to be protected under the clean water act, it had to be navigable, but they didn't specify what "navigableans. should it be a tugboat, should it be a little paper boat? they didn't specify, so it left it up to the enforcement agencies. so in 2008, the army corps of engineers did a study of whether the l.a. river was going to be navigable, in fact, or not. so, this created a huge uproar in the environmental community in the country, because everybody realized that this was going to be, um, a landmark decision, and it was going to impact the future of all the rivers, and all the waters in the united states. at the same time, george wolfe was planning to do this kind of tongue-in-cheek trip down the entire length of the l.a. river. so, he became a kind of pivotal question mark on whether this could be decided on a technicality, essentially. if he could prove that the river's navigable, that was all that it was going to take. but it was a kind of absurd shot in the dark. >> maybe in an hour or so from now, people in kayaks are going to be setting off down the los angeles river, on a trip suppo

the navigators, who are they?e people that hhs, the obama administration is going to be hiring to educate the public about obamacare. so this is a huge job. they can not be paid by insurance companies. so insurance agents don't like the navigators because they think that these are going to be, they are going to be unlicensed people, and they could give out wrong information. so, the success of obamacare, really depend on these navigators and how successful they are. bill: so they give advice to everyday americans to do what? to go into exchanges or to not go into the exchanges or what? >> yeah. to ask consumers what they're looking for and to look a the insurance plans in the health exchanges to make the best choice for them and their families. so, that, they're paid by the government, not by the insurance plans, to make those type of choices. bill: so the navigators could steer you into the government's plan then, the government's program, right? >> absolutely. they definitely look at all the options and that wil

these navigators are cashing in.e record -- i'm not sure i want them with my medical records. >> i think, eric, we have a hike crow comp -- microcosm in this in detroit. you have so many people on the public dole who are using that information ill illegally to get at private enterprise. and the as long as there's competition this insuran companies wi compete and they have to obey the law. so if they they're caught they can be punished. these individuals can get away with it before you know it happened. >> the insurance industry is the only one besidesajor league baseball exempt from antitrust laws. the fact that every insurance company n know about my medical records drives me crazy. >> last thought. >> i agree, drives me crazy, too. i'm not disagreeing about the knowledge. it's the mis use. >> what -- nothing about the obamacare that is competitive because it's all based on force. forcing you to comply, and of course it will be chock-full of fraud. the question is why do we pursue policies we know are going to waste

. >>> navigating long-term care. the cost can be staggering, so can long-term care insurance premiums. the answers you need as we kick off the special series, how to navigate long-term care that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 31st. >>> good evening everyone. no change in policy and no clues on what happens next. that was the message today from the federal reserve as policy makers wrapped up the two-day meeting. the central bank is keeping interest rates at zero percent and gave no indication about its pl economic stimulus plan saying that the u.s. that today as the government reported the gross domestic product or gdp picked up a bit in the second quarter growing at a rate of 1.7%. that was bter than expected but still pretty weak. the reaction on wall street to that economic news was pretty good, too. the nasdaq rose 10, the s&p off a fraction. here is hampton pearson. >> reporter: for now the federal reserve will keep buying 85 million in mortgage and treasury securitie securities

or we can define navigable water ourselves. why would we do that when we can complain about the administration not doing its job? two years ago the corps and e.p.a. provided clarity on this issue. they took comment on the draft for 90 days and received over 200,000 comments on the guidance, comments that were overwhelmingly favorable. the draft guidance provides a more predictable and consistent procedure for identifying waters and wetlands protected under the clarity. it focuses on protecting small -- under the clean air act. it focuses on protecting small water waist and protecting adjacent wetlands to keep communities safe from floods. the guidance also main feigns tanse all of the existing -- maintains all of the existing exemptions and identifies specific water bodies to which it does not apply things like artificial lakes and ponds and other types of drainages and ditches. it does not extend federal protection to any waters not historically protected under the clean air act, and it's fully consistent with the law and the

