today -- supervisor chiu: so you are suggesting in january, 2014, what ever we do we will be pre- empted by law? >> there will be some changes required. the health reimbursement account -- the set of employers subject to the mandates in 2014 will not be able to settle the mandate by providing a stand-alone help reimbursement account. that has been established already. we are dealing with the federal reforms. those will impact employers at 50 or above. this ordinance affects employers with 20 or more employees. if there are no changes, there would be a subset of the population that would not be under this law, but would have to still follow the san francisco ordinance. supervisor campos: so to the extent that these hra's are being used in a specific way, to create these loopholes, the way that they are being used as of 2014, that would not meet federal law. >> that is right. employers using hra's today, those impacted by the federal rules in 2014, the stand-alone programs will be insufficient under the federal standards. as a result, those employers will be required to make changes in the

banteng have a circumcision well removed from the ballot in november the judge ruled did and it is pre-empted because it deals with medical procedures they were told to remove the measure immediately >> now check of the bay area weather in for your friday forecast. >> this is a live shot of san jose a lot of low cloud cover out there arid mountain deal of considerable cloud cover today san jose getting up to 86 day morgan hill and the market and 94 degrees today you can see our satellite picture of the fog covering most of the peninsula it is hugging the coastline also temperatures are in the '50s and '60s this is a look of temperatures around the bay area by the afternoon our highs will get into the '90s. your seven day forecast hard not drastically changing recede political hotbed of moisture in the south. they could pick up i sprinkle or two drive for the weekend >> happy friday no hotspots to report easy driving around the bay area and no accidents on a highway patrol log is as a live look of the they span. no wait at the pay gate and the san mateo bridge no accidents or stalls to report

british parliamentarians also grilled media mogul rupert murdoch and his son james pre- empt rupert murdoch apologized for the phone hacking, but he denied that he was ultimately responsible. he interrupted his son to say that the day was the most humble in his life. the proceedings took a dramatic turn when a protester hit rupert murdoch with a foam pie. >> there was a police escort for rupert murdoch as soon arrive for the parliamentary hearing. he and his son james appeared together. they faced tough questioning but were not r0quired to answer anything self incriminating. his son james was talking, and rupert interrupted. >> this is the most humble moment of my life. >> , murdoch said he had lost sight of "news of the world" and that he really did not know what was happening at the paper. the chief denied ultimate responsibility for the paper and blamed those he had trusted to run the paper. he also explained why the company had not investigated allegations earlier. >> it was not our job to get to justice. it was up to the police to bring charges and to carry out their investigation, whi

. >> we've been much more aggressive in pre-empting things and identifying patients that come in with heat-related disorders. >> reporter: nationwide, headlines say, hot, hot, hot, and cedar rapids gazette says, burning rubber. so hot in minneapolis the pavement buckled in places. in kansas city they are being told to preserve water and tempteds in the mid-90s at wrigley field had fans hoping to beat the heat and the phillies. they lost on both accounts. . searing temperatures is taking its toll across the country. >> i'm janet. texas in its third week of triple digit temperatures along with oak la home ma and other southern states made worse in a once in a generation doubt that extends from florida to texas. >> where all of the concrete is baking and temperatures soaring, most of the northeast hit the 90s but a lot of places expect to shatter 100 degrees by friday, making sight seeing pretty sweltering for the folks that come here to have a good time. >> reporter: a good time, too, for the animals at chicago's brooklyn zoo, feeding them special popsicles specially made for the lions,

today the superior court struck down that measure, the presiding judge said that the ban was pre-empted by a state law concerning medical procedures. it would punish people that circumcise their minor, with a fine of $1,000 or up to one year in jail. >> this was a very hot topic today, let us check out some of the comments. a lot of people left comments like this one. when it >> we but like to know you think, visit our kron4 facebook fan page to read about the court's decision and leave your comments. [music] >> a live look outside this afternoon, sunny skies in san jose and warm temperatures, currently sitting at 80 degrees this evening will be pretty nice. upper 50s as you head out the door tomorrow morning and warming back up into the 80's tomorrow. a look at our current satellite picture. as you can see down here a few breaks in the fog but it is still hanging tough. current conditions closer to the coastline are cooler as a result. places like san francisco are only 62 degrees but down the peninsula, we have temperatures in the '70s, '80s in the south bay and 80s and low 90s for th

