it is critical that msn msn's be timely and properly delivered to beneficiaries. if just one beneficiary sees something suspicious on their noticed and reported to medicare it might lead to a fraud case it saves millions of dollars. in conclusion the oig recognizes the challenging jobs cms faces in the oversight of its contractors. oig has recommended actions that cms can undertake and now cms is considering some of these recommendations. thank you again for your interest in this important area and for the opportunity to testify before the subcommittee today. >> the chair thanks the gentleman and we will now begin questioning. i will recognize myself for five minutes for that purpose. mr. vito cms likes to tout that it has moved away from a -- chase system and one of the programs they have pushed to support this claim is the fraud prevention system which congress mandated in the small-business jobs act of 2010. the system is supposed to scan claims on a prepaid vases and proactively flag problematic claims for review. the last report found that the inspector gener

. >> jon: they also at the same time reset my homepage to msn which i think is outrageous. nobody, nobody uses that as their home page. outrageous. what is incredible about these accusations is they are not coming from is senator ron privacy is important wyden or senator rand, don't kill me with a flying robot paul. they are coming from diane so the n.s.a. is looking at your data feinstein. >> the surveillance activities conducted under fisa and other programs operated by the national security agency are lawful. it has not been abused or misused well. need this capability to keep people safe. >> jon: she doesn't mind as far as security apparatus is looking at your stuff because your stuff is (bleep). but her stuff (bleep) is stuff. [cheers and applause] there we go. drop that in there that's any time i use that i always gotta -- [laughter] -- i miss you. i miss you. i miss you. [cheers and applause] c.i.a. director john brennan what do you have to say in your defense? >> as far as the allegations of, you know, c.i.a. hacking into senate computers, nothing could be further f

now at age 26 you're the host of "ronan farrow daily "on msn daily. day. >> stephen: 1:00 p.m. week days to appeal to the youth demographic of people moare just waking up from not getting to their jobs. >> let me stop you there. it is not a youth show. it is a show they think-- and we see this in our tigital audience, which has-- check thes can my generation -- >> stephen: what generation is that? >> strange people who have worked in afghanistan and the state department and now run a tv show? but that's the target demo. these are all roads scoarls. >> in the universal voices of the rhodes scholars. >> stephen: you're 26 years old. >> i'm 26. >> stephen: they hire mostly at msnbc to be shilz for the left. are you a shill for the left? >> i could secretly be an o'reilly type. papa bear. you are my papa bear. >> stephen: really? ( applause ) what do you hope to accomplish with your show that you couldn't do with new media? because you young people-- how old are you? >> 26. >> stephen: 26. you could actually still be on your mother's health insurance than

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carnegie insisted msn if you may know you had this book, he insists on it over and over again that getting ahead in life from securing a better job, make even more money from enjoying the esteem of your coworkers and so on, that all of this was mainly a matter now in the 20th century of enhancing your personal attractiveness. and with perky enthusiasm and carnegie was nothing if not perky i might add, he promised that is the highest book would help any individual, these are his words, to get out of the mental road, to think new thoughts, acquire new visions come up a new impatience, win people to your way of thinking. influence your prestige coming ability to get things done. the client had no complaints, avoid arguments come at e3 human contacts smooth and pleasant. so what was the significance of this new success created that carnegie shapes in this book? first of all, what i would suggest you admit you this is very important, what carnegie's message of body was a very significant shift in american culture from character to personality. as i often tell my students in my various courses,

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to see an electronic army in 2013 hacks the associated twitter feed msn on a false tweet the white house had been hit. the trading programs at the new york stock exchange picked up on it and immediately stopped 1%. it is totally fake. what if they did that in conjunction with the terrorist attack? what would have been? that could be down 10% instantly. the plaintiffs will face a terror attack. it is inevitable and we need to prepare for it. >> kevin freeman's first book with secret weapon, how economic terrorism brought down the u.s. stock market and why can happen again. how to protect yourself -- "game plan: how to protect youself from the coming cyber-economic attack" is his booktv and c-span2. >> biographer diane jacobs' next issue because the relationship between first lady, said bates and her sisters, elizabeth shaw peabody and merrick ranch. the sisters from weymouth, massachusetts dating correspondents throughout their lives, sharing their personal setbacks and achievements. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> can you hear me now? good. i am so flattered i have this overflowi

