the state -- insurance department posted a rise in premiums. between 2013 in 2014, small businesses saw an increase. premiums in the independent marketplace of jumped 23%. enrollment opened earlier this week. announcer: now, chief meteorologist mike haddad with your forecast. mike: temperatures hit 62 degrees. it jumped into the 70' s. a beautiful day statewide, including again at the coast. 74 along the shore. it topped off at 74 along the canadian border and to the south in berlin. 62 in portsmouth -- the old record, 71 is the new record. the average, 52 was well about that. concord, did we hit a record? no. mr. by one degree -- missed it by one degree. if you look closely enough, it is only two degrees lower than the average high. it is still very warm, despite a cool front slipping offshore with a couple of widely scattered showers earlier this evening. when sticking up out of the west. right now, still holding onto the 50' s and 60' s. the high temperature for saturday will be reached at midnight. cooler air will build in. overnight tonigh

i'm the commissioner of the tennessee department of insurance. in addition to my responsibilities intimacy, i serve in leadership roles on the national association of insurance commissioners. and as a member of the federal advisory committee. i spent most of my career and insurance regular can, previously serving in kentucky. i have a strong affinity for the state-based oversight. my testimony today will highlight the history of tennessee co-ops. my comments will focus on events this year that ultimately led to on october 14. they were awarded loans and advances to launch the company. in first offered plans 2014 with plans and five of disease eight service areas -- of tennessee's eighth service areas. options,mited network the company memberships and rate challenges were compounded by a population that was love healthy and sought -- less healthy and sought more services. the loss was $22 million in 2015. enrollment grew financially, during open enrollment. and are the same period, medical costs continued to increase. the department and cha quickl

the period to enroll or re-enroll in marketplace health insurance starts november 1, 2015. the polk county health department, planned parenthood of the heartland, visiting nurse services of iowa, broadlawns medical center, primary health care and mercy medical center - des moines will host a health insurance enrollment fair on monday, november 2 from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the evelyn k. davis center for working families to help individuals and families through the health insurance process. 'many people go without health insurance because they assume they cannot afford it,' said rick kozin, polk county health department director. 'the health insurance enrollment and renewal fair is an event where you can find out how health insurance may be more affordable than you imagine.' an adult family of four making $33,465 - $59,625 and not offered affordable health insurance through work may qualify for marketplace health plans with lower monthly premiums plus savings on out-of-pocket costs, like deductibles and co-payments. an adult in a family of 4 making $59,626 - $95,400 and not offered affordable health insur

the period to enroll or re-enroll in marketplace health insurance starts november 1, 2015. the polk county health department, planned parenthood of the heartland, visiting nurse services of iowa, broadlawns medical center, primary health care and mercy medical center - des moines will host a health insurance enrollment fair on monday, november 2 from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the evelyn k. davis center for working families to help individuals and families through the health insurance process. 'many people go without health insurance because they assume they cannot afford it,' said rick kozin, polk county health department director. 'the health insurance enrollment and renewal fair is an event where you can find out how health insurance may be more affordable than you imagine.' an adult family of four making $33,465 - $59,625 and not offered affordable health insurance through work may qualify for marketplace health plans with lower monthly premiums plus savings on out-of-pocket costs, like deductibles and co-payments. an adult in a family of 4 making $59,626 - $95,400 and not offered fordable health insuran

insurance market and has done so in a number of states. sees me will closely work with the co-ops and state departments of insurance to provide the best outcome for consumers. we appreciate the subcommittee's interest and will be happy to answer more questions. >> thank you, dr. cohen. now we'll hear from mr. jarman. >> good afternoon distinguished members of the committee. i am gloria jarmin, deputy inspector general for the department of health and human services office of inspector general. thank you for the opportunity to testify today about oig's work as it relates to cms's oversight of financial loans and the financial solvency of the consumer operator oriented plans. as part of our strategic plan to oversee implementation of aca programs, oig has performed three reviews related to co-ops, my testimony today focuses on oig's most recent report issued in july, 2015, that reviewed whether enrollment and profitability met the co-ops' projections on their initial loan applications. understanding that co-ops face numerous challenges, we conducted this audit work to assess the financial and operational status of the co-op s. we reviewed the s

