republican governors say they're worried about the cost of medicaid expansion but since that expansion will be covered almost entirely by the federal government they're just flat out lying. this is really all about damaging the obama presidency. since the days of barack obama took office the republican party has made taking down his presidency its number one goal so there's no question that those twenty five republican governors have done this to sabotage president obama and his signature piece of legislation before bill care act as leaders bout of right wing sabotage is especially cynical when you consider the fact that those twenty five republican governors are essentially denying the people of their own states the right to use their own tax dollars medicaid like every other government program is paid for with tax dollars. tax dollars that come from people like you and me and then you know make it's way to pay for medicaid states put forth a part of the bill but in the poorest states the federal government covers most of the cost would be expansion would cover one hundred percent of

the idea behind obamacare is medicaid expansion is pretty simple states that except the expansion allow people earning as much as one hundred thirty eight percent of the poverty line to enroll in medicaid free health insurance in exchange the federal government pays one hundred percent of the cost of their health care for three years and ninety ninety percent of that cost every year after that for when obama care was first passed states actually had to accept the medicare expansion or else they'd lose medicaid funding what's. ever but the john roberts supreme court stepped in and gave republican governors the right to reject just the expansion. and republican governors of course followed republican john roberts is decision right to a tee. there have been a few exceptions a growing number mostly recently most recently ohio governor john case and have come to their senses and okayed the medicaid expansion but twenty five republican governors have yet to do so those twenty five republican governors have to put it bluntly screwed the people who put them into office the people who would get

my main issue was the expansion of parking meters, i've talked a lot about that in the neighborhoods and i think what we see today is that these are truly replacement meters and meters to maintain the maintenance. i think replacing the new meters with the old ones is a great thing, i love paying with a credit card -- i don't like paying at all, if i have to, i would rather pay with a credit card than through the old meters, so i think it's a step in the right direction and you know, if we do encounter time when we talk about expanding parking meters, that would be a separate conversation but as for today in this parking contract, i'm happy to support it as is. >> supervisor cohen? >> thank you very much, mr. president. so, when this contract first came to us, i had two key concerns. the first was simple, the number of meters that the sfmta was proposing. and based on the breakdown that was shown to us, i dnl believe the mta had sufficient justification for an option for 10 thousand meters and i think that we all agree based on supporting the amendment that we want to upgrade our curr

and not having the ability to participate in those expansions so i'm happy to see this has been amended and has made it clear that we're not talking about an extension, we're talking specifically about replacement repairs and it's outlined clearly in the resolution, so i really appreciate that. i'd like to mention that on a side note that money that these meters generate, whether it's a ticket, whether it's a payment or what have you help to pay for issues around transportation and we definitely need to make sure that strategically, we're continuously placing meters in the best locations possible, but also the community outreach process is open and such that the folks that are mostly impacted by a change from non-meters to meters are a part of the process, and we don't necessarily go into the neighborhood with the plan to already place meters there, obtain the community and place the meter there anyway, so i want to make sure in moving forward that we are just being open-minded and understanding especially because i think we're kind of venturing out past the territory of commercial area

i can't imagine that the firewall is set at 24 states that refuse expansion. some of them are going to crumble. you definitely could see this kind of system that extends in perpetuity where a lot of places just kind of leave these 5 million people and others in the lurch. >> doctor, one last one before we go. when a hospital loses funding, cut back services, shut their doors, do people who go to the hospital, is the community aware of the dynamics here, why this is happening? are hospitals doing their part to help to educate people as far as what's going on with this? >> they are. they are working hard to let people know what the dynamic is. part of the debate has to be not just about hospitals and governors but the business communities in these places saying if we're going to be competitive, if we're doing to have a strong educated workforce that can go to work in the morning and be health y, we have to make sure we support essential hospitals in every way we can. that business community has got to step up to the plate in these states. >> doctor, thank you so

