >>> welcome back 4:56. gas priceses are up but you will still save money compared to last year. refinery issues are causing that spike. the average price in d.c. right now $3.50 a gallon for regular unleaded up 10 cents from last week. in maryland prices also up 10 cents at $3.39 right now. in virginia it's 10 cents higher as well at $.21. the national average is actually down about 19 cents from this time last year. you may notice a new bike lane. it will run westbound between 14th and 28th will be installed to create a buffer and green paint to mark the lane. construction will take place between the morning and evening rush

we filed this report earlier in the week about the typhoon known as owe lan doe. >> she's called yolanda. the typhoon hit hours before she was born. a new life amid death and destruction. in the chaos, lourdes was forced to give birth, then walk two miles with her new daughter, umbilical cord still attached for medics to treat her. what does the future hold for baby yolanda? they have no home, no money, no medicine, she says. this is the church where she was born. the pews now beds for those in pain where prayers are not being answered. there are people here with wounds that need treating. there are newborn babies. there are the elderly. there is no aid from the government. they wait, still believing in hope and a dire. where even the priest is losing faith. >> food, medicines, water. no aid coming from our government yet. >> reporter: the church is yards of what was a busy hospital. they can do nothing for the living now. the dead are left lying at the entrance. along the road, streets of shattered shops, soldiers looking for looters, days of desperation. almost a week waiting for the a

. >> reporter: lan aulos her son here in 2008. he had gotten out of the car to help someone who stalled when another car came from behind. >> crashed into tony, hit him and threw him into the back windshield of the lady that he was helping. >> reporter: coming back to the bridge today to her brings peace. >> the sun is out. look at our water. look at where we live. look where god took my kid's hand. and to me, it is just so beautiful. >> reporter: a beautiful final good-bye. >> it felt like i could hug scott. i could hug the spot where his spirit left this world and it brought me some peace. >> reporter: in oakland, anne makovec, kpix5. >>> and the families of 12 people came to say good-bye today. >>> well some hazy skies over the bay area today. the smoke came from controlled burns in the santa cruz mountains. those will continue through the weekend. other than that, a beautiful day with another in store. brian hackney is here with the forecast. >> good evening, we are starting out with northeastly clear sky ins the area. and fog

at that and i were trying to analyze which people are going lan and setting up control points like this one. we try to find out whether someone has been stealing things from certain fields and what types of people are involved. but it ultimately what matters most is his contention the athlete would i be an oddity up. this is one of the preventive measures motorcycle patrols on the rule of road to brown tornado. this unique usually focuses on environmental violations. but in the last few months. it's also an agricultural see that these were under cover of darkness that's what ruben castillo and not push him around is our date night too among the things they are keeping an eye on our irrigation systems and transformer stations like this one favourite car gets creepy however wire and hiking is valuable and hard to trace the first year that police had been patrolling the field there are too few of them to guard every field. but it's a beginning. a demo on even if we didn't catch anyone in the act. it's a pain to the perpetrators came off the off season though with stopping cars and taking i

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all lan have cleared for the area but there is activity in the center divide. stilllowing and a lot of recovery there. on 680 we have the crash blocking the slo lane. 68at ntague, the crash and fuel spill block the slow lane and the offramp. we do know there is now new tow truck dispatched that's not good news. we hoped the big rig tow truck was there. the sl drive north. did see reports of flat tes and debris. a smoother drive north pt stoneridge. the soutound side kicks in. the commute is ere, trafficn of the tri-valley.r volume out out of pleasanton. for 680 south a smooth drive for the maze no. problems approaching the bay bridge tl plaza. the metering lights ar on. aive look at the tolllaza shows you les are filled b lanes off to the left lighter an the lanes off to the right. that's a typical pattern. the fast tck and the lanes off to the right. that where we see most volume off t east shore freeway. watch for the rain and keep the wipe on. or the heaights even if you have sun light going on when your wipers were on. >> w understood what you meant, mike.

