. >> coming up next it is the new american animal association. then the global initiative meeting in chicago with a panel looking at how shared values and communities can help drive the u.s. economy. then a look at this year's holiday prize winning photo from war zones and photographers to capture the images. the images.red >> joining us this week on .newsmakers" is dr. ardis hoven here in the studios to question two journalists. first question. >> we would like to talk first about the affordable care act implementation. there are nor should -- no shortage of predictions that it may fall. medicaid expansion starts next january. from your perspective and that of the ama, what is the obama administration doing on implementation and what is it doing wrong? a very important question. clearly, there are many elements of the affordable care act already in play that are working quite well. that is what is so important to us. clearly, we have to work through many of the initiatives. you mentioned the exchanges, how they're going to run. a lot of that is

the american medical association has brought doctors together. we set policies together. this has good work about outreach. a good reach about transparency and how we can help our patients access the kind of care they deserve and need. >> is your advice that they do not like the affordable care act, this is the law of the land and they should do what they need to do to get people coverage? >> that is a good point. there was decision-making on both sides. some support it. some do not. they came together and it is the law now. there are things in play now which are helping the american public during our job will continue to be to get our patients the kind of care they need at the right time in the right place by the right provider. >> wanted to ask about the people will health insurance now. what happens when we add millions of people? wondering if you could talk about what patients can expect and what you will ask people? >> let me comment on that. it is important to realize that the patients already exist out there. they are already in the healthcare delivery system. when

i just started to work with the american grocers association. so i just wanted to say that our idea around this comprehensive approach is to support the small mom and pops while addressing health inequities and strengthening community and promoting economic development. so i am available for questions after. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is larry brucai and i started in the natural food industry with the invention of trail mix 40 years ago. 8 years ago i got to purchase the design-build company. we look at the corner store markets in a very unique way. we remodel and design all of the independent markets and, in fact, you probably have not visited a retailer in san francisco that we haven't probably touched one way or the other. but with the corner store markets it's a challenge. because they are very small, and the challenge is to be able to fit in produce and natural foods in a way that will be successful. so what we do is that we look very closely at the store and we do all the measurements within the stor

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guest: the preeminent health association and the american metal co -- medical association and dentalssociation. this is an informed public process. we do not think the public should for something on a majority of customers but the health benefits of fluoridated water is are beyond dispute. significant health impacts. he must have been very enterprising indeed to convince the u.s. centers for disease control and the world health organization and other organizations are mentioned about the health benefits of reasonable amounts of fluoride. caller: tracking is an issue and around the country. the petroleum industry to get more oil and gas. is an issue around the country. i understand water is totally polluted. there is no question oil and gas production is associated with water at impacts. and most of the impact is actually related to water that comes up from deep underground reservoir as with oil and gas. t is not opposethe fracking process%. this may only last for a few hours or days. that has to be deep injected underground where it cannot get into the environment. ohio asks howom mu

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as the economy improves and banks remain tough on lending, the american bankers' association reports the delinquency rate on credit cards issued by banks fell to 2.41%, the lowest since 1990. it's down from 2.47% last quarter, and well below the average of 3.87% during the past 15 years. coming up, why large banks are predicted to report in with hefty profits this earnings season. first business continues after the break. expectations are low for the latest round of earnings news coming from corporate america. sheraz mian, director of research at zacks investment research, is on set with us this morning. good morning, and what is your outlook? what are you predicting? - the expectations, as you rightly point out, are very low. they have been coming down as the quarter progressed. earlier we were looking for earnings growth of close to 4%. it's down now to 0.4% for the second quarter, so extremely low expectations. that should make it easier for companies to jump through there. my sense is when all is said and done, the q2 earnings season will not be materially different from what we

join me and the american heart association and get serious about your heart and your health. if you're doing nothing, do something. if you're doing something, do more. find healthy living solutions from the american heart association's my heart my life. it's that simple. >>> strong reaction to the george zimmerman acquittal, including here in the bay area. i'll show you a little over what happened over the weekend. that story coming up. >>> we have low clouds over the area, 50s right now. you might be surprised how cold temperatures will be the next couple days. i'll have your forecast, coming up. >>> and with the low clouds, the mist in the air. we'll see how that effects your drive as well as the building commute. the tri-valley had some slowdowns. >>> we look at the incline of the bay bridge. this is our emery camera looking toward san francisco. it's monday, july 15. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:00. good morning to you. i'm march la tas. and i'm laura garcia-cannon. today in the bay's christie smith live in oakland where property was damaged and an ameri