>> the commissioner has said that expansion is not on the horizon.but he's hoping and he's listening. for us, the growth of the business has been at about a 20% annual clip on a national level. we think that's sustainable. we're constantly introducing new media platforms, new ways of bringing our product to fans. the rogers deal in canada will be a big part of that. digital media and the ability to target fans, not just in north america, but internationally, will grow us in the future. >> good luck with the stadium series and good luck with the winter classic. good luck with the stanley cup and everything else you do. hockey is clearly hitting on all cylinders internationally. with 12 nations set to compete in the winter olympics at sochi. it's also prospering locally, even in some areas not known as hockey hotbeds. coming up, we will go to the heart of silicon valley. the san jose sharks have gone from start up to success story. what is their secret? >> i think our popularity over time transcends hockey because we have this game. >> stay with us as

to allow expansion on a and b, but no expansion of parking. >> the parking at the main campus on gerry, 2500 is a well-designed lot and i don't know that i have seen it filled. but the one on french is older and poorly designed parking facility and make changes can be made. you get to a corridor and you have to turn around to find the exit. it's like a maze to figure out where you get out. just a suggestion, i'm sure you are aware of it. >> commissioner moore. >> thank you for your presentation, i would like to acknowledge the clarity of the document. we are talking about the rules and what it looks like. these are good examples and getting better and better what we expect to be contained in the master plans. and this goes on the way to do it book shelshelbookshelf. >> thank you. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes, in the question commissioner border, you mentioned doing seismic work on one building and they face the boulevard and they have historic status, have you done a study on those buildings? >> i think there was a historic resource done several years ago. >> okay. because on page 5,

it shows expansion there. ofan closed out the morning -- up and shrugged off the n survey,y of the tanka an indicator of corporate sentiment. the australian and new zealand markets are dropping back a little bit. know what it is doing at the moment, but it could get government help to solve the financial woes. the markets are up. malaysia and the singapore times index are moving towards the downside. what about india? we are about an hour from the open over there and what are investors looking out for today? russia, what we're going to talk about today is with the president of afghanistan has been talking about for the past few days. he had a visit and met leaders -- to come to afghanistan. they have $11 billion investment plan in afghanistan and the managing director is a bit skeptical about how that is going to go and keeps in mind the security risks in india. businessmen,of the he actually sees potential of competition and none of that is a problem in afghanistan. it is stemming from a long- about u.s.visio

chewing pouts this is the 0 mother expansive standard it has a diagnosis of catastrophic illness like with hiv. on the other hand, the other standards are less restrict active because the diagnoses is along with the person being disabled. it's a question of limited resources how expansive do you want to be >> so you're saying the language now is the most expand. >> the cat tropic. >> i'd like to look at other folks that we take care of those individuals that are suffering from a life-threatening illness and that's a boarder category than defined. >> it's a slightly complicated issue as was mentioned. for example, in this case the life-threatening illnesses can have a doctor giving you a letter with a hiv illness. so if it's the intent to allow someone with prostrate cancer who is not sdblthd to oversee the 5 year special time for those individuals diagnosed with a life threatening illnesses with a disabled. let's talk about other issues mr. city attorney on the 0 substantive language >> i'll recommend dealing it in afternoon. you can scale back to where we're at today. i would say on

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the first expansion team to win the cup was the philadelphia flyers. won the championship in 1974. the flyers are owned by comcast, one of the largest sports and entertainment firms. they also work with a number of clients to provide marketing services and develop revenue streams. the president of front row marketing talks to us about a particular area of marketing, the marketing of college football games. 35 of them. is it too many or the right number? >> you think there might be some bowl fatigue in there with 35 games, but what you have is a content game. if content is the new oil, then certainly attendance and the ratings are stalwart. these things are interesting and people watch them. >> looking at last year's attendance, some of the games were hot tickets. others drew very modest crowds, including a record low attendance for the sugar bowl in new orleans. should we be looking at attendance as an indicator of health? >> you always look at attendance. without attendance, you do not have the ability to get sponsors. television comes first, with the