news from the south by a neighborhood is trying to return to normal after a provide length insurance departmentkeller is at the intersection at camden and wyrick where this took place. matt? >> peaces wrapped up the continue hour investigation at 3:20 this morning. traffic is now open in both directions on camden avenue. this was a violent incident that has rat willed the neighborhood. look at sky 7 h.d. from yesterday the stand off began at 2:15 when the gunman fired two shots in the ground before taking the woman hostage. three hours later, more gunshots when the suspect walked out with a gun in his hand and the reporter from our media partner was there. >> it was the element surprise. there was in want when the flash went off or when they came, when the machine cage out of the home or when the officers contacted him. >> the suspect was shot and killed and police say female hostage was found dead inside the home. investigators are not releasing details on the relationship but knew each other. an officer was wounded but this is considered non-life threatening. he is expected to be okay. >> tha

the period to enroll or re-enroll in marketplace health insurance starts november 1, 2015. the polk county health department, planned parenthood of the heartland, visiting nurse services of iowa, broadlawns medical center, primary health care and mercy medical center - des moines will host a health insurance enrollment fair on monday, november 2 from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the evelyn k. davis center for working families to help individuals and families through the health insurance process. 'many people go without health insurance because they assume they cannot afford it,' said rick kozin, polk county health department director. 'the health insurance enrollment and renewal fair is an event where you can find out how health insurance may be more affordable than you imagine.' an adult family of four making $33,465 - $59,625 and not offered affordable health insurance through work may qualify for marketplace health plans with lower monthly premiums plus savings on out-of-pocket costs, like deductibles and co-payments. an adult in a family of 4 making $59,626 - $95,400 and not offered affordable health insur

that is a partnership between ourselves and the new york state department of insurance. we are working collaboratively in that process to make sure -- rep. collins: it would occur to you to continue to do that. inc. you for your testimony. -- thank you for your testimony. representative: i want to go back to something mr. morris said in the previous penalty -- panel. we set up the co-ops to help give people who were sick or aor or have less of a choice choice of an insurance plan. as we know quite clearly, the co-ops do not have a lot of the same benefits as private insurance companies. have the kind of capitalization from other products and so on. would that be a fair statement? dr. cohen: yes. they face a number of those challenges. rep. degette: when you are just starting up as a co-op, it is not like you are a private company saying, ok, let's offer this product. if it takes us a few years, we can do that. i really think that the comparison of the co-ops to private business is a little unfair. that is why i think we set up s, to help the co-ops get established. the c

that is a partnership between ourselves and the new york state department of insurance. we are working collaboratively in that process to make sure -- rep. collins: it would occur to you to continue to do that. inc. you for your testimony. -- thank you for your testimony. representative: i want to go back to something mr. morris said in the previous penalty -- panel. we set up the co-ops to help give people who were sick or aor or have less of a choice choice of an insurance plan. as we know quite clearly, the co-ops do not have a lot of the same benefits as private insurance companies. have the kind of capitalization from other products and so on. would that be a fair statement? dr. cohen: yes. they face a number of those challenges. rep. degette: when you are just starting up as a co-op, it is not like you are a private company saying, ok, let's offer this product. if it takes us a few years, we can do that. i really think that the comparison of the co-ops to private business is a little unfair. that is why i think we set up s, to help the co-ops get established. the c

hospital is the paid for by the department, insurance, medicare, or medicaid. the district has a system to collect money from people, but it is rarely used. chris papst, abc 7 news. alison: they are the men and women you trust to make decisions about your health, but your own doctor could be hiding a secret that impacts their judgment. thursday, the 7 on your side i-team is back digging through secrets local doctors don't want you to know about. hundreds are dealing with addiction, and they don't have to say a word to you about it. >> the whole thing is in a secret box in terms of the public. thursday, the i-team shows discipline records for local records and whether the state rehab program they are part of put them safely back on the job. leon: steve rudin is on the john thune, watching the rain in the forecast. and the lot of it, timing is not so great early tomorrow morning. have an earlier sunrise compared with just a week ago, but still, it will be rough. the temperature today, only made it to 53 degrees. hard to believe. remember friday, though 80 -- low