well, we know as obesity researchers that obesity is a disease, but the fact that the american medical association has recognized it will have tremendous impact on legislation in washington with insurance companies. it carries a lot of weight. >> the medical community is relieved by the recent ruling of the influential and prestigious ama, the american medical association that declared obesity a disease. a. m. a. represents more doctors than any other association. here's their mid-june language "recognizing obesity as a disease will help change the way the medical community tackles this complex issue that affects approximately one in three americans." okay. that's over 78 million fat adult americans. who are these overweight people? answer a person who has a body mass index b. m. i. of 30 or higher compared to a normal b. m. i. of 18.5 to this .9. memorize these stats, bmi does not measure body fat directly but is a reliable method to determine body fatness calculated from the ratio of a person's height to a person's weigh$. so using that measure, 35% of u.s. adults, 1/3 are considered obese, and

join me and the american heart association and get serious about your heart and your health. if you're doing nothing, do something. if you're doing something, do more. find healthy living solutions from the american heart association's my heart my life. it's that simple. look at that. another foggy start, at least by the golden gate bridge this morning. you might smell a little rain on the pavement as well, depending on where you're waking up. we'll check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren coming up. >>> 4:43 right now. amazing video of a southwest flight touching down, the front landing gear collapsing on impact yesterday afternoon. eight people went to the hospital with minor bumps and bruises. some had anxiety attacks. the flight originated in nashville. in the mean time crews have just dleerd the plane from the runway. about 15 minutes ago, laguardia reopened the runway to flights. >>> a new shakeup at yahoo! on its board of directors. three of the key people that helped appoint marissa meyer as the sunnyvale company's chief executive have decided to resign. d

now, in our profession, we look to what's called the nac, american bar association standards. that's the national advisory commission. these standards were set forth in 1973 to determine what caseloads public defenders should be handling. and for felony cases the standard is 150. so, we're about 28% above the standard. we recently completed a case weighting report. the case weighting report is in addition to counting cases. what the case weighting process does is it allows managers to determine the actual work load of the attorney. and, so, what we're looking at there is the number of cases that the attorney is handling individually, the type of cases, each type of case is assigned a weight based on the relative seriousness of the case. and this is something that was determined by the controller's office in 2003 and our department has implemented this. and, so, applying that model, the average workweek and this is as of june 13, 2013, a felony attorney is 67.3 hours a week. for miscommunications, the total number of cases we handled in this fiscal year was 4,495. the annual ca

>> american heart association came up with the fact that these are okay and they are safe to take it.g like products like aspartine? >> artificial sweeteners. idea is to cut calories. to reduce the number of obesity in the country, lose part of the metabolic syndrome, people having high blood pressure, diabetes, so -- we -- encourage people to start taking these based on recommendation of american heart association. now review of the research much shows that going with the diet sodas are not such great thing because they -- actually are ironically may increase the weight gain and obesity which is completely different than what we spoke about. they are finding out, giving it to rats and mice, that increases the obesity and weight gain which is a huge problem. they trigger a different part of the brain which is responsible for the taste and sweet part. and as a result encourages people to seek more carbohydrate, more sweet, and later on they will eat up more. >> sugar better to begin with? >> sugar is not. we know shug sar not good for you. the idea behind this these are almost 300 to 6

so when the american psychiatric association said that, they are not wrong. it is possible that psychiatry is actually on the leading edge, not lagging behind. they are actually dealing with the kinds of difficulties that have been much more complicated and will have to take into account many more things besides molecular activity inside the body like what goes on in society and how income is distributed and how people experience their lives. >> so one of their strategies than has been to say that what we used to use, roman numerals, now we're switching to eric, and this is so that we can be more like technology and have -- they have been saying that this is a living document. what does this mean? what does it mean for the credibility? >> nobody knows. i wish i could answer that question. lasted many times to many people and i don't know. i mean, the idea is they will beta tested. with the problem with beta testing, anyone who has ever bought a brand new computer program, it is messy and unpredictable and actually turns the consumers, in this case people with

american water works association has looked into this, and we are following the recommendations of the world have organization, centers for disease control, as well as the american medical and dental associations in recommending community sortation of water. ofject to local acceptance an informed public process. we do not think until to live these four should force something on a majority of customers but the health water aref fluoride beyond dispute. they bring significant that'll health benefits as well as stronger bones, especially for growing children. i know there are will who would attribute fluoridation to an enterprising salesman. he must've been enterprising to have convinced the u.s. centers disease control and other associates i mentioned about health benefits of reasonable amounts of fluoride. caller: i have two other questions. fracking and bottled water. fracking is an issue in michigan, and a lot of areas around the country. , to getoleum industry more oil and gas, uses enormous amounts of water, and i understand this water cannot be reentered into the public system. it