-- >> guest: right. >> host: of the -- and therefore the expansion. >> guest: it facilities the expansion of the alcohol any. it facilities economic expansion and territorial. >> guest: right. .. >> that group is made up of slave traders that barbados boast the wealthiest man of british america. most of them are absentee landowners living in england and managing supplementation's from afar. >> host: sometimes i read the male children or the oldest will go to military or to the land to the middle child or the next year and best goes off to college. >> guest: they station the children at various points for the family network. that is how we should think of it. family networks. so these that i have studied for a long time there would have their warehouses and stores in new york city but if they come from the caribbean to establish there then send another son to london and from those points they can manage more e efficiently moving money and goods and it gives a chance to make strategic changes with the extended shipping and also reasons why they do this but with the colonial schools turn to

the number above 50 indicates expansion.extend losses after a report the final reading will be released next month. i's out from p europe. market editor manus cranny at the touchscreen with more. >> a rather spirited turnaround. if you take an overall complexion of what is going on, manufacturing is expanding across the region. not doing so well here in france but whatever happens up germany in theory should be good for the rest of europe because a growth in the heartland of europe which permeates across the rest of the european nation begins to rebalance. that would be the upside, the optimistic view of what is going on here. we started off on the downside in terms of the equity market. chinese manufacturing data at a three-month low. taper thepaper -- date as we run to the fomc this week. debate. march is a very long time away before using movement from the federal reserve. u.s. futures higher. s&p 500 indicating a third of a percent up. capacity utilization, which is actually a very important number. boring butbit capacit

today, i feel very comfortable in assuring you that the sfmta will not be pursuing large meter expansions without having to come back for additional authority. >> okay, thank you very much, mr. ris k*en, i praoeshtd that. er frnts supervisor kim? >> thank you, i wanted to follow up on that question to our city attorney, so is there anything -- you know, i hear director ris k*en's commitment. does this whereas clause bind sfmta to this allocation? i just wanted to clarify that question again? >> deputy city attorney, john gibner, no, it doesn't bind the sfmta to the allocation. the board through this contract approval cannot bind the mta's decision about where to place the meters but the whereas clause reflects the director's statements about the mta's expectations about how these meters will be used. >> okay. that's not very reassuring. i do have a couple of questions for the director though. so, i just wanted to clarify again, 25 thousand meters is the number of meters we currently have in the city today? >> yeah, i don't know the exact number, it's roughly 25 thousand and that's the bas

but texas is among two dozen states rejecting medicaid expansion which will provide free insurance for adults with little or no income who cannot afford to buy coverage. >> by not expanding medicaid, i estimate that that is costing parkland about $30 million a year starting next year. >> reporter: in doctor's offices, the worry is that patients who buy low cost aca plans will face high out of pocket costs for things like lab tests. >> once you get that preventive care, if there is an abnormal lab or finding, what is the follow-up? will it be covered by that insurance company? >> reporter: another worry, the most affordable plans have narrow networks which could restrict doctors already seeing low income payments at clinics like this one. >> if patients were not drawn to plans, then we're pursuing those plans ourselves, we're trying to get enrolled into those networks so that we'll go to take care of the patients. is this is a unique moment where we haven't had to think that way before. >> a commonwealth fund study estimates that by 2022, taxpayers and provider news states that reject m

the expansion research shows the urban institute and how much in the interest of state this expansion is. i believe it is only political opposition to this law that is depriving these citizens have access to care in the states. >> by not participating, are they leaving for them at different resources that could be used for their citizens? >> they are. >> a lot of these citizens are getting sicker and sicker and sadly some of them will die early. >> we know that. that is essentially that the lack of insurance has been found to kill. >> wise expansion an important component of the affordable care act? >> well, we have a big hole in the process and this includes disabled order dependent individuals. in that hole is a vestige of an old-fashioned welfare system that these people would get coverage through their jobs and they don't get coverage through their jobs. they are left out of employer-sponsored coverage and that is why we need to expanded. >> the commonwealth fund shows that we will gain us, such as reducing these claims. i remember reading about misery and a lot of administrators