i spent most of my career it insurance regulation, previously serving as a commissioner of the kentucky department of insurance your it i have a strong if any for the country state-based system of oversight. i will highlight the history of tennessee, -- tennessee's co-op. my, so focus on events this year. cha was awarded $73.3 million in loans and advances from cms to launch the company. cha first offered plans on the federal facilitated marketplace and 2014 with plans and five of tennessee's eight service areas. the company achieved a minimal membership in 2014 to enlarge -- due in large part to having price significance -- and having limited network options. the companies never ship and great challenges were compounded i a population that was less healthy and thought more medical services and projected. cat recorded a net loss of approximately $22 million at year-end 2014. -- projected medical costs continued to significant increase. the department and cha quickly recognized that such growth was too much too fast. i department wrote a letter which you have an exhibit one to hhs secretary birdwel

i spent most of my career in insurance regulation previously sevening as the kentucky department of insurance. i have a strong affinity for insurance oversight. my testimony today will highlight the history of tennessee's co-op, community health alliance cha. my comments will focus on events this year that ultimately led to cha entering runoff october 14th. cha was awarded $73.3 million in loans and advances from cms to launch the company. cha first offered plans on the federally facilitated marketplace in 2014 with plans in five of tennessee's eight service area. it achieved minimal membership in 2014 due in large part to having plans above the ffm leader. the company's membership and rate challenges were compounded by a population that was less healthy and sought more medical services than projected. cha recorded a net loss of $22 million at year end 2014. in 2015, cha saw its enrollment grow exponentially during open enrollment period and at the same time projected medical costs continued to significantly increase. the department and cha quickly recognized that such growth was too much too

insurance coverage. the cedar rapids department says about 11-percent of the total number of citations are insurance-related. agents say there's a way you can help to protect yourself. "17:19:39 we always recommend uninsured, underinsured motorist coverage just for that situation where if you got hit by an uninsured motorist or somebody that didn't have enough coverage then your policy would kick in and held cover the bodily injuries associated with that accident." many people have had to face paying for damages on their own when they get into an accident and the other person is not insured. you can learn more about those personal stories under this story on kcrg dot com. friends and family are preparing to say their final goodbyes to an army reservist from cedar rapids. sergeant shawn laurion's funeral is set for tomorrow at the murdoch funeral home. the 44-year-old was getting ready for his first deployment. but he died of a heart attack during a training exercise in virginia last monday. fellow soldiers airport saturday night. " it meant the world to us. these were people who were strangers except for be

first, to limit the systemic effect of a large institution's failure, the board and firm department insurance cooperation have adopted a resolution plan rule that requires large banking organizations to show how they could be resolved in an orderly manner under the bankruptcy code. second, the board just last week proposed a rule secretary long term debt and total loss absorbing capacity requirements through the very largest banks in the united states. with the new requirements, about losses were to push a firm into resolution, a sufficient amount of long term unsecured debt would provide a mechanism for absorbing losses and recapitalizing the firm without generating contagion across the financial system and damaging the economy. in addition to strengthening the regulation of the largest most complex financial institutions, we have also transformed our supervision of these firms. our work is now more forward-looking and multi-disciplinary drawing on a wide range of staff expertise. we put this new approach into operation with the creation of the large institution supervision coordinating comm

insurance coverage. the cedar rapids police department says about 11-percent of the total number of citations are insurance-related. agents say there's a way you can help to protect yourself. "17:19:39 we always recommend uninsured, underinsured motorist coverage just for that situation where if you got hit by an uninsured motorist or somebody that didn't have enough coverage then your policy would kick in and held cover the bodily injuries associated with that accident." many people have had to face paying for damages on their own when they get into an accident and the other person is not insured. you can learn more about those personal stories under this story on kcrg dot com. friends and family are preparing to say their final goodbyes to an army reservist from cedar rapids. sergeant shawn laurion's funeral is set for tomorrow at the murdoch funeral home. the 44-year-old was getting ready for his first deployment. but he died of a heart attack during a training exercise in virginia last monday. fellow soldiers escorted him home from the des moines international airport saturday night. " it meant the world to us

