. >> that has to do with cea. the amount of money they have in reserves is based on a 20-year return cycle. they haven't had 20 years >> our buildings are 80 or 90 areas old. our agents said, we will merely pay you $120 per square foot. if that should fall down, we won't be able to pay out every client. it doesn't make sense. that's why we choose not to purchase >> there are a lot of things that come into play with that. when you pay a premium, you are paying into a reserve. so the cea builds up a reserve. they can't build up the reserve otherwise. that's how their building it. the national flood insurance is a public pool. the same thing is true there. they didn't have enough in their reserves to pay out the returns. congress had to pass legislation to authorize the replenishment. that's how these pools are set up. government is involved in how the additional funding comes. i am not specific with how it works in california. part of the reason states are putting this up as opposed to a company that does this. >> s

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it will be increasingly difficult to get in the cea primary care position with a present shortage. >> people here will have no choice but to rely on sister anne brooks u.d. >> i still think you'll be a doctor when you get big. yes, you are. okay. >> just a reminder - that's the front page of the al jazeera website. that's what you click on to for the latest on the meeting in paris today, of course. afghanistan's future grows increasingly uncertain, as years of foreign aid and intervention come to an end. in the jostling for money and power, competing forces are fighting for the wealth buried deep in the hindu kush mountains. that wealth is precious rubies,

at night, they ceas seize drugsd weapons.the moment police are conducting raids like this every night think but for every alleged drug deal air rested here, dozens of his rivals may live by so by tomorrow morning someone will have taken his play. they have been raiding some of these houses for years. that's a sign that it may take more than policing to bring permanent peace. tanya paige al jazerra cape town. town. >> the captain of the costa concordia has plamed the chips helps man for the disaster, the trial has resumed after a two-month break, the wrecked cruise chippewas pulled up right. 32 people were killed in the disaster. one of the world's biggest container ships has been given an appropriately big welcome in denmark. copenhagen is home to the shipping company which hopes its new fleet of mega vessels will roll the waves, alex forest reports. >> reporter: this ship is one of only three like it. it's the biggest in the world. and at 400 meters long, it's roughly as long as four football pitches. and almost as wide as o

shrunk by almost a quarter since two thousand and eight and four cars indicate a further decline in the cea and despite having received two mess of bailout packages from international lenders appen still needs about ten billion euros more all to close a funding gap meanwhile prime minister antonis samaras has admitted that in greece the will need six more years to return to pre-crisis living standards. and of reports from the greek capital. certainly a big day here in greece of some of the largest protests crowds hit the streets and thousands of schoolteachers have walked off the job on monday those protests resulted in some clashes of with the police doctors follow suit on tuesday and some of the largest public sector unions are joining in today's in fact many secondary schools and universities remain shut around the country now what they're furious about is the latest round of austerity measures greece is due to move or temporarily slashed the salaries of some twenty five thousand workers in addition to cutting thousands of jobs by the end of the year now workers will either have to accep

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. >> cea lauer says competition is good while the government's exchange offers subsidies for some, brokers offer guidance and more options for others. >> put those two things together, you're going to have more people enrolled than if we're not both doing this. >> some critics worry that commission-based brokers might push clients towards higher-paying insurers, and they also worry because the insurers are paying brokers, it may eventually lead to higher premiums. on the consumer watch, julie watts. >>> of course there are a lot of questions about the new healthcare law. next wee we'll be bringing you the five things you need to know about signing up for obama care. those special reports all next week on kpix 5 news at 6:00. >>> the 11th annual avon breast cancer walk kicked off about an hour ago. joining us live from fort mason is elois. she's the program droekter of the event. elois first -- i hope i ot your name right, and second --. >> you did. >> oh, good. how is it going so far this morning? it looks nice. >> great. it's been a gorgeous morning. we're here for the avon walk breast ca

they could offer to ceas voluntarily to take enrichment above a certain level, because there's no need a higher level for a peaceful program. >> pelley: enrichment of uranium, which is what happens at fordow. >> kerry: correct. >> pelley: throw the doors open to that place. >> kerry: well, that, among other things. look, i believe that we have hopes. president obama clearly welcomes president rouhani's overtures. but words are not going to replace actions. what we need are actions that prove that we and our allies, our friends in the region, can never be threatened by this program. >> pelley: but the united states would look favorably on relaxing or eliminating the sanctions if the iranians were serious about abandoning their nuclear weapon. >> kerry: well, the united states is not going to lift the sanctions until it is clear that a very verifiable, accountable, transparent process is in place, whereby we know exactly what iran is going to be doing with its program. and if it does, of course. >> pelley: rouhani said he'd like to have a deal in three to six months. is that possible? >>

