large switch in employer based care to the marketplace and we just haven't seen those numbers. " burwell says you can find at least three choices for health care in each state. you can find more information at healthcare dot gov. a brand new unitypoint clinic hosted its grand opening celebration today in peosta. the clinic held a meet- and-greet for people to get to know the new doctors in town. free lunches were also provided to anyone who came to the event. the new clinic holds the distinction of being the only health care facility in peosta. " very excited that finley's here and investing in our communitee, um, we have three kids at home and if they ever need to go to the doctors we have to drive way into dubuque and you know that's tough to do when you have a sick kid. " doctors provided free blood pressure tests and b-m-i measurements . the clinic had a "soft opening" sincncthen. stay with your 24 hour news tonight, with a slight chance of isolated light showers late. if one of these does graze by your area, you may see a few snowflakes mixing in as well. on sunday, our rain chances

health and human services secretary, sylvia burwell, stopping in tampa today. and congressman -- and congresswoman kathy. they say there is now a 45% drop in people who don't have insurance in the us. but that others still don't have any coverage at all. burwell says seven out of 10 people can find plans that cost new features to healthcare.gov. >>> it is simpler and easier. the consumer is giving us feedback. we have made the website easier. >>> 1.5 million people in florida have signed up through the affordable care act. the leaders say the expect even more. the final deadline to enroll is january 31. >> in an abc action news update, you still have a chance to win that record-breaking jackpot your tonight, the powerball grand prize has surged to $1.3 billion. it is the biggest jackpot in world history. and it is expected to grow even more. so big that it cannot even fit on the billboards in downtown campus. we did have a picture a moment ago. that billboard maxed out at 999,000 -- $999 million. that is because no one matched all six numbers last night. there

empowering them with the tools they need to make healthy choices in their daily lives," said secretary burwell. "by focusing on small shifts in what we eat and drink, eating healthy becomes more manageable. the dietary guidelines provide science- based recommendations on food and nutrition so people can make decisions that may help keep their weight under control, and prevent chronic conditions, like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease." the newly released 8th edition of the dietary guidelines reflects advancements in scientific understanding about healthy eating choices and health outcomes over a lifetime. this edition recognizes the importance of focusing not on individual nutrients or foods in isolation, but on the variety of what wholeto bring about lasting improvements in individual and population health. "the dietary guidelines for americans is one of many important tools that help to support a healthier next generation of americans," said secretary vilsack. "the latest edition xibilitye right for them and their familiee advant, thanks to america's farmers the specific recom

u-s secretary for health "sylvia burwell" was in town over the weekend. she met with tampa mayor bob buckhorn and representative kathy castor. they also talked to residents about signing up. navigators were made available at new mount zion church. despite the uninsured rate dropping nearly 12-percent, the republican-led house voted to repeal the president's healthcare. they say costs are still way up. but democratic leaders argue, all these signups... are a step in the right direction: 3 services 3 the president says he will veto any bill to stop the act. currently, florida has more healthcare signups... than any other state. 3 a special gift for one family in south florida: a brand new puppy. they were so happy... it brought them to tears. 3 and there's a really good reason for that. the rojas family got this little chihuahua, just *days after their first dog was killed. their three year old, five pound chihuahua - named gucci - was killed by a pair of bulldogs last week. they was devastated and saddened beyond belief. but a family friend heard what week

before any of that, burwell will join us live on wesh 2 news on cw 18 at 8:15. philadelphia police are on high alert, worried that the suspect who ambushed an officer, may be part of a larger, radical group. the fbi is investigating a tip to police, that three other radical shooters are on the loose. they' re not sure how credible the information is. confessed to shooting officer jesse hartnett last thursday in the name of isis. he' s charged with attempted murder. brett: new from overnight, four teenagers are in custody and one more is wanted for a gang rape on a new york city playground. police say they knew who they were looking for, thanks to this surveillance video. the woman says the group attacked her thursday night, as she walked with her father. police say he was forced to leave her at gunpoint and by the time he returned with two officers, the suspects were gone. the suspect in a horrific rape case in volusia county, is staying in jail. terrell williamson turned himself in saturday night and appeared before a judge sunday. >> do you swear to tell the t

