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john stewart mocked the regime. the decision to launch a probe could be a preview to possible action against him, such as questioning and possible trial. judges in the hague have rejected law against pretrial detention. the former ivory coast president has been incarcerated for nearly two years. judges have yet to confirm his indictment and order him to stand trial. into after car plowed racing's crowded square, we are getting reports that chinese government suspecting a suicide attack after police identified two ethnic leaders being linked to a car crash in which 35 were killed. -- five were killed. >> confusion follows the square incident and china went in the finger at possible separatist. in hotels inated beijing looking for two men of wigor dissent. a website called it a prominent intellectual who cautioned against using the incident to the midsize the ethnic group. yet bed it could not described as a terrorist attack. monday suspected attacks of china's most symbolic site when a car plowed into a car -- when a

. >>> known as egypt's john stewart poked fun as promilitary sentiment in the country. before president mohamed morsi was deposed in a military coup. >>> lots more on our website as always, al jazeera.com is the address. get the latest on all the stories we're covering. plenty of commentary and analysis. all there for you. but you wouldn't know it if you look at their spending habits. we'll show you the disconnect and show you why it matters. and the fire sale in detroit. one man is on the mission to make sure that foreclosed properties stay in the hands of locals. have no fear the underdog is here. all of us fit the bill and we have more power than you might think. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. and this is "real money." >> this is "real money" and you

i thought john stewart gave her every opportunity to dig herself out. and she just dug herself in. >> finger pointing, though you mentioned. they think is the republican problem here, right? democrats, the white house has a problem. this web site screwed up. the president kept saying you could keep it and there was a small group of people -- well, relatively small, 5% but still like millions of people. >> 15 million. >> whatever it is. who can't necessarily keep their insurance as it exists today. >> you understand that? >> i get it. >> insurance companies are not offering that plan. >> i get it. but it is a problem he was saying something absolute would appear at the end. republicans could not take -- instead of taking it and saying, she's fallen on the sword. this is their problem. just let it ride. and people will understand that we were right about some part of this. they couldn't do that. they keep trying to expand that smaller issue into a bigger condemnation of all of the law. that's the problem. >> you keep talking about the small issue about th

you have liberals like the "washington post" blogger comedian john stewart and president obama's formerpress secretary robert gibbs, all who said this would be a tremendous failure with the launch. you have to think he is feeling the pressure right now. >> oh yeah. >> look, in order for obamacare to work and not collapse they need 2.7 million young, healthy people on the exchange out of a total of seven million signed on by next march. that's the estimation of the administration. if this pool is too skewed to old and sick people on the exchange the ensurers lose money and the entire system evolves into what they call the so-called death spiral. here is the deal, a one-year delay could avoid the death spiral. rejected last week by congress, but how would you handicap a one-year delay as this thing continues. >> i think it is hard to imagine there will be a year delay to mandate. i think it would make it worse for the president. what incentive do people have? the incentive is very low because it may be beneficial and they see it as beneficial to sign up and mott take the penalty. without

earlier this week, she told the daily show, john stewart, what would she do? >> how important education is and that i want education for your children as well. that's what i want to tell you. >> she hopes to one day become the prime minister of pakistan. >>> unbelievable young woman. incredible. she has a biography coming out as well. it should be fascinating. >> fascinating. >> we had a nice day today. it was a slap in the face if you were starting out with. tomorrow, warms up. we'll be looking at numbers in the mid 50s. there's possession of a weapon economy low clouds this morning, but the general trend is toward sunshine and temperatures warming up. right now it's 57 in concorde, and 49 in santa rosa. and for tomorrow, we'll be looking at numbers in the mid 70s. in and around the bay, mid 60s. wind speeds right now is critical at this time of the year to see whether things are warming or cooling, and along the coast, that could bring in low clouds. northwesterly will keep us dry and sunny in the south bay. so that's looking good. that low pressure that cau

earlier this week she told john stewart what she would do if anyone tried to attack her again. >> i wouldl them how important education is as i even want education for your children as well. now do what you want. >> she hopes to become the prime minister of pakistan. >> we'll know in a few hours. >> very exciting. >> we've got nice weather on tap for the weekend. last the good news. maybe not such a good news. of course you begin to think about this with all the spectacular weather. temperatures in the mid-50s and around 55 for the coast and the bay. right now it is 53 degrees. that's if you have the clear skies. a lot of sunshine for everybody. the wind speeds right now down in the south bay out of the southeast. northwesterly for the most part, giving all the rain to the south end in los angeles. you can see that things have cleared, except for the low clouds just north all the way up into the bay area. so there is the potential for the low clouds, but that's about it. building over the west, coupled with the departing low. the northwesterly winds, and the skies. it'll be chilly overnig