. >> in the study for american association of colleges only 30 percent of college seniors agree withtate it is safe to hold unpopular opinions on campus. only 17 percent of professors agrees to matt that defeats the purpose of higher education. john: which is debate. >> harvard has a civility pledge. >> we should be settled that you have to agree to hold civility and inclusiveness and kindness on the same level of intellectual attainment. it is dishonest the idea that the most you the institution says now we are inclusive? what ever. and so we'll just hosted at what they need to believe? why don't we shutdown the university if we have decided moral philosophy. john: the country was founded by people who were in polite. >> very rude. >> one student journalist wrote to coaches on other campuses about the hockey coach and he wrote at the end. john: just tried to give information to write a paper. >> toe need to say anything just to be nice and he got a response from cornell saying this is suggesting that if there is anything nice that could be setting is offensive they suspended the stu

so tonight as health and science reporter carolyn johnson tells us, the american heart association has a simple seven-step test to help rate your risk of having one. >> when darrell hooper started slurring his speech he knew he had to call 9-1-1. paramedics brought him to the ucla stroke center. >> it was scary to learn about it. >> doctors assessed how well blood was traveling to his brain after they discovered he suffered a series of mini strokes. >> strokes are very common. in this country 750,000 people have strokes. >> the american heart association is offering a simple seven-step test to avoid the emergency room. the higher your score, the lower your risk. it is based on seven criteria, cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, activity level, diet, smoking and your weight. if you smoke you get 0. 2 points if you don't or if you quit. >> smoking, even if it one cigarette is bad for your health. >> 200 and below is ideal for cholesterol, but pay attention to the ldl. blood sugar below 100 and your score worsens with high blood pressure. 2 points for diet. that's if you eat mediter

. >> american association of museums. >> uh-huh. it is now a verified museum, but we felt it would last. i think i did. i know you did too. >> oh, yes. i -- a lot of the obstacles that we faced, you were talking about convincing a town that's been totally traumatized to invest in something they can't see with their -- once we got it open, it was largely fine, but getting it open was, you know, you asked them to trust in an unknown when there have been very, very many -- much damage has been done, not just to the community, but to individuals who were yelled out when they went to other cities and so on and so forth, and so anything that could trigger a fearful reaction, if you said "museum," they immediately started talking about you're going to have, you know, the rifle, you're going to have all these unsaver ri things, and we just moved away from that. the board was very, very good in getting the right tone. i looked at it as my job to get it open. knowing and praying it would be successful because barbara charles asked me before,

so tonight as health and science reporter carolyn johnson tells us, the american heart association has a simple seven-step test to help rate your risk of having one. >> when darrell hooper started slurring his speech he knew he had to call 9-1-1. paramedics brought him to the ucla stroke center. >> it was scary to learn about it. >> doctors assessed how well blood was traveling to his discover they discovered he suffered a series of mini strokes. >> strokes are very common. in this country 750,000 people have strokes. >> the american heart association is offering a simple seven-step test to avoid the emergency room. the higher your score, the lower your risk. it is based on seven criteria, cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, activity level, diet, smoking and your weight. if you smoke you get 0. 2 points if you don't or if you quit. >> smoking, even if it one cigarette is bad for your health. >> 200 and below is ideal for cholesterol, but pay attention to the ldl. blood sugar below 100 and your score worsens with high blood pressure. 2 points for diet. that's if you eat mediterran

these are done by the medical association, the american medical association.a price tag associated with it. so tha doesn't happen. what yo ee is a number, which is another reason people don't understand. >> let me give you an example. this is a funny one. >> you see these codes that were wrong and it turns ut that it was what was in the tradition that was citing myth, which has to do with organs being in the wrong part of the body, totally miscoded and how would you even know that. whether your child had a sinus surgery in august the second procedure was a lot mo money. we sort through this all the time. gerri: tell me what is next step? >> i think being an educated consumer is at the heart of this. pick up the phone, don't let time go by, call the insurance companies and they have customer service assoe to be able to answer those questions. and you have the right of appeal. so i think what is really important is don'tignore this. we are talking about in some cases give certificates complicate this and you might have to turn to a country like this. gerri: than

i am excited to share with you i'm working with the asian american women artists association and film maker madelein limb to bring you the world of bernice bing, a documentary we're working on now about her life and work and it's going to premiere in june of 2013. thank you so much for this honor. it's long overdue. (applause) (applause) >> good evening. it's an honor to accept this award on behalf of the bernice bing estate. thank you. (applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> again, congratulations. now we'd like to make a slight modification in our program this evening and we're going to be moving to the award for best merchant association of the year, the lower haight merchant association. i'd like to invite walking tours up and the mayor's office of economic development. our newest supervisor, supervisor london breed. let's give him a round of applause. (applause) ♪ ♪ >> hi, are you going to speak first or me? >> you, please. >> hi, everybody. i'm so happy to be here to celebrate this -- what is it, the neighborhood empowerment network awards. this is like the fifth year that this has happened and i r