satellites and these navigation plays were lost they disintegrated into the pacific ocean now x. rays of blame at that time the fail if you will a miscalculation that prevents it the machine from reaching the orbit and of course there was another failure back in two thousand and eleven here i'm talking about the failure of the progress rockets now when parts of the progress rockets reach the earth now witnesses said at that time that the explosion could be heard within one hundred kilometers so we are talking about another environmental impact here and course there were some fears that the i assess crew. would have to just start saving the supplies and we of course have to talk here about the some of the financial losses now the i would just give you some figures the single launch of the prophet prophet on rocket cost one hundred million dollars and now x. prison assuming that the failure of this project the one that we are seeing right now in this video cost to to hunt. million dollars and i don't really mean a huge impact you know that's a that's a lot of money up in smoke righ

we understand the difficulty navigateing our licensing process and being be able to understand it in english. many business owners are intimated and in navigateably the system so we help the limited especially folks. currently on staff we're able to provide english serves in cantonese and other and we have other languages we serve as well. if we have other language needs we access the language line or we'll schedule an appointment and an interpreter to come in so we can provided the one-on-one services. we've provided the business assistance to persons who are deaf as well. so i kind of a reminded you know that our small businesses are the economic engine of our city we have 95 percent small businesses under 1 hundred employees 76 percent are solely proprietors. as i noticed our multiple lingual we do case management and we'll provided one-on-one assistance with our case managers we do a cheng list with the federal requirements where we can work with our state and federal departments if they have multiple language materials we have those on hand. and as i noticed the language we're a

otoh proton which was carrying three navigation settlers are to orbit just decided that today was not going to be the day it spiraled out of control disintegrated as you can see right now of the camera there and then did it literally disintegrated going splitting into all kinds of places and then dropping off within that inhabited space at the cosmodrome now of course so we've heard sources saying that you know this is not this is not the best thing that could happen to this right now this is a radio active set allied to these people who live around there. is no years and also it is just a couple of seconds into a launch exploding just a few seconds into a lot you imagine it's made up saluting phil to the brim with rocket fuel absolutely i mean this is what's getting authorities quite worried out there is that this disintegrating dropping in the middle of an inhabited area could bring a lot of the trouble they're thinking of now evacuating that area now i've been there to buy to myself you've been there to buy a you know how it's such a small town but with with such a small group of p

that's been one of the main concerns as they're not knowing how to navigate the departments and trying to get the in land service a difficult. some you thought things excuse me. some of the things we're doing to address this include doing a lot of workshops and ethnic media to make sure we have an opportunity to reach anti. and i think i said to conclude that by saying in collaboration with the language access network we're here to make sure we serve the community >> thank you. thanks to the language access network and the real strong collaboration cigarette up for language equality. madam chair can we open this open for public comment? is there anybody who wants to speak. please come forward >> good morning supervisors. i'm actually in support of today's hearing on this subject. 6th back they're there i've learned a lot. i have two questions to propose for discussion after i'm finished. number one since the city attorney's office isn't here how does that effect the hearing and i was wondering where the department of public health gave a presentation to the committee on this subject si

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they could get hired as a navigator and the pay is good, between 20 and $48 apparently.ugh people's records. i think it's a serious problem. also they don't even have to have a high school education. >> steve: they could get paid up to 50 bucks an hour? >> yeah. >> steve: great job. you say there is a silver lining to all of this data hub business. >> this is the federal government. >> steve: that's right. [ laughter ] >> and for example, the last time the federal government tried an enormous computer integration of health records, it was between the veterans administration of the department of defense. they tried to do it starting in 1998 and 2013, in february this year. they threw up their hands and said, this isn't going to work. we crashed and burned. >> steve: wear back to pens and paper. you also say that the potential failure of the program could further convince voters obamacare is unworkable. >> steve: well, let's say if it -- >> well, let's say if it works, we'll be exposed to potential security issues. if it doesn't work, more money goes down the drain and mor

i don't want to say she's i'm a great navigator. i'm a great navigator. i don't know which way's west. well i mean i'm pretty good at navigating. i definitely pay attention. griffith park drive. is that where we're going? well it said go a mile and a ½ and turn left. oh god. oh god. okay but that way. okay we need to turn around. okay se we have to turn around. it's not life or death. well i didn't have a street sign sideways. i don't think she drives as well as she thinks she drives. i think she does a lot of stop and start. a lot of breaking. oh i'm by far the better driver than my mother. absolutely. i'm much better because i'm older and more relaxed.

