i am proud tomorrow to help move forward legislation that my staff has been working closely with jay nath and mayor leon that will real i do three things. first of all, it will create a chief data officer because we need one person who is responsible and accountable for moving forward our open data agenda. secondly, we're going to require every department in the city to have a representative who is responsible for data so you can go to our transit agency, our police department, any of our 50 plus departments and know who can help you get the data that we need. thirdly, we need to make sure that we have common standards so that as this data is presented, all of us can know how to use it, how to play with it and move things forward. >>> now, i want to take this moment to issue a challenge to the smartest and the brightest in san francisco here in this room. there are three ideas that have been working on for the last year that i would love to see potentially in hack-a-thon to help move our city forward. the first has to do with a favorite topic of san franciscans. how many of you have had y

nathes. -- nation. that's another, i think, unfortunately, a nail in the coffin. host: when it comes to the individual mandate, jay carney was asked questions about the affordable care act and he talked about how the affordable care act makes concessions for those who are individuals and low-income. here's what had he to say. get your response to it. >> what it allows is the opportunity for individuals to -- who could not prior to passage of the affordable care act afford certain insurance, to get insurance. and it provides subsidies for those who need help in affording it. and it assists businesses in that effort so that they can provide insurance to their employees. host: under that, giving assistance to individuals, so there are already things according to jay carney. guest: let's understand what's going on here. individuals are being forced into this. who are those individuals who would otherwise opt out if they are young, healthy individuals? and what we are finding is that their cost, their subscriber cost, premiums, are going to double or triple. and the reason for that is, if you're going to bring people i