saying he was passed over for a promotion when the athletics department mandated hiring a woman. insurance costs could soon rise for hundreds of des moines homeowners... "they are going up 5 more feet and that takes it far more areas than have flooded in the past david espeland's home has never taken on water... not even during the severe floods of 20-10... that no longer matters to fema... . the agency has released new flood maps for des moines. here it is along four-miles creek. the area in blue is the current flood zone. fema is expanding it to include the area in orange.... putting 7-hundred more homes in the flood zone. "the new maps were created with lidar survey data much more accurate than the us contour maps used for the old effective maps." many homeowners say the new maps ignore history.. and the lack of flooding in their neighborhoods. they are now bracing for insurance rates to rise as much homeowners also fear that won't be the only expense... "it's effecting the value of the house, someone comes along and suddenly you have a house that's in a flood zone or flood prone area,

insurance. >> currently available for veterans through the va and the department of defense hospital and patientcompensation insurance but not covered by medicare or commercial payers like blue cross blue shield. >> i can imagine others who want to get their hands on this leg. there is a huge demand for and it what due you do to try to get it to them. >> partest just making the patients aware of it. so we have done a lot of direct to patient marketing to build awareness, it is available for people what have veterans benefits. so even if their injury occurred outside of service, you can still have it covered through the va and we want to make them aware of that. >> how has it made your life different. >> given me the ability to do everything i did before. have two young kids and i play around. i still hunt, snowmobile, everything i did before. so i put it through its paces, beating it up good. it's got some scratches but it's still alive. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> thank you for what you're doing for vets. we'll be right back. ♪ every insurance policy has a number. but not ev

understand it is my responsibility to consult with appropriate management authorities in the department in order to insure that i know whether information or material within my knowledge or control that i have reason to believe might be sci. clinton, the democratic front-runner, has for president, has faced months of questions about her handling of classified information. most recently in front of the benghazi select committee during a marathon 11-hour session. a clinton official is pushing back. noting a politico report out today saying the director of national intelligence has overruled the intelligence inspector-general who had initially said two emails in clinton's account contained top-secret information. at the state department, spokesman john kirby said the fight over classification is ongoing. >> we don't believe that they should be classified at that level. and that we again made our case pretty strongly about both of them. but as far as we know here at the state department, there's been no final decision made by the intel community on that. >> still, congressional sources say that document would

dave jones in california, where in statute we have a low income -- an affordable insurance program that is within the departmentof insurance. and the same year that we were working to pass the driver's license, we worked to provide this -- to clarify and expand so that people had better access to that program in california. we specifically -- our office did not specifically work with private companies. but during the engagement process for this program, this low income affordable insurance program, it did give us an opportunity to educate people about the new law. >> so as we are closing in on time, i would like to ask each panelist a final question. and that's really in our role here at pew as a convener and as a policy institute, putting this information front of policymakers as you're considering whether and how to approach these laws in your jurisdictions. i would like to start with michelle and really just go down the line. what's your biggest piece of advice and lesson learned from your experience, what's the most important take away for you from your work in this process? >> from the conversation today,

with me is grace marie turner, in some states when you called the state department that deals with health care and health insurance, they wouldn't help you use the healthcare.gov site for that state. now, that may be -- we can talk about the wisdom of that but they were under orders not to help you because the governors were against the law and didn't want to help in its implementation. did that make sense? >> that was a federal -- if they were under the federal, health care.gov exchange not running their own exchange they didn't know any more than the average consumer would, a lot of people running that website didn't know what is was going on. they couldn't offer advice and help because they didn't know what was going on either. >> of course they knew what was going on. this is a classic example of biting off your nose to spite your face. some of these republican governors went out of their way to sabotage act. for example in texas, the state with the biggest percentage of uninsured in the country. the state that would benefit the most from expanding medicaid. the governor there said we're not going to expand me

responsibility but the responsibility for ratesetting is done at the state level near the department of insurance. they are responsible for saying are these rates adequate. >> were the rates increased for 2015? >> don't know off the top of my head, but i do know they asked for and were granted a rate increase for 2015. >> it is a little concerning $91 c.m.s. is making a on the lone -- loan recommendation. if you could share that information back with the committee. we could learn something from that. i appreciate that. it will be my office sending you a later to ask for an even more thorough investigation of what happened in new york state and what we may learn from the failures of the new york state coop. ith that i would recognize the ranking member. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank our witnesses for coming today, and i want to start with the risk mitigation mechanisms in the law, which we commonly refer to as the three r's. those were designed to promote competition and ensure stability in the insurance marketplace. is that correct? >> that's right. >> and yet some would argue that t

