and hsa is working in putting a process in place that would allow us to notify somebody 2-3 months in advance so they will know they are aging out and they can make the effort to get us the information we need so the transition can be seamless and hopefully automatic to some degree. again, there is specific considerations that an individual has to make potential tax implications from one rule to the other because there's no property tax under the expansion. one last thing i have is hsa is in the process of renovating lobbying at the food stamp office on mission street the beginning of the summer. the public will begin soon to see new disability accommodation republican variations based -- renovations based on this council. >> thank you, it all does bare worth repeating. it's very complicated and confusing for a lot of folks. any questions for ms. martinez from the council? any from staff? >> carla johnson. a quick clarification about the renovation on mission. i think the input for disability is more from staff of the mayor's office. one of the things we do from the access program is

we've been talking about health care, one thing people forget about is the hsa, health care savings. >> health savings account is another tax deductible way to save money on your taxes, something you could do for the sep-ira, as well as for the hsa. you can set it up and fund it by april 15th to get that deduction. do it for this year and for next year and it's a significant amount of money you could put in for yourself or family. >> these are some serious bucks. that's why these are not minor things, worth the hassle. >> exactly. >> sharon, thank you so much. again, sharon epperson. that is our show for today, i'm becky quick. thank you for joining me. each week you can come right here, we're "on the money." i'll see you next weekend. more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. every mattress at mattress discounters is so comfy! how could they get any be

something you can dupe for to fp and hsa. fund it by april 13th. this year. next year.cant amount of money you can putten there for yourself or family. >> serious bucks. not minor things. worth the hassle. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. sharon epperson. that is our show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us. each week, keep it here. we're "on the money." i will see you next weekend! [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. wow! ♪ [ female announcer ] with 10 grams of protein and real fruit, they're right at home in the land that inspired them. ♪ greek yogurt proten bars. from nature valley. >>> right now at 4:30, people gather to remember the victims of the mudslide in washington state today. we'll also show you some of the items recovered from search crews. >> and another court battle brewing between two tech giants. the next step in samsung's appeal of a multi-million doll

something you can dupe for to fp and hsa. fund it by april 13th. this year. next year. significant amount of money you can putten there for yourself or family. >> serious bucks. not minor things. worth the hassle. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. sharon epperson. that is our show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us. each week, keep it here. we're "on the money." i will see you next weekend! >> gwynneth conscious uncoupling from her husband. hi everybody. welcome to "access hollywood". this is the weekend edition. i'm shau shaun. after rumor of cheating what really happened to break up gwynneth and chris martin? billy and kit are on the case. >> we which is a person who is going to trigger all our stuff in a way. so you have, it's always a complicated arrangement. >> one weak you are divorced next week the band is broken u up. it's terrible. >> are you concerned about tha that? >> a polite response

hsa qualified plans i believe make up about 28% of the public exchanges. i'm wondering if you have any data or insight into whether they are as popular in the public exchanger rina? >> yeah i don't have that. >> we have another question here. >> hi, jimmy lee from wellpoint. i was wondering when we might find out a little bit more about the special enrollment process that the exchanges will be providing on behalf of the carriers and what the criteria is going to be and what kind of verification process if you will that tivo are in fact needing a special enrollment criteria and putting the carriers on the risk for those folks? >> do you mean later this month? >> can people lose coverage from their job or all those kinds of things? >> those types of things. >> we will be releasing more guidance from a policy standpoint and operational guidance with respect to those as we move forward and once open enrollment has ended and they become relevant. but i think the criteria are pretty well established. i think you are asking the right question in terms of what, wh

custody and then by linking up i think that more effectively with the department of public health and hsa and then you are just going to see sort of a status quou and i think that we made a decent dent. >> supervisor yee? >> i really appreciate, this ordinance. and to me, it is a very large goal. approach, and with your same share. and in regards to what you have, and you have the people there. and why let them go, out there to deal with this issue, because we don't know what is going to happen afterwards. and this continue of it and so forth is so important so, i am whole heartedly supportive of this ordinance. >> thank you. >> thank you, sheriff, and i think that i want to join my colleagues and reiterate that, you know, the very positive direction that this is taking us, and really appreciate your work and your staff. and i think that it makes a lot of sense, and i think that in the end not only is it the right thing to do but it will save the taxpayers a lot of money. i do have a question, do you have a sense of how many of the folks in the jail population may not qualify for the aca?

