jeff mason? >> thank you, mr. president, of the today what you announced leaves it up to the state insurance commissioners whether or not a policy should be renewed for a year. and how confident they will do that. secondly how will this rollout hurt democrats next year and other priorities such as immigration reform. >> on the first question state insurance commissioners make decisions on what plans can be or cannot be sold. and how they interact with insurers. >> what we are saying is the affordable care being a is not going tact is not goingto be ths with the folks in the individual market. and my guess is right away you will see state insurance commissioners recognize it. it will be different in different states. there are states that have all of the protections that the affordable care act does. they match up pretty good. it's not some big jump for folks to move into the market place and others they are low standard. you can sell sub standard plans in those markets. and that is where people might see a bigger

jeff mason. >> thank you, mr. president. today's fix that you just announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioners and insurance companies to ultimately decide whether to allow old policies to be renewed for a year. how confident are you that they will do that? and secondly, how concerned are you that this flawed rollout may hurt democrats' chances in next year's midterm elections, and your ability to advance other priorities such as immigration reform? >> on the first question, traditionally, state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. and my guess is right away you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge is the individual markets are different in different states. there are some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost a

jeff mason. >> thank you, mr. president. today's fixed you announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioner and insurance companies to ultimately decide whether to allow policies to be renewed for a year. how confident are you they will do that? secondly, how concerned are you this flawed rollout may hurt democrats' chances in next year's midterm election and yourable to advance other priorities such as immigration reform. >> on the first question, traditionally state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. my guess is right away you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge, individual markets are different in different states. there are some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost all the consumer protections the affordable c

jeff mason. >> thank you, mr. president.ay's fix that you just announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioners and companies to ultimately decide whether to allow policies to be renewed for a year. how confident are you that they will do that? and secondly, how concerned are you that this flawed roll out may hurt democrats' in the midterm elections and your able to advance other priorities such as immigration reform? >> on the first question, traditionally state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is, the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. and my guess is, right away, you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge is the individual markets are different in different states. there are some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost all of the consumer protections that

president has really changed his tune from a couple of weeks ago, it's been pointed out by reuters jeff mason, jimmy. he shifted the message to positive benefits that his law has achieved and piling on republicans for rooting his failure. he's been hitting the road this week, he's across the country and making good on all this and had a much more boisterous tone. is this going to be enough to make the red state dems feel less anxious? >> well, they voted for it so -- or in the house some of them voted against it. so their record on this, either they supported obama care three years ago or didn't. most of them did. and so they have to go home and run on the fact that they voted for obama care. that's fine. they should say they voted for obama care because to hogan's point, i still haven't seen the republican plan on health care reform. i don't know where it is. it hasn't been introduced in the house, it hasn't been introduced in the senate. not a single republican has drawn a bill to come up with a republican health care reform plan. so until they do that, this is something that the democrats

jeff mason? >> thank you, mr. president. today's specs that you just announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioners and insurance companies to ultimately decide whether to allow policies to be renewed for a year. how confident are you that they will do that? and secondly, how concerned are you that this rollout may hurt democrats' chances in next year's midterm elections and your ability to advance other priorities such as immigration reform? >> yeah, on the first question, traditionally state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. and my guess is, right away, you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge is the individual marks are different in different states. there's some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost all of t

jeff mason. >> thank you, mr. president. today's fix that you just announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioners and insurance companies to ultimately decide whether to allow old policies to be renewed for a year. how confident are you that they will do that? and secondly, how concerned are you that this flawed rollout may hurt democrats' chances in next year's midterm elections, and your ability to advance other priorities such as immigration reform? >> on the first question, traditionally, state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. and my guess is right away you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge is the individual markets are different in different states. there are some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost a

jeff mason. >> thank you, mr. president. today's fix that you just announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioners and insurance companies to ultimately decide whether to allow those policies to to be renewed for a year. how confident are you that they will do that? and secondly, how concerned are you that this rollout may hurt democrats' chances in next year's midterm elections and your ability to advance other priorities such as immigration reform? >> on the first question, traditionally state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. and my guess is right away you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge is the individual markets are different in different states. there are some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost all t

the owner jeff mason had gotten final approval from military officials to provide fishing trips for vetsared to lead two trips a week free of charge through the wounded warriors program. >>> leave it to lady gaga to make us go gaga, check out the applause, some folks are calling the world's first flying dress. she twhoer as a launch party literally for her new album art pop and lifted off inside the brooklyn navy yard, she called it a big time step for her, her ultimate goal is to stage the first mudical performance from space. i don't think she'll take that. >> the applause was pretty underwhelming. all i here are the fans, wrong kind of fans. >> one of her songs. >> lucky for her. >> let's get over to indra, covering the huge weather story in the philippines and a lot of local forecast concerns as well. what do we know about the board? >> big chill. look at this huge bull's eye, arctic air coming in from canada. watch as i make it go forward in time, so easy to see this guy spread into the northeast and the mid-atlantic, these temperatures are going to be chilly out there. we'll watch

jeff mason. >> thank you, mr. president. today's fix that you just announced leaves it up to state insurance commissioners and insurance companies to ultimately decide whether to allow old policies to be renewed for a year. how confident are you that they will do that? and secondly, how concerned are you that this flawed rollout may hurt democrats' chances in next year's midterm elections, and your ability to advance other priorities such as immigration reform? >> on the first question traditionally, state insurance commissioners make decisions about what plans can be or cannot be sold, how they interact with insurers. what we're essentially saying is the affordable care act is not going to be the factor in what happens with folks in the individual market. and my guess is right away you're going to see a number of state insurance commissioners exercise it. part of the challenge is the individual markets are different in different states. there are some states that have individual insurance markets that already have almost al

mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. >>> a weary law enforcement officer in missouri believes it's worth a try. jeff glor has the story. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years missouri has been in the middle of the country's mekts amphetamine epidemic and so has sergeant jason grohn. the commander of the unit. >> i'm tired of this. my people are tired of doing this. it eats police budgets. >> he believes a new pill called zephrex-d could be the answer. >> reporter: if this product becomes available, meth labs go away away. >> the end. >> reporter: they use a dangerous combination of household chemicals that often explodes. new laws limit the amount a person can by but the problem hasn't gone away. >> it's gotn't ten very very dangerous. >> reporter: in 2012 there were more than 11,000 illegal meth labs seized in the u.s. you're a patent attorney who is waging a meth war. >> yes. >> reporter: into that epidemic stepped linda lewis, a lawyer representing highland pharmaceuticals, a 14-person operation just outside st. louis. >> i looked at what i was seeing in my neighborhood and community. i thought, highl

mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. >>> a weary law enforcement officer in missouri believes it's worth a try. jeffs missouri has been in the middle of the country's mekts amphetamine epidemic and so has sergeant jason grohn. the commander of the unit. >> i'm tired of this. my people are tired of doing this. it eats police budgets. >> he believes a new pill called zephrex-d could be the answer. >> reporter: if this product becomes available, meth labs go away away. >> the end. >> reporter: they use a dangerous combination of household chemicals that often explodes. new laws limit the amount a person can by but the problem hasn't gone away. >> it's gotn't ten very very dangerous. >> reporter: in 2012 there were more than 11,000 illegal meth labs seized in the u.s. you're a patent attorney who is waging a meth war. >> yes. >> reporter: into that epidemic stepped linda lewis, a lawyer representing highland pharmaceuticals, a 14-person operation just outside st. louis. >> i looked at what i was seeing in my neighborhood and community. i thought, highland was a local business. i thought wouldn't it be a