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health and human services secretary sylvia burwell suggests making small, daily changes. hhs secretary sylvia burwell "when you think perhaps how you think fruits or vegetables. these small changes can get you to a place where there's healthier eating for you and your family." the guidelines also suggest people start incorporating forms of protein like nuts, seeds and seafood into their meals. alcohol should be limited to one drink a day for drinks a day for men a common new year's resolution is to lose weight. but january may not be the best time to start a diet. british researchers say animals and humans have an evolutionary urge to maintain body fat in the winter months --- when natural food sources are scarce. and because modern foods are full of sugar and flavor --- the temptation to eat is stronger than our new year's resolutions. the american cancer society says death rates from the disease continue to drop. the latest data shows a 23-percent decrease in the cancer death rate since peaking in the early 1990's. that means more than one-point-seven million fewer peop

before any of that, burwell will join us live on wesh 2 news on cw18 at 8:15. brett: philadelphia police are on high alert, worried that the suspect who ambushed an officer, may be part of a larger, radical group. the fbi is investigating a tip to police, that three other radical shooters are on the loose. they' re not sure how credible the information is. police say edward archer confessed to shooting officer jesse hartnett last thursday in the name of isis. he' s charged with attempted murder. happening today, a somber ceremony to mark 32 years since a deadly shooting at the orange county shootouts. to bayless were killed and injured. dollars died of his injuries in 1991. parker was paralyzed and passed away in 2009. a flag raising and read courthouse steps at 7:00 this morning. michelle: turning to that mind-boggling, jaw-dropping powerball jackpot. $1.3 billion is now on the line and that number could increase even more. no one matched all six numbers during saturday night' s drawing. brett: this jackpot is now a world record-holder. the number is already s

secretary of health and human services, sylvia mathews burwell, will be in indianapolis. she will hold a roundtable as part of the 'state of the union: cabinet in your community' road tour. and in columbus... secretary of agriculture tom vilsack is set to make a 'major announcement' on rural growth and opportunity for ohio. that's scheduled to take place during a town hall university president michael drake. happening today happening today across the tri- state... the thirteenth amendment goes on display at the national underground railroad freedom center. the document abolished slavery in 1865. the exhibit opens to the public at 11. and jungle jim's is celebrating the fine art of barrell aging. the fairfield store kicks off the barrell aged beer bash tonight from 7 until 9... tickets are 40- dollars for beer drinkers and 15 for non-drinkers. the event continues tomorrow. a bill cracking down on repeat drunk drivers moves forward in kentucky... details. adlib weather and traffic tease kara 2 shot you've upgraded all your old so what about this? it's time to get into the n

to promote the coverage, health and human services secretary sylvia burwell visited an orlando united way office today. her office says florida has the most amount of enrollees out of any state. 1.5 million people have signed up. this morning, burwell stopped by the wesh 2 studios to explain. >> right now and the marketplace, seven in 10 people can find plans for $75 or less the financial assistance. jim: if you don' t sign up, you will face a penalty. amanda: -- angela: we know it' s cold, but it' s going to get colder. >> i am glad i wore my jacket to the studio today. on a day like today, you look at that camera and think that' s not too bad. you get out there and think yeah, that' s brisk. i like it. it' s invigorating. a little extra jump in the old step there. we talked about freeze warnings heading up the palm coast and back toward marion county. we will have to watch , there is could be put into this later on. s talk about that for a second. when you have a freeze warning, that means you are expecting temperatures to be below freezing for at least two hours over a widespread a

