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the boston globe's brian bender in the wall street journal's janet hook join us. we hear about what happened for those who started receiving health care coverage january 1. then we discuss a recent report done by the agency regarding revenues from oil and gas companies that drill on federal land. we will also look for your reaction by phone, e-mail, and twitter on "washington journal," live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. host: joining us this morning from detroit, anna galland, executive director of civic action from moveon.org. thank you so much for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: let me give you one of the headlines this morning from "the washington post," as a president -- the president gets ready to get back to work this week. income inequality. from your perspective how is this addressed? how do you achieve that? guest: a great question. this is 2014, new year. moveon members will be working on thousands of different campaigns around the country pushing for the full implementation of the affordable care act, which has been so m

in the case of an emeryville man gunned down last summer after being involved in a minor fender-bender. brian flores joins us live with the new description investigators hope will help them solve the case. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon. several family members and friends returned here to market street in oakland. not only to plead for the public's help but give a message to the person or persons responsibility. >> please, please try to do the right thing. i'm appealing to your sense of fairness. ask yourself if it's just and fair that we will can commit such a senseless crime -- people can commit such a senseless crime and not be held accountable for it. >> reporter: that was aya's mother pleading for the killer to come forward. oakland police released this grainy picture of what they believe tosh the suspect's car -- to be the suspect's car. they describe it to be a newer silver sedan. he was leaving a pickup game in june when he was in a minor accident off oakland. after that accident, shortly before 11:00 that night with both cars pulled over to the side, aya and anoth

brian -- bryan bender and janet hook join us. after that, we talk about the health care law and what is happened for those who started receiving health care insurance coverage on january 1. government accountability office discusses a recent report done by the agency regarding revenues from oil and gas companies that drill on federal land. we will also look for your hone, e-mail, and twitter on "washington journal," live every day at >> our guest on "newsmakers" is michael needham. he is the founding ceo of the group started in 2010. it is a policy advocacy organization. nice to have you with us. let me introduce our two reporters, neil king and karen tumulty. >> let's start with the new year. we are going into an election year. the new health care law is