s towards the big damages. michael eaves has that next. >> have a look at this the heidleberg project. some of these hopes were destroyed by fire. some fear arson is to plame. blame. >> four suspicious fires in five weeks the heidleberg project director jeniene whitfield is it sure about it. >> i believe this has everything to do with a young person in this community. over the last 27 years he has used paint and plywood and sale salvaged objects to turn this neighborhood into a work of art. what started out as a paint job-for-his grandfather's house covers empty lots and abandons houses on heidleberg street. geiten is too upset about the fires to talk about them on the camera. but his confron confrontation wa neighborhood man breaking into a car has led to the fires. we have affected the lives of many young people in the community and some we are not. some we are interfering with their activity, if you understand what i am saying. they don't want that. >> people come from all over the world to see the heidleber

they told reuters wa it was a s. they describe them as being settled well, and said the main problem is the language barrier. all of the activists do cell she their cells with regular inmates. >>> caroline kennedy is now in tokyo, a ceremony to make her status official is set for next week. in the meantime, kennedy spoke about her arrival today saying she was proud to carry on the public service legacy of her father, the late president john f. kennedy. president obama appointed her to her ambassadorship back in july. >> twseven years in prison for a concert pianist. >> a connest pianist practiced at a level so loud that it caused her psychological damage. listen, tony, martine said she's misunderstood and she did not exceed noise limits whatever the case this ended newspaper court. and depending on the verdict, martine, wait for t her parents could face seven and a half years in jail, and a fine. and i kid you not. >> i'll keep that in mind because a dog woke me up from the argument next door to me. seven years? >> r

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about any of it. >>> then, "extra's" gossip girl with brand-new peek-a-boo pics, lindsay lohan in her lan sher hospital. is the mystery man in her bed. >>> and, music's controversy king, r. kelly sounds off on the new pop kids gone bad. >>> plus, 50 shades of strahan? >> maybe learn a little something from this book to hel us with the ladies. >> that's coming up. gee they say marriage is is a leap of faith, right? that phrase is taking on a whole new meaning for hollywood couple leann ris and kidd cibrian? >> i was with the couple who always seem to make headlines and made another one jumping out of a plane together. 13,000 feet in the air, eddie and lee ann inviting me to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. >> gorgeous outside right now, a sunset happening. >> joining us on board, the jump all part of the special veterans day celebration honoring our service men and women. lee ann in the mood with an impressive a kappa pela rendition of the "the "star-spangled banner"" ♪ >> cibrian sitting down for an exclusive no-holds-barred chat. last time we spoke, guys, you were telling me abou

those cash lanes at the bottom, no problem for the hov lan. oakland, north 880. there was aog repted running around on t freeway there. no updates. flashing lights but heard of no crashes ther. that's good ns. picking up the volume from both dictions. that is the issue.he yellow. no problems. slowing thrgh downtown as well becae of the volume. 58 much cleer route. not much folks use that. uth 680 where a crash just head down towards walnut creek. shoulder, things have cleared up there. a nice flow of traffic. also good for 680, 580 westbou at 84 throughlivermore. those are the commute routes. steady build, nothingig or amatic. 680 down tthe bottom of your scen. as we look outside, a live look at 280 northbound. picking up the volume. ower spots comingp. ba to you. >>> 6:09. w this morng, a plane headed to boston from miami made an emergency lanng from orlando after the pilot noticed a crack in the windshld. it happened aboardn america airlines flight last night. because the windoisouble threat.thereas no immediate international repaired that window and theoeing 7