secretary sylvia burwell joined tampa mayor bob buckhorn and kathy caster. they spoke to the congregation at mount zion baptist church about enrolling. >> we need people to sign up. we're using churches and pastors but it ultimately we need folks to sign up. they're lives will be better as a result of this. >> open enrollment ends on january 31st. >>> the count down is on for college football's national championship game. a lot of people ready and waiting today. >> even your pastor today. he was ready to finish church and get to football. both coaches as alabama and clemson get ready to battle for the title tomorrow night. >> also ahead, preparations underway in san francisco for the other big game, super bowl >>> we are just one day away from the college football national championship and both alabama and clemson cannot wait to hit the field. both teams are coming off impressive playoff wins. clemson dispensed of oklahoma 37-17. both coaches tonight praising their opponents. >> you know, our players have very excited about the opportunity they've created fo

health and human secretary sylvia burwell says take it slow. >> when you think about it, whether it's the beverages you night a week or perhaps how you think about adding some additional fruits or vegetables. >> a government advisory committee said the guidelines should also urge people to cut back on read and processed meat. the final version though does not include that advice. >> so just keep thatting sugar intake down. >> sugar is bad. >> it's everywhere, too. >> we get so used to it and don't even know it. >> yeah, yeah. >> oranges juice, you know? >>> okay. so the food and drug administration is also now coming up with some new food labels that will help all of us see more clearly how much added sugar is in all of those products at the store. >> it's it can be hard to tell. >>> university of colorado denver professor is talking about the birds and the bees and dinosaurs. >> he is passionate about this. there is a new discovery right here in colorado about the ancient creatures inment professor martin lockley found evidence of fossilized love nests. dinosaurs engaged in mating be

secretary sylvia burwell joined bob buckhorn and kathy caster. they spoke to the congregation at the new zion baptist church. >> we need people to sign up. we're reaching out to the target targeted markets that are hard to serve. when it's all said and done we need folks to sign up. their lives will be better as a result of this. >> open enrollment ends at the end of the month on january 31st. >>> the count down is on tonight for college football's national championship game. we're going to be ready by 8:30 tomorrow. >> they want to make sure they get the games in there as well. coming up you'll hear from both coaches as alabama and clemson title tomorrow night. >> also ahead, preparations underway in san francisco for the largest game in all of >>> we're one day away from the championship and alabama and clemson cannot wait to hit the field. both teams are coming off impressive playoff wins. alabama dismantled michigan state 38-0. undefeated and top ranked clemson beat oklahoma their opponents. >> our players are excited about the opportunity th

. >> reporter: a walk along a seaside cliff turns deadly when 33-year-old joshua burwell plummets to his death apparently while looking down at his phone. >> he might have been distracted by an electronic device and just fell over the edge. >> reporter: a tragic example on christmas day of a growing problem, people distracted by their electronic devices and putting themselves in harm's way. there was this moment of a woman walking into a water fountain at a shopping mall or this person stepping off a subway platform. >> i think we have to admit that we are -- maybe we're not as good at multitasking as we think we are, because that's what leads to a lot of these incidents. >> reporter: from 2005 to 2010, emergency room visits doubled to more than 1500 with nearly 80% of those injuries stemming from falls. the problem has become so widespread in fact the national safety council has included distracted walking injuries as a category in its annual injury report for the very first time. >> our message is if you're walking down the street, step out of the flow of traffic. don't cross the s

sylvia burwell stopped in tampa today and the congresswoman kathy castor joinder of mt. zion missionary baptist church. there is a 25% drop of people who don't have insurance in the united states but others don't have the coverage. 710 people can find plans. the cost $75 or less. they have added new features to healthcare.gov. to make it easier to sign up. the program has helped many people. >> i'm sure everybody listening know someone who has cancer or a pre-existing condition and no longer do they have to worry about not being able to get healthcare. so far, 1.5 million people have signed up with the affordable care act. the final deadline to enroll is january 31. >>> you still have a chance to win a bracket breaking check.. the grand prize has surged to $1.3 billion. the biggest jackpot in world history and is expected to grow so big it can't fit on billboards. actually had to max it out at $999 million. no one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing there were several winners. we saw people buying tickets like we have never seen before. 16,000 tickets are bei