we do a lot of expansion. people start small through the credit union and then want to go to the bank. we know we are limited. we cannot afford to give out a big loan. starting from the credit union, we educate them about filing taxes properly and then moving on to the bank, a small one, expansion, and we work with the bank. the bank and credit union are similar. we do allow tax returns, projections. credit unions do not charge an additional loan or processing fee. processing time, on a small loan, -- consumer loans probably a few days. because we require a business plan, sometimes it takes longer. business plans take a while. especially bank statements. we need to see consistent income coming in. so far, a credit union delinquent rate is quite low because we are working with a client. we want to keep that low and as part of our mission. there is no application fee. if you are interested in an application or information, i have brochures, or you can give us a call. >> thank you. next is marked with wells fargo

the pro expansion program. universities and solicitors.hey are all coming out and saying we need to boost capacity. this morning, we heard from the british airways. he said we need a political consensus. they needo saying heathrow to remain the heart. all of this comes before the next general election. the party pledged in the last election that they would not support a third runway at heathrow. it will be hugely politically challenging. it will be contentious. that is the main -- issue. it will be such a political haggling. >> thank you so much. caroline hyde a with the latest on airport expansion. .hree months of auto sales what is driving the sector next. ♪ >> welcome to "on the move." i am francine lacqua. here are companies on the move. traders have push russia voting shares to the lows in 25 years. it signals speculation that novartis will sell more than a $40 billion stake. traders are preparing. exit with thell u.k. government i had a schedule. there are leaving the facilities . have an eject a $8 billion will ejected $8 billion. s

hand and sound jake you build it in the briefing japan the united states and china suggested the expansion is in line with its natural rules and is not an excessive measure. can you see plastic and some japanese and chinese officials about the observation have been used on before it takes a fact. japanese government officials say south korea's ms who will not pose a problem they say it's fundamentally different from china's down by chinese authorities to seek amy use force if foreign planes don't obey the instructions however japanese officials are concerned the expansion could worsen the relationship between south korea and china and at least tension in the region. the us state department said in a statement that south korea has responsibly expanded its and defense and two prior consultation. both chris and jen frankie on for a scent that the south korean government is expanding his own in a manner that's consistent with international practice and respect for the freedom of alpha flight inspectors from the international atomic energy agency and the heavy water reactor under construction i

. >> what about expansion plans?hink you are on target to do boston. >> we are in boston, york,elphia, new bethesda, maryland. we just opened in japan, very successfully in tokyo. we will be opening in moscow in march and here in the new york area we will open garden state plasma probably the -- gordon state plasma. >> were some of the top sellers? >> the chocolate pizza. >> is it because of the name, or they are just surprised when they get it? >> they are not surprised. it's pretty obvious you're getting marshmallows and chocolate on top of dough. to it aend to gravitate lot. >> how do you deal with the competition? is it having those retail locations? >> it is a combination of the indulgence we want people to experience. we want you to engage in a different way than just picking it out of a glass box. pact -- packaging is also key. that has been the driver of many different brands. how did you come up with the packaging? a creativee have group in israel that does most of our graphics. it is a mixture of how we fee

in the expansion will add to that in a number of ways. it could be if you informed it among the different lines. >> you heard the comments and what is your opinion in regards to this? are we not just chasi >> i recently published a book about medicare that details in 48 pages how the reimbursement structure of the program under pays physicians for care has led to poor access for those individuals and that is leading to poor health outcomes. the most definitive outcome was conducted in the state of oregon in new england journal of medicine by a panel of the scene health economists that should medicaid compared to being uninsured showed no improvement in health outcomes. >> to get a card, does it mean something if you don't have providers? >> you heard in the earlier panel, the fact that you have health insurance is not the same as access to care and that is a distinction be affordable care act has not understood well. >> when reimbursing physicians below market rates but, for them to make a profit, we heard the gentlewoman make the comment

