ellison is appealing that league suspension.sketball coach the wizards were looking to put together their first three-game winning streak of the season. they seem to be back ontrack. tonight they got derailed against the raptors. north of the border visiting toronto. pick it up third quarter. wizards down by two. off the raptors' turnover. john wall getting fancy. behind the back. that tied the game at 57. later in the fourth wiz down by five. wahl misses a free throw but gets the ball back. he is going to bury the three-pointer. he had 37 points in the game. wiz within two. just a few seconds later, closes the door on that come back. he had 17 points. wizards win it, 96-88. to the ice caps and the canadiens. didn't have a great start. first period montreal already up two. on the power play. josh gorges to daniel briere cashes in. 3-0 lead. to the third period caps on the come back trail down 3-1. john karlsson shoots. he scores. take another look. alex ovechkin out in front. he scores on the deflection, nhl leading 19th goal of

too comfortable because taper talks are bound to happen at some point in the near future and larry ellison is the third richest man in america and the highest paid c.e.o. of any public company in the entire world but oracle shareholders are trying to change all that now for a second consecutive year the majority of oracle shareholders voted down ellison's almost eighty million dollars compensation package and a non-binding resolution at the annual shareholders meeting now the shareholders agreement well that is that the technology company's stock has plateaued especially relative to competitors like microsoft which has seen growth while smaller upstart companies have beaten into oracle's market shares as well now fifty seven fifty seven percent of shareholders voted against say on pay measure sounds like a close one right well mr ellison owns a quarter of the company's shares so if you take out his and the rest of the company's directors votes of a full eighty five percent of shared votes against the pay package that seems a little concerning now despite concerns about executive pay shareh

ellison went into the v.a. in philadelphia for some routine extractions of teeth. >> reporter: ellison's attorney shannon spector says his client went to the v.a. to extract some teeth. doctors saw that his blood pressure was low but continued with the procedure. >> that was a very big police take. within a few hours he had sustained a severe stroke and rendered terribly brain injured. >> ellison won a $750,000 lawsuit. the largest lawsuit against the v.a. in more a decade. >> all this has gone on way way too long. >> reporter: jeff denim has long been critical of the v.a. and growing pay out of malpractice cases. in searching government data bases two investigates found last year alone v.a. claims $98.3 million. up almost 30% from $72 million in 2011. and since 2003, the v.a. has settled or lost more than 4,400 cases. the pay out and cost to taxpayers more than $844 million. >> it's not just about the dollars more importantly it's about the lives. >> reporter: the v.a. pays out 20% of the claims. that's higher

ellison went into the v.a. in philadelphia for some routine extractions of teeth. >> reporter: ellison's attorney shannon spector says his client went to the v.a. to extract some teeth. doctors saw that his blood pressure was low but continued with the procedure. >> that was a very big police take. within a few hours he had sustained a severe stroke and rendered terribly brain injured. >> ellison won a $750,000 lawsuit. the largest lawsuit against the v.a. in more a decade. >> all this has gone on way way too long. >> reporter: jeff denim has long been critical of the v.a. and growing pay out of malpractice cases. in searching government data bases two investigates found last year alone v.a. claims $98.3 million. up almost 30% from $72 million in 2011. and since 2003, the v.a. has settled or lost more than 4,400 cases. the pay out and cost to taxpayers more than $844 million. >> it's not just about the dollars more importantly it's about the lives. >> reporter: the v.a. pays out 20% of the claims. that's higher

lobbying efforts like the m p a to change the entire industry of america which would include larry ellison which would oracle or include google or include a.o.l. by introducing digital rights management technology or convincing the n.s.a. that they need to spy on every single american not only in a row wherever they are of the world but merkel every leader in the world generally germany's leader they need to that's comes from the m p a a dot trying to dominate as you point out there is a there's a car full in the halls of power in the area of one group that's fueled by billions of dollars of subsidy from the us government copyright law given free money for. ben bernanke gives zero percent interest rates who are causing global consternation and will work for edward snowden we wouldn't even know and this is going but importantly you mentioned that's a good point to bring up in silicon valley is near san francisco and this is a famous area for great universities well educated over production of elites so these ones are you when you see over and over new stories emerging about how the locals a

