maybe they got confused at cns. usually pretty good at the media research center.do use some of their stuff. we check it out ourselves. it usually plays out. this one wasn't even close. >> this could be just terrible economic analysis, which would be an honest mistake. or it could be a dishonest mistake. i don't know which it is but neither of them is good. >> cns should explain. >> hillary clinton, what she is doing now is going around the country and raising money for other people. this is what potential presidential contenders do. the reason they do it is because they call in favors, so if there is somebody running in the congressional race, senatorial race, gubernatorial race, she will come, in there will be a big payday. the guy will get a lot of money and he or she will swear never ending allegiance to hillary clinton. she is doing that big time. we think she is going to run. if she does, and this is conjecture but it's educated conjecture. i expect the media to give her a pretty good ride. >> you mean an easy ride? >> yes, a pretty easy ride. >> yeah. that's

>> well, first thing is that cns is a division of the media research center. that is the conservative watch dog group that exposes liberal bias in the news fwhu may be an example of their conservative bias in the news. cns as you said reported 41% of the jobs were government jobs and also said, rush limbaugh picked it up and other web sites picked it up. so it's out and all oaf the place. it isn't that 41% of the jobs were government jobs. these were old government jobs people that worked for the government for a year, five years, maybe 30 years, that were going back to work after they were furloughed because of the government shut down. so they were old government jobs people going back the number isn't 41%. it's 3.5%. the reason that is important is because there are plenty of legal organization that's put a happy face to make barack obama look good. and that is called conservative media bias. >> because you and i, we, i usually would say 70% of the time go after the left for distortions and things that aren't true. i heard it because i called my staff. 100%

cns wants performance measures to judge all these states by. it has actually published these measures. how are we going to be able to measure states broadly, not just these here, but others that are going to be achieving the goals and targets we have for medicaid and chip enrollment. >> i think that's a great question, and i think this is going to be an ongoing challenge, right, both for the federal government to ensure that their investment in the medicaid and the chip program is paying off in terms of reaching the kids that are supposed to be enrolled, and for the federal government being able to monitor its own work, but also for the states to understand, are we achieving our goals? what are we trying to accomplish in providing these programs to folks and what are we doing as we're making these changes? i think that the cms performance measures are an amazing place to start. we saw, in the past month, cms put out its first national enrollment report showing medicaid and chip enrollment on a monthly basis in almost realtime compared to what i

these drugs are central nervous system, or cns, depressants. they slow down the body's vital functions, breathing, heart rate blood pressure. that's not usually a problem when the pills are prescribed for you. but when you add them to other cns depressants like alcohol or other prescription drugs, the effect is multiplied. the nervous system slows and slows until breathing, heart rate, brain function all grind to a halt. ben's deadly dose, according to his girlfriend, was drinking beer and scotch throughout the day along with an unknown quantity of oxycodone. when his blood alcohol level was tested, it registered 0.04. that's relatively low, less than half the legal limit. here's the implication -- it may not take much alcohol to tip the balance toward death. ben fell asleep in front of the tv, and, by the next morning, he had stopped breathing. >> it's almost what makes it even more frightening, that he went to sleep and he had no idea this was going to be his last night on earth. i mean, he had no idea that this was going to be it. >> it just

chad myers is standing by at the cn severe weather center. much of the u.s. experiencing these miss rablt freezing weather conditions at the same time, is that right, chad? >> yeah, we have blizzards going on in the can the das, temperatures, wind while factors 20, 30 degrees below zero. in the northeast, snows like this snow totals from newark, delaware at 12 inches and even into philadelphia had eight inches of snow with this. laguardia, newark, philadelphia all slope. that's the story for the rest of the day. this isn't going to get better really today. we'll see another round of snow tomorrow for you, wolf. 4 to 6 more inches for bwy, bca. up to philadelphia, it's not here now but another small low is running up the same place that the low moved up this weekend. we're not going to see enough ice or as much ice in d.c. as we saw. this is going to be a snow event. snow covering up the icy stuff already there. it starts to snow tomorrow morning in d.c. i suspect there will be many school closings, up to bwi into baltimore and philadelphia and then offshore.

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if i cn give you any advice if you're traveling, please try to do it early because the worst of the weatherg to come six and 7:00 a.m. and back is a good idea, or posbly you should work from home. the temperatures across the country are way below average and we are in for a deep freeze. a lot of the snow is just not going to melt. thirteen in kansas city, negative 2 degrees in minneapolis. the only one spot on the map is tamp. what it feels like with the wind is absolutely dangerous. it's been dangerous across the northern plains and upper midwest. below zero temperatures in the winds are just whipping around and you really can't be outside. travel troubs are guaranteed acss the northea corridor were here. interstate 95 tomorrow. you're going to see delays and cancellations all up and down this northeast coastline. tuesday, all ofhese big cities, that is when the storm moves in. it won't be a blockbuster event, but it will add more trouble to an area that is seen quite a bit of trouble with in the last 48 hours. lou: thank you so much, janus. it looks like a very big deal. thank you so much