cea these businesses don't know what they are talking about.business. the economy has been bad and people don't want it to show. people hate obamacare. they don't want it. they are telling representatives including those like joe mansion i'm for the delay. he is from west virginia. he is going to have trouble. are we getting close and the american people are not happy. >> the polling has shown increasing negatives and dr dropping positives. >> that is across the board. my thing is if you don't like the bill then legislate. do your job. >> there have been a number of them. you hear the staff that they voted 40 times to default the whole thing. but 7 or 8 of them have gotten to the desk and he has signed them. >> that is right. and there are a couple of problems with this bill. >> a couple? >> one, it's fact that the president needs the younger generation to buy in. if he doesn't do that you will see the costs go up. a lot of the businesses like ibm are saying they are pushing the retirees into this exchange. i would curious to see what impact th

omb and the cea did a process and the epa was participating. we put it out, and we had a good discussion. we got public comment, and we move that forward with the rules, so we had a new cost of methane. and what it said was that we were using three of the models that are always used, most effectively, to estimate climate impacts, and we said that as the models are updated or in two years, we should look at it again because the information is changing as science comes in. that is how we do our business. that is what we did recently. we did an update. you know why? the models were updated. we did not change any inputs. we just listened to what peer- reviewed scientists and economists told us about the real social cost of carbon. the year we put it out in a standard recently and it has caused anxiety which is why i wanted to explain this to you a little bit more fully although it may be boring the heck out of some of you, but it is an issue where people are concerned that we were not transparent. it went through a rulemaking process twice. it is i

years who headed the cbo for four years, was john mccain's and also was on .he council of economic ceafor some reason when he calls me to do the stuff i say yes because doug is one of those good guys in washington. >> we know what cbo means. >> do you you have a funny name for that? >> no. barney and i have one thing in common if nothing else. we were frustrated over and over again by the congressional budget office on our plans based it may cost thought and what they told us given the , what it would cost. >> why did you send it over? [laughter] >> i loved working for these two gentlemen. had a full head of hair. >> so let's begin. we are five years after the collects -- after the collapse of lehman brothers. there are a lot of important numbers from the financial crisis. there is the $16 trillion in lost wealth. there is the decline in housing values, but the most important number to me is around 30. the reason i say 30 is that 30 years as a number of years it took friedman and schwartz after the great depression to figure out what happened. these are still early days in my opinion.

omb and the cea did a process and the epa was participating. it out and we had a good discussion.e had a new cost of methane and what it said was that we were using three of the models that are always used, most effectively, to estimate climate impact and we said that as the models are updated or in two years, we should look at it again because the information is changing as science comes in. that is how we do our business. that is what we did recently. we did a not date. you know why? the models were updated. we did not change any imports. we just listened to what peer- reviewed scientists and economists told us about the real social cost of carbon. ae year we put it out in standard recently and it has caused anxiety which is why i wanted to explain this to you a little bit more fully although it may be boring or the heck out of some of you but it is an issue where people are concerned that we were not transparent. it went through a rulemaking process twice. it is in one physical you are concerned that we got somebody wrong, put some comments in. but it's on the basis of peer-rev

omb and cea did a process. epa was participating in that. d.o.e. and other agencies. we put it out and had a good discussion, top of the comment on it and move that forward with the rules. so we have a new cost of methane. what it said is we were using nearly three of the model is that are always used most effectively to estimate climate impacts and said that as the models are updated in three years, we should look at this again because the information is changing the science comes in. that's how we do our business. that's what we did recently is we didn't update. you know why? because those miles were updated. we didn't change any inputs. we just listen to what peer-reviewed scientists and economists told us about what the real social cost of carbon is. india we put it out and apply a standard recently and that is costing society, which is why i wanted to explain it to you a little bit more fully although it may be boring the heck out of some of you. it is an issue where they were transparent. it went very rulemaking process twice. it's been one now. it's a concern t