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off the second ever keplar science conference going on all week here, bringing together 400 confm+÷ncegoing on all week discuss the three years of data collected so far by the space telescope. there's still a year's worth of data that has yet to be amized. reporting live at nasa ames, bob rydell, nbc bay area news. >> fascinating news. we're still waiting for e.t. to phone home. >> 800 new planets. we could get a lot of candy from those aliens. let's check in with christina to find out what's happening around the bay area. cold start. real cold start. look at that. >> that's right. the frost on the windshield. record cold, in fact, out in napa. 31 degrees this morning. actually, a new record for this date. that beat out the old record of 32 degrees, which is freezing. that was set back in 2011. we have another cold start tomorrow, but it won't be quite as frigid. i want to the show you san jose. look at this beautiful fall color across the south bay. just beautiful out there right now. as we head throughout this afternoon, the winds are going to continue to pick up. i want to show you

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the group wants to delay the deadline to sign up nce.lth and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says that's not going to happen. >> for millions of americans, delay is not an option. people's lives depend on this. >> reporter: sebelius says the website will be fully functional by the end of the month. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> wednesday did bring more signs of a potential extension to the enrollment period for aca. the head of human that, one of the lasters insurers in the obamacare market place said the government will eventually give people more time to sign up. >>> the officials from the united states, russia, china, britain, france and germany will begin meetings today with iranian representatives over iran's nuclear enrichment program. the gang of six are seeking an end to the nuclear program there in exchange they will cut back on sanctions against iran which have crippled their economy. but a bill being debated in the united states could derail the talks. congress is considering imposing new sanctions, a m

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>> has been 240 weeks and 11 temporary extension nce the first unemployment benefits were filed.pushing for more handouts, maybe they should be pushing for more jobs. linda is here to hash it out with adam lashinsky. this is the type of backwards thinking that we have been getting accustomed to coming out of washington. and this includes addressing the underlying structural issues. at this point, we should be having meaningful discussion about ta reforms and pro-growth and pro-busins policies and instead what we are hearing from is more handouts and welfare and keeping americns on this. this is perpetuating the problem neill i guess things are ptty bad. but are we just, are we making a bigger mess of this? >> i will say straight out. i don't know what the right amount of time is. so i am trying to be humble about that. but what i do know is that the people, obviously we still have high unemployment and people are ill hurting and we are cutting the social safety net in other ways as well. we saw what happened with food stamps and we saw what has happened with a great number of sta

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framework in place to allow what is in the strategic interest of both countries, which is a assistance,nce of to allow that to happen. good morning. thank you to the institute. i'm from spain. i understand quite well that the u.s. strategy is going to be -- in theed on pacific. the pacificd from and asian countries. on the other hand, we have -- needs toink that nato be transformed? when i mean that, i mean transformed beyond 2014 once the isflict in afghanistan solved? if that is the case, what should be the role of the u.s. leaving nato -- leading nato? >> at the nato remains extremely important and relevant for the u.s.. it is the first place we turn to for allies and partners and anything we do not rolling in europe than anywhere in the -- and not just in europe and anywhere in the world. do think the alliance needs to think about how we are to sustain a reasonable level of investment in our capabilities for the future at a time that is not popular for many inside europe. how do we get more bang for the buck? more bang for the euro? greater development and sharing and pooling the resou

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people signing up for nce had azed insura shorter time, and over 1/4 of them waited until the last month to get enrolled. i understand that the beginning -- butrollment period what we've learned in massachusetts is when it comes to enrolling in health care, any of us wait until the end to get it done. what didator tavenner, the administration anticipates would be the pattern, of enrollment, prior, what were you thinking prior to the launch of thinkcare.gov, and do you the early problems you had are moing to affect the long-ter pattern in enrollment? >> we assumed we would be able to enroll folks throughout the six months, but that that greatest surge would come in december, because we got there were people who wanted coverage on january 1 and the second search would come late february, early march, by the individuals who were not as motivated to get insurance. figures, butment they were lower for october him and i think they will be low, and it follows the massachusetts experience, and that was part of the reason for such a long and rome at period -- such a long enrollment period in the