john quinn lan is stating the case for membership. he's talking about the things that are needed to be done to reform the e.u. he has looked at the alternatives and has dismissed them as he told us today. >> british business would be poorer with less influence if we were outside of the european union. we've looked at some of the options, the norwegian option, the swiss option. none of them give us the benefit and influence that being active members of the e.u. does. we want to be in the e.u. but we want a reform. we don't want to settle for the status quo, but we want to do even better. >> so those are the options that he's dismissed. if we're going to stay in, we're going to need reform of the e.u. some of those reforms the e.u. must be open and competitive, building a single market that's fit for the 21st century, more outwardly. trade deals with the united states. legal safeguards for those within the eurozone and those that are staying outside like the u.k. as well and also look at making his working time director opt out permanen

swift has 55 acres in la salle and mcmull lan counties which are located right in the sweet spot of the eagle ford. last year they drilled 100% success. no dry holes. in other words, every time they drill, they're hitting oil here. swiss wells in eagle ford improve on all metrics. they announced three cent off beat, revenue rose 18% year over year. within eagle ford swift rose by over 10% and well costs declined by 10%. how many businesses with the cost of goods sold dropped, revenues rose. company has 340 million barrels of oil equivalent of net resource potential in the eagle ford shale. some of that represents natural gas liquids and they're not so good but it's still worth something. how much? when you factor in all the debt on swift energy's, and i'm going to say this, not so clean balance sheet, they have -- it is speculative friday, they have a $1.6 billion enterprise. when you compare that with swift's eagle ford resource potential you realize this stock is valued at $4.40 per barrel of oil they have in the ground. come o man. i mean, sure oil's down a lot in the last few weeks

parts of georgia and alabama you are waking up to temperatures or windchill temperatures only in the 30's. 38 right now in atlanta 38 as well in the city of montgomery. otherwise parts of the northeast in new york city only 29 degrees is the current windchill temperature. actually temperatures will make it into the 60s and 70s across texas. 48 degrees for the high temperature over in the city of minneapolis. rain and snow wise we are relatively quiet across the country. there are showers across central texas and light snow showers across parts of the northern rockies. it is tuesday into wednesday that we expect a storm system to begin a organize and produce heavier areas of precipitation. we are expecting areas of snow from parts of wisconsin further west into parts of new mexico. some areas are expecting a few inches of snow and we are talking locally up to 6 inches of rain in oklahoma and parts of northern texas. enhanced precipitation in oklahoma we had tropical storm sonya. it has weakened into a depression but it will be enhancing t enhancing. >> maria molina thank you. 41 after the h

s obligations. and as g.a.o. testified in our hearing a couple of weeks ago, if you compare 2008 to 2012 and look at cost estimations just in those four years we got 7% worse on developmental costs. 13% worse on total acquisition costs. and the average delay in initial operating capability went from 22 months to 27 months. so just looking at the last four years, we've gotten worse. in all of these categories. but, of course, it's not just the acquisition of weapons and equipment. the pentagon spends more on service contracts than it does on weapons. and there it's harder to know if the taxpayers are getting good value. what we do know is if you look at the last five years, contract spending is down 10%. but bid protests are up 35%. there's hardly a contract awarded these days that there's not a protest on. what's the effect of these trends. well, we waste a lot of money and effort. we have more tail and less tooth. more overhead and less -- that fighting capability than we should have for the money we spend. who

after the attacks security forces closed off the effected neighborhoods and the bagdad depreciation s -- operations commission said they had killed a man trying to blow himself up. since the beginning of the year over 7,000 people have died as the result of sectarian violence here in bagdad. and here the language has changed. there are some very stark statements coming out. one senior military official told me that bagdad faces an open war. a lot of this has to do with the spillover of people coming into iraq trying to destabilize the government. >>> at least 11 egyptian soldiers have been killed and several more wounded in a car bomb attack in north sinai. there have been dozens of attacks against security forces in sinai since the president was deposed in july and the military launched a complain there. here is the latest from cairo. >> so far there has been no claim of responsibility even though some security sources tell us that the hallmarks of the attack point a finger at a group based in sinai, and according to the security forces also aboard the boarder in gaza that group has