>> they are, one, who is the navigator. and is the navigator bossy. are you a navigator in the car? >> now that people have a gps, do they even use those navigators? >> i'm sorry. >> i have the cheeseburger and then this thing. >> it's distracting. even with the gps, you know how the gps is like turn right, turn right, turn right and. >> drives me crazy. >> and there are like four rights in a row. >> in the meantime, they -- they change the road since they did the gps and you are in a different state than you are supposed to be. i don't listen to those people. >> the other one is, don't be afraid of silence in the car. some people just like silence. only time there's silence in our car is when i'm mad at frank. >> and then you are stewing and not speaking. do you look out the window? >> when i'm stewing, oh, yeah. the window gets steamed up i'm steaming so much. no, i get mad if he doesn't know where he's going and i do. and -- but he think he's knows best so he doesn't ask and just keeps on going. >> i told you we should have turned right or turned left. i remember when we were kid

satellites and these navigation plates were lost they disintegrated into the pacific ocean now x. rays of blame at that time the fail if you will a miscalculation that prevents it the machine from reaching the orbit and of course there was another failure back in two thousand and eleven here i'm talking about the failure of the progress rockets now when parts of the progress rockets reach the earth now witnesses said at that time that the explosion could be heard within one hundred kilometers i would just give you some figures the single launch of the product on products on rocket cost one hundred million dollars and now x. princess that the failure of this project the one that we are seeing right now in this video cost up to two hundred million dollars and loss. you can do because of a right there though edward snowden's quest for asylum appears to be hitting a wave tip of the nation's apparently reluctant to get involved ecuador support has been lukewarm at best and russia now says he can stay but if he stops leaking information some of those leaks of the need to be even washing

also the sound launch into nowhere and on monday a russian rocket loaded with navigation such wise crunch was in a minute to take open golfing the accident site in clouds of toxic gases and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. and we're bringing you live pictures from a square now where egypt's president mohamed morsi faces one blow after and not that as the army demands hit address close to quit buying millions of protesters while senior government officials resigned in solidarity with the opposition. international news and comment live from moscow this is all she with me hello and welcome to the program. edward snowden has was drawn his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president that the fugitive whistleblowers welcome to stay only if he stops harming washington details now live from. going off was joining us from metro airport in moscow igor nice to see you will top and that. well at first there were lots of conflicting reports over whether or not snowden had asked russia for political asylum and it turns out that late on sunday he passed an an

navigation systems on the filter of assyria since we measured just fine on his bike . bush is rapidly expanding market is becoming increasingly attractive to international corporations. qualcomm is one of the firm for consider only action so we went to the core components to see what they had to offer. teach. it didn't take much to jump into to attend i.q. two thousand and thirteen which was held just a stone's throw away from bad square at the ritz carlton hotel the event put together the biggest in brightest plays of the mobile and wireless industries looking to tap into the tension of the bush markets extensible lots of fall. networks and the ready availability of affordable smart phones means that the number of active mobile connections between she's expected to more than double by two thousand and seventeen make an exception only to india. qualcomm focus on providing both hardware and software products for the wireless ecosystem and mobile environment among those this the company currently works with internet security by the kaspersky mobile game developer hero cr

level, federal, state, and local, are always difficult for small businesses to understand how to navigate the process of getting certified to do business, finding the right sources to be able to talk to and understand how to navigate getting into the contract thing rolls with public sectors, so we try to help small businesses understand that, and we partner with a lot of organizations -- the city, the state of california, and now federal agencies, to be able to take advantage of a huge buying opportunity for small businesses, but one that they find very intimidating. sometimes it takes too long. it is too complicated. for real red tape of process is something less certainly exists with small businesses try to get into public contracts the work. those are two roles we play, separate from the access to credit roll. on the financing side, sba plays a role across a wide spectrum in terms of who we partner with and what kinds of loans sba is able to guarantee. we are not a direct lender or guarantee lender. we have a couple of program he says, just to give you a sense, and i will let eric talk