lobbying efforts like the m p a to change the entire industry of america which would include larry ellison which would oracle or include google or include a.o.l. by introducing digital rights management technology or convincing the n.s.a. that they need to spy on every single american not only in wherever they are of the world but merkel every leader in the world just to germany's leader they need to just comes from the m p a duck trying to dominate as you point out there is a there's a car full in the halls of power in the area of one group that's fueled by billions of dollars of subsidy from the u.s. government a copyright law given free money for. ben bernanke is zero percent interest rates who are causing global consternation we work for edward snowden we wouldn't even know and this is going on but importantly you mentioned that's a good point to bring up in silicon valley is near san francisco and this is a famous area for great universities well educated over production of elites so these ones are you when you see over and over new stories emerging about how the locals are angry abou

keith ellison, active user. >> first thing i have to say, @keithellison, follow me. way to get a message out and get feedback. if you send out a press release that's a one-way thing, twitter is a two-way thing. i tweeted the president about minimum wage, and we had a lively discussion. >> and we also saw in the last presidential election, john, the explosion of coverage on twitter. >> the main thing it's done more than anything, it's the latest in a succession of technologies that has sped up the news cycle. all of them, all it's done, we talked about the 24-hour news cycle, now we have a second by second news cycle. i don't know if it's good or bad for politics, but it's changed politics. >> not only has it sped up the news cycle, but also reinforces this tendency to chase after the brightest new object out there. >> it's amazing how rapidly it is. i don't tweet myself but i follow it. it means sometimes it's a shooting star. and within 24 hours, everybody has tweeted and they're all, saying, well, move on. >> it does, though, i do not tweet. and have never -- i hav

democratic representative, keith ellison of minnesota.ou, sir. >> thank you it, sir. >>> stay with us. it's a full-blown block party in today's top lines. but first, a quick recap of today's city council meeting in toronto, where the affable mayer, rob ford, stated his case. >> i think you're referring to the st. patrick's day party i had in my office. some of it was true. and some of it was false. that is not a crack house. he can't just make these hypothetical situations up. i said it would not happen again and it has never happened again at the air canada center. i've been -- >> hold on. >> a few isolated incidents. >> this is not funny, folks. >> i'm not part of gang bangers, i do not support them. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. ♪ but every song is like gold teeth chipping in the bathroom ♪ ♪ blood stains ball gowns in the hotel room ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six

one thing that ralph ellison used to always say to me is that people have their own dreams about lifeey did not look at themselves in terms of the stereotypes about them. a lot of what the book is is an attempt to show why a guy could actually be attracted to music at that time. part of what comes out for me in the book is that what, to some degree, drove charlie to practice 10 plus hours a day was initially being booed off the stage by some of those negroes you just referenced a moment ago. am i misreading your text? >> no. you see, the thing was, charlie parker was a very spoiled guy. he jumped up on the bandstand with the saxophone, thinking he could play, but he couldn't play. so they laughed him off the bandstand. was going to become the greatest saxophone player in the world. he couldn't really hear what was being played at first. his great achievement from jazz people, they performed what we called multitasking then on the bandstand. they made what they were going to lay fit with all the other notes, and everybody in the band did that. so it's a supreme achievement in performin

and i think you heard it a little bit tonight with keith ellison.se who go, hey, stop apologizing. you shouldn't let these substandard insurance policies be okay for another year. and rob rice said stop. these are bad insurance policies. don't let it happen. then you're hearing the moderates and many up for re-election in purple states going, not far enough. we need a legislative fix. they want to vote on it so they can take it back home. there is also this problem. the democrats are arguing. do you let people deem their plan for another year or for forever? here's the problem themselves cannot control it. and neither can the president. the insurance company who were dragged kicking and screaming with nasty thing said about them went along with preexisting conditions and everything. they get to decide whether they'll extend these plans and in washington state, this is a state by state thing. they're saying no way. sorry. we're not going to do it. the president is saying, keep your plan for another year and people still may not be able to. >> exactly

