that began the assembly of iss. much of the structure was originally designed for a 30-year life, although later we switch to 15-year life. we felt it was highly likely we would get to be on 15 years -- to beyond 15 years when we did our life assessment. in addition, all of our elements were built assuming they would toe 2 rips to -- 2 trips space. and so we didn't have to do that with any of our elements, so that was additional life in the structure. today we are studying until 2028. we have cleared the vehicle until 2020. all of the structures we have cleared 22020 we have cleared through 2028. we have the newer structures to clear a network is in front of is in frontat work of us. we believe we can go another 30 years, and with the life that we have on the structure even in 2028, we can go longer on the station if that was deemed appropriate. finally, a question i think i answered a little bit earlier, which is what role does iss pla y, there is a number of things we do. one is studying how humans can survive in

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rating agencies were concerned, iss voiced concern.presenting a large public pension fund, is to err on the side of caution and look for increased value over the long term because i have to protect the pensions of working people and i think this is what this is about. i'm not sure mr. icahn's proposal benefited anybody else but him. >> if this proposal wouldn't create value for apple but has over 1 billion in cash, what would. >> i don't think apple should be hoarding cash, rather giving back. they are giving back. they've given back 57 billion. but let's keep in mind, apple's a successful company. two of their products are responsible for over half of their cash. we need to give them a cushion so they can innovate and be competitive in a very complicated technology market. >> one of the central reasons why iss does not want -- did not want the plan to go through is because of the tax situation. you referenced this in your letter, 78% of total cash is offshore if you repatriate it, your tax bill is 41 billion according to iss. would yo

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that means that individuals who receive the expansion medi-cal are also going to have ak isses to ihhs, in home supportive services program an long-term care. that is about the resource and asset limit. that's really important for people who are either get into expansion medi-cal and healthy when they came in and are going to have a need for services and maybe they weren't eligible for traditional medi-cal and because they are over the resource and asset limit and the income is over the threshold. now they are going to be able to benefit from the long-term services and support that are going to be available under the medi-cal expansion program. a note under the ihs program, recently the state and working with counties have decided that individuals who come in through expansion who need ihhs are not going to need a separate disability determination and that is good because that is an administrative hurdle and will go through the certification for all people who apply for ihhs will go through and the county will do an assessment of need. the other program is covered california covered ca

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scenes on the international space station, that when we got to interview the actual astronauts of the iss, we couldn't wait to ask about the movie. what's it like working with sandra bullock? >> we have yet to see sandra bullock up here, but we continue to look for her. >> we found her in an appropriate setting, beneath one of the actual former space shuttles now in the intrepid music in new york harbor, where the oscar winner, now 49 and a veteran of 40 films said for her the film "gravity" had its own gravitational pull into something altogether different. >> that experience for me one one of the most profound and exciting experiences i've ever had, an an actor, a woman, someone the age i was. i go look at what i get to do. >> sandra bullock plays dr. rhinestone, a biomedical engineer on her first mission designed to repair the space hubbell telescope. george clooney plays the classic astronaut with devil may care swagger who scoffs at danger. >> i know you never realized how devastatingly good-looking i am. >> it took four years to shoot and complete. >> action! >> they invented new te

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. >> someone i met in the streets told me that the warnings - it takes what issed in of you and it puts it out there. that's what it is. people taking their own portrait. you don't have to worry about technical stuff. themselves. >> yes, yes. that. >> what have you learnt in the process. this is a project that is two years, two years old. >> exactly. >> what are you learnt during the process. >> yes, yes. for 13 years i travelled around the world doing my own projects. i realise the power of communities. i didn't know how to translate that into other communities without me. so that them doing it without me being involved. in inside i was - okay, i'm not going to call. people will be - how do you want us to do this. sure. take the photo. you'll have a cell phone or something. take it. send it to me. we'll print it here and send it back to you. but you have to pull it wide. >> and then suddenly there would have to gather the community, go ba - okay, we have the project. no one else is involved. they don't have to ask if they don't want to. it's about them. some are small. it's a small com

where it iss trading. >> thank you so much. now, joining us is andrew ladd. he is a manager. it is great to have you on the program. do you feel better the we heard from janet yellen and we have -- >> there are bigger issues around market valuations out there. cautiousl have a approach because it is still too hot. valuations are too high and you are expecting a correction. >> i think so. there may be a downside. probably has greater valuation problems than europe. if the united states gets the flu and we are not immune in global markets. >> what is the catalyst? andarnings coming in behind at an opposite level. the forecast for 2014 and 2015 is the same. we need to get out the pencil and make some adjustments. -- >> what are you doing right now? >> we are looking for higher-quality businesses and good return on equities. a decent balance sheet. it is done better through the downturn and some of the companies that are borderline profitable that face significant challenges. >> i asked you about more specifics. stay with us. here's a look at what is coming up. my exclusive conve

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who is iss? >> this is a shareholder advisory firm. they give advice to shareholders on various proposals that are before the shareholding bodies. >> if i am running the rule fund, the rule value fund -- i have 147 holdings. i need them, don't i? >> they look to these firms for advice. there are a lot of proposals every year before every company. you are a fund manager and you want someone you can trust grid there's a belief that they are looking out for the little guy. >> is this a move that pushes back against activist investing? there has been criticism saying activist investors are not there for the betterment of long-term shareholders. they are there to get out. i pointed him over and yahoo!. marissa mayer -- where is dan now? what does this say about activist investing? >> there is a backlash now. they are out for themselves and the quick buck. carl icahn has upped his safety. he is really putting his money where his mouth is. >> that is why people love him. he is never all talk. >> $3.6 billion the last time i checked. >> it is