launch into nowhere an unmanned russian rocket loaded with navigation such lies crunchers a minute after takeoff and golfing the accident finding clouds of talks agassiz and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. and egypt's president mohamed morsi faces one blow after another as the army demands he address calls to point by millions of protesters while senior government officials resigned in solidarity with the opposition. international news live from moscow this is r.t. with me here hello and welcome to the program. edward snowden as was drawn his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president of the future whistleblowers welcome to stay only if he stops harming washington details now from he's a gorgeous going to alt. a lot of conflicting reports over whether or not snowden had asked russia for political asylum and it turns out that late on sunday he passed an animal up with a written request to a representative of the russian foreign ministry through the legal expert from we could leaks was accompanying him on this trip at airports but then took th

kids how to navigate through the massive information that's coming at them. people's fantasy is their reality. and if you don't have your realities down, which is your education, your economics, your enforcement, your environment, which is often the case in the black community, you could fall into a situation where fantasy and reality has a very thin line between the two. and when you have that very thin line between the two, not only does art imitate life, but life can imitate art, you know, be reciprocated. and that's what we're facing with information today. you have situations that control images. images create perceptions. and young people, without being able to navigate through information and images, will follow their peers based on the perception. and that's where it gets dangerous. and you have some communities that can't hold their own water, thus the community i come from. our realities are not controlled by us. so therefore, we can be dictated to on how to act. so that goes with television, music, film, you know. i mean, i come from a community wh

also the sollie launch into nowhere i don't mind a russian rocket loaded with navigation such a life crunchers a minute after takeoff and gulping the accident site in clouds of toxic gases and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. and we're bringing you live pictures from the from the egyptian campus old from tahrir square back as people are getting together for more protests so egypt's president mahmoud. more session save face is one blow off to another as the army demands his address calls to quit by millions of protests as well senior government officials resign in solidarity with the opposition. international news live from moscow this is ulty with me thanks for joining us. edward snowden has was drawn his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president that the huge to whistleblower is welcome to stay only if he stops harming washington the details now from our she's hugo is joining us now live from the moscow airport very nice to see you so what's happened there. well it first there were a lot of conflicting reports about whether or not edwar

also this hour launch into nowhere and on monday russia look at loaded with navigation satellites crunchers a minute after takeoff engulfing the accident site in the clouds of toxic gases and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. and egypt's president mohamed morsi faces one blow after not that the only demands headrest calls to quit by the millions of protesters while senior government officials resigned in solidarity with the opposition. news from russia and iran the world this is a she with me you know thanks for joining us for us to edward snowden the heart of the draw on his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president that the fugitive whistleblower is welcome to stay only his top hauling washington the details now from she's our niece and now a. he won't take this offer from russia from putin to be welcomed here and gain asylum based on the conditions that lead singer putin put out on monday which were that he had to stop quote harming his u.s. counterparts to meet their discoveries putin spoke person basically related it reiterated this saying

been personally navigating these weeks? >> it has been difficult times. all life atognize some point comes to an end. here is a man who has contributed so much as by being being there in addition to what he has done that one becomes concerned when it looks like it is coming to an end, but i tend to look around and say, what are , andthings he contributed i hear people talking about all sorts of things. there are things i will deemphasize for the rest of my life, and i hope historians will as well. demonstrates the capacity for forgiveness, the commitment to reconciliation. the second thing is what he damaged rated about leadership. -- demonstrated about leadership. he demonstrated leadership is not so much about what you know or what you do. it is about how to be. him it was about how to be. the adversary was something martin luther king tried to teach about as well. it included much more than that. it included a spiritual intelligence. to winnie letter mandela from prison in which he said he took care of his spiritual needs by 15 minutes of meditation ev

some might be to make it harder for a navigator to qualify and get to be a navigator.ugust 15 for the federal exchanges. paid for the work. the idea is to have community- based groups that can into the heart of the communities. literally the language but understanding the concerns. i looked at the data bank of the laws. and i was left wondering, the state insurance commissioner has until august 15 to come up with kind of roles that will say who is a navigator and what criteria will they have to know. wouldwondering how many get bogged down. host: next calller from utah. caller: i wanted to know what the rationale or reasoning was for making the work week 30 hours, rather than keeping with 40, and why would that be something that they would think about getting rid of like they did the class act in 1099? 1099? host: there are bills for that. they wanted to maximize coverage. there are apparently some other irs rules. because it is written in the law, it is out something the treasury or department of health and human services can say we're going to change it, not a regula