ellison: mr. speaker, today world leaders are meeting in geneva to negotiate an agreement which could lead to the elimination or reduction in the threat of nuclear weapons in the middle east. this is a good thing. the goal of the negotiation is to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, particularly those that are in the possession or could potentially be developed by iran. we don't want iran to have a nuclear weapon. we don't want -- we ourselves are trying to reduce stockpiles. so negotiations to prevent that are squarely within the united states' national security interest. the american people support these negotiations. a new "washington post" poll shows that americans want a negotiated deal with iran by a two to one margin. the alternative negotiation is not good. in fact, it could lead to war. americans do not want another war, and therefore negotiations are the right way to handle this particular problem with regard to the preventing iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. the speaker pro temp

we've seen in kentucky they're using it in ads against ellison grimes. let me play that for you. >> if you like your private health insurance plan, you can keep your plan. >> obama knew all along that wasn't true. and how about obama supporter allison grimes. her credibility is burned too. when liberals don't tell the truth, kentucky gets burned. >> liz, what's your sense of this? how big is this going to be in 2014? >> i think it's going to probably shape the entire election. obviously the big question mark is where's the economy going to be next year and whether or not the health care law is going to be a trdrag on the economy or n. i think that's the macro theme we'll see play out. the fact of the matter is, no matter who you are -- health care is something that affects everybody. and no matter who you have your plan with, you have your plan with your employer, if you've purchased your own plan, those plans are changing. we're even seeing it through the employer-sponsored plans, because what the health care law has done is, you know, dramatically chan

lobbying effort like the m p a to change the entire industry of america which would include larry ellison which would oracle or include google or include a.o.l. by introducing digital rights management technology or convincing the n.s.a. that they need to spy on every single american not only in a row wherever they are of the world but merkel every leader in the world generally germany's leader they need to that's comes from the m p a duck trying to dominate as you point out there's a there's a kerfuffle in the halls of power in the area of one group that's fueled by billions of dollars of subsidy from the u.s. government a copyright law given free money for. ben bernanke is zero percent interest rates who are causing global consternation it worked for edward snowden we wouldn't even know and this was going on but importantly you mentioned that's a good point to bring up a silicon valley is near san francisco and this is a famous area for great universities well educated over production of elites so these ones are you when you see over and over new stories emerging about how the locals ar

christian ponder leading minnesota to a 20-7 third quarter advantage. 12 yards for ellison.kers would rally behind former raider quarterback matt flynn. he relieved former niner quarterback. flynn brings the pack back for 16 down. touchdown to boykin. the game would go to overtime. tied at 23-23. it finishes in the 26-26 tie. >>> 17th ranked cal against the 4-0 northwestern squad. to berkeley, opening with the 9-0 run. the game never it n doubt. the runner, at seven at halftime. gray, unstoppable inside. double, double, 23 points, ten rebounds. on the inbound, gray lays it in. cow now 3-2. they win it -- cal now >>> coming up at 6:00, why some financial analysts say not to shop on black friday. >>> and why the beastie boys are taking legal action against a stanford grad's toy company which is known for encouraging girls to pursue science. >>> be sure to join us for abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> and that will do it for us here at abc 7 news at 5:00. thank you very much for joining us. "world news" is up next. "world news" is up next. we'll see you at 6:00. -- captions by vitac -- w