terry dole lan, we were saying during the break, what do you with a dull market? >> don't short it but i think it will have headwind heading into the holiday season. i think you'll see a bit of vacillation at the tops and then you'll see that final year-end rally to bring it up above 16,000. we think 16,200 bit end of the year. >> not enough to short it or buy on the dips -- >> i would say if you shorten it, it's basically a short-term play to see if you could get a couple days of downside, a little correction to cover them back again. simply a trade. not necessarily a position. >> we're always looking for catalysts. what is your next -- an earnings report, some data point on the economy? >> i think as we come into year end, you won't see as many datapoints but key focus is how the rates start to move and how quickly they move, if at all. that will sustain the rally or make the rally fail into the first quarter of next year. >> it's all about rates. >> i think it will be all about rates for the first quarter of next year. >> in terms of where the rates are here, w

s-v-e-n l-i-n-d-q-u-i-s-t. who is luckily swedish, with that name. and it's about the invention of racism. it is a brilliant, brilliant bo book. exactly why europeans had become overpopulated having suppressed women and having made babies -- he doesn't say that part quite as he should. anyway. then in order to take over other people's land invented the idea that those people were inferior. it's a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant book. and you know, let's keep this going. don't you love all this? so at your table, keep doing it. keep handing around ideas. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you for coming today. thank you also -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you to our national press club staff including our journalism institute and broadcast center for helping organize today's event. finally, here's a reminder. you can find more information about the national press club online at www.press.org. thank you. we are adjourned. >>> tonight or c-span 3, our "first ladies" series continues live with a look at the life and legacy of lady bird johnson. followed

senators grilling mayor lan tavner. the botched rollout. whole bunch of questions going on in today's hearing. she was asked about indications the administration really turned a blind eye to website security concerns. >> september 27th memo addressed to you states that due to system readiness issues, the required security assessment was only partly completed. >> so i think in the case because of the visibility of the exchange, the chief information officer wanted to make me aware of it and i agreed to sign it with their recommendation to proceed. >> does anybody else review or approve that decision before it's final? >> no, sir. >> like secretary sebelius or -- >> no, sir. that was my decision. >> our next guest is the senator asking those critical security questions. republican pat roberts of kansas, member of the senate, health education labor and pensions committee. good to see you, senator. >> thank you, greshen. >> obviously security was a huge concern of yours today. there's a big report out today that says that a bunch of these secur

and i think the thing that is important a s. this we're talkit a president who the democrats are gearing up for the major fight in november 2014. such a big issue. they want to retake the house. >> and this is what the president has been saying in a lot of the fund-raisers, too, that this is not about me, this is about trying to at that time house. perry, what -- i want to so pnt viewers this graph. the president has attended 30 fund-raisers so far in 2013. more than twice that of his two term predecessors. you look at bush and clinton and reagan, and president obama far exceeds that. and here is a guy who has said i don't really like asking people for money, i don't like glad handing as much as some of the other previous presentidents. what does this tell you about the president? >> it tells me two things. first is he really is focused -- you you talk about if the democrats win back the house in 2014 and keep the senate, he can govern in a much different way. he can push for immigration reform, he can get a lot of things done.

blocking multiple lans of 101 north bound as well. at last check there may have been only one lane open past the same of this crash. i also had a word of that we may have a situation similar to one of last week where one of the vehicles may be dangling over the edge of the roadway. that is unconfirmed at this point. again this is what one north bound leading into san francisco. here's a quick look at the look of the traffic maps. wal-mart is upping the ante on holiday shopping. they're starting their black friday deals today. shoppers are going to be able to purchase the items on my right now at the wal-mart to dock,. the deals include a 42 and a jvc l.e.d. tv for $299.80 tenant--10 inch xelio tablet for $49. the items will be available while supplies last. wal-mart declined to say whether it will be repeated the discounts during the thanksgiving weekend. >>darya: if your new dell laptops mel's strange you're not alone. customers have laptops mel's strange you're not a[ male announcer ]ve the founder of mercedes-benz once wrote someth