launch into nowhere and amanda russian rockets loaded with navigation satellites a minute after takeoff engulfing the accident site in clouds of gases and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. and live pictures. here square is egypt's president mohamed morsi faces one blow after another as the all meet demands he addressed to quit millions of protesters government officials resigned in solidarity with the opposition. international news and comment line on screen twenty four hours a day this is. edward snowden has withdrawn his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president that the fugitive whistleblower is welcome to stay only if he stops harming washington details now from going to. there are lots of conflicting reports over whether or not snowden had asked russia for political asylum and it turns out that late on sunday he passed an animal up with a written request to a representative of the russian foreign ministry through the legal expert from we could weeks was accompanying him on this trip at airports but then took the request to back after he

into no way an unmanned russian rocket loaded with navigation satellites crashes a minute after takeoff. accident clouds of toxic gases and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. and night pictures now from. in egypt the situation is reaching boiling point as the deadline for the president to address the calls of millions of protesters moves closer with every minute trees now proposing to scrap the constitution and hold new elections. international news and comment. twenty four hours a day this is. edward snowden has withdrawn his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president that the fugitive whistle blow is welcome to stay only if he stops washington details now from. a lot of conflicting reports over whether or not snowden had asked russia for political asylum and it turns out that late on sunday he passed up with a written request to a representative of the russian foreign ministry through the legal expert from wiki leaks was accompanying him on this trip. but then took the request to ban. after hearing what russia's president vladimir putin had

into nowhere an unmanned russian rocket loaded with navigation satellites crashes a minute after takeoff from the clouds of toxic gases and sparking fears of an environmental disaster. live pictures from tahrir square where in egypt the situation is false reaching a boiling point as the deadline for the president to address the calls of millions of protesters moves closer with every military is now proposing to scrap the constitution and dissolve parliament. internationally using comment online on screen twenty four hours a day this is. edward snowden has withdrawn his request for asylum in russia it follows a statement by the russian president that the fugitive whistleblower is welcome to stay only if he stops harming washington meanwhile the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has been speaking exclusively to r.t. about the possibility of offering a safe haven to the thirty year old and we'll cross live a little later talk course with his can of who was listening to be interviewed in full and we'll find out more about what madeira had to say well in the meantime edward snowden has thre

if it possible to navigate the economy with all the details of his diction misinformation and media hype so he you up to date by decoding the mainstream status if in your right. please. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you. are welcome to the big picture. of. the mission free couldn't take three days for free. richmond free. free. free. free blogs just plug in video for your media projects a free media. tom. however at the break of the recession we had this huge surge where we had a tripling in the number of families who are on the wait list for shelter and that reached the highest point ever about a month ago we had a increase in the number of people who were single adults who are high. about a fifty percent increase there we have about sixty percent of all the people right now seeking shelter are homeless for the very first time in the united states especially of plays a very central role because it's this very much this culture

easy to navigate.e -- while we have been working to make it better, we want to make the remote control experience better. the buttons on their military at last year when we launch, we said let's start with the last button, rather than a last nine. this has been hugely popular. people use this more than 10 times a day. makeve looked at how to other buttons valuable. let's go into game of thrones. if i pull the info button, it allows me to take actions. team hashe graphics done a fabulous job giving you information without interrupting your video experience. bingee also observed viewing habits that we all have as consumers that did not exist if you -- a few years ago. my wife and i, we get lost of where are we. .ere is episode six it lets you know you have seen the episode. you may have noticed that in a couple of other menu screens. it is letting you know real- time. another area that we have been excited to work on that we have not worked on before was disability. , we arehired a new team proud of the