well the medical aspect of the world medical association the american medical association taking the position that the prisoner is competent and is expressing their their well they have a right to refuse to we generally do cease the criteria we use we don't generally force the competent people in hospitals in the united states. and this is the standard around the world so in some sense yes but not so much you're going to live it's hard to get well you know there is going to be governments and partly to crush their will and to make sure that they have no way of expressing themselves so they hunger strike has been going on since that february from your point of view so i would take it for the u.s. for the u.s. military rather to find a need that you say need to monitor and use it. probably to release or try to. i mean it seems at this point that it's going to be on the original complaints or on mistreat mr carranza cetera and as you had on a moment ago people are saying. we can no longer tolerate this indefinite having go idea what our fate will be and they want to be released or tried

the obama administration is now partnering with the american library association. a group of 17,000 libraries, now planning to train librarians how to help spread the word. some libraries may also set aside special computers for anyone trying to sign up for health care coverage. why is obama administration spending so much time and now money and effort on promoting obama care? a lot of it has been in place more than three years. we will break it down later inside the fox report. >>> right now, reports of a feud playing out over eventual resting place of an ailing world leader, should the inevitable happen. he brought about historic, peaceful change, and apparently the family members of nelson mandela are fighting. the showdown in south africa next. >>> also, before the sight-seeing helicopter ended up on a barge, it crashed into the water hard. the outcome, we're told, nothing short of a miracle. >> whoever that pilot is has to be a remarkable pilot with nerves of steel because clearly that helicopter was in complete distress. >>> president obama is wrapping up a b

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the asian asian-american journalist association which says this is unacceptable, releasing a statement saying, those names were not only wrong but so grossly offensive that it's hard for us at the asian american journalist association to fathom how those names made it on the broadcast. we're not reriot peating -- we're not repeating the names. asiana says the reputation of the four pilots and the company have been seriously damaged by the report. but we spoke to a fwyer who saya successful loft lawsuit is a long shot. >> the courts make it difficult to prevail in a defamation action. you have to show some intentional malice or reckless if distance, some real intent to hurt the airline. >> and yet we believe the lawsuit is going forward. asiana also considering suing the national transportation and safety board as well. >> shepard: if nothing else it's a fine diversion for them for what happened in san francisco. trace gallagher in our west does news hub. >> an autopsy is set for today to try to determine what causeed the death of the "glee" television star, cory monteith, according to

the event is sponsored by the american association of nude recreation.his is an actual association. and this is their actual president. i'm not kidding. that's a real -- that's the publicity shot. [ cheers and applause ] i tell you, you think you don't like to visit your grandmother. like the worst jennifer convertibles ad ever. but having nude recreation week, i will not be participating this year. i have a very strict policy. if you want to see me naked, you have to pay. speaking of naked, disgraced former new york governor eliot spitzer is back. he is re-entering politics by running for new york city comptroller. some people thought his political career was over five years ago when it was revealed he was employing a small army of prostitutes to tend to his nether regions. but those people were mistaken because new yorkers are a tough but forgiving bunch. >> hitting the hot campaign trail in union square today, former governor eliot spitzer was swarmed by the media. >> what about your family? >> heckled by critics. >> eliot, you're a disgrace to new yo

who have shown in writing their strong support for the students success act, including the american association of school administrators, the council of forf state school officers, american private education. concerned women for america, national association of independent schools, the national alliance for public charter schools and national association of charter school authorizers. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wisconsin. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment s agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 14 printed in house report 113-158. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? mr. bishop: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 14 printed in house report 113-158, offered by mr. bishop of utah. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. bish

, american heart association and others. i also -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: i'd also like to enter in the record the report on the fifth congressional district of virginia and those who will benefit from the affordable care act. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: and i now yield to the minority whip, mr. hoyer, five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise to speak the truth. this bill and the other bill are not real. they are purely partisan politics. they have nothing to do with reality. that, my friends and mr. speaker, the american people ought to know that is the truth. hese bills take time with no effect and everybody in this house, the majority leader and 434 of the rest of us know these bills are going nowhere. they are in fact the 38th and 39th effort to repeal the affordable care act. an attempt that's been made some 27 times already with no substantive alternative to a

of crop inshurners, american bankers association, american coalition for ethanol, american crystal sugar, american farmland trust. i may need more time. i'm on the a's. american fruit and vegetable processers, american hunting producers, american sugarbeet growers, american agriculture coalition, arizona farm bureau federation, arkansas farmers nion, it goes on and on and on . listen to the public, listen to your constituents. reject the extremism and i'm one of the 24 who put my money where my mouth is and voted for a bipartisan bill. this is wrong. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. lucas: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentleman from michigan, mr. benishek, one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mr. benishek: today i rise in support of the farm bill farm bill. like many of my colleagues in this bill, i'm honored to represent a district with deep agricultural heritage. because i'm a doctor by trade, not a farmer, it's important for me to get the know