joining me now is congressman keith ellison of minnesota.ongressman, good to have you with us tonight. on the upton bill, you, of course, voted no. you did not side with the republicans. there were 39 of your colleagues who decided to do it, for various reasons. does this weaken the position of the democrats, because it strengthens the talking points for the republicans? john boehner is going to be able to run around for a year now saying the democrats don't even believe in their own bill and what they're doing and we now have a bipartisan bill that passed, and harry reid won't touch it. what does this do to the democrats? >> nothing. we need to stand up and we should. what we should do is talk about the importance of going from a situation where we had 50 million people without any health care. we had people with lifetime limits, people being thrown off after they got sick. and we changed. and we moved on from that. that's what we need to do. we need to talk about the bad old days and the fact that the affordable care act brings us into a b

larry ellison confirmed at a shareholders meeting last night that the software company is part of the task force. but he didn't offer any details. >>> the faa could give approval today for airline passengers to use electronic devices throughout the flights. the faa has decided that ipads, kindles, personal gaming devices, and smart phones do not pose a certain risk. every airline must submit a plan allowing the devices and clear a safety check. delta was the first to get its paper work in. passengers we talked with say the change is long over due. >> i think its great. it gives me a lot more time to get more work done. >> i think its pretty awesome. that way you can use any device any time. >> the airlines will have to clarify that smart phones and tablets still can't be used to make calls or connect to the internet. and larger devices such as laptops will still have to be stowed because they could hurt someone. >>> a rocky prime minister meets with president obama today at the white house. the prime minister is in washington, d.c. this week to ask for increased u.s. assistance to dea

as ralph ellison says in the beginning of his novel, invisible man, we black americans have no guarantee that we exist at all. i am an invisible man. no, i'm not a spook like those who haunted edgar allan poe nor am i one of your hollywood movie ectoplasms. i am a man of substance, of flesh and bones, of fiber and liquids, and i might even be said to have a mind. i am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me. like the bodiless heads you see sometimes in the circus sideshows, it is as though i have been surrounded by mirrors of hard distorting glass. when they approach me, they see only my surroundings, themselves, or figments of their imagination-- indeed, everything and anything except me. nor is my invisibility exactly a matter of a biochemical accident to my epidermis, that invisibility to which i refer occurs because of a peculiar disposition of the eyes of those with whom i come in contact. a matter of the construction of their inner eyes, those eyes with which they look through their physical eyes upon reality. i'm not complaining nor am i protesting either. it

hundred billion dollars over the next decade fortunately senator bernie sanders and congressman keith ellison are trying to dry up big big oil's bottomless well to lawmakers of introduced a bill it's called the end polluter welfare act of twenty thirteen that would end the tax loopholes and corporate subsidies that are supporting big oil and that are costing american taxpayers billions every year as senator sanders put it at a time when fossil fuel companies are racking up record profits it is time to end the absurdity of american taxpayers providing massive subsidies for these hugely profitable fossil fuel corporations all the billions we hand out to big oil corporations each year are an outrage corporate welfare doesn't stop there there are many indirect but just as costly forms of corporate welfare as well take wal-mart for example america's largest retailer makes nearly thirty five thousand dollars in profit every minute and as of two thousand and twelve the corporations annual sales were around four hundred five billion dollars but those huge profits don't trickle down to their employees

city including the san francisco redevelopment agency by certain tenants being evicted under the ellison act. >> president chiu? >> colleagues, i know many of us have been working on a number of ideas and proposals to address our current affordability crisis with skyrocket evictions and many working families that are at risk of being driven out of san francisco, i want to thank my co-sponsors for the legislation that we are considering today to help tenants due to the ellis act. the ellis act has been interpreted broadly to allow landlords to evict tenants to go out of the rental business, but we have seen a sharp increase in ellis act findings, a number of months back, the eviction of the leaf family in the heart of my district, two seniors and their adult daughter who had been evicted out of their home of 30 year, when i started speaking to the leaf family, i think we all realized that while we could not necessarily stop ellis act evictions at least at the local level, we all started thinking about things we could do to assist our most vulnerable residents from getting pushed out of th