. >>> trump entertainment reports is suing two insurance companies saying they department pay up after superstorm sandy. the atlantic city casino company says they wrongly withheld payments during and after the storm. the taj mahal and trump plaza are involved. >>> tea flamed the flame but no know when to bring the heat. some of new york's -- new york city city's bravest put their cooking skills to the test. the event helped celebrate the department's 150th anniversary of service. also allowed firefighters to prepare dishing for a panel of -- dishes for a panel of celebrities and new york food people. all donations raised at the event benefit the museum. >> firefighters know how to cook. >> they really do. >>> coming up on eyewitness news this morning, you will not see california crab legs on some menus because it could be toxic. what consumers need to know about the latest warning. >> also ahead, rapper busta rhymes is getting ready to >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. here on eyewitness news this morning. we're going to be looking at temperatures

understand it is my responsibility to consult with appropriate management authorities in the department in order to insure that i know whether information or material within my knowledge or control that i have reason to believe might be sci. clinton, the democratic front-runner, has for president, has faced months of questions about her handling of classified information. most recently in front of the benghazi select committee during a marathon 11-hour session. a clinton official is pushing back. noting a politico report out today saying the director of national intelligence has overruled the intelligence inspector-general who had initially said two emails in clinton's account contained top-secret information. at the state department, spokesman john kirby said the fight over classification is ongoing. >> we don't believe that they should be classified at that level. and that we again made our case pretty strongly about both of them. but as far as we know here at the state department, there's been no final decision made by the intel community on that. >> still, congressional sources say that document would

the atlantic police department is looking for ways to eliminate bias and insure that officers treat people fairly. officers gathered wednesday for a conference on fair and impartial policing. organizers say the vast majority of officers are fair and not biassed. but they tell us that there are some unresolved issues between many police departments and the people they serve. >> but yet we have these issues of bias and policing. it can't simply be people's perceptions. you can't say they're wrong. there has to be some truth to it. >> and the goal of yesterday's seminar was to help police develop training that will help them identify any biases within the ranks and minimize those. well, this week before thanksgiving is national hunger and homelessness awareness week. >> a philadelphia organization is helping some of the city's most needy to get a fresh start. the bethesda project gave a makeover to all the people staying at st. mary's shelter in center city. several barbers volunteered haircuts. toiletry items were handed out. organizers say letting people know someone cares goes a long way.

i'm the commissioner of the tennessee department of insurance.

i'm the commissioner of the tennessee department of insurance.dition to my responsibilities intimacy, i serve in leadership roles on the national association of insurance commissioners. and as a member of the federal advisory committee. i spent most of my career and insurance regular can, previously serving in kentucky. i have a strong affinity for the state-based oversight. my testimony today will highlight the history of tennessee co-ops. my comments will focus on events this year that ultimately led to on october 14. they were awarded loans and advances to launch the company. in first offered plans 2014 with plans and five of disease eight service areas -- of tennessee's eighth service areas. options,mited network the company memberships and rate challenges were compounded by a population that was love healthy and sought -- less healthy and sought more services. the loss was $22 million in 2015. enrollment grew financially, during open enrollment. and are the same period, medical costs continued to increase. the department and cha quickly reco

thudaupgds of bod ecams and in doing so you xhilt yourself to be open with the public and insure a honest police departments. body cameras are a step in the right direction we recommend 2 provisions be added. prohibiting police review of footage before making a statement after-a officer vaurfbed shooting or misconduct. the second suggestion is provide clear guide lines for release oof camera footage to the public. the concern with allowing police officers to watch the video before the initial statement is it could potentially intepgzly or unintention lael change the offices memory of the event. cities of san jose and [inaudible] ban seeing the footage [inaudible] we recommend that the sfpd should adopt the policy that prohibited prestatement review of the camera footage and establish clear criteria for release of footage as well. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. truese a[inaudible] i also a member of the working group and representative from had san francisco bar association and i also sit on the task force and criminal justice reform for san francisco bar association. i want to say i think all