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. >> please come to apartment 13 new york city on avenue cn east village ask for me please. >> the waiter at harris has worked there for 20 years as a bus boy, bartender and is about to get married. >>> america's private sector did more hiring last months than any other month this year. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. some good news on the economy. adp says it was a gain of 215,000 jobs in november. that was about 30,000 more than what was expected. adp also hiked its october number considerably higher. that bodes well for the jobs report that comes out on friday. if we see a conversation that we saw in october that could finally push the reserve into tapering its monthly bond purchases. it meets later this month. that's the been speculation that's been going on for months now. looking for better signs in the economy we are starting to see that happen. that's leading to selling on wall street. couple of companies that did well yesterday despite some selling were apple and tesla. tesla shares shot higher by 16% after german regulators cleared

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cns news editor and chief. my pal, terry jeffrey. why is it that with the economy improving, i know it's not great, but it is improving. why doesn't obama get credit? why is his poll so lousy? >> i think obamacare is at the heart of it but part of something bigger. earlier this year the census bureau showed numbers in first quarter 2011, 108 million americans were getting one or more means tested federal benefits, namely welfare. 35% of the population. in november, there was 144 million-plus americans who were employed. back in november of 2007, the month before the last recession started, there was 146 million people working then. so under obama, 4 1/2 years after the recession ends, we haven't facility built up the j. american understand obama and other democrats who like to seduce part of the population into government dependency, and obamacare is part of that. people get up, go to work every day and are supporting themselves and helping build our economy, they sense that. they see that. they know that that is where obama is bring

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so here on cb -- cn -- what is it -- what is the channel again?nb -- well, that's a stupid name for a start. anyway, we want to know what would ron burgundy ask this ben bernanke fellow, whoever he is? join the conversation here on skang at worldwide. get in touch with us with writing a letter to this address, worldwide@cnbc.com or you can do something called twit, twit us @cnbcwex or direct to the other fellow, whatever his name is. rob, can i talk to you about sports? >> you can try. >> football. this is a business channel? you only do business? that's a dumb idea. that's the dumbest idea i've ever heard. that's like -- that's like having a channel just for music, right, or a channel just for sports. that's never going to take off. >> never in a million years. >> right? really dumb. so where are you going for christmas? >> subs. >> good. that's a foreign place, right? >> that's in europe. >> this fellow, bernanke, right? he's leaving, i understand. >> that is correct. >> do you like him? >> he's a perfectly good chap, yes. >> was he all right? w

we've got cymbalta, which is a depression and cns drug. that's the big drug coming off patent next year. expect them to loose close to 15 billion. >> we just had the astrazeneca chart up. they have suffered almost a decade because of issues about generic competition. the ability to get new blo blockbuster drugs. they're just too big to get drugs that are going to justify -- get the sales that they need. this year, they've actually outperformed the ftse 100. there's a sense that maybe we got to the bottom for the sector as a whole. has the story structurally changed for the sector? >> i think we're in a bit of a lull. we saw some big patents expire in 2012. 2014, we're expecting pharma to grow by about 1% in revenue. but actually, when we look to 2015, there's some other big patent expires. >> are the big pharmas too big? can they generate the new blockbusters they need to justify the size of staff and the size that they are? >> definitely having to change their strategy. we're seeing them become leaner. they're having to make cuts. we've s

we're a resource for the cns navigators on disability. so i would ask your experience with working. i didn't know if there was a lot of experience with this project, or a little experience, where you haven't gotten to that first. >> the group of individuals that are disabled, they would be in the group of that. we will be sending the state the people to be eligible for chip and then the person on the application have indicated they are disabled and would like a full disability determination, as well as some other people that may have gotten an indication from the fsn that they're not he will vibl for to see if they are eligible. in alabama we work very closely with our disability advocates, the department of mental health and we meet regularly with that shoo r, or the people on disability is not difficult. >> when we were talking about the things we're doing, one of the things we do for people with disabilities, a lot of times their circumstances don't change over time, so we do the auto mated renewal back for that. we usely eligibilities quite a lot. >> when we were looking at the

mr henry chow of cns when he was here several weeks ago in response to a question from congressman gardner of colorado, made a statement that 40% of the computing system hadn't even been built yet. what he called the back end hadn't been built which i assume would be the accounts payable, accounts receivable, income verification, things like that. could you tell us what is being done to get that ready by january 1st? since almost half the system hadn't even been built yet? >> i am not exactly sure what he was referring to but i can tell you where we are in the bill. the emphasis was getting the consumer facing portion ready for october 1st. as you know that didn't go so well. the financial management system which is getting the insurance companies their money for accelerated tax credits and cost sharing is due to go into effect in mid january. there are also other pieces of the puzzle, not income verification at the front end in order to qualify someone. >> do you agree with mr. chao that a large part of the system hasn't been put together yet? and if so are you concerned? >> it is in the

mr henry chow of cns when he was here several weeks ago in response to a question from congressman gardner of colorado, made a statement that 40% of the computing system hadn't even been built yet. what he called the back end hadn't been built which i assume would be the accounts payable, accounts receivable, income verification, things like that. could you tell us what is being done to get that ready by january 1st? since almost half the system hadn't even been built yet? >> i am not exactly sure what he was referring to but i can tell you where we are in the bill. the emphasis was getting the consumer facing portion ready for october 1st. as you know that didn't go so well. the financial management system which is getting the insurance companies their money for accelerated tax credits and cost sharing is due to go into effect in mid january. there are also other pieces of the puzzle, not income verification at the front end in order to qualify someone. >> do you agree with mr. chao that a large part of the system hasn't been put together yet? and if so are you concerned? >> it is in the

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