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francisco has served as a model for health care reform nationally, as this transition happens, we know hou,backer thousands of workers will receive limited or no action under obama care, now that health care is a mandate, it's important that employers contribute to helping their workers in paying health insurance. when healthy san francisco is drafted, the employer spending requirement in san francisco's health care security ordinance was always meant to help workers access what would otherwise be unaffordable health care and nothing about obama care changes this reality. we can't allow healthy -- health care security ordinance to be undermined by a few businesses that are trying to avoid their responsibilities, to workers, the patrons and the workers of san francisco, our office looks forward to working alongside of all of those to benefit from the ordinance and that it serves our community, thank you. >> thank you very much, next speaker. >> supervisors, thank you, ian lewis, hotel and restaurant workers local 2, i want to address renewed attack we saw in the paper recently in the spendi

i think ralph said it's designed to fail and i agree with him, germany has created 4 hou, thousand jobs just in the last couple of years, 400 billion dollars in cash flow, these are things we need to have a conversation about before we make more decision, time is short. >> thank you, john rizzo, sierra club. then elizabeth clevner. >> thank you, president torres and commissioners. the sierra club has been critical before you and critical before lafco in the past when having this rate discussion, however, we feel that the rate set before you are fair and the pricing structure that the staff is talking about is reasonable and within the realm of meeting pg&e's rates in a competitive way, especially when you factor in the rate increases that pg&e is planning. the power is clean, every environmental group, every major environmental group backs the state of california's definition of what clean energy is and this is what is being provided in the short term, what shell would provide, so you know, that is certified by the state of california. i want to address a little bit what was misrepresen

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hous republicans say they have received 12,000 pages related to the scandal.y sound like a lot, but congressman darrell issa says that it is actually under 200 of a percent of the 64 million pages of documents and the irs says this is relevant to the targeting scandal. house majority leader eric cantor in what they call a bipartisan grop event highlighting the immigration experience. including a naturalization ceremony and a trip to ellis island. turning now to talk about immigration reform in the house. the chairman of the house judiciary committee who is leading the republican efforts. congressman bob goodlatte of virginia. it is good to have you with us. cement thank you for having me. good to be with you and your viewers. lou: you must talk abou breitbart.com. saying point-blank that you are receptive to the idea of the gang of eight senate immigration plan, ich a lot people thought was dead on arrival. what is going on? >> well, it is dead on arrival. something that i do not support. i have been working all year long, as you know,o do it is a step-by-step

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for more on obamacare, the asylum granted by russia and the seemingly endless string of whe hou scandals i am joined by senator joh bourassa, republican poly cmittee chairman, member of theenate foreign collecteby foreign relations committee and several others. >> thank you for having me. lou: let's start with obamacare. this is starting to feel like the train went that t speaker called it. what is going on here? we are talking 60 days from implementation of exchang. this is staing to look like an impossibility as well as a train wreck. >> well, it is continuing to unravel. more and more people think that the health care l law will be bd for them. actually, by three to one over people who think it will be good for them in terms of their cost and quality of care. rememberwhat people were looking for from the beginng was access to care and affordable care. they're getting neither. we saw that with the irs agent who said, i like wt i have. the president promised that to people all aund the country, and people are now seeing of the cannot necessarily keep what they have if they like it. we h

the white hou calls it a share-fit culture. is that a tatall order? >> it is.e have en when you have the opportunity to pursue share- first, w whether it is pursuing for a fit option, it is much itsier than trying to retrof shared-services into a model that already exist. when it comes to things like mobility and mile services, where there arare not a lot of entrenched services, we have seen early adoption. you might find more faculty in shared services adoption where there is an existing model fo the delivery of services. >> last week, "gornme matters" focused on the role of thefederal cio, and strategy depends on the cio focus on c commoty i.. does t cio face a huge roadblock? >> it is a culture shift and mind set shift. certainly, we would all agree, as the authors stated, we could do a much better and more effecte job of managining the $80 billion of i.t. across the federal government. there is an open question about what is the most effective mechchanism to change the behavr across agencies, and you have seen movement from some agencies like the department

much more at the top of the hou. welcome back or welcome if you're just joining us. france has just announced that if you want full retirement benefits you will have to be working a little bit longer. it has been a big campaign issue but it turns out that the socialists are also going to have to do something to plug the hole in the deficit. it begs the broader question which is can france reform with us. phil, who represents the french broad. your home constituency. >> french people living in thos. >> epic. the thomas moore foundation, thank you for being back with us. it has been a brutal couple of years for france's economy. perhaps one of the symbols that you could face. laster, it was forced to shut a major plant. and yet, i hope springs eternal. the company has just had its share price going up and a new model. but jobs, they may be gone for good. >> we are here. we want to keep our production in europe and in france. clearly, the question of labor costs is key. we have to increase our facility . we need to be sure that the rest of the production keeps a minimum

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it's in el, lijay, about an hou outside of the city. >> in traffic it's about 45 minutes, but it's a home. it's amazing. you have your own lake, stocked. it's a stunning home. >> four bedrooms, four bath. 1900 in taxes which is sweet music to most of us. chris is shaking his head here. that's a beautiful home, but obviously not if you want in-town living. this one is way out there, so a nice weekend place. >> it's being sold furnished as well, too. >> that's an extra benefit there. thanks so much, sherry, and good luck to you and good luck to the market down in atlanta. >> thank you. >>> josh has a quick market flash. josh? >> we're watching the dow transport surging over 200 points today. it's also a very broad rally. you got 16 of the 20 components are up at least 2% on the day. as for specific movers lena way cew, kex and msu. sue, back to you. >>> crime and punishment. a couple accused of running a massive worldwide prostitution ring. how they did it, how much money they made, and the client list that has many high rollers more nervous than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.