the warriors 17 down cut it >> gary: ellison.ould say is that they did not quit. >> gary: throwing this is an early and allied command chalked up a cucumber in the middle of it the air jordan logo. looks like when nike puts out. so there is! >> gary: huge milestonehuge milestone for stanford women's coach tara vanderveer today. >> gary: if you are going to come out sit down year-and- a-half feel all the time. you do not have t yell all of the time. the >> gary: all seems well in 49er ville...eems well again biggest banks 49ers are coming along well. raiders get to enjoy thanksgivinghitting and being hit in dallas. >> everyone knows what he can do when the sun to get back up there. when he decides to get back out there. >> gary: if we are going to have a special a week from tomorrow night. one of the highlight deals our interaction with the audience. uc the way such can participate. because it will be in a special starting at 9:00. doing pretty good. as i like to tell people will be yelling. it will be a lot of that. at the very l

. >> larry ellison told shareholders today that his company is trying to make health-care.gov more reliable and secure. marin had and google declined to comment. the obamas administration has pledged the web site will be running smoothly by november 38th. >> at what snow been met thursday with a drummer lawmakers the can as a contractor turned up liquor has now been invited to testify before the german parliament on the angelo merkel phone tapping case. >> but it-as-8 is accused of mounting german chancellor angela merkels cell phone calls, for years now. snowden lick the information that led to that discovery he is still wanted in the u.s. for leaking classified documents. u.s. for leaking classified documents. >> the great american novel. u.s. for leaking classified documso you can happily let >> life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. to so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can female narra it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort

chris ellison is learning to talk and to walk. when he went to a v.a. hospital for routine health teeth extraction, they ignored his high blood pressure. tomorrow night at 10:00, 2 investigates how many other malpractice cases are out there. how much tax money is used to settle these cases. two investigates tomorrow night on the 10:00 news. >>> san francisco honored those who served today with its 22nd annual veteran's day parade. the parade made its way along market street to city hall. dozens of city groups participated in the parade. this year there was a special focus on the 60th anniversary on the end of the korean war. but like it does every year, the event honored all veterans. the san francisco 49ers today honored veterans and active duty members. before today's game against the panthers, fans and players paid respect to the veterans. the 49ers returned from a bye week to host the panthers. the two teams had not faced each other since 2010. we have game highlights a little later on. >>> and a man who is known to have the largest collection of ar

with this act there are several co-sponsors of about forty co-sponsors including john conyers keith ellison that are that are essentially asking for a review of the school of the americas against windsock temporary closure of the school and an interest in an investigation to look into the connections at the schoolhouse with human rights abuses throughout latin america and i think that you know for someone that's just learning about the school of the americas today that hasn't heard about these these human rights violations that have been closely associated with the school they should really look into this more and call congress and say look we support this bill we support an investigation we don't want to be involved with human rights abuses abroad especially if we're paying for them with u.s. taxpayer dollars can you explain how much influence this current that's when sect really has over places in latin america and its political and military institutions sure one of the people that i spoke to at the rally for their boy brooke why he's actually the founder of the school of the americas wat

profane language toward him during sunday's veri complaint, but handed down the one game suspension for ellisonive desk, i'm jason pugh. >>> teenage girls eating cotton balls to stay thin? how the cotton ball diet got so popular. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. is it safe to cook stuffing in your thanksgiving turkey? that's the question. the >>> all right. we are talking turkey today. should you buy your thanksgiving turkey fresh or frozen? is it safe to cook stuffing in your bird and is pink turkey meat safe to eat? liz crenshaw joins us with a special turkey edition of ask liz this friday. liz, is it better to cook a fresh or frozen turkey for thanksgiving and how far in advance can you buy it? >> the u.s. department of agriculture helped us. to buy a frozen turkey, if you want to get it well in advance. if you have an old bird that's been in the freezer for years is not going to taste as fresh. usda says frozen turkeys are safe to eat years later. start thawing that turkey in time for thanksgiving dinner. for reference, a 10 pound turkey take as minimum two to three days to thaw in the fridge. >> now

