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hosted by tech crunch and we would like for to you see a snippet from comedian john oliver opening monologueceremony in the tech industry. what more adulation. you already have almost all the money in the world. why do you need award as well after that? it is absolutely ridiculous. you no longer the under dog. it's very important that you relevantize. you are not the scrapy people that people people working in the tech industry were emotional shut instance. who you could are the for now those days are gon gone. not what you do at work but how you get to work. >> oliver referring to the recent san francisco protest over what some have called an invasion of private shuttle bus that ferry employee to and from work. among the winner last tonight bit coin for best technology achievement. up worthy for fastest rising start up. and uber travis for ceo of the year. >> all right one last check on the weather. spencer is live on the roof of the abc 7 broader cast center tonight. hi spencer. >> waiting for my award. i'll be wait ago listening tile. here's live doppler 7hd biggest concern here in the ba

. >> reporter: john oliver has so much heart and talent you don't think he's missing anything, but lookbesides the beginning of his palm. >> i don't get a reaction until later on in the game. you don't really notice it the at first. i don't play that way. >> the thing with john is you walk into a gym and you don't even notice if at first because he doesn't let it bother him. >> reporter: the senior was born with a club left hand. he doesn't like wearing a prosthesis and his figured out basketball mechanics on his own. . >> i learn to adjust. recently i have gotten better. >> reporter: since he was 3 years old, john's family got him involved in basketball and baseball. they never treated him like he had a disability. a big reason why he says he doesn't feel that way. >> i have had to work harder than e everybody else. >> reporter: he cracked the starting line up his sophomore year and has started every game this season. >> a kid came up to me after the game and told me i was an inspiration. >> wow. he's an inspiration. >>> that's going to do it for me. the next hour of the newsroom begin

[laughter] >> we heard from many businesses, large businesses, the olive garden, papa john's, the liston and on. >> i don't know what kind of insane thing that they have descended into. it doesn't incentivize jobs. but it frees people from having to work you are free from having to work. well, through ssidies. okay, th would be the people who still are working and apparently it is okay for them to voluntarily have to support the who want to pursue their dreams. so when did this turn into this poverty fast working your way into better circumstances? >> i believe in entrepreneurship. i believe at people should go out there and create jobs and have the freedom to go out there and build a new business. so i can't do that because i need hlth care and i'm tied to my dead-end job red i still need to build a business. charles: what percentage of people who decide not t work are honestly going to go out and do this. >> the low single digits? >> it could be a. charles: a grown man, i should pay for his insurance? >> the taxpayers are getting your subsidizing right now. i choose not to have healt

[laughter] >> we heard from many businesses, large businesses, the olive garden, papa john's, the listn. >> i don't know what kind of insane thing that they have deended into. it doesn'tincentivize jobs. but it frees people om havin to work. you are free from having to work. well, through subsidies. okay, that would be the people o still are working and apparently it is okay for them to voluntarily have to support those who want to purs their dreams. so when did this turn into this poverty fast working your way into better circumstances? >> i believe in entrepreneurship. i believe that people should go out there and create jo and have the freedom to go out there and build a new business. so i can't do that because i need health care and i'm tied to my dead-end job red i still need to build a business. charles: what percentage of people who decideot to work are honestly going to go out and do this. >> the low single digits? >> it could be a. charles: a grown man, i should pafor his insurance? >> the taxpayers are getting your subsidizing right now. i choose not to have health care. $220

olive garden. they said we have to make adjustment ps. papa john's had to make adjustmen adjustments.ses aric maing adjustments. look at entrepreneurships. this is not a coincidence. cause and effect. >>> vice president joe biden making a funning admission about obamacare at a coffee shop. saying the white house may fall short of its enrollment goal. >> initially we talked about by the end of this period having 7 million people lined up. we may not get to seven. but we're going to get to five or six. that's a hell of a start. >> all right. is that biden being biden. >> that's biden being biden? >> is that a little bit of a bungle? do you think the white house wanted him to say that or did he send him out to lower expectations. >> they sent him out to lower expectations but to -- i think the bidenism part was the sort of mea culpa at the beginning of that statement, of course biden being biden. this is really a serious issue. this is something that to be quite frank with you, on the drawing board we knew it was going to be a disaster. unmitigated disaster. gretchen, where the 30 millio

did oliver north talk to john poindexter when they were in a military function in 1986 about iran contrae a photo of them. >> you have photos with obama. >> i'm not defending chris christie here. >> i'm just saying -- you're saying what is wildstein providing here? for all we know that is what he is claiming when he was with christie then. >> all i am asking is a simple question. >> look. ask it to kate, it's not my report. >> i'm asking of it kate. >> it's hard enough to defend our own reporting, joe! i am just like, whoa! >> hold on. all of the people say, amen. any way. it's a southern thing. >> like uncle sugar. >> chuck, let me ask you. i greatly appreciate kate being here and answering these questions. somebody who has followed the story every day, chuck, what has your impression been that chris christie was unaware that the lanes were actually closed while they were closed? >> well, from everything i've read, and what christie has said, it seems as if he is trying to say he was aware that there were people that were wondering why the lanes were closed at the time but that he didn'

interesting, a friend of president obama, like olive garden, one of the first one to come out and say we have to do this, and they were thrilled, papa john's it a public relations disaster and said maybe we will boycott these establishments but now you say let's make it criminal. this is tough. >> let me tell you about another one on page 37. we know employers a very disturbed about the definition of full-time from 40 hours to 30 hours. the statute specifies 30 hours. the only thing in the statute they are not willing to address. stuart: at the top of the show you predicted 25 million people would lose their plan this year. >> i made the prediction before monday's change in regulations. they're trying to do this to avoid so many employers pushing their employees out of the on-the-job coverage and the exchanges. but the problem is we don't know how many insurers are going to be able to rewrite the old group plans. it may be too late. still maybe 25 million. we know those who currently don't have insurance will be rushing the exchanges because the individual mandate is in existence. the 25 million still may hold true. i have been trying to r

oliver janney and i giving you a look. this is the main body of i-95 heading south. cars moving at a fairly good rate of speed. there are snow plows out here, john. but the problem is that they cannot keep up with this rate of snowfall. so you've got some accumulation on the main part of the road. and it is very treacherous, john. >> the people you saw on the sides of the road having spun out, are these people largely just trying to go about their daily business commuting? did they not heart warnings to stay off the roads? >> reporter: you know, they're out here for all sorts of reasons. some of them are just going about their daily commuting, some of them are just trying to get from one place to another, maybe a trip they had planned that they have to be in a certain place by a certain time. the volume on the road has -- was reduced. so i think a lot of people are heeding the warnings, john. but again, these conditions deteriorate just to rapidly. and it looks like now you've got a backup starting to form right behind me. people starting to slow down. so again, conditions just change incredibly rapidly here. just maybe an hour and a half ago we