health and human services secretary sylvia burwell wants to make sure all floridians who want coverage can get it. she's in orlando today promoting the affordable care act. yesterday she spent time in tampa with mayor bob buckhorn at new mount zion missionary baptist church letting people know it can cost as little as $75 a month. she says it's helping many floridians. >> i'm sure everybody listening today knows somebody who either other thing, where they had a pre-existing condition and no longer because of the faferred far do the folks have to worry about not being able to get health care. >> you have until friday to sign up for coverage that will start february 1st. open enrollment under the affordable care act ends on january 31st. >>> let's look at the temperature this morning as you're headed out the door. we're mainly in the 40s now. in fact in tampa 48 degrees, brandon 48. inverness now 41. i wouldn't be surprised as we get a little closer to sunrise and the temperatures fall just a tad more. we'll even see some upper 30s in citrus county. right now in hudson it's 47 degrees. t

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. >> reporter: a walk along a seaside cliff turns deadly when 33-year-old joshua burwell plummets 40 feet to his death apparently while looking down at his phone. >> witnesses say they saw a person who might have been distracted by an electronic device and just fell over the edge. >> reporter: a tragic example on christmas day of a growing problem, people distracted by their electronic devices and putting themselves in harm's way. there was this moment caught on security cameras of a woman walking into a water fountain at a shopping mall -- >> and, boom! >> reporter: or this person stepping off a subway platform, and the time a man looked up from texting just in the nick of time. >> i think we have to admit that we are -- that maybe we're not as good at multitasking as maybe we think we are, because that's what leads to a lot of these incidents. >> reporter: the number of injuries from distracted walking has skyrocketed. doubled to more than 1,500, with nearly 80% of those injuries stemming from falls. the problem has become so widespread in fact the national safety council has inclu

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sylvia burwell visited the united way call center in orlando. her trip comes as the deadline to get covered under the affordable care act approaches. under the aca, you have until january 31st to get health if you don't, fines start at $695. >> this year, the fee, if you're not insured, has gone up. and so for people, it's important for their health and their financial security and also so that they avoid that fee. >> yeah, and it was just last week, we took hundreds of your phone calls with the united way to help you get results. if you still need help, you can call 211 to get your questions answered. a lot of folks calling in on that day. >> yeah, we had tons. >> more good news for gas prices in central florida. >> it sure is. the average price is not only continuing to go down, it could eventually reach its lowest level in more than a decade. right now, the average for a gallon of regular gas in orlando is a buck-90, down from 1.96 last month and 2.14 a year ago. some analysts believe oil prices could push gas to a dollar a gallon in some are

sylvia burwell suggests making small daily changes. night a week or adding in fruits and vegetables. these small changes can get you to a place where there is healthier eating for you and your family family. >> reporter: the final version does not include advice about cutting back on red meats and ask you to add nuts and seafood. >> the food and drug administration is working on new food labels that should show added sugar for you. >>> attention pizza lovers. studies show that the coating that rappels grease can linger in your body for years and helps stop cannercer and birth defects. the moratorium is effective immediately. >>> if you got one of those fitbit bands for christmas, the company is facing a lawsuit for inaccurate heart rate monitoring. multiple occasions the user's heart rate was significantly higher than what the device reported. fitbit responded by saying that the case has no merit. the spokesperson says that they are desigd to provide meaningful data and are not meantto be scientific or medical devices. >>> back to that

today, sylvia burwell, the u.s. secretary of health and human services, visited orlando to remind everyone about the deadlines. if you enrollly ban 15th -- than 1 million folks in florida are still eligible, we want to make sure that we reach those. >> now, the federal penalty for having no health insurance is now f v $695 -- $695. a $370 hike over last year. >>> right now, hospital officials still have no leads on identifying a man who has been unconscious at orlando regional medical center for two weeks. we told you that that man was hit when he stepped out on traffic. channel 9's carla ray is live in the hospital, where the man is. why don't they just release a picture of him to see if anyone recognizes him? >>reporter: federal privacy laws prohibit hospital officials from releasing a photo or a likeness of a person without their permission. and because this man is in a coma here at the hospital, unless he wakes up, they can't even release a sketch. in this center lane of colonial drive, just west of the busy kir