>> well we are looking at the auto throttle and they get navigation in lateral and navigation and thrustthey can accept rate them and just get thrust. >> reporter: how probable was it that those two systems or just auto pilot was turned off? >> that is probable. >> reporter: and the auto pilot was turned off? >> well, it can work safe live both ways. >> reporter: deborah hershman chair of the ntsb, we will send it back to you in the studio. >>> also new this morning, the families of the two teenage girls killed in the crash arrived in the area. the grieving parents arrived at fso along with a representative for asianian -- asiana airlines and one of the fathers got into a heated exchange with one of the ceos of the asiana airlines, he said he was dissatisfied with the handling of the disaster. >>> they are going to formally item find the bodies. they have confirmed the victim's bodies were found about a mile apart and one of the girls was ejected and found on the runway and the other was found next to the plane. investigators are looking into the possibility that one of the girls was kil

we have many narrow sidewalks in the city and we have sidewalks that are not always easy to navigate for pedestrians. recently the board of supervisors passed legislation that i authored to streamline our process for producing -- for approving pedestrian upgrades such as wider sidewalks and pedestrian build outs. this is a very important piece of legislation and i hope will put us on the right path in terms of making our sidewalks better for pedestrians. but we also have a challenge on our current sidewalks that we need to address, and that is that many of these sidewalks are overly crowded with street furniture. some of these items, some of the street furniture provides very critical services for our city. for example, newsracks provide a critical service of allowing people access to newspapers. muni bus shelters, of course, are incredibly important in terms of providing people with space to wait for the bus. and traffic control signals which obviously control our traffic signals and provide a key service. others, the value is not so apparent like some of the massive advertising kio

or have you figured out a way to navigate all of that? >> shockingly not, i feel like this is not everyone is thrilled, but everyone can live with this and you know, we are really helping business and all types of business. >> where was the most difficult compromise in your five points? >> allowing the transfer of the bars and liquor stores. >> but you are contention is that this allows the redistribution. so that it is good for the fabric of the neighborhood. >> exactly. >> and i would like to say, too. i do know supervisor campos's office and supervisor weiner's office they did a lot of out reach. and on both sides of the street where they were even doing out reach up to you know doloris and on the side streets like 18th and 19th. 17th and 16th street. i was really impressed and you said it earlier in the comments you had a lot of community meetings and i do know for a fact that you had a lot of community meetings and you had a lot of residents show up. both business and otherwise, and i do know, speaking with both of mission merchants

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general, and how that impacts the way how women navigate policymaking. is there truisms you make that we can say about what you learned from studying and talking to so many staffers and whatnot about what you said, in some ways, the senate neutralizes gender because of the senators in regime regardless of who you are or what your sex is. >> guest: there's a certain amount of deference. the senate definitely considering itself an important institution, particularly compared to the house; right? the republican party and the democratic party, but there's also the house and the senate, and the house is upset, and the senate looks down on how they are doing, and senate -- you get more respect than even if you were a house member which is one of 435. each senate office is its own business in a way, running a large staff, and they want a finger in every pot. they are trying to serve a statewide constituency, and state has interests in a lot of issues, so each of them are trying to get a piece of the pie. the other piece of the puzzle is there's no rules; right?

the problem we have is that you can have as many navigators as you want. each time you navigator, like a worker, spends hours with an individual to try get them, either on the exchange or medicaid, that doesn't deal with the fact that 80% of the population in new mexico, who is uninsured, doesn't know about what the availability is, and it's part of what you said, about the hostility of the political climate that has so tainted this. but there are other ways, like you heard of suppression of votes. there's also suppression of getting people enrolled. there are so many barriers to someone becoming enrolled, whether it's stigma or distance in a rural area or, they lost their application, or, we didn't hire enough people in the medicaid office to many it. just have to wait. there are so many ways that even a state that has accepted medicaid can slow the process, with many people having a view of medicaid as it's a handout, just making people dependent. that is the hugest problem we're facing in our state, which has accepted medicaid. >> okay. my name is sandr

. >> reporter: in california the state's exchange is set to hire 21,000 navigators to help people with the enrollment process. dave jones worries there isn't enough safeguards in place to weed out identity thieves. >> how benefits exchange to adopt a system of fingerprinting, background checks, minimal training and certification but we believe they should go further. >> reporter: she agrees officials need to get out in front of frauders. >> they tend to be ten steps ahead of law enforcement. >> reporter: she sees the biggest potential for fraud happening online through imposter exchange web siesites official looking e-mails. >> consume series will feel compelled to respond to e-mails because it's a law and we want to ever sure they realize that could get them into trouble. >> reporter: officials with new york state's benefit exchange says they won't launch their campaign until this summer but a big component will ever sure residents know they should only sign up with insurance with certified and officially recognized navigators, counselors and brokers to avoid being scrammed. for "nigh