some will have to pay the penalty, and it will comm out of her taxes. >> and it is quite likely she willthere. reelected the premiums on exchanges, and for women who are 30, non-smokers and the average increases 190%. gerri: a big chunk of change. a jacket changed. we have a caller, susan on aids as a. tell us your question. >> thank you for your show. there is alternatives. if you could discuss solutions, but a share. also, health saving plans. i think this is learly a catastrophe. and this function. sustained general question. if you could talk about the true solutions. gerri: thank you for your call. we appreciated. what are the solutions? is 8hasa? what do we do that will work better? s in one plan from republicans or you get that tax credits to buy insurance. that way there is no infrastructure to maintain. you know, the irs handles a tax credit and you're done. >> you know, the interesting thing about obamacare, the reason there has been set up a public backlash against it is that it is true that we have 30 million americans without health insurance come about that means the other

. >> reporter: on friday the san francisco bay area morning comm more than double. they say more than 7,000 riders used the ferry. they actually borrowed two boats. of course, most of the extra people riding the ferries are folks that would normally take part and a lot of frustration over what's happening with the bart strikes. >> it's be incredibly frustrationing because of how they needed to work as we've got three kids. the last-minute changes to make it extremely difficult. >> it will be crazy, to check the phone. and so it's been ridiculous. >> reporter: finally, the san francisco bay ferry service, they say that they will have extended service and extended service throughout the weekend if the strike continues. in san francisco, charles clifford, kron4 news. >>> there were long lines all over the bay area. some people were using casual car pools. drivers were competing for riders, which is one more reason that didn't help keep the traffic moving. >> i'm just happy now. and normally they take bart inside the san francisco area. sometimes i don't think that peop

he has to be on force and but he had comm comment from the egyptn spokesperson and from the egyptian radio where he says e u.s. decision was wrong to withhold some aid. and they will not surrender to american pressure. and now on state television they will continue with their growth here in egypt. not just in washington but to the egyptian people. the reaction is they are not saying it will make sunny any difference or create a huge hole in the military budget and it wait a moment makitwon't make aw they deal with the protestors on the street. that is our corse correspondenth the latest fro from the region. >>> they were trying to cut the main fuel supply line from the forces it's one of the two refineries in syria. >>> the government forces have been attacking a leopard. al jazeera cannot independently verify these pictures. >> speaking in lo london, both rebel factionses an factions ane participating in a ceasefire. there are terrible stories of people running out of food and people being injured and not able or allowed to leave. i hope that the consensus statement which was agreed

them, and they have to fall into line with those people for as long as they can, until the 11th hour comms. we see this time and again. deadlines get deals done, not really what - you know, the ideological sort of commonsense would imply. >> it's questionable whether that is getting done. >> the first day deadline it serious. economists are concerned about the united states defaulting on its debts. they are telling the united states - we heard christine lagar and the world bank saying the same thing, don't default, it could have a knock-on effect. that is the focus. >> john terrett on capitol hill, thank you for walking us through this. we know you'll keep an ear to what harry reid is saying on the floor of the senate. thank you. >> veterans in washington sent a message to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. thousands showed up to rally at war memorials at dc and across the nation. organisers of the million vets march say veterans have been dishonoured due to the shutdown and ask for congress to prevent members of government to close memorials except for maintenance purposes. iconic park

he smaparked outrage with commes about traditional family. >>> your car's cup holder is not just beveragesselling five new go cups for $2.49 each. >> all right. that's it for "your money." back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. until then, i want you to check out this cool interactive tool at cnnmoney.com. it's on why the debt ceiling matters to you. really explains how the american economy works. it's worth a look. see you tomorrow. >>> hello, en. you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm fredericka whitfield. good to see you on the launch of the 2:30 eastern hour. let's get started in washington where we saw some action today around government -- the got shutdown crisis. the house passing a bill to approve backpay for federal workers who had been furloughed but the larger issue of ending the shutdown is still hanging over washington. joe daugherty is live for us at the white house. jill, what have we heard from the president today? >> well, we had thead

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. >> reporter: it's comm common on almost every campus. >> people drink in college. >> take a load off and have a few beers or drinks. >> reporter: but excessive drinking is a major problem. in maryland, one in five college students shows signs of alcohol abuse. >> you will always have cases of excessive drinking. >> now there is a new initiative called the maryland collaborative. bringing several universities together. >> alcohol has gotten to be too much of the college experience, when we're seeing 1800 deaths a year, 600,000 unintentional injuries, close to 100,000 rapes and sexual assaults. the collaborative just released a report on college drinking in the state. most maryland universities have alcohol education and basic training. but this collaborative takes it a step further. >> reporter: schools will develop multilevel intervention. targeting parents, students and the surrounding area. >> colleges don't exist in bubbles. you gotta work with communities to reduce the level of risk from alcohol use. >> the collaborative will provide approximately health expertise and assess whic

today is comm . >>> san francisco civil center plaza has been turned into a skate park. extreme sports excitement known as the do tour. today is community day for fans and enthusiasts. it has been going on all weekend long, featuring lots of thrills and hopefully not too many spills. >> the preponderance of the people we see are somewhere between 12 and 34, but we see families with their kids, people that are lifetime passionate fans of skateboarding. >> again, all the action takes place today at civil center plaza. and the sun is shining! >> that is what they say! >>> okay. less etry it again. how is the weather -- let's try it again. how is the weather looking, brian? >> looking pretty good. 50s as you start out the day. 53 in santa rosa and 55 in san francisco. lots of sun out there for the bay area today. out the door we will be hitting temperatures near 80 degrees around bay later in the day as livermore tops out at 78 degrees and close to the storeline it will be mild but very nice. wind speeds are on the calm side to start out with and they really don't get too mu