secretary sylvia burwell will remind people of the january 31st deadline for open enrollment in the affordable care act. she will also visit the united way' s 2-1-1 call center. tomorrow afternoon if you' re so , inclined, head over to the dr. phillips center as orlando' s mayor and others take the oath of office. it marks the beginning of buddy dyer' mayor. tony ortiz and samuel b. ings begin their third terms on the city council. and patty sheehan begins her fifth. the ceremony takes place at 3:00 downtown. it' s also available online. in commitment 2016, there' s a little more than three weeks to go before the iowa caucuses. new polls out tonight show bernie sanders and ted cruz gaining on their rivals. according to a poll, only 3% -- three percentage point separate centers from linden. voting for an nra supported bell a decade ago, giving legal protection to gun manufacturers. willing to take another look. >> wing gun manufacturers, for example, are selling guns into a stone and know that the guns are going into the hands of criminals, absolutely, those >> senator sanders voted with their

lost those cases but you did and whether or not chief justice roberts and in the case of king bee burwell and justice kennedy and the rest of the justices were wrong and one can make andy did make arguments that they were wrong the fact that the administration's actions were being challenged were upheld certainly shows i think that these are not really good examples that would support the contention that the obama administration is thumbing its nose at the constitution. and i guess i would also like to note that sometimes professor bernstein's book for whatever reasons have to be forces that are not only dead but will -- were never alive to begin with. one of those is an example that professor bernstein highlighted in his own remarks and this is the notion that this administration has created all of these unconstitutional czars who are running the government outside of the appropriate constitutional legal structures. he has a chapter entitled more czars than romanoff? really? i haven't heard too much about the czars for quite a while. i don't think that they have made a very large dent, h

secretary sylvia burwell joined congressmen at new mt. zion missionary baptist church to talk to people about enrolling. >> we need people to sign up. we're reaching out to targeted markets that are hard to serve. we're using churches and pastors to spread the word, but ultimately we need folks to sign up. their lives will be better as a 31. >>> well, it was the big story this weekend everybody was talking about. if you have $2 and big dreams, you still have a chance of becoming a billionaire. yes, that's with a b. nobody matched all six numbers in last night's historic powerball jackpot drawing, but at this winn-dixie store on palm river road in tampa, one lucky person bought a ticket worth a million bucks. not bad. they picked five numbers correctly. newschannel 8's mary mcguire brings us more on the lotto fever sweeping tampa bay and the nation. >> reporter: the powerball jackpot is set to roll again on wednesday night, on an estimated $1.3 billion jackpot. so don't worry, you still have another chance at becoming a billionaire. florid

. >> reporter: also health and human services secretary sylvia burwell told me at the white house today that boosting enrollment numbers is not just about the president's legacy. >> one thing it is about is reducing the number of uninsured. we agree with that. we have lower unemployment rates as a nation railroad people are getting coverage through their jobs or through the medicaid expansion. >> reporter: this nationwide challenge by the white house includes oakland and 19 over cities and the way it's going to end is that when enrollment closes on sunday, numbers will be tallied up and whichever city has the most enrollees they will win a visit by president obama. i was able to by the way ask the president about his pick for the super bowl. he is too diplomatic to pick one over the other. in washington, allen martin, kpix 5. >>> there's a lot of snow in washington, dc thanks to a blizzard that shut down congress. there was a brief session with only two senators showing up lisa murkowski of alaska and susan collins of maine, both republicans. the rest didn't make it. the staff members w

