re now a doctors jack and rexella van impe. hello and welcome to jack van impe presents.is so much going on in our society it's rather difficult to keep up sometimes. but we try to keep ahead for your sake and i know we've all been thinking about this: the surveillance society. whoa and then going on, the european fury over u.s. spying mounts. they're absolutely furious about it. and then going on, i'm sorry i didn't get to this headline last week, but i promised you that i would this week, can israel rely on obama a very good question. but before we get into this week's program, jack said he had a good humorous joke for us that will lift our heart a little bit because so much is serious out there. now jack, what is it this time? oh rexella, a canadian brother sent me this and i roared when i read it. and it was about an elderly man in his 70's who couldn't hear anymore. so he went to an ear specialist and he worked on him for a few hours and put on him the most expensive set of hearing aids that money could buy. and he said, boy i can already hear better. he said, well y

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it was about 50% before the imp limitation of the program. and an increase to 63% after. non-cal pers members, 54% to their reference based pricing facilities. then dipped and came back. i have a additional representation of that next. the dark blue line being the cal pers reference base said pricing usage. you can see it went up dramatically after the implem t implementation of the program. and for the non-cal pers, it was fairly the same over time. so this is a chart for table of the average price charged for hip or knee replacement surgery again for cal pers members and non-cal pers members. so the first line here is for average of all facilities. we can see that basically for all of the -- across all the groups, there was an increase from 2008 to 2010. average was about 35,000 in 2010 for the cal pers members. after the implementation of this program, it drops to about 25,000, in that range. the same for 2010 to 2011. what was surprising was this impact on the non-reference based pricing facilities, dropped dramatically down to 27, 28,000 after the implementation of t

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he's a gigantic figure-- his influence is comically over-- he is-- he is moshedl morbidly imp. that is what we are saying. >> two can play that game, "time" magazine. the cover of "daily show" magazine is week is a figure of speech about how "time" processes information, digests it, and then leaves its insights to its readers to pick through. ( laughter ) it's a figure of speech! ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. yúdbdb8 ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. you know, i believe it was old toam jefferson who said the will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government. so what happens to elected officials who flout that will? what happens tho those who don't? jason jones files this report. >> american politicians serve at the pleasure of the people, and just one wrong move can end your career, whether it be this or something far worse. -- voting your conscience. >> i was serving as the president of the colorado state senate. we passed commonsense gun safety legislation and i was recalled for that. >> live in colorado. why would do you that?

i do think there could at least be the potential of serious imp l ly cases about monetary cause. i think the mistakes we've made. but, you know, if you think a little broadly, this could have huge, huge itchly cases. so i'm looking forward to pursuing the senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would just ask jennifer a quick question. have we seen any recognized terrorist group ever express interest for its operations? >> so we've certainly recognized the possibility and the vulnerability there. there's nothing in terms of information. but we would always be more than happy to have any outside briefings to discuss that topic further. >> thank you. over to you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i want to address a few things. the first thing i want to ask is so there's a centralized public ledger that's encrypted. so the anonimty is only in terms of you're not truly anonymous. there is an encrypted version of who owns what. and so one concern is whether that enkripgs can be broken. there's some very powerful code breakers in the world. we certainly have discussions about our own u.s. ca

will clearly be some time before relations with japan show any great imp provement. >> thank you for that. that was kurado, nhk world, beijing. >>> time for a check on the weather. people in eastern parts of the united states are dealing with stormy weather conditions. mai shoji gives us the latest. >> not quite a happy halloween for some people across these regions. let me first show you video coming up from texas. a powerful frontal system has caused flooding, multiple road closures and power outages in texas. up to 380 millimeters of rain fell overnight wednesday and thursday in some areas. in austin, the rain has caused a creek to swell more than five times its normal size. the bad weather prompted some cities and churches to consider postponing the halloween trick-or-treating and the conditions are improving, but severe weather could actually make a return next week. so another round of severe weather to come. but this system has already touched down numerous tornadoes in texas, louisiana and in missouri. and that's going to be moving all the way towards the eastern seaboards as