hsa 40 trafficly providers and content delivery networks that are out in the marketplace very aggressively competing to sell access to the comcast network. we have over 8000 internet edge providers who access our internet through a variety of peeringnection and agreements. andnternet interconnection peering agreements, the vast majority, by the way, our settlement free -- they are free connections to the internet. it was how the internet was built up. and it is absolutely impossible to imagine an internet that does not continue to rely upon that a veryagreements and competitive market and one that is working extremely well from a competitive and financial perspective. guest: somewhat famously, netflix's ceo was critical of these paid agreements. he said this kind of leverage is expected against netflix, imagine the plight of small services today and in the future. one, do you expect the fcc to or closely at this issue? and how do you respond to mr. hastings? guest: i do expect the fcc to look at this. i think they were looking at this before reed hastings spoke. i have tremendous confidenc

value in the medicare context but my sense is anybody who has an employer plan, anybody who has an hsa plan. let's say you live in denver. you look at the kind of information with respect to billing and services and quality that this legislation is going to make more transparent, if you have an employer plan you are going to say why can't i have that same rate in those kind of benefits you have to medicare? this will be a big plus for the entire health care system. been included in sgr as well. let me wrap up with a comment on the aca. we are going to be looking at it in the senate finance committee. my general approach to this is going to be much like my approach to when i voted for george w. bush tossed medicare program. democrats whoine voted in favor of that. whelps, that to show for it. they were a lot of friends and days when i worked with seniors who said that is it. we are not going to support you anymore. we do not want you to do all this bipartisan stuff. that program is a giveaway to big pharma, it george w. bush should not have voted for it. i cannot recall an occasion wher

"hsas success" is also currently in the search area.n instrument that can help find the black box, is currently on route to perth and will arrive tomorrow. the system will be fitted into the australian ship "ocean shield," which is due to dock in perth on the 28th of march. the "ocean shield" is fitted with a pinger locator and is due to arrive in the search area on the fifth of april. ladies and gentlemen, the new analysis shared with investigation by inmarsat and the aaib has focused our efforts on the southern part of the southern corridor. although yesterday's news was incredibly hard for the family members, as our prime minister said, it was released out of a commitment to openness and respect for the relatives, two principles which have guided us in our investigations. thank you. >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, the floor is now open for question-and-answer session. we will start with the local media first and then to our international media. okay, i will have it from the third row, please. >> based on -- >> excuse me, your name and

so you you figure a $2,000 mandate, you pay it, buy an $8,000 hsa, that's still a lot cheaper than havingbuy the $16,000 obamacare plan. to make it work, they always have to increase the mandate. >> jnlg roberts should be ashamed of himself for redoing this as a tax hike which is the pot going to happen. all this stuff will have to end up. jim, final point. mob is b nobody is buying it. whatever "it" is. i'm not sure i know what it is. 940,000 in february. only a quarter of them who joined the exchanges actually were uninsured. so nobody is doing this anyway. >> right. and i think that's really one of the reasons why for this business about the individual mandate to start emerging right now. i think there are a lot of democrats figuring out, hey, if you allow this individual mandate tax to go in to effect, it will apply to 10 million or 15 million people that didn't want to buy a health plan in the obamacare exchange. so this tax will apply if they enforced to a lot of people and that's a huge political problem for they wim. they say 4 million or so have signed up for the exchanges. it's

as far as the republicans plan for 2014 and 2016, hsa's across state lines, tort reform, wow, that was set in 2009 and 2010. guest: first, my employer pays for my health care, because i am thankful to have a job. which is not something all millennials can say thanks to the obama economy. instead of staying on their parents insurance until i'm 26, putting a band-aid, those people want jobs to pay for their health care, they do not want to just say on their parents plan, they do not want to -- that is not my own personal health care. in terms of our plans, the goal going forward, 2009 when we were talking about health care reform, i agreed we should be more vocal, more direct and especially with young people and positive about those reforms with them, but in 2009, we did not the benefit of seeing what a disaster this health-care law has proven to be. we have seen out what it looks like to have government controlled health care, and it is not pretty. host: georgia, democrat line, carol, up next, good morning. caller: good morning, pedro. she still has not answered your question. the thing

as far as the republicans plan for 2014 and 2016, hsa's across wow, lines, tort reform, that was set2009 and 2010. guest: first, my employer pays for my health care, because i am thankful to have a job. which is not something all millennials can say thanks to the obama economy. instead of staying on their parents insurance until i'm 26, putting a band-aid, those people want jobs to pay for their health care, they do not want to just say on their parents plan, they do not want to -- that is not my own personal health care. goalrms of our plans, the going forward, 2009 when we were talking about health care reform, i agreed we should be more vocal, more direct and especially with young people and positive about those reforms with them, but in 2009, we did not the benefit of seeing what a disaster this health-care law has proven to be. we have seen out what it looks like to have government controlled health care, and it is not pretty. georgia, democrat line, carol, up next, good morning. caller: good morning, pedro. she still has not answered your question. the thing is, she has health