(sot: hhs secretary sylvia burwell - :40 - :44) "whether it's the changes can get you to a place where there's healthier eating for you and your family." the new guidelines also suggest increasing the amout of fruit, vegetables, and whole grains you eat. 17 miners are safe tonight, after they got trapped yesterday in a salt mine. it happened as they reported to work south of syracuse in new york. their elevator stopped about 800 feet below the surface. workers from the previous shift had just taken the same elevator to the surface at the end of their shift. the trapped 10 hours. (sot / shawn wilczynski - mine manager :35 - :39) 09;08;30;07 "they huddled together, they did what they could do to keep each other warm and keep each other's spirits up." rescuers passed down blankets and hand warners, before they could get a basket down to get the trapped miners. a represenative for the mine said a steel beam might have broken. governor andrew cuomo opened an investigation to find out why. the mother of the "affluenza" teen is now in a jail in texas. a van carried tonya couch from the airpor

predicted that we would employer based care to the marketplace and we just haven't seen those numbers. " burwell says she hopes enrollments remain strong despite a repeal of obamacare by congress. she also s ss you can find at least three choices for health care in each state. you can find more information at healthcare dot gov. there's a new unitypoint clinic in peosta. the health facility had its grand opening yesterday. the clinic held a meet- and-greet for people to get to know the new doctors in town. the new clinic is thehenly health care facility in peosta. " very excited that finley's here and investing in our communitee, um, we have three kids at home and if they ever need to go to the doctors we have to drive way into dubuque and you know that's tough to do when you have a sick kid. " doctors provided free blood pressure tests and b-m-i measurements . the clinic had a "soft opening" back in december and has been taking new patients ince then. polls are a great way to predict a winner. but, often info on the candidates is a week old by the time e 's published. three professors at the un

health and human services secretary sylvia burwell suggests making small, daily changes. "when you think about it whether it's the beverages that you drink or maybe eating out one fewer night a week or perhaps how you think about adding some additional fruits or get you to a place where there's healthier eating for you and your family." a government advisory committee previously said the guidelines should urge people to cut back on red and processed meat. the final version, however, does not include that advice. it suggests instead people start incorporating other forms of protein into their meals... like nuts, seeds and seafood. erika edwards, nbc news. the food and drug administration is working on new food labels that should more clearly show added sugar. we'll be right back with teases are you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a we

inteligentes, que hacen parte de las recomendaciones del gobierno para tener una vida saludable sylvia burwell;45;15;20 sb: the things that you need toecareful are sodium, sugar that is added, and those saturated fatsincludi trans fats hay que cuidarse del sodio, el azcar agregada y las grasas saturadas, dijo la secretaria de salud, la cantidad de gramos de azcar diarios debe ser equivalente al 10 por ciento del total de caloras. en una dieta de 2000 c deben consumir mximo 200 gramos de azcar, calculando que cada gramo equivale a una cucharadita de azucar judith topete/ nutricionista 2:25 cada tortilla tiene un gramo de azcar, si consumo 3 torllas ten, a parte la salsa de tomate, una cucharadita, 16 gramos de azcar as mismo, se debe limitar la ingesta de sodio a solo 230 miligramos diarios y reemplazar las pastas, y panes blaos polos que estan hechos de granos judith nutricionista 4:15 elarrl es una azcar lenta y de fcil digestin a diferencia del blanco que entra muy rpido a tu cuerpo, lo absorbe y de esta manera es mas alta la incidencia en diabetes asegurese de que en su plato hay frutas y v

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. >>> health and human services sect, sylvia burwell was in tampa. she visited new mount zion baptist church. she reminded parishioners the deadline to enroll was january 31. >>> recycling could pay off in one bay area city. today, clearwater is rolling out incentives to get people to recycle. every time the recycling card is picked up, customers receive points. those points translate into discounts from local businesses. those who enroll would be entered for a chance to win an ipad. >>> more than a dozen dogs from flood ravaged mississippi, are now calling tampa home. 15 dogs arrived this weekend. these dogs will be vaccinated, should be available for adoption sometime next week. >> cute, all the way from mississippi. they all have southern barks. >> yeah, they do. oh, boy. >>> let's get a check on weather and traffic. >> and they'll take their tea sweet for sure. maybe some hot tea. 47degrees at 8:00 this morning. a significant difference behind yesterday's cold front. even today, with lots of sunshine temperatures are going to struggle. 63degrees