other imp captions to consider here, ethanol demand is dropping off a bit because of the recent surge in domestic oil and gas supplies. in audition, demand for transportation fuel also dropping. that makes ethanol less appealing. finally, using corn in ethanol makes the corn price more expensive, this of course, makes it tough for ranchers who use corn to feed animals. for "nightly business report", i'm jackie deangelis. >>> jp morgan chase, the largest bank agreed to a $4.5 billion settlement over bad mortgage backed securities. the same group of 21 institutional investors already received an 8.5 billion-dollar settlement from bank of america on similar claims. >>> a clear legislative review to the troubled health care law today. the republican controlled house passed a bill aimed at undermining the affordable care act, voting to let insurance companies review cancel the plans and sell individual health plans to anyone, even if they don't meet coverage requirements in the new law. 39 democrats broke rank supporting the so-called keep your health plan act. it goes to the democratic le

efficient effective way of offering at risk dogs to qualified rescue groups for rescue and even the imp overished shelters in places like merced and lake county and around the state have a better informed system of offering dogs at risk to qualified rescue groups and getting those dogs out of the shelter. i want to request that the supervisors increase the budget of acc and that you demand the leveraging of the technology resources and other probono support to help them. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker? >> my name is kathleen mcgar and i did not intend to say anything today so i have nothing prepared, so i am speaking as a private citizen. and although i will say that i am an acc volunteer. currently i transport wild life. and mostly birds, and baby raccoons once. and to the wild care rehabilitation center. and when i started with them i worked with the small animals and i moved to cats and so i am aware of how they function, and what they have to do, what their needs are, and i do think that it is important that they get more funding, and i also think that they ca

, called preproof by dr grace and it adheres to the slab when the material cures which make it more imp erious to leaks and you would have to have a hole in the water proofing line up with the crack in the concrete to have any water get through because the water will not travel to the or around and underneath the sheet of water proofing because it is fully adhered to the concrete. >> and this is the most, most progress in as far as the excavation is taking place in the east end and early in september. and the photo on the left you can see that they were really just finishing up the a level bracing and starting the second level and the photo on the right and it is clearly in the second level and getting ready to start the third and so that is moving along well and there are shots of the excavation and bracing in the eastern zone, in zone four. and you can see that we also, in both of those pictures, you can start to see the scaffolding that we hung in the bridge to allow the contractor to come in and put in the con conduit and moving the power off of the lot across the street, and making

chao, it is my understanding that the imp 1-b environment was only a sample testing environment, not a test of the full production capacity of the entire website. am i correct in that? >> the gentleman's time is expired. the gentleman may answer. >> you're correct. the -- what we call implementation 1-b environment is about 10% the size of the full production environment. >> thank you. yield back. >> i thank you. now go to the gentleman, mr. meadows. mr. meadows, would you yield for just ten seconds for a comment? >> certainly, mr. chairman. >> i could never understand how this could handle 60,000 simultaneous users but only do six in a day. unlike maybe some of the smart people here, i just don't get it, that six in a day doesn't seem like 60,000 simultaneous users. i thank the gentleman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank each one of you for coming to testify. and mr. park, you are not old enough probably to remember this, but i remembered the $6 million man. you are now the $600 million man because you're coming in to fix all this. so we're hopeful that you, based on the people

when you're going to work working on imp men indication on this law, how much does a political threatblicans hang over what you were doing? >> well, it hung over it a lot. it hung over us a lot. it was an opposition to obama care was probably more committed to obstructing obama care and destroying obama care, than we were to implementing it in the -- despite the opposition, in the states. you know, if he's -- i don't want to second guess, by had there -- it's conceivable, had there been more of an effort to establish the federal exchange earlier and focus on that, rather than to cajole some of those other states, it's quite possible that the federal exchange would be up and running eventually they had to go and bill these exchanges. thank you so much. >>> yesterday, elizabeth warren went before the senate and gave a speech advocating for an absolutely taboo idea. we'll tell you what it is next. >>> we beginning with a rock 'n roll classic. bob dylan's like a rolling stone never had a music video. now 48 years later, the first official video has been released and it's being called an i