any set aside our hiring the chateau was reported to be on he's way too attended the scene when expansion that has eye witnesses say ambulances and taking beacons from the area evidence the state news agency said the stairs in a region agents from the comp all noble nine season has yet claimed responsibility for that bring you more details become available. essential to that my team j in beirut he said jon the midst of that a lot to know what can happen with a kiss to have aunt bekah polling station what will be giving you just mentioned are full with getting a move from second to the full review here. over the reasons why some people go on the convention opens his most recent tweets to the pool. and he doesn't think i'm mentioning it. it doesn't. exercising its right to attend to inform policy an issue with him on the button but i think it ought to expect a great arm. situation is very very tense and teach them that is the top of the old firm triple product promotions from but come on over to the wall this is due to expansion was going on in to the days leading up to of the storm's home

during expansions you typically see new business startups accelerate. this is the only recovery i've seen back to the 1930s where new business startups have flat lined. when you increase tax rates on them you don't get that capital. all that money that rick is talking about that needs to be spent, invested into new businesses. that's the genesis of economic growth. capital investments. >> while small businesses are getting hurt, the big businesses have been doing fine. in fact, look what happened with the obama recovery compared to the bush expansion. the top one percent, we're hearing a lot about them, they had an expansion of 65% during bush. during the obama so called recovery they got 93%. so the rich have all these special deals which is helping them get more money while the poor are losing. >> i hear what you are saying. here's the thing. we see time and again these poll significances say we do want pro growth economic policies but they show up in washington d.c. and i think they got some kind of stockholm syndrome where they do their krony capita

is one of the biggest parts of the insurance expansion in the affordable care act. >> that's a problem for doctor as millions get covered. many physicians restrick the number of medicate patients they accept because of low reimbursement rates. >> it comes down to how much am i going to be paid and am i going to have the autonomy to practice the way i want to practice. >> look to thens right. >> a brooklyn based ophthalmologist said private insurance for a full eye exam will reimburse at rates up to $150. medicare pace him about $145, for the same procedure, medicaid pays only $63. obamacare is supposed to bump up those payments for two years to encourage participation, but the problem has had delays. >> primary care and medicaid are going to have to go up 73% nationally. in new york, they to have triple. >>ine though private insurance companies are selling plans, doctors remain ambivalent about whether they'll even take that insurance. some patients say they will sit out the year. nationwide, four i have not 10 physicians say they are still weighing options. >> the majority of doctors

do you talk about expansion in the near future?u still continue to grow your minor league system? what is the answer for reasonable growth? >> the commissioner has said that expansion is not on the horizon. he is open and he is listening. for us, the growth of the business has been at a good annual clip on a national level. we think that is sustainable. we are constantly introducing new media platforms and ways of bringing our product to fans. the rogers deal in canada will be a big part of that. digital media and the ability to target fans, not just in north america, but internationally, will grow us in the future. >> good luck with the stadium series and good luck with the winter classic. good luck with the stanley cup and everything else you do. >> thank you, rick. >> hockey is clearly hitting on all cylinders internationally. with 12 nations set to compete in the upcoming winter olympics at sochi. coming up, we will go to the heart of silicon valley. the san jose sharks have gone from start up to success story. what is their se

so, undercovered, medicaid expansion.ve been focusing a lot over the last 2 1/2 months on the rollout of private insurance plans through the exchanges and obamacare, which were a disaster and are now less of a disaster, but you also have this other half of the insurance expansion, which is medicaid. and so, you're going get millions of people signing up under that, many of them most vulnerable people in the country, most in need of the expansion, but you also have 4.8 million people who should be getting the medicaid expansion who won't because governors have decided basically that they want to spite the president. the federal government would pay 100% of the cost of this program for the first three years and then 90% of it thereafter, and they're saying no just because they want to do anything to stop -- >> during the plan cancellation frenzy, this was my hobby horse. okay, fine, the people getting their plans canceled, i understand, that's frustrating and angry for them, but talk to people who are being denied medicaid