. >> chris ellison is learning to walk and speak, not from his service but when he went there for routineth extraction t- doctors ignored his low blood pressure and he suffered a stroke. he had the largest such malpractice against the va in 10 years. tonight at 10:00, they investigated how many other malpractices, how many practices are standing in the way on the 10:00 news. >>> there is a slight, but this year will be the dryest in u.s. history. san francisco had no rain all of last month. there has been less than four inches of rain since the beginning of this year. this pattern continues and 2013 will be even drier than 1976. we had a little more than 5.5 inches of rain, couples are over the bay -- couples all over the bay area are getting married on 11, 12, 13 and they are holding wedding services every half hour from 9:30 in the morning to 5:30 p.m. if you can't find a spot to get married, you will have another chance for 12, 13, 14, work with me pam. that date falls on a saturday when county offices are closed. >>> 5:40 is the time, after that deadly typhoon devastated the country.

comecast sportsnet is reporting that roy ellison will not be suspended after an nfl investigation intos he cursed at trent williams. trent says it happened during the second quarter and an nfl spokesperson disputes this and says the matter is still under review by the league. so much going on around the redskins right now. the washington capitols and pittsburgh penguins have not been division rivals since the 1997, 1998 season. since the realignment, the two are back. this means the rivalry is renewed and extra fierce. that would be the first this season. rg3 was at the verizon center to explain why the two teams despise one another. >> capitols and penguins, whenever they get together. had a talk with jason, and he told me why this game and rivalry runs so deep. >>> it's always fun to play them. they do the best players. they will bring the best people. it's a good matchup. >> you guys are playing very good hockey the month of november. do you see this game as possibly a statement game? >> yeah, every game is a statement game. especially when they're one point up on you. they're there

. >> okay, chris ellison is learning to talk and to walk not from injuries suffered during his servicenstead when he went to a hospital for routine teeth extractions doctors ignored his low blood pressure and suffered a lawsuit which is the largest mall practice. two vexing how many are out there and what is standing in the way of help from lawmakers. from washington. >> typhoon haiyan leaves thousands dead after slamming into the philippines and we will take you there live after the recovery efforts. >> good morning right now we are looking at trouble in salon know county and san francisco where they are still clearing an accident on southbound 101. they are making progress but one lane is still blocked. >>> and brentwood after the discovery they are still getting fog can you smell the smoke and what about any rain, can we get any in here this weekend? [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow if you do something today. and there's never been a better time because this year, devry university has $45 million dollars in need and merit-based scholarships and grants available to tho

most of the -- larry ellison.e company company. >> he thinks he deserves that pay increase. >> nasdaq has been up 30% so i don't know if i would be giving myself a pay raise. >> but if you could, you would. >> wow. >>> still ahead, a piece of history on our set. a crux site turns out to be so rare, it has been rushed to a museum in london i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad for me, family is everything- as attorney general, i'll put politics aside and put families first. mark herring: endorsed by the washington post he'll crack down on sexual predators, go after scam artists who prey on seniors and military families, and protect the rights of women to make their own health care decisisions but senator obenshain has the wrong agenda. he voted to ban birth control pills and outlaw abortion, even for rape and incest victims. he's wrong for virginia. >>> temperatures in the 30s, even upper 20s. a little bit of a breeze. it is chilly out here. heavy coat as well. get ready for a da

joe devito, ellison barber and thornberg. >> e block. the last story. that's the last story. >> that's ra, the rugged man. i don't think he goes by rugged man. >> his finger will always linger. a detroit man, is there any other kind, bought the house next door to his wife and erected a 12-foot tall statue in the backyard. it had an adorable message. there it is. it is a finger. wow. that's great. allen is a strip club owner, no surprise, and says he put the bronze "fu" up to get even with his ex-wife's new boyfriend. isn't that always the case? he showed her. she lives with a guy now and apparently had an affair while she was still married. this is where he decides to get back at him, pab. i have to add fire his dedication. no? >> oh yeah. this guy went to great lengths. i just have to figure if he had paid half as much attention to this woman while he was married to her, maybe she wouldn't have taken a lover in the first place. >> that's an interesting point. men don't really care until you dump them? >> he is now obsessed. i wonder about the zoning re