that could have significant imp elections for people who rely on it for emergency contraception. according to the centers for disease control and prevention the average weight of women in the united states is 166 pounds. >>> the fda is lifting restrictions on the drug avandia. this comes after data suggests it does not increase the risk of heart attack. it was taken off the shelves in 20 level 2011 -- 2011. at one point they posted $3.2 billion in sales but sales went down after the restrictions were put in place and some say even though the restrictions are lifted it is unlikely widespread use will return. >>> it is the week that skiers are waiting for. which resorts are open for the holiday week. >> new developments in a high school rape case involving a 16- year-old girl. why the leader of the school is now charged with crimes. >> and controversy, what she did last night on a award ceremony that was offensive. nokia. >>> a lock down at yale university has been lifted after a hoax. a caller said his roommate had a gun and headed to the campus in new haven, connecticut. police a

another example of republicans overplaying their hand when romney had a very similar plap imp lechltmented in massachusetts. most of the people went on to the medicaid program. it's very simple what's happening at the federal level. keep in mind, it does not affect 80% of americans. another 30% through medicaid or through the military: only 20% of americans don't have insurance or get their snurnsz in the individual markets. that's the 20% that would be eligible. that's a pool of approximately 60 million people. what they need to get these exchanges to work is prrksly 7 million participating. all of the analysis shows certainly for the uninsured this is going to be a far bet eer deal right now, everyone for the 15 million. kaiser says they're going to get much, much better deals for most of them that premiums are lower. 47% of americans like obama care or wanted stronger. only a 35 wanted to go to the republican plan which is go back to the status quo before obama care. so i think the president is winning the argument in the long term here. >> it seems like the critics are getting mo

when you're going to work working on imp men indication on this law, how much does a political threaticans hang over what you were doing? >> well, it hung over it a lot. it hung over us a lot. it was an opposition to obama care was probably more committed to obstructing obama care and destroying obama care, than we were to implementing it in the -- despite the opposition, in the states. you know, if he's -- i don't want to second guess, by had there -- it's conceivable, had there been more of an effort to establish the federal exchange earlier and focus on that, rather than to cajole some of those other states, it's quite possible that the federal exchange would be up and running eventually they had to go and bill these exchanges. thank you so much. mes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ life's an adventure and it always has been. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cial

it's forcing filipinos to imp improvise and it's pushing the limits to the limit.er newborn baby isn't breathing, and there's no incubator, no respirator and no electricity to power the machines to save this 2-day-old baby's life. so the mother pumps oxygen by hand. the baby is just one of 27 newborns here. storm babies you can call them. all born after the typhoon. they're in a hospital chapel that was converted into a maternity ward, after the storm destroyed the city. these tiny babies are in what doctors are calling the icu. it's clearly improvized. and they've been put here because their health situation is frighteningly unstable. in fact, doctors say six infants have died in this chapel in the last six days. dr. rosario says some of these infants are too unstable to be medevaced to a hospital out of the storm zone. what do you need for these babies right now most? >> mostly now, a ventilator, and suction machine. incubat incubators. >> reporter: tiny, fragile cocoons. this little girl was born just a few hours ago, and she's six weeks premature. during our vi

governor neil abercrombie says, law will boost tour imp by $270 million over the next three years. >>> now to washington state and a referendum being watched closely by that state and by workers across the country. the minimum wage in one washington state community could be going up soon. the votes are counted in seatac, washington. that would be the highest in the country. allen schauffler joins us. washington has a mail in ballot that's why it's taken so long right? >> yes, the ballots are dribbling in. we got a count, 43 votes was what we had on friday, and on monday it was 43 votes difference. the yes side on proposition 1 still leading. that is the proposition that would raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, specifically for workers here at seatac international airport and for businesses around the airport. it wouldn't apply to all workers in the city of seatac. it would why require employers to make certain provisions about sick pay and companies if they are unionized pass over provision he of position 1. right now, very close vote, less than 1% and we don't know when this thin

it minimizes their appearance and imp proves your -- improves your work out, so it doesn't get in yourvertical stripes but actual has pockets, when you wear pockets it accentuates the man boobs. >> especially if you keep kleenex in there. >> do patterns and stripes, that will mask it. >> and last but least, when people work out - and this is a model, we will say this is a man with a bit of breast tissue here, okay? do you ever work out, freddie? >> i used to. >> when you would work out, would you bench press? >> i used to do a lot of bench pressing. you are over developing one side of your body, the side where your quote-unquote man boobs are. you developed your pectoralis muscle, which accentuates that for you, it's good to do things like push ups but i am talking about balancing it out, working your back muscles and working your deltoids and shoulder muscles will give you a more balanced appearance so you are not accentuating the thing you are trying to minimize. if you lose that weight, you will see a huge improvement in that excess fat you are noticing, um, that we are calling your