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nce 1953, over 80,000 wells, have been hydraulically fracked in ohio without any problems. we are experiencing an energy renaissance expected to bring 65,000 jobs by 2014. ohio now has potential to be a lead for the domestic leader and will bring jobs to ohio. it is clear that prudent and responsible development of our resources that key ates jobs, enhances national security and energy independent and -- independence and impacts long-term economic growth shouldn't be a partisan issue. i urge my friends on both sides of the aisle to support this amendment and underlying bill and i yield back. the chair: mr. -- mr. flores: again, this is a simple amendment in response to feedback i received in the last few weeks. the american energy shale revolution is pleatly dependent on hydraulic fracturing. ithout this evolving technology, lower energy prices, lower greenhouse gas emotions would all strap. i murgeclytoge -- i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the amendment and yes on the underlying legislation and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. for what purpose d

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i was a principal co-author of law of 2004,nce which established you. and one of the tragedies, i think history will record, is that you were not fully functioning until may of 2013. that is about 8.5 years lost of a very critical mission. let me just say that a goal in the law, certainly my personal goal was to have in the law certainty that liberty and security were reinforcing values in the policies and practices that we established under the law. is -- if ever that function were needed, it is right now. me that youunate to were one of the best kept secrets in washington. i know you are making a massive effort to get out there and i commend you for it. urgenthink the need is and you, uniquely among the different groups in looking at arepolicies and practices, able to make sure from the inside that we are doing the right things. let me make two other points. germanyas in berlin, , a week ago today, at , dinner for top policy types think tank leaders, and business people. all of whom were shocked and horrified by the revolution -- europeanns revealed i

the head of america's health nce plans said in a statement. caller: i have to hand it to the republic is. too not know how they do it get people to vote against their own interests. it is amazing to me how these republicans can get out here and bash obamacare and lie about it and lie about it knowing that it and the website is going to be repaired. it is going to be repaired on time, this month. holding these senators these different hearings, the congress holding these different tensngs trying to create to pretend they are for obama care when they are trying to do sure yet. host: executive authority crust tunes -- questions raised. he tried an end around around congress taming unilateral authority to let companies continue to offer health care plans under obamacare. the move drew howls of disapproval from republicans and ignited a debate over whether esther obama has the executive authority that he is claiming. mr. obama has the executive authority he is claiming. here is a little bit from president obama. [video clip] they may be losing the

nce the nepa process for the r.m.p. is completed, they decide which that are listed as potential energy areases will be leased by the federal government. then they will be let out to bid that goes through a nepa process before finally a company can bid on lands an go through and try to find out if it is worthy to develop and if they wish to develop, they have to go through an application for drilling. now, in most states, the white area, that application for drill big itself takes between 15 to 30 days. in the red area, that application has been ampling over 300 days which is where the unfairness takes place. the bill, the first bill in this rule, would say ok let's split the difference and say make the decision within 60 days. plenty of time to make that particular decision. it is also noted that in all of these processes i went through from the r.m.p. to the knee pa process to the -- to the nepa process to the lease, to the leasted by to the second nepa process, there's opportunity for citizens to have input. free spe

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the principle here is just like ,lue coverage -- group coverage to get everyone into the pool,nce for -- insurance the healthy as well as the sick. that is why there is this requirement. there are a number of outs for people who have a religious rejection or cannot afford it. the policy is fairly modest. there is a requirement to participate in the insurance while you are healthy and not wait until you get sick. it is like not allowing people to buy homeowners insurance when their house is on higher. host: our guest earned his risk from the university of michigan. founding director of the massachusetts health exchange. can the lessons learned to be applied to the federal government? yle in iowa is on the line. caller: good morning. why didn't the federal government go in and run it from each state? guest: that is a great question. everybody at health and human services and the white house mostct did -- expected states to run their own exchanges. there are 17 states running their own exchange. -- enactors thought that there would only be a few states not running their own exchange. was

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