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maxibomoxley, comm a different emotional place. this was her child. the thought she has to go through it again is probably the thing that would give her the most distress. i'm curious, along with my colleagues here who are talking about just the reversal based on the fact of assistance and i know mark knows from his experience to where you would have a lawyer of mickey sherman's stature, someone who is being paid for a case to come down like this when you have so many people across this country who are represented by lawyers who don't do half the things that mickey sherman did in that particular case. >> right, jeffrey toobin, let me play you again from your exchange with robert kennedy because it got pretty fiery. let's listen to this. >> is this jeffrey to be snn. >> yes, your article in the atlantic -- >> you know, you should disclose that from the beginning you have absolutely been dogged long before michael was convicted that michael was guilty. >> no. >> and that was your bias from the beginning. >> and the news report you did on that -- >> my b

just this morning, conservative comme commentator bill crystal said maybe there's something in the works>> the big republican reform plan in january, it will be much better for the country. >> do you think it will be an alternative to obama care? >> it's the full conservative reform alternative to obama care. >> if that ends up coming true, how would that change this conversation? >> it would change it a lot. here's why i'm dubious that will happen. first, what people have to realize, obama care was the republican alternative, it was romney care. obama sensibly adopted a more market friendly approach, something the heritage foundation and other democratic groups worked on for years as a way that might be able to achieve bipartisan con sen us. the gop once obama decided to embrace this plan decided we have to be against anything he's for. the fundamental problem, if you want to insure the 50 million uninsured you have to spend money on the subsidies and the gop never wanted to spends money on poor working americans. i'm very skeptical anything the republicans put out will cover more than

dot-gov" website will appear before a congressional comme this morning.e healthcare.gov website will appear before a congressional panel this morning. cgi federal is expected to answer some tough questions about the website which of course has been very slow and unresponsive out of the gate. the developer has already taken partial blame but says the ultimate responsibility lies with the government. >> it's our job to hold them accountable and when it comes to obamacare, clearly there's an awful lot that needs to be held accountable. >> the frustration that lawmakers who supported the affordable care act feel over the fact that a portion of it is, uhm, not functioning at the level we want it to function is frustration shared first and foremost by the sea breeze some lawmakers are calling for a one- year delay of the $95 fine for not buying insurance from the website. there are three other ways to buy insurance. >>> obamacare is trenning. also trending black fish. it's a documentary airing tonight on cnn. it looks into the history of orca captivity and tell

combat veterans, almost 200 vets from mississippi and iowa, passing by the barricades to keep their comm commitment to visit the memorial. how are your thoughts? >> these men stormed more man e and fought in world war ii, i wouldn't keep them out of the memorial. i thought it was interesting tonight. the house republicans thought they would try the gambit, of let's go ahead and fund the veterans and the parks department and let's provide the funding for the d.c. government. and they did it on the suspension calendar, which means they have to get two thirds vote for each one of them. they got all the republicans and some democrats to come up with the vote. came up 21 short on the parks and came up 34 short in funding the d.c. government. now, what is going to happen tomorrow when they're able to go through the normal procedure on wednesday and -- wednesday and thursday and pass a rule to take up these measures. bring them back up. they will pass them through the house with a significant number of democrats and send them over to the senate. and have a second day where they are looking like

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under ice's secure communities program, or s- comm, a person's fingerprints are run through a federal electronic database to determine their immigration status. ice asks for local law enforcement agencies to hold those who are found to be undocumented. >> a postal worker in fresno is out of a job for throwing away letters about obamacare. >> i just looked down there and i saw a lot of people's names and addresses. right away i knew that this was wrong. >> he stated that he brought in the mail to his local post office where he filed a complaint against the carrier. i spoke to the u.s. postal service and he stated that the carrier was a question and he did admit that he through the mail into the garbage dumpster. >> according to the u.s. postal service the mail carrier stated that he was running late and that he had to give back to the post office on time. the mailman and was fired the neely. the worker is temporary that was hired in august. he stated that he is happy to hear that he lost his job. >> this is very important information. where did you stop at to? what if he's doing this o

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but her bosses not .ooking back host: we are taking your thoughts and comments on entsleen sebelius' commesterday to the house energy and commerce committee. julieg us to do that is rovner of npr. julie, thank you for coming on. guest: good morning. host: i want to start by the two pictures up "politico" was pointing out was being merged. what was the president trying to do? guest: the president was trying to take a little heat off of secretary sebelius. the committee tried to have her up earlier, and she had deferred saying that she had a calendar conflict, try to keep her away from the hearing. when the pressure got too hot, she agreed to go up and testified before the committee, although she really kept her hours of a lot of frustrated and democrats and republicans talking about the website and this new controversy that has emerged about these cancellation letters going out, whether or not people really can keep their health plans. i think they sent the president to boston so they could kind of have another front it, if you will, for the news media, so the president was giving a speech