mom to be lee anne ellison felt a major burn when she posed for these pictures in national magazine doing comments and criticism flooded the web. exercise is generally deemed safe and even encouraged during pregnancy but some think that cross fit is over doing it. jennifer admits cross fit is not for everyone. she has scaled back on her intensity. she's had an east easy pregnancy, thus far and most importantly, she says, she listens to her body. >>'it wasn't good for the baby i wouldn't do it. >> reporter: this houston mom to be is convinced all of these workouts will have an impact on her son. >> i'm breeding an athlete here. >> i don't know. >> what do you think? >> i got nothing. here's the thing. it's not for me. i wouldn't do it. at the same time i'm not going to criticize her for doing it. she looks wonderful. >> in the old days, way back in prehistory you were running from predators, trying to eat and hunt and all of that stuff. >> yeah. the american college of ob-gyn recommends exercise during pregnancy and say moms should start -- should not start with any workouts right away. >>

joining us now, ellison barber, writer for the washington freebie con.oing to hear a lot about, quote-unquote, obamacare as these companies make this push. >> right. they seem to be avoiding it entirely, and i think that is an interesting move. but if you look at poll numbers of the president and how obamacare is playing out, that's really more of a smart move on their part because people are hesitant, they've seen this rollout not going well, and they're not responding all that great to it. this is a business side of things, we're insurance companies, and here's a new plan rather than tying it to the political aspect. so i think they're trying to create kind of two different veins between the business aspect and insurance policies and the politics side. jon: and we tend to forget that there is going to be a business, you know, under obamacare. i mean, these private insurance companies, the united health cares, the aetnas, the blue cross, blue shield, they are going to be, you know, handling patients and presumably making money. >> right. and they invest

ellison, for five minutes. mr. ellison: thank you, mr. speaker. u know, mr. speaker, we have been in this huge debate around the affordable care act for quite a while now, and one of the things that i cannot ever forget is the health care nightmare stories that i listened to before we passed the affordable care act. and so as i see so many of my republican colleagues gleefully celebrate the difficulties with i website or cancellations, think that's going to somehow help them in an election, i can't think about any election. all i can think about are people like the people who i want to share with you right now. let me tell you about marty olson. marty built a small business creating marble sinks and counter tops. he poured everything he had in his business and it flourished. he became a job creator in the language of some people. call his customers job creators. just a few years ago he employed more than a half a dozen employees. recently things changed drastically for him. over the course of the last year his 9-year-old daughter, abby, was diagnosed with leu

basically, williams, the player, said that ellison, the ref, called him a, quote, garbage expletive amongot use any language that directly or indirectly insults a player. the job of the ref is basically to restore order and keep things calm. now, the referees' union believes this is an unfair suspension, unfair penalty, so they'll appeal on the grounds that this creates a double-standard for on-field conduct. >>> trending on bleacherreport.com, chicago bulls star derrick rose hurt his knee again. this time, it's his right knee, you'll see in the video. a noncontact injury. he gets hurt making a sharp cut on the court. now, rose went to the locker room after this and did not return to the game last night. and this scene is painfully familiar. he sat out all of last season because he door his ac there. in the other knee. the team says he'll have an mri today. >>> alex rodriguez's lawyers mistake his steroid case all the way to federal court. earlier this week, a. rod walked out of the arbitration hearing in disgust. now, there's a possibility his lawyers are going to release their evidence