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let's check on the forecast now >> spencer christian issing on the roof top. >> it's looking nice.etting sunnier despite the fact we've had cloudy skies most of the day. here is live doppler seven hd. a different view now. it's partly cloudy after having been mostly cloudy throughout the day. a live view showing clouds over san francisco international airport. these features will see cloudy skies tonight. patchy fog, sprinkles are greater chance of rain next weekend. here is the atmospheric river showing moisture if you will from well out is the animation, we may see sprinkles overnight tonight and into tomorrow. perhaps into friday but once again, if it happens these will be light sprinkles. however, as resuming animation and taking you into the weekend outlook you can see by saturday, we may have more wide spread rainfall developing into saturday night and perhaps lingering into sunday morning. we can have a wet weekend nonetheless. overnight conditions here tonight partly to mostly cloudy skies low temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s so mild overnight. and starting in the s

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that there issing no chance the baby will be named oscar. any chance? no?on't know if it is a boy or girl, but i have a feeling, it will not be named oscar. [laughter] >> beautiful. thank you so much. >> good luck. we will see you soon. watch the redto carpet special tonight right here on abc 7. >> they will break down the categories and have some predictions of their own. here's a sneak the. >> the critic says that matthew mcconaughey will actually w in. >> they will have a special celebrity guest on. they will tie you how to throw the perfect oscars party. it is all tonight at 8:00, followed by shark tank, 2020, and abc 7 news at 11:00. >> somebody has an unhealthy obsession with matthew mcconaughey. he put his hand in the wrong cookie jar. see the rest. >> how the number of nightmares a child has could indicate medical problems later in life. >> police say the man --crimes. >> you are watching abc seven news. they busted to men for robberies. >> officers say that the group could be responsible for up to a dozen other robberies. the most violent crime was

iss will get involved and convince pension funds and mutual funds who have to vote whichever way theyo by losing that vote, he lost the battle. >> he probably saw which way does vote was going to go. the same time, he was able to prod apple and why they decided to do this whether it was because of him or not, there is no doubt that carl icahn brought the issue back up to the surface. it comes up and down for apple based on the amount of cash they generate. >> thank you. we are talking about bitcoin where troubles are still mounting. prices are plunging again today the biggestbased bitcoin exchange says it is halting bitcoin withdrawals. you can take out cash. it clarified the problem and what is going on saying the , itlem is not limited affects all transactions where bitcoins are being sent to a third party. apple has banned downloads of its most popular digital currency causing major backlash from the bitcoin community. matt miller covers bitcoin for us from new york. people are smashing their iphones because they don't like this? what's going on here? >> that has become a meme. are

about iss really upset the whole thing that happened with skype.ent -- mark andreessen bought skype and flipped it at a off better price, ripping shareholders of value. byskype was going to be sold donahoe. who i think was either naÏve or asleep at the switch. i will say this now. board andeen on that my representatives have been on the board, art andreessen would not have bought skype. does carl icahn have a point? ebay.has been advising when you see mark anderson later buying-- mark andreessen those assets, it is a concern. it is a criticism not just to him, but to john donahoe. >> does this happen elsewhere in the industry? >> very unusual. if you are the shareholder of ebay, and you look at the value skype was able to get in the i think it is a great concern to ebay shareholders. there are assets at ebay that ebay is not monetizing. quickly bought skype for $2.5 billion, and shortly afterward, sold it for $8.5 billion. >> ebay sold it and did not make much of a gain of anything. it was obviously worth more to microsoft than it was to ebay. >> e

regulatory agency is independent. -- it iss cautiously the way it is. various vendors of guidelines -- standards of guidelines are important. any work that the agencies can do to work with state and local organizations so that what ever they end up doing to regulate local utilities does not conflict with the framework. we are in a situation where a in aty that is located different state will get different results from the same set of information. we would like to do the thing once and demonstrate compliance or adherence. whatever that is is our members are subject to. >> that reaches to my next question about regulation. we heard this morning and repeatedly from the administration that the goal is not to create new regulations. section 10 of the executive order has been something of a bogeyman. fearful ofa little what may come out of that. what is your sense of what -- whether there is a command-and-control regulatory structure in the future here? are you satisfied this is on a voluntary track? >> personally, i am very satisfied with the reassurances fr

they have routinely pacfaced iss in the past. they eliminated the massive claims backlog but constant issues and shut downs are causing some of the claims to be lost all together. workers calling it quantity over quality service. >> a new report has disturbing projects for the company to revamp the obamacare web site. in 2011 a sen toaccenture was a and paid 63 million to settle the allegations. the company denies any wrong doing. they hand picked accenture to take over the web site last month after a disastrous october rollout. >> snow ice and rain hitting the pacific northwest. residents ditching their wheels and using skis to get around there. >> in northern california a huge chunk of road washed away following heavy rains. parts of the south preparing for another winter storm packing rain, sleet and snow. >> this comes less than two weeks after snow and ice stops school children in atlanta. >>> we are going to be seeing that winter weather through out this workweek across portions of the south. yet again we will have roadways

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challenge iss -- how did they get into an airport they want to sell and? -- in? it is a different process than getting into a mall. it will continue to grow, as we grow airports. then don't grow airports, it will get stagnant. retailers will not want to be there. you want to build a supported by multiple means. retail is important part. there's the shipping end of it. airports make lots of money. they want to continue to make lots of money in the shipping business. it is about product coming and going. they are big part of the economy. the retail side of that is very intriguing. all the new airports i've seen around the world that are built from scratch, all have enormous retail components, if you've been to shanghai or hong kong. they all have retail components. they are only growing. >> that highlights an opportunity, and may be a challenge. for all of you, how would you assess the greatest challenge that we face when it comes to infrastructure? is it funding? is a public awareness? what are your thoughts? >> there are a couple of issues. from the supply chain