. >> i meant what i said and we worked hard to try to make sure that we imp elementsed the problem. we didn't do a good enough job and i regret that. we are talking about 5% of the population who are in what's called the individual market out there buying health insurance on their own. a lot of subpar plans and we put in a clause that said if you had one of the plans even if it was subpar when the law was passed, you can keep it, but there is enough turn in the market that folks bought subpar plans and may be all they can afford. even though it only affects a small amount of the population it means a lot to them obviously when they get this letter canceled. i am deeply dinnered about it to close the gaps in the law. my intention is to lift up and make sure the experience people buy is effective. what we know is before the law was passed, a lot of plans they thought they had and they find out that they had huge out of pocket expenses or women were charged more than men. if you had preexisting opinions, you wouldn't get it at all. we are proud of the consumer protections we put into p

we're focused on all these aspects, getting this imp menation on track so that americans across the country are able to get the benefits that the affordable care act promises. >> those percentages might be small, they actually represent millions and millions of people who are getting these notifications and you know, the chief of staff met with some insurance ceos today to take issue with that. so, with these notices and presumably because they're not providing enough information to customers. so, one, clearly this is in the forefront of the white house. why wouldn't the legislation again that's being proposed that would simply expand in one case, extend it through 2014. house republican proposal. that whatever your plan is, you can keep it? >> well, i haven't reviewed or seen an examination internally on any ideas the people have put out about legislation, so i don't have a response to a specific proposed piece of legislation. i think that the broader principle is that if you're going to assert that insurance companies can continue to offer substandard plans, bad apple plans, for example,

. >> unfortunately, hiv was imp t impacting first gay men and then drug users. thinks that queers and junkies are expendable. >> let me honest with ourselves. when it comes to preventing aids, don't medicine and morality teach the same lessons? >> no new york, the city's large gay community is especially hard hit. >> a lot of fear and anger. people died very quick, horrible, horrible deaths. >> you had a government that wasn't telling you the answers to any of the questions that any of us had. what was this disease? how was it spread? >> in addition, the stigma and prejudice attached to the disease create s terrible consequences for those infected. >> people were being fire from their job, evicted from their apartment, denied health insurance. everything. city government was also absent. ed cotch's administration was not talking about aids publicly. >> actup is born in 1987, emerging from the powerlessness that many affected by the disease are feeling. >> actup's original photo was also its formula. anger into action. our grief, after a while, became anger. we t

in its first year of imp lemation, whether it's for kids under 26, little children with pre-existingonditions, women, seniors having lower cost for their prescription drugs, free, no co-pay, no deductible on wellness visits, and the rest while strengthening medicare. all of the implementation has gone very well. there's a glitch in the technology. i'll come back to that in a moment. they're saying, well, he said one thing and another. the president said if you like your plan, you can keep it. for 95% of the american people who have health insurance, that is the case. for a small number in the private market, they will do better. they will do better because of the patients bill of rights that's built into our legislation. no pre-existing conditions, no lifetime limits, no co-pay, all the rest of that. they will do better. 95% of the american people who have health insurance have it through their employer, through medicare/medicaid, veterans administration, and so we're just talking about 5%. significant. but, nonetheless, largely will do much better. for them to grab on to this percen

and to their banks, it's imp emperrically true there's fewer banks. >> he wants to break them up. i don't have a problem with that, quite honestly. i think that some of them are just way too big and are in too many businesses and i think a more competitive financial system is better than having one that's regulated like this. >> but the problem is really, this is a global issue. we're not just talking about u.s. banks and some kind of financial vacuum. the reality is the world has become much more concentrated in terms of financial entities. we can break up u.s. banks. >> jeff, i think what he's saying is banks are too big to fail and he may also be inferring and there's some people that agree with this that banks are too big to manage. do you think that's the case? >> i definitely, larry i'm sorry to interrupt but i definitely think. with strong management you can manage anything. at some point in time it does become too big. i originally when i first heard him say that i was skeptical. after i listened to his reasoning it really made a lot of sense that, you know, what? if they