recorded the deed of easement way before the declaration was demanded and the department of building inspection want to insure that was backyard open space for the residential units only moving on the health and safety issues this shows slikt this is shortly after they installed them if i notice the rear portions easterly and west low building that you saw on the for the west actually things are leaking out gradually it gets dirtier and dirtier this is still relating early - relatively early so the complaint was against health and safety garbage being used for commercial unit not supposed to use the yard space unsanctuary that was into play little children that can't use this rear yard all gradually you see it gets dirtier and dirtier and animals come and interests possibility of rodent and less kids being bitten this is for kids to play off the streets without traffic okay. >> this is the picture where the lady. >> okay. thank you very much you're showing 3 minutes are up thank you. >> the commissions can review the documents. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> g

the company has a prior authorization department which offers to work on behalf of patients to get insurancethe expensive drug. >> the prior authorization unit would seek authorization for use which the label says is harmful to the patient. >> reporter: according to this settlement, in oregon alone out of the preauthorization forms submitted by insys most were for off-label use. the class action lawsuit also accuses some insys employees of pretending to work for a doctor's office and falsely stating that patients had tried other painkillers that were ineffective. investors suing insys say the company offered the preauthorization service to ensure dependence and addiction to subsis, a very lucrative proposition for insys. shannon walsh resigned from insys in october. >> i really wanted to come in here and help cancer patients that are having severe pain. >> reporter: her father experienced that kind of pain during his battle with cancer, but when shannon told management she wanted to approach palliative care offices -- >> i was basically told just don't bother to call those offices because th

insurance program. federal health officals say the changes could risk the quality of medicaid access.the iowa department of human services says they are working to prove the state *can* handle the transition. the u-s supreme court will soon be taking up another case challegenging the affordable care act. act.the latest case involves objections by faith-based groups to cover contraceptives for women.several groups have complained, saying doing so violates their religious beliefs.the case will be argued in late march. the controversial keystone pipeline project is dead. dead.today the obama administration rejected the plans to build the pipeline.it would have shipped roughly 830- thousand barrels a day from canada to the gulf coast.the white house says the pipeline wouldn't create long-term jobs, reduce the u-s dependency on foreign oil or lower gas pricic.republicans running for president are vowing to revive the project. democratic presidential candidates all say they support the decision. a new poll out today shows some changes in the republican race for the white house.this as ben carson faces new que

commissioner of the tennessee department of commerce and the insurance. executive and that is part of that teeth of us spent most of my career my testimony will highlight the history of co-op insurance company. my comments will focus on events that ultimately led to voluntarily entering runoff. awarded $73.3 million in loans and advances. a 1st offered plans on the federally facilitated marketplace the plans at five tennessee say service areas. more medical services them projected. they sought enrollment grow exponentially and projected a romanenrollment costs continue to increase. the department quickly recognized such growth was too much too fast and wrote a letter which you have as exhibit one and january 8 projecting they place an immediate enrollment freeze. it was the right decision for the company. they peaked at more than 40,000 covered lives to reduce down where they remain today and we approved rates to meet deadlines. they were not going to formally on leave the company targeted evaluation and intel cms released several guidance on the risk cor

we may want to see fixed but it goes a long way and stabilizes the department not only today but for future generations. i want to insure as the city continues to grow these future generations don't have to worry about whether we will be add more open space or replace the monkey bars at the neighborhood park. this measure guarantees improvement and upgrades to many parks across san francisco and for years to come. since we introduced the amendments today and supervisors tang amendments which i support this will need to be continued since it is a charter amendment but want to thank everyone who came out today and the next hearing. this mexer is based on community support and input so i want to thank you for your involvement. from my perspective it means everybody care deeply about our park squz have their own opinion squz hope we will be able to development this as a 61 census measure. >> thank you so much and appreciate your work on the charter amendment and the communication we had helping it move forward. i thank you for recognizing i have been a park champion and i can't help being a park chaimpian because there are

insure it is put into place. not to violate privacy rights or open to law suits but to gather the information department by department and itsy wide. also i think there needs to be a setting of goals. when impgrant right groups pushed for language access that forces departments to get [inaudible] making sure front line departments are doing everything they can to speak not only in english but languages people understand, language access was a key ordinance i think still department by department we are struggling through. some departments do a great job and others don't do as great a job. also for the gender analysis that each department has to go through as well, i know the commission on the status of women and womens movement pushed for different issues, but i think having goals of each department so there is jnder equality is another example. language rights and gender equality, but i think goal setting for hiring of people with disabilities and i think that culture change and continue to speak from my heart instead of from a script thative given tome, i will say, the culture is that people with disabilities should