and republicans in the hou have the opportunity to take that as a starting point and give us a reallyst-rate immigration reform that will get control of the borders seriously. that will surely enforce the people who have visas to come here, that we make sure that ey we when they are supposed to. you know, about 40 40% of people came here on a legal visa. so we are talking about controlling the border and we need to do both. neil: david just said that republicans have to move on us because of the very least, it is going to hit them with latino voters if they don't. we make of that? >> well, first of all we know not to do it with policy. we ought to do it with what is good policy. it's a noble battle for capital and labor. we need the label. a decline of americans in the declining number are trying to work. we have a high skills, science, techlogy, engineers. we have visas are willing of 65,000 a year and we only need about four times that many and also e need an essential low skill area like agriculture and many jobs here that we just can't get americans to take. so missssippi's bigges

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a mean, if we have all this oversupply, why can't i find somebody to remodel my hou you know, these arel things. why can't the farmers -- neil: you are in sync with a lot of these. they are more focused on the high-tech. >> and i am very supportive of the high-tech as well. neil: the one extended everything. >> you have to understand. i was born 90 days after my parents came to the country. that gave me a perspective on what america was and what the opportunity was. that drove me, and it has driven millions of immigrants like me in the past. neil: to you think that those immigrants, whether here illegally are not are getting angry republicans? >> i don't have a political view i frankly think -- i mean, i voted republican. i am a supporter of a lot of the republican views. yet i think the whole border security thing is insanity. neil: really? >> spend $40 billion to build -- i mean, there is no more immigration from mexico. they are going the other way. the jobs are in mexico today. let's face up to reality. we cannot fight the last war. with this whole immigration thing, my thing is it

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wh a congressman who wants the federal government to step in, do you thinkhat that is going >> the hou of representatives and the senate are not going to allow the president to throw americantaxpayer money at detroit or other failed cities. detroit has had cades of warnings. they were spending too much, regulating too much,riving people out of the city, governing poorly. they didn't care, they thought they would be bailed out, they thought other people would pay for their mistakes and the answer is no. enough cities and many states have begun to turn themselves around on unfunded pension liabilities and civil service costs. those states, utah and wisconsin and new jersey and louisiana, those states are not going to loot their taxpayers to pay for cities and states that didn't do anything to take care of themlves. not happening. >> and let's turn now to immigration. word out today, breitbart.com reporting they have corroborating sources saying congressman bob goodlatte is ready to rescue the once dead on arrival gang of eight immigration bill. your reaction? >> well, that's a silly way

>> i will simply say they met and met for just over an an hou.e, no. >> not in my apartment either. >> my question is, during the meeti meeting, described her view on the attack by the united states front, the focus was on the mission that just has been completed in syria and the work that needs to now be undertaken to analyze all of the material, the evidence, that's been collected during what was, obviously, extremely arduous undertaking for the technical scientific experts and for the support team around them. including miss cain but including interpreters, drivers, translators, security posts. this is -- if you look at it, if you look at the time frame, this was done in an extraordinarily swift fashion. extremely professional with -- limited number of hours to be able to get what they needed and they believe they have got samples this they can work with and that's what they intend to do now. >> yes. >> i knew the focus of today's meeting. but are there any reference from the -- miss cain political outcome? >> i would stick with what i said. >

here's the difference between the house healetter and the hou letter signed by 80 republicans.t do what grover was talking about in the senate. >> if doesn't say that if you support anything other than defunding you're a bad guy. this is one of the things you want to push for and we'll support alternatives and we'll all come back. >> you signed the letter and grover, you're in the higgins letter and maybe you wrote the letter. that's the delay strategy which is picking up a lot of the support and things have changed in the last couple of weeks. >> because the obama care bite is starting to hit the public sector. this is interesting. it's actually turning out to be worst than the budget sequester. more and more local governments are announcing job cuts or/and reduced hours worked all because of obama care. we've got that story next up on "kudlow." hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy.

hands on republican side there but the fact that they are traveling really as enjoy vois for the white hou white house is very, very significant. before we close this down, what are the next steps? i'm told routine steps will be to try to either confirm or deny, knock down this threat, check with foreign intelligence services, and also beef up security either the marine guards or local security, national, foreign nationals at these posts, to the extent that they could then keep them open. but we don't have confirmation yet of this threat from our intelligence allies. >> i guess that's the best way to put it, yes. and in terms of the number one goal for the u.s. intelligence agencies, it is to try to see what more specificity they can get, can they learn more. they'll go back now. the usual procedure is to go back now and look at the take of intelligence, the electronic intelligence that they've gathered to see if they see anything more about this and whether they can triangulate it and learn more about it and determine whether in fact it truly is a plot that was well established, try to pu

five hou >>> humpback whale tangled in shark nets at an australian beach is free.n how long it was trapped but witnesses first reported it gone yesterday. five hours later divers and the coast guard as you can see out there trying to cut that net free. many australian beaches are protected by nets to keep the sharks away but the humpback wheel is free and happy. >>> that's good to hear. 4,000 people in the south bay will lose their jobs. san jose-based cisco is eliminating 4,000 jobs. that's about 5% of the workforce. cisco's earnings and revenue didn't measure up to wall street's expectations. sisto's shares were down more than 9 -- cisco's shares were down more than 9% in after hours layoffs. this is the second round of layoffs for cisco this year. >>> san francisco is getting a new target and a job fair to hire staff starts this morning at 11:00 on geary boulevard in san francisco. the job fair will continue tomorrow and saturday. the city's second target will open up on masonic in october. >>> let's check in with marlie hall of cbsmoneywatch.com on this thursda