. >>> now, john stewart's railing against governors refusing to accept federal funding to expand medicaidand he knows just who to blame. >> these governors and legislators who refuse to accept federal dollars to expand medicaid for people like that nice lady, all but three of those 26 states they represent already take more money from the federal government than they contribute in tax dollars. they are already burdens on the systems. i believe they're referred to by those republicans as moochers. moocher states. and if statehood was health care, mississippi and missouri would be rejected as having that as a pre-existing condition. so you may be thinking to yourself, so what are these uninsured people doing for health care? well, republicans actually had that covered in the last presidential election. not sure how that worked out. >> well, we do provide care for people who don't have insurance. if someone has a heart attack, they don't sit in their apartment and die. we pick them up in an ambulance and take them to the hospital and give them care. >> historical footnote is right. >> can't

john stewart is watching the government shutdown and debt ceiling talks very closely these days.hetoric. >> now it seems that in order to stop obama care the republicans are threatening to refuse to raise the debt ceiling which would technically put the united states in default. technically. it's not really, right guys? >> we bring in 200 $50 billion in taxes every month. our interest payment is $20 billion. tell me why we would ever default. >> there's no such thing as a debt ceiling in this country because it's never been not increased. >> some bills have to be paid or some bills we can only pay partially but that doesn't mean we have to pay every bill the day it comes in. >> what a great strategy. that was my strategy, in college. when i smoked a lot of pot and worked at a cinnabon. >> stewart looked a little bit different back then. now, networks continue to find new and innovative ways to promote their programming and jimmy kimmel caught one in particular. >> sometimes, you're watching a show or sporting event and you see a little person pops up at the bottom of the screen p

even john stewart was asking why the obama administration gave a one-year delay to big business but notamerican people. i would tell you, mr. president, if the obama -- if you're the obama white house, when you've lost john stewart, you know things are not going well. the problem don't end with the media or professional comedians. a democrat member of the house, who actually voted for this health care law, called the launch of the exchanges extriewsh aightly -- excruciatingly frustrating. robert gibz, th gibbs, the press former press secretary, said "i hope they fire some people who were in charge of making sure this thing was supposed to work." so the biggest cheerleaders for the president's health care law are now turning against it, the american people do not like it, people are not buying the administration's excuses for why it's failed. well, this is, of course, bad for the president but the american people have even bigger problems and that's what we should really be focused o. the white house is worried about how this looks from a p.r. standpoint but we should also be talking abo

a, john stewart, b, matt damon or c >>> we have visibilities in cumberland and luray near zero. what a nice day we're going to v. still in the 50s at 9:00. a little bit of fog leftover but by lunch time mostly sunny, mid- to upper 60s. culpeper touching 70. this afternoon looks gorgeous with sunshine and highs in the low 70s. good morning, monika. >>> good morning, howard. good morning, everybody. things are looking great on the northbound side of i-95. all construction is pretty much cleared up for the morning rush hour, especially on the southbound side of 95 at the fairfax county parkway. northbound lanes are open on to 395 and up to the 14th street bridge and across the potomac river. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> oscar winner kate winslet celebrates labor day. netflix is hoping the third time will its third charm. >> we have those stories and more in this eye on entertainment. >> reporter: paul mccartney first original al plumb in -- album in six years is new both in title and in stores. the 230r78er beemght -- the former beatle teamed up with four others for the

kathleen assemble billous went on john stewart's comedy show. he ripped her apart. john stewart asked her the president has given an exemption to big business for a year. hat is a liberal comedian on television making that rgument. by the way, making it to a whole bunch of viewers who would pretty much never listen to republican politicians talking to them. that is a sign of what we accomplished elevating the debate. secondly, what else did we do? we energized the grass roots. the course of just a few weeks over 2.1 million americans signed the national petition at don'tfundit.com. you know the hash tag make d.c. listen. it has been tweeted over one million times in the last 30 ays. and for everyone who talks about wanting to win elections in 2014, a non-presidential year, nothing matters more than an energized and active and vocal grassroots america. that is how you win elections. but third, we made democrats take a lot of stupid votes. let me highlight one in particular. every single democratic in the u.s. senate voted against eliminating the congressional exempti

gop law makers say if the secretary has time to go