." >>> more than half million people signed for insurance last week under the president's healthcare law. the department human services says more than 543,000 people signed up as the 2016 enrollment season started. returning customers accounted for two-thirds of those picking a plan for next year. the statistics cover 38 states served by the federal website. people are being urged to shop around because many premiums have gone up. >>> more than 100 mothers nationwide including 26 in california are suing saying they got pregnant after taking birth control pills. three companies recalled eight different kinds of pills after discovering that the rows of pills inside the box were placed upside-down. the mix-up led some women to take placebos instead of a hormone pill. they are seeking millions in damages and in some cases the cost of raising a child to adulthood. >> generations of women have trusted that when they pick up their packet of pills at the pharmacy, that it's going to be put together in the right way and when companies mess up, they need to do the right thing. >> in an email to cbs news, qualites

and yet another bill requiring the drones to be registered to the city department of transportation and carrying liability insurance. we remember a couple of high profile cases of mishaps. one crashed in the stands at the u.s. open during a tennis match and sightings near the airports. here is a clip from air traffic control as a pilot was going to land at jfk and then spot add drone. >> there was a drone flying. >> reporter: penalties for drone users that violate the laws will be discussed today. under one of the bills, violators would face misdemeanor charges and spending up a year in jail and a fine up to $5,000. greg, rosanna, back to you. greg: when we used them on the show, they are delightful and very, very cool. this is one taking off. rosanna: you like though when things are messed up. greg: that is a fascinating device. the capabilities are tremendous. news crews are using them. movies have improved. rosanna: homeland security uses them, in the show, for the drone attacks. greg: overseas they have the big predators and reaper as well. they are flying basically endurance is amazing and loitering iffing hou

. >> insurance increases that are over 10%, the government will come in and review it. >> reporter: according to the department of health and human services, with tax credits, more than seven in ten current enrollees could find plans for $75 a month or less. but fred emel doesn't qualify for tax credits forcing him to shop around. subsidies will go up but will will penalties which will be more than double per adult to $695 or 2.5% of taxable income, whichever is higher and fines for families will now be almost $2100 if you don't have insurance. jeff? >> jericka, thank you very much. a georgia man says he's on death row because he's black. and the jury that sentenced him is white. tomorrow the supreme court will hear his case. as weija jang reports, the outcome could change the way juries nationwide are selected. >> reporter: timothy tyrone foster does not deny killing a 79 year old woman during a burglary in her northern georgia home. but foster says he didn't get a fair trial because the prosecutor removed all the black candidates from the jury. the trial came just a year after the supreme court ruled jurors

we may want to see fixed but it goes a long way and stabilizes the department not only today but for future generations. i want to insure as the city continues to grow these future generations don't have to worry about whether we will be add more open space or replace the monkey bars at the neighborhood park. this measure guarantees improvement and upgrades to many parks across san francisco and for years to come. since we introduced the amendments today and supervisors tang amendments which i support this will need to be continued since it is a charter amendment but want to thank everyone who came out today and the next hearing. this mexer is based on community support and input so i want to thank you for your involvement. from my perspective it means everybody care deeply about our park squz have their own opinion squz hope we will be able to development this as a 61 census measure. >> thank you so much and appreciate your work on the charter amendment and the communication we had helping it move forward. i thank you for recognizing i have been a park champion and i can't help being a park chaimpian because there are

we may want to see fixed but it goes a long way and stabilizes the department not only today but for future generations. i want to insure as the city continues to grow these future generations don't have to worry about whether we will be add more open space or replace the monkey bars at the neighborhood park. this measure guarantees improvement and upgrades to many parks across san francisco and for years to come. since we introduced the amendments today and supervisors tang amendments which i support this will need to be continued since it is a charter amendment but want to thank everyone who came out today and the next hearing. this mexer is based on community support and input so i want to thank you for your involvement. from my perspective it means everybody care deeply about our park squz have their own opinion squz hope we will be able to development this as a 61 census measure. >> thank you so much and appreciate your work on the charter amendment and the communication we had helping it move forward. i thank you for recognizing i have been a park champion and i can't help being a park chaimpian because there are