mom-to-be leanne ellison felt a major burn when she posed for these pictures in national magazine doingcomments and criticism flooded the web. exercise is generally deemed safe and even encouraged during pregnancy but some think that cross fit is over doing it. jennifer admits cross fit is not for everyone. she has scaled back on her intensity. she's had an east easy pregnancy, thus far and most importantly, she says, she listens to her body. >> it wasn't good for the baby i wouldn't do it. >> reporter: this houston mom to be is convinced all of these workouts will have an impact on her son. >> i'm breeding an athlete here. >> i don't know. >> what do you think? >> i got nothing. here's the thing. it's not for me. i wouldn't do it. at the same time i'm not going to criticize her for doing it. she looks wonderful. >> in the old days, way back in prehistory, i mean, you were running from predators, trying to eat and hunt and all of that stuff. >> yeah. the american college of ob-gyn recommends exercise during pregnancy and say moms should start -- should not start with any workouts right

. >> what do you make of it, ellison. the racism card. again? really?'s -- obviously richard isn't on board. that was a small group of people who didn't have a good defense so they went to name calling. but it's like it was with the snl skit with miley cyrus. it's funny. it's fun to poke fun at the government. you have an hour to kill. everyone agrees that there are b problems with the website. it's the easiest middle of the road thing to mock. that's the least offensive mocking thing i saw. no one out outraged in 2004 when chris rock used his oscars monologue to mock bush. >> if you think it's funny, you guys are race is, too. >> don't get me wrong. there are people that say crazy things. ted nugent makes crazy remarks and you can raise eyebrows there. this is just funny. >> they're right that they are rich. >> no question. richer than me. >> thank you. >> thanks, megyn. >> up next, more on the breaking news. the president trying to explain his broken obama care promises. our next guest says, too little, too late for him. and "hannity" at the top of th

now, oracle ceo larry ellison explained the shareholders just today that his company's responsibilityo serve all of their customers includes helping the federal government. >>> forbes' list of the world's most powerful people of 2013 is out and president obama is no longer number one. russian president vladimir putin took the top spot from mr. obama who led the list last year. forbes says president putin has solidified his control over russia while president obama is seemingly having a harder and harder time with the u.s. here is a look at the top five. china's president is there as well as pope francis. angela merkel, chancellor of germany, comes in at number five and is the highest ranked woman. the list has 72 people on it. >>> nsa leaker edward snowden has a new job. he's now working a technical support job for one of russia's largest websites. snowden's attorney will not say which website. russia granted snowden asylum back in august. here in the u.s., snowden faces espionage charges for releasing information on the nsa's surveillance programs. snowden starts his new job tomorrow

oracle ceo larry ellison spoke about his company's efforts to fix the site at today's shareholders meeting>> we think it's our responsibility as a technology provider and technology industry to serve all of our customers and the federal government is one of our customers. we are helping them in every way we can. >> also today, republican congressman darrell issa of southern california subpoenaed health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius, demanding couples to and information related to the website. >>> the bay area's own tesla motors just gave drivers of its high-end electric car an extension cord, of sorts it is a key network of its new super charging stations built especially for road trips. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom, has the story. >> get the charge cord. plugged in right there. >> reporter: since dawn gordon wylie got a tesla model s, there's one place she hasn't been in a while do you miss gas stations at all? >> not one bit. >> reporter: the highest end model s can go 265 miles on a charge. that's about from here to san luis obispo and yet, there's a pair of tesla

oracle ceo larry ellison spoke about his company's efforts to fix the site at today's shareholders meeting. >> we think it's our responsibility as a technology provider and technology industry to serve all of our customers and the federal government is one of our customers. we are helping them in every way we can. >> also today, republican congressman darrell issa of southern california subpoenaed health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius, demanding couples to and information related to the website. >>> the bay area's own tesla motors just gave drivers of its high-end electric car an extension cord, of sorts it is a key network of its new super charging stations built especially for road trips. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom, has the story. >> get the charge cord. plugged in right there. >> reporter: since dawn gordon wylie got a tesla model s, there's one place she hasn't been in a while do you miss gas stations at all? >> not one bit. >> reporter: the highest end model s can go 265 miles on a charge. that's about from here to san luis obispo and yet, there's a pair of tesl