jamie wrote me, today we received a letter from anthem stating that my husband's individual healthcare lan which he had for 15 years will be changing to conform to a be laws and will no longer in effect come september 1st, 2014. just wrote me, what happened? i received a cancellation notice rom my insurance company and the coverage i am eligible for expensive. help me. obama has made the promise that if you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep doctor, period. for those who are seeing their cancelled, we know that that's simply not the case. there's another issue that new hampshire is facing and matter of choice and keeping not only the doctor that want to keep but also going to the hospital that you want to go to. because in new hampshire there's only one insurer who will exchanges at the this point, and to keep costs decided to urer has ten of our twork so 26 hospitals are not part of the are excluded. o, for example, the capital of new hampshire is concord. one of the hospitals that's been is concord hospital. i worked in concord for years. concord that the hospital is going to be ex

parade passes between his legs back to bonddump take anott then it curry going up for the floater, lans are clearly on his left ankle. curry left the game with a sprained again appears mild and it's not his surgically repaired right ankle. curry said the fourth. but the warriors went 350106-93. curry said his knee and ankle restore but there was a good chance he will play friday in san antonio. female narrator: through veterans day, it's posturepedic through veterans day, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars end monday at sleep train. with the olympic torch is on its way to the international space station. russia launched a rocket carrying the torch and a crew of three wednesday evening from the bai konur cosmo drome. the slam is not lifted during the trip but once it's there, to russian cosmonauts will take the torch outside for a space walk. it's all meant to promote the 2014 winter games which began--which began an--in sochi, russia on february 7th. >>jam

additional information out there such as enrollment by demographic category, as well as traditional lan features such as cost- sharing? >> i wish i knew is the short answer. should caveat all of the initial numbers begin by saying, i do not think it is a prediction of anything. it is just looking at the first periodsrds -- first 120 . the younger population is represented. in enrollment, you want to make sure that you are targeting everything. you need a healthy mix of people. i do not know anything about the insurance status. unfortunately, we did not build that data element into our application. we are not collecting it. we're planning to do a survey in 2014 of all the enrollees to ask them whether they were previously insured and will kind of coverage they had. we do have plans to closely examine our data. probably early to mid-next year. when the dust settles. we have good data to look at. we will be making all of our information, demographics and enrollment statistics, available once we have the data to share. >> have others on the panel seemed the same kind of platinum enrollment

i want to particularly call out senator lan landrieu for all ofr .elp and assistance on this a few examples. giving hud the authority to duplicative environmental reviews. as a result of these and other measures, we made great progress number of fronts. more than 230,000 people in small businesses have received assistance from fema, the small business administration, labor.artment of more than 99% of sandy-related national flood insurance policy totaling more tha than $8 million have been paid filed policyholders who claims. 97% of public beaches in the affected region were opened by memorial day 2013, sending a strong message that the shore was ready for business. when you include the national flood insurance program, the administration has nearly $40 billion in funding for recipients with $13.5 billion of this already paid out. hud in particular, has allocat allocated $10 billion in community development block grants including an allocation that took place within eight the sandye signing of supplemental into law. this it represented the fastest the allocation following signing of an appro

s on a regular basis. the policies we design, we design them with the real intention of trying to meet the needs of businesses that want to invest and expand and grow the economy. our tax reform principles reflect much discussion with the private sector. i think that there's been a bit of an evolution of the parties in this country and i think that some of the kind of traditional support in the republican party and arger businesses financial enterprises has changed a little bit. i think that may be what you're referring to. i think businesses thought we were listening to them in september and october. what i heard them saying was we go to the hill and we don't think people are listening to us there. i think a lot of people on the hill were listening. if there are 50 or 100 people who have a different or nontraditional view, it doesn't mean no one is listening. i urge people not to just focus on 50 or 100 who may have a more radical idea of what to do but focus on kind of the core of members who, when it ca