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this was a story that ran on msn money but i think it was from benzingo which is a news service out thereadline is the three reasons to tap home equity to buy stocks. leveraging your house to scoop up deals in the stock market may pay off big. there's nothing scarier than that. i put that on a bubble alert. that's not what you want to hear. you don't want people -- the average guy, i should say, because sophisticated rich guys i guess can do anything. but anyone else, listen ton me here, that's just plain stupid. >> it is plain stupid. it feels like history is repeating itself. yeah, like leverage up with your house and go out and buy stocks. that suggests we're at the top? >> use your -- yeah, look, it's one of those things that makes people think we're closer to the top than we are to the bottom. use your home ex-wit loan to improve the value of your home, if that. if you need a home equity line or loan. this is like when people went out and got credit cards at introductory rates back in the last bubble and use those credit cards, they'd get the cash, they'd buy the the stocks, stocks w

beth fuey is senior editor at s msn msnbc.com and tom davis from the commonwealth, cormer congress from virginia. anton, let me start with you. mr. health care himself. the deadline to enroll is tomorrow. there are a number of exceptions and some added after the hhs secretary said there would be no more. why has the administration in the simplest of terms kept extending deadlines in such a drib-drib fashion? >> the bottom line is when you have a start as bad as we had a start on october 1st, there's a lot of people that tried to do stuff to get enrolled on october 1 and weren't able to do it and last thing to do is deny the opportunity of coverage to wait for for years to get and so the point is give the extension to those folks started the process and not complete it. but i want to make sure we say one thing to everybody out there that has not started the process. if you don't start the process by midnight tomorrow night, you're stuck for the rest of this year without having access to health insurance coverage so we don't need to mince words about this. millions of people are getting c

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the northeast, and we will continue to follow all this for you and bring you the latest right here on msnthanks, ari. good to see you there. thanks to you for joining us the next hour. if you paid taxes in new jersey, look what you just bought. to the tune of $1 million was just spent on this hardheaded analysis by a $650 an hour law firm. as you can see here, this is from page 227 of the new report that just came out today. the report is more than 300 pages in total, but this is page 227. and as page 227 clearly shows, body language analysis apparently is what we need to clearly disprove all of these scurrilous allegations against new jersey governor chris christie. literally this is the evidence they are presenting to discredit allegations by one new jersey mayor who says she was threatened by members of the

northeast, and we will continue to follow all this for you and bring you the latest right here on msn bbc. >>> thanks, ari. good to see you there. thanks to you for joining us the next hour. if you paid taxes in new jersey, look what you just bought. to the tune of $1 million was just spent on this hardheaded analysis by a $650 an hour law firm. as you can see here, this is from page 227 of the new report that just came out today. the report is more than 300 pages in total, but this is page 227. and as page 227 clearly shows, body language analysis apparently is what we need to clearly disprove all of these scurrilous allegations against new jersey governor chris christie. literally this is the evidence they are presenting to discredit allegations by one new jersey mayor who says she was threatened by members of the christie administration that her town would not get all of the hurricane sandy funding that was coming to them unless she okayed a private development project in her town. that, of course, is an allegation the christie administration has always flatly denied. but the law f

act presumably and we will talk about that as well but by the way remember that the twitter handle is msn csf and we will reserve time again for a few questions from the audience. now i want to switch gears for a moment and talk about how the fcc operates as an institution and the focus on process reform. the house of representatives just passed by voice vote a process reform bill that came out of the house. the commerce committee, the commission has a task force looking at making recommendations and issued its first report concerning reforming various aspects of the commissions processes. but one issue of processes that have been used a lot in just the last couple of days that i want to ask you about this delegation of authority. i asked commissioner clyburn about that this morning and of course she had the perspective of being a former acting chair and a commissioner and you have yet to attain that status so far without knowing what she said i want to ask you from your perspective the comment on the up her greatness of delegation of authority and when it should be used or not used and p

and msn access. the sanctions allowed from iran and being in iran now. who knows whether that have been a good thing or bad thing, but i do think it's fair to judge because she was number charge of the state department and we don't have as much influence abroad as we think we do. >> thank you. >> i want you guys to put on your campaign reporter has for a second. >> icon. >> did you bring at? >> alex we should point out as a campaign reporter. >> and tommy what you think her biggest liability is heading into 26:00 p.m. either from her career -- there you go. this doesn't count. heading into 2016 kindness throughout her career, her political career hillary is the candidate. we saw the issues crop up in two nay. did you guys get a sense for what seemed hillary thinks her biggest liability? >> obviously it is benghazi because they are already pointing attacks. they have this video romney was going to use. dirty telling you you're going to see it everywhere. there also trying to pin her to health care as we discussed a little while ago. it depends how well th

