zeke manuel with me listening.tects of obama care, so when you hear that, one of the biggest numbers we got out of that from 2012 alone as this has started savings wise, over $3 billion in savings effectively americans have begun to see. they'll start to feel that even more. as we get through this, and the president said that we best solve this if we work through this together to fix the problems that are going to come with this, you admit there will be glitches with obama care as we start to understand what it means? >> yes. >> i just lost you. zeke, can you still hear me? >> now i can. >> good. there would be glitches with obama care as americans start to live through it? we've got to live through it to figure out what they are? >> right. and i think the fact is that some of the websites are going to have some problems. we're not going to have all of the selection of insurance companies we want, but we're going to fix the website. it's only a technical problem. we are going to get more insurance companies coming

zeke, first of all, help us break down this report. investigation start in the september, 2012 and ended last month. what kind of cutbacks took place? does this have anything to do with the so-called sequester cuts. >> that's the take away. this is pre-existing. >> presequester. it can't be blamed on sequester. >> you can blame it on the general pressures of the entire federal government over the past several years to bring down their costs. they're been budget cuts to the defense department and the navy. this isn't the sequester, this isn't the thing you've heard washington talk about. >> the forced budget cuts. >> this is a decision that somebody made, this wasn't something forced on the navy. and that led to this inspector general report says it led to a decrease in security at these facilities and put service members and civilians at risk. >> i read the piece on time.com. alex rogers saying that the government on it says the navy in an attempt to reduce costs let its guard down to risks posed by outside contractors. we know the sho

zesh zeke, you couldn't say what premium levels would be, what costs were going to be for individualslisten to what jay carnie said about it today at the white house. >> today the department of health and human services release ad a new report, showin six of ten americans who don't have coverage. can get coverage less than $100 a month under the health care law when the market place is open for business with help of tax credits and medicaid. that's 23.2 million people. this news after the census bureau reported the percent of uninsured americans fell in 2012. in part thanks to gains in coverage of young adults on their parents' policies thanks to the affordable care act. >> john than, that's the thing the republican opposition doesn't attempt to take on. it seems to me. the notion that it, what he was just saying. most of the uninsured would be able to got their health insurance for less than $100 a month. there is a real number. a real thing you can get in. and, challenge, or, or not. it seems like, the republicans don't want to challenge it. because they actually, sound like a prett

zeke emmanuel and capitol hill.ssion to do away with obama care. when you look at the latest poll numbers suggesting that if your party is going to get the blame, if the government shuts down, what's your advice? >> first of all, i'm a manufacturer. i look at the root cause of the problem. the reason we are at this point is because the democrated jammed through on a 100% partisan basis a reform. they didn't try to get bipartisan basis. come on. please. harry reid had to pass a bill in over two years. they are going to swap this thing away. we should have swatted this bill away harry reid said. as soon as they passed it, they give him time. i don't want to shut down. the white house is trying to work on this enormous thing. the root cause of the problem is this is an incredibly partisan bill. we are dealing with that right now. i don't care. >> senator, let's go back to that. >> now you can talk. >> we ran an election, president obama versus mccain in 2008. obama won. we worked for 14 months to get bipartisan support

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with me now, zeke miller, reporter for "time." ambassador mark ginsburg, former ambassador for morocco. and colonel jack jacobs, medal of honor recipient and msnbc military analyst. zeke, we've been listening to preliminary reactions to what the president would like done here. he's going to be reapi ireachino key members. is he going to get a yes vote? >> congressional leaders say when a president asks for a vote like this, it will pass. there's going to be a bit of strong arming that the white house and congressional leadership of both parties are going to have to do. if this doesn't pass, it really is a -- will reflect very poorly about the president's political power, police call capital in washington and really, sort of, set the tone for the rest of the second term. if it passes, the white house has a huge upside here. it's probably going to pass but it won't be easy and that process also is going to require the white house to really invest a lot effort and energy in getting these lawmakers across the finish line. that's somet

zeke emanuel, a special former health adviser and currently chair of medical ethics and policy at the university of pennsylvania. thank you for being here. >> it's my pleasure, it's an honor. >> as a doctor, can you affirm whether or not that dog will be able to get a proper eye patch? >> i'm not a vet, although we do have a vet school at the university of pennsylvania, but i never trained with dogs. >> the president today said that republicans' biggest fear is not that the affordable care act will fail, but that it will succeed. do you think that political judgment is a sound political judgment and do you think it will succeed? >> you have to ask my brother about sound political judgments, he's told me that i'm not allowed to make political statements since i don't know anything about politics. but on the policy issue of whether it's going to actually work, i do think it's going to work. and i think we've already had signs that it's worked. many people say, well, october, the affordable care act is going to kick in, but it's been around for almost four years now and it's had a pretty

thus seek my immune kron 4 and in spirit high zeke monuments >> reporter: asking customers from refiningcks appreciation day but they have nothing to do with these easements. the feedback the customers are uncomfortable with the guns in the store. so this is not a band but a critical last. customers that we spoke with on wednesday says that they appreciate this new policy. on center cisco kron 4 news. san francisco >> pam: cal-trans spent about 50- million dollars statewide. cleaning trash off of state highways last year. crews collecting enough trash. to fill eight- thousand dump trucks. now, the chp is cracking down on highway litter. whether accidental or intentional. stanley roberts has details in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter:ok this is irony. i am out with the california highway patrol commercial enforcement division doing litter enforcement and we come upon this recology garbage truck >> reporter:if you look closely you will notice bags and paper blowing out of the truck and on to highway 101 in san francisco >> reporter:the last time i checked they are suppos