a clinton appointee, who was the whole over appointee, he in 2004 over pre-empted and try to maintain control and direct contribution to work -- contradiction to what the bill says. the problem was that people were able to make loans without regulations. the soft part of that problem under the legislation -- the consumer financial protection bureau has jurisdiction over activity. >> so we have dealt with that. there was a second part of it. i believe that will be well done. they have the ability to put requirements going forward. we can't prevent that from happening again. there was another aspect to it. if people do not have an incentive to make good mortgages, mortgages that can be repaid, you are going to have trouble. that is why risk protection is so important. i in trouble because there is an assault on a risk protection. i believe that 20% requirement is higher than it has to be. unfortunately, some of my friends in the advocacy groups are involved in this. there is a sudden shift in which people have stopped objecting to what is involved in the mortgage as an exception. instea

. >> smash prejudiced without empt. >> keep fantasy without illusion.pression. >> does believe yourself. >> separate politics from government. privilege. >> don't honor culture as a >> make culture a free-for-all. >> fighting is chaos, state is order in which people details >> democracy is chaos, hierarchy is order. >> foster disorder. be unpredictable. [applause] [applause] >> all right. this is getting to be fun. north well, thank you, everybody. the started late. trying to catch up. we have a little while for your comments and questions. so, let's get on with it. we do have some room in microphones. i would be grateful if you would wait for the microphone because c-span is recording it. we need to get your comments on the mike. anybody want to kick off? say something in response to what you've heard? yes, over here? >> well, -- >> speak into the mike. >> i am very pleased that this session is so much more vital than the opening night which was entertaining, but did not have enough of the imagination of the writer puts no is not a matter of putting it

president obama was going to do a policy speech, an address to the nation, asking the networks to pre-emptoverage, i thought they must have a deal. >> that's exactly what i thought or he was going to announce his plans. in my mind, it was one of the two things that he was going to come forward. so are there rules? are there any kind of rules that you have to follow in order to do this? >> you know, not really. i think there are some traditions and this -- this white house has blazed a lot of new trails and it will be up to whichever president comes, whenever that is. in the future, whether or not they want to go back to more of the traditional use of the areas and the time. i did think that it also hurt president obama that he hadn't taken questions from the press from march until just in the last couple of weeks. and then three times in a row, he took questions from the white house briefing room podium. and i thought, you know, jay carney must want to kick him out of there. that's his room. >> jay carney was there yesterday. maybe he didn't want to be. because this is what happened. >> wh

the majority said the statute says that if we are not -- we are not pre-empting business licenses. that is how they came to that decision. that explains the generic drug issue. they are not for or against plaintiff attorneys. they are looking at the statute. the view of a lot of the justices, specifically justice scalia, is if the statute is wrong, congress ought to fix it. >> just one possible disagreement -- about whether or not we can look at the turn and say judges do not care about what the supreme court cares about or believes, the number of cases is a lot lower than 20 or 30 years ago where they were taking 160 and reversing them at roughly the same number. one thing that is happening is there are judges that do not care about the court, but there are also judges that really do care, and our dissenting on bond cases. i'm thinking of the judge in the ninth circuit running opinion after opinion criticizing colleagues when they are defying the supreme court. that becomes an important template for the solicitor general's office, and the court more generally, on how to think abou

the most of the the benefit of federal data security and a breach of notifications would be pre- empting the patchwork of state laws. for that reason, enacting a carefully crafted federal bill could protect consumers. the briars and security and data security debates are extremely important to the future of the digital of economy in its division in the united states, but unfortunately, they are taking place largely in an empirical of vacuum. without better data analysis, there is no way of knowing whether proposals currently under consideration will improve consumer welfare or not. thank you. >> thank you, mr. taylor. >> members of the committee, h.b. commands the committee on its approach to balancing consumer privacy interest worth of business reality of an internet-based economy. i would like to talk about technology trust and privacy and how they converged to create new opportunities but also a set of challenges. we are living in a time when reliance on technology is ever increasing. our business and personal lives are starting to emerge. consumers are more dependent on mobile device