come but like i said there are certain major events that could happen which could quite significantly imp price. thank you very much want to pop. thanks to you for watching and stay with us on false and calves. you know anyone in the world. three languages the rams ultimo real time. soon also. see even more. but that's new exclusive tweets from our reporters could defeat. as it happens. the boys you'll get a wheel vapor content you want to stuff the stuff you do so. with the new house uncapped experience never end. i rule. oh oh. use. i will. i am the day. chill until wednesday. aintree grand victoria. welcome to copy the text of prey terrible. we made a striking modern kitchen. the imperial war museum north the power. a vibrant cosmopolitan metropolis. i think i'll like don't ever tell her. we are not just that. there are boundaries. by around two hundred. modern art. legal aid. we are happy. it's way easier. let's go. for enjoying themselves at a briefing. you might find festival. three night hike the car. the lace hearts and what that really changed scary every month. there will be of

the imp is to actually build innovation ecosystems around the country, not with new money, but directing money between the public and private sector in a smart way. what is the brawn? natural resources, in this newfound energy advantage in the united states and putting it to good use to allow the united states become an export machine but to really take not just liquids, but solids and athletic brains of the broad brain and liquidity -- team usa is there. as far as i'm concerned, as i travel around the world and i come back to the u.s. and i get asked where is the bright spot here, it is here. it is for hours to squander. we can definitely get it wrong, and we have got to get all must to get it right. long story short, i think to your question, advanced manufacturing of the nanotechs, sustainable manufacturing, sustainable supplies, advanced manufacturing of robotics, of the bio kind, that is all occurring at the intersections of markets and sciences. and the united states, the course -- because of his entrepreneurial system, because of what it teaches in the schools, specially universit

i do think there could at least be the potential of serious imp l ly cases about monetary cause. i think the mistakes we've made. but, you know, if you think a little broadly, this could have huge, huge itchly cases. so i'm looking forward to pursuing the senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would just ask jennifer a quick question. have we seen any recognized terrorist group ever express interest for its operations? >> so we've certainly recognized the possibility and the vulnerability there. there's nothing in terms of information. but we would always be more than happy to have any outside briefings to discuss that topic further. >> thank you. over to you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i want to address a few things. the first thing i want to ask is so there's a centralized public ledger that's encrypted. so the anonimty is only in terms of you're not truly anonymous. there is an encrypted version of who owns what. and so one concern is whether that enkripgs can be broken. there's some very powerful code breakers in the world. we certainly have discussions about our own u.s. ca

refuses to confirm he is cooperating with investigators but admits more officers are expected to be imp dated in this scandal. >> stunning. thank you. >>> in pakistan a top terrorist leader is reported dead this morning. he was apparently shot dead on the outskirts of islamabad. this is a serious blow to the net work that targeted american troops in afghanistan. >>> progress over iran's nuclear program is under threat. the talks of the deal ended in the stalemate. >> the negotiators tried hard. they were at it until well after midnight saturday. in the end, although they did make progress and came close, they had to agree to disagree. >> during the the three days of talks which saw the foreign ministers of five countries change their plans to be in geneva, the u.s. and allies did come up with a draft agreement they could all accept. but at the the 11th hour -- >> there was unity, but iran couldn't take it at the particular moment. they weren't able to accept. >> reporter: even though no deal was signed israel's prime minister speaking on face the nation objected. >> iran gives practical

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holmes-norton introduced hr3278 to clarify workers or applicants are entitled to be heard even if it imp kates a sensitive position determination. afge strongly urges introduction of the companion bill in the senate with the same bipartisan support shown in the house. afge looks forward to working with the members of this committee to restore fairness and common sense to the due process protections and other rights historically protecting the federal work force. this concludes my statement, and i'd be happy to respond to any questions. >> thank you for your statement, david. angela? >> chairman tester and ranking member portman, thank you for the oversight of the security work force and inviting me to testify here today. i'm speaking on behalf of pogo and make it safe coalition representing more than 50 groups and millions of americans very concerned with whistle-blower protections in both the public and private sector. we're concerned that the national security claims here and throughout the government really threaten to engulf or government and with cruel irony make us less safe. in au

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