this is an awful situation that is compounding and getting worse and sylvia burwell, she has the galars that is a problem bureaucracy. >> she is the chairman of the house and human services. there she is. a lot of americans are open border people. accept everybody, let everybody in here for various reasons. some are humanitarian, some want the political component of changing[bç demographics like colorado and new mexico, whatever it might be. when you say the unintended consequences the system in america can't handle it just like we are seeing in europe. can't handle it people are getting hurt. so they come here fleeing poverty and crime in central america and they are throne throne -- thrown into chaotic system here. how is that doing any good for anybody. it doesn't. >> no, it doesn't. it's important to point out it's not only hurting people it's expensive for the american people. this program has cost a billion dollars to relocate these minors. one story not being talked about is the fact that the people claiming to be guardians are oftentimes illegal immigrants themselves. and du

. >> reporter: also health and human services secretary sylvia burwell told me at the white house todayt boosting enrollment numbers is not just about the president's legacy. >> one thing it is about is reducing the number of uninsured. we agree with that. we have lower unemployment rates as a nation railroad -- where people are getting coverage through their jobs or through the medicaid expansion. >> reporter: this nationwide challenge by the white house includes oakland and 19 over -- and 19 other cities and the way it's going to end is that when enrollment closes on sunday, numbers will be tallied up and whichever city has the most enrollees they will win a visit by president obama. i was able to by the way ask the president about his pick for the super bowl. he is too diplomatic to pick one over the other. in washington, allen martin, kpix 5 . bart delays due to power is toss traffic toss traffi traffic >> very safe answer. [ laughter ] >>> traffic and weather right now major bart delays? >> yes. power issues. that seems to be the problem this morning. unfortunately, we have some se

. >> reporter: also health and human services secretary sylvia burwell told me at the white house today that boosting enrollment numbers is not just about the president's legacy. >> one thing it is about is reducing the number of uninsured. we agree with that. whether that's through better unemployment rates that we have seen, we have lower unemployment rates as a nation, where people are getting coverage through their jobs or through the medicaid expansion. >> reporter: this nationwide challenge by the white house includes oakland and 19 over --and 19 other cities and the way it's going to end is that when enrollment closes on sunday, numbers will be tallied up and whichever city has the most enrollees they will win a visit by president obama. i was able to by the way ask the president about his pick for the super bowl. he is too diplomatic to pick one over the other. in washington, allen martin, kpix 5 . it's co >>> a lot of people in san francisco are baffled by the sudden appearance of a mysterious box. it's connected to a pole in the financial district. the big metal box has wheels

whether or not chief justice roberts and in the case of king b burwell that the other justices were wrongand you did make arguments that they were wrong, the fact that the administrations actions that were being challenged were upheld certainly shows i think, that these are not really good examples that would support the contention that the obama administration is thumbing its nose at the constitution. i guess i would also like to note that sometime per professor bernstein's book, for whatever reason, has to beat horses that are not only dead, but but were not all really alive to begin with. one of those is an example that professor bernstein highlighted in his own remarks and this is the notion that this administration has created all of these constitutional czars were running the government outside the appropriate constitutional legal structures. he has a chapter entitled more czars than romanoff, really? i have not heard too much about the czars for quite a while. i don't think they made a very large dent. however they were hiked by either the right or the left. in fact, i would say on

in october, i welcomed president obama and dhhs secretary sylvia matthews burwell for an honest discussion about the devastating toll this epidemic is causing west virginia families and communities. a few weeks later, i traveled to martinsburg, what some consider ground zero of our heroin epidemic, to host my own substance abuse summit. we brought together a panel of virginians to share their experiences in the fight against substance abuse, recognize the progress we have made, and identify ways we can work together to create a brighter drug-free future for our residents. we want people to find help and hope in west virginia. and that starts with making sure treatment facilities are providing comprehensive care. tonight i'm introducing legislation to establishing license requirements for treatment facilities. research shows us that the use of methadone alone does not support long term recovery. these medications don't treat the root cause of an addiction. and only continue the addiction cycle. this legislation requires counseling and behavioral therapies to be used in conjunction with thes