. >> they also at the same time reset my home page to msn. which i think is outrageous.al" story about a missing jetliner is wrong. the journalal suggests the plane flew for hours before it lost contact. >> if the article citing american investigators is correct that means the boeing 777 carrying 239 people and could have gone more than 2,000 miles offcourse. >> good morning. malaysian officials were adamant in their denial of the "wall street journal" report. they said the plane's last transmission was received at 1:07 saturday morning and said rolls royce and boeing were refuting the report. they didn't offer much in the way of new leads. there is a sense that people are getting frustrated with the process. they were trying to defend themselves against the accusations that they haven't been terribly efficient in the handling of the investigation. they said the plane simply vanished. for cbs this morning, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >>> this morning pope francis marks his first anniversary leading the world's 1.2 catholics. francis tweeted please pray for me. it has been a

that is msn's dot economy would have to be a free economy regulated by the government empire which hooversaid of his approach but it would become a top-down managed economy dictating to the business or even behaving as a leader of this organizing business, so he argued the individual is him was the proper alternative to what he called the sheer socialism. >> host: speaking of communism in russia in a sense he wasn't for the recognition of communist russia burussia that he is also complaining about the regimentation of the new deal just related to what we would call the mandate, unfunded mandate for example, to many rules. too many rules. it would be too much control and this is all in his mind. i want to move briefly because it's very important and interesting to you and your own career and our art of working on hoover. you are from new england. you went to amherst college where your class of 67 it was the class. in 1945 that was my doctoral dissertation. >> host: an and this had an effect on many conservatives or free marketeers. as a writer at "the wall street journal" learning about it

. >> steve davenport has paper with msn i think it's going to be a very important document. >> the gentleman back here. >> thanks. i'm eric sterling. i wear a lot of different marijuana related hats but i want to say what a terrific panel this has been and how much i have learned from everybody and out excellent the discourse has been. my question is what are your suggestions about what kinds of conversations family should have about marijuana use to discourage young people from using marijuana in either the current national discourse in the favor of it and post legalization environment? i'm on the montgomery county algol in drug abuse advisory council and we are struggling to figure out what we should be saying in schools and what should families be saying it be old is no longer valid? >> sued, do you want to? >> it sounds a good question coming to me. >> it's sure does. [laughter] >> i think it's important to understand that as the country accepts marijuana first as a medicine and more recently for recreational use into states that message coming to children is that it's a safe drug. gee m

york, time magazine editor at large and senior political analyst calls a senior political analyst for msn bc. thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. thank you. >> we invite you want to talk about a recent piece in time magazine. the headline, but not very quiet campaign for hillary clinton. give us some background on what this is about. >> well, you know, this is one of the strangest presidential campaigns a potential presidential campaigns we have seen. secretary clinton has not made it clear that she will run, although most of the people around her suspect she will be caught up and the momentum of this and will run. this is a super packaging that has been organized by young supporters of for now being advised by an older supporters that is doing something no super pak has ever done at the presidential level, doing grassroots organizing, not what we think of them as doing normally, which is getting big checks, million dollar checks or more from all the donors to pay for television advertising. this is an attempt to address what was hillary clinton's biggest weakness as a candidat

a popular fashion retailer asian msn hot water for selling tank tops featuring a humans: the center of david. here's a closer look at the tank top we're talking about. after many complaints the tank was pulled from shelves including the retailer's 14 stores in israel in a statement released today agent and is apologizing saying " we are sincerely sorry if the teacher print has offended anyone it was not our intention to provoke such a reaction. " coming up she counts zero prestigious bill burger mucker to million- plus twitter followers and ariane huffington says if you follow her advice, you'll be happier and more successful. she is live and stay on the kron4 morning news. --oprah winfrey and steven spielberg. the time now 744 as we take in live look care of walnut creek. will update you on the forecast for today and what we can expect this week right now looking and ice conditions out through the san ramon valley. a little cloudy up above but not seen any a low cloud cover. temperature wise on the cool side. looking upper forties to low 50s generally across the bay. the shows a lot o

so i think msn's if you have the tools that putin has miscalculated it ever prevents your enemy from its calculating. >> very quickly i would agree and i want to underscore that us there be any confusion. the question is if putin makes any further or worse decisions, then i think we have to come down like a ton of bricks on the economic front. i went to quickly say that it's become my think a major bipartisan accomplishment in this town to be able to apply economic leverage more effectively over the last ten years. we have enough debate about what to do next especially towards iran but we wind up not necessarily, you know, recognizing that collectively first under president george w. bush and people like the treasury and then under president obama we've managed to apply i should have said in a previous administrations we were showing the early signs in the civil war we started to find out how to target was a melissa -- under the president republican and democrat and we have got partners that have helped ironically putin even helped on a couple issues with regards to iran and north ko

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