component of the amendment what was that it allows employees to choose to opt out of some of the revocable health care expenditures before january but it basically if you had money in a health care reimbursement green before january 2014 you may elaborately cho's which i see to opt out those are dollars that can revert to the employers can be over 20 years and 60 percent of all health care expenditures for each individual employee has to be irrevocable it is 80 percent for 2016 and one hundred percent for 2017 and beyond so employers can't make the revocable health care issues so that's what the board of supervisors did we took the time to adjust our guidance to get the language in harmony and issued new sections of the administration active guidance i'll go over we did that because we were getting lots of questions from employers and clarifying the language also so, yeah we issued explanations of the new terms irrevocable expenditures and also wanted to provide i didn't want on the security ordinance with the affordable health care act so we issued a section on that and finally, we issued

it was an event thatter revocably changed lives right around the world. >>> pakistani police say securitys have killed the mastermind of the attack on a school. >> translator: the dead terrorist has been identified as the most wanted [ inaudible ]. his same is saadam. he was the [ inaudible ] commander of the [ inaudible ] gator group. he was the most wanted and dangerous terrorist. he was the mastermind in many terrorist attacks. he has been blamed to be involved in the recent attack on the school. the intelligence agencies are investigating this. >>> a rebel attack on some of libya's biggest oil terminals has killed at least 19 soldiers. a rocket fired by lib -- libyan dawn set fire. >> reporter: smoke rises over the terminal. fighters belonging to the group libyan dawn launched the attack. libya's oil terminals are mainly in the east of the country, under the control of forces affiliated to the former general haftar. his men have been fighting alongside soldiers for a government based in tobruk. >> there will be great fighting among the two groups which will result in destroying all of

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. >> can you walk me through this in terms of you're asking for the revocation you talked about the team being part of the team i don't know about it until i read i assume many others are not aware so in terms of the team who what other people are aware of it and what other people you asked just walk me throw the process it's unusual i've been on the board for 22 years? the first time we've seen before you were so walk me through this in terms of and it all evolved. >> the decision of pimp could. >> yeah. and why it happened on november 4th. >> angela and staff acted quickly and on friday we got into contract what staff and started a search process that is idle in the memo started 11 hundred strategies and came up with a recommendation worked with staff and had the materials prepared for the october 15th deferred coming committee meeting there was approval the plan was to take it to the board and discussion of whether it was net tatted moving to the board we waited for the board we kept seeing more and more liquidations we thought in the best interest. >> as far as process goes at the de

night observing the security how they were managing their security and what i saw was basically revocable security guards but could have done a better job. the parking lot, we were able to resolve whether they had a security guard or not and they don't have a security guard. not having a security guard which is not the venues as possibility it's the parking lot management responsibility -- is a very important thing that's causing a problem. because there's only so much that they can do on their side of the street running up and down the avenue. you know, there's nothing they can do without adding a lot more security guards so i think that's an issue. the parking needs a security guard. to to to hide dirt a minor security session some issues we went over with the basement, whatever. so, they do have a security guard. he was able and -- i mean i can [inaudible] with the police department they probably would be security plan may be another security guard. everything else looked fine. it was fine. citation that i wrote a citation for mad dog [inaudible] i've been buying about five times i wro

it was an event thatter revocably changed lives right around the world. >>> the u.n.istant secretary a general for disaster risk reduction, she has been speaking to al jazeera. >> what happened ten years ago was a catastrophe in human terps, because i think the main lesson we learned it's totally unacceptable that well over 200,000 people die at the same time in 14, 15, 20 countries, spread around the world. and i think that is the main driver that has lead to improved early-warning systems. focus on evacuation procedures. these save lives. public education. of course the tsunami, there's a fear factor. people die in floods and landslides, and i think the political, the economic and the social impetus is strong for prevention and preparedness, but we are a bit too slow to learn. there will be more commitment. it has to spread all through society, and it's definitely global. just look at what has happened in the ten years since the tsunami. it's not an issue for poor countries, it's an issue equally for rich countries around the world. and in our work, working with the

this is one of the lowest performing charter schools in philadelphia that we're in the middle of revocation. >> reporter: as for what's next walter palmer school officials will look for other charter schools to enroll some of these kids. the school district of philadelphia is looking for traditional public schools but a lot of these students were trying to escape their neighborhood public schools, that's why they came here in the first place. live in philadelphia randy gyllenhall, nbc 10 news. >>> a traffic alert for you tonight. crews will shut down part of the busy south jersey highway for the next two nights. the d.o.t. is set to close the northbound lanes of route 42 near the creek road overpass in belmar. the closures will be segmented and begin tonight and tomorrow. this will allow crews to replace wood sheeting on new bridge beams. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> have a look athis the, a great day for a walk outside. nbc 10 in conshohocken this afternoon where people enjoyed sunshine and clear skies. but there are changes to tell you about, ahead there's always a but in t

as lawyer i would not recommend my client take a deal where their status is revocable at any time at the agency's discretion. so maybe he would have done it. i question how many people are going to actually take part in this. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank the gentleman. chair recognize the gentleman from alabama, mr. bachus for five machines. >> thank you. i think maybe listening to everyone on the panel, i think -- and most of the members on the dias, we all agree that our countries, its citizens and even our immigrants need comprehensive immigration reform. and mr. dupree said you've been frustrated for years over our inaction. so let's agree on that, just for purposes of argument. does that make what the president did constitutional if it is unconstitutional? >> well, in my view, congressman, no, it would not. i think to congressman scott's point, i think it actually has hurt the debate because, as you see and hear here, there is a lot of agreement for the need for a constitutional path, a legal path, of immigration reform. look, when i hold my grandfather's naturalization

immigration reform, as a lawyer, i would not recommend my client take a deal where their status is revocablet any time at the agency's discretion. maybe he would have i question how many people are actually going to take part in this. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, gentlemen. chair recognizes the man from alabama for five minutes. >> thank you. i think maybe listening to everyone on the panel, i think -- and most of the members on the die yas, we all agree that our country, its citizens and even our immigrants need comprehensive immigration reform. and mr. dupree said you've been frustrated for years over our inaction. so let's agree on that just for purposes of argument. does that make what the president did constitutional if it's unconstitutional? >> well, in my view congressman, no, it would not. to congressman scott's point. i think it's hurt the debate. as you see here and you hear, there's a lot of agreement of the need for constitutional -- a constitutional path, a legal path of immigration reform. look, when i held my grandfather's natchization papers up, it means a lot. i

and why do we have to decipher so much legalese like the revocation by these regulations of the previously revoked subject to savings does not affect to be continued operations. why do we have to endure so like it is a moment of non-construction, disclosing the application of actuality from the con that imparts you emphasize in the helplessness of the ineffectuality. why's it so hard to set the time on a digital alarm clock? well, there is no shortage of areas in the most popular one is captured in this cartoon for the tech writer, good starr, meets more gibberish. in other words, bad writing is a deliberate choice. bureaucrats insist on gibberish to evade responsibility. hasty face nerds get their revenge on girls he turned them down for dates in the jocks to kick sand in their faces. pseudo-intellectuals try to bamboozle readers for highfalutin gobbledygook on the concealing the fact they have nothing to say. i think there's a problem with this theory, though no doubt it applies to some writers some of the time. but in my experience i know plenty of scholars and scientists to do groundbr

bank we will be charged with money laundering because it requires the institution of chartered revocation and and it is not something that prosecutors want to do. charged with bank secrecy act violations. of course any bank may be generated under the thousands if not millions of red fly transactions and maybe it was an extreme situation where they have less than 100 people a hundred people who are supposed to look at all of that. we cannot do this job. and job. and maybe transactions going to drug cartels and terrorists, but we don't have the resources. but that was the case where there was a deferred prosecution agreement. describing describing people who are saying not to do compliance. maybe the bank has shaped things up and it is a good result and the money is no longer flowing through the drug cartels, but i hope that that is true. of course, we, we have no way of knowing. >> thank you. attorney in town. i am involved in a case which grew out of a different agreement. comment on the arbitrariness of this is rampant where the company was raided by 200 fbi agents for medicaid fraud. th

doctors he used often had histories of malpractice, some had had multiple license revocations, in multiple states. in fact, his go-to there dr. was the subject of numerous malpractice lawsuits and even had had his medical license revoked and suspended in several states. mr. kahn scheduled the claimants to be seen by his doctors. the doctors spent as little as 15 minutes evaluating, quote, each claimant and sometimes saw 35 to 40 claimants a day. mr. kahn paid the doctors that he useed $500 for each patient they saw. the doctors would complete a form used by the agency to determine a claimant's residual functional can capacity to work in any job available in the national economy. while the evis provided by the doctors were supposed to be specifically tailored to the physical or medical impairments of each client, all of mr. kahn's forms were the same. they were pre-filled out. he had 15 versions of the physical form and five versions of the mental form that was just rotated among the clients. as a matter of fact, the committee determined that 97 of mr. kahn's claimants approved by judge doe

you have a winter storm watch in effect and some more snow coming up next couple days >> : a revocable accidents on the road and some visibility improving of the a lot of for serosa a four-cylinder half mile for visibility conditions. as the folk not a visibility at 9. o'clock this morning mainly dry and maybe seen some trent such and such an and the clouds. lsc some chance of showers later this afternoon. the weekend of have more popple dropped up to date. not widespread rain. should be fairly what light. and then the ride home looking at dry conditions then look at this that the system coming in overnight early-morning hours widespread pre what system for heavy rain downpour possible. and also probably some gusty conditions. 55 of thought of it the deep to san jose low 50s for friends and livermore attack. highs this afternoon a lot of upper 50s from vallejo, care lower 60s and pleasanton fremont 6364 san jose and 63 in san francisco. kron 47 they run the bay forecast temperatures saying in the '60s for those part again and then the next major weather system coming through will be to

this is what he issued we are still rubberstamp for entry into the united states regardless of the revocations to the immigration and nationality act with the asylum procedures the taxpayers are being fleeced and safety endangered on a daily basis. ''. has anybody ever called him to testify to lay out the dangers? survey not in the united states senate. they have secret meetings with businesses and activist groups. they mitt all summer people with money and contributions but did he meet with the head of the -- association? and no. it was rejected. but then goes on to say, i would like to for the general public that this situation is about to get exponentially worse and even more dangerous. america dodge j. boland when a senate package was blocked in the house. and news reports have leaked information to the public for a surge of printing 44 million green cards and documents to be provided for foreign nationals that predicts the administration is a promise. if it goes on to say that is why this statement is intended for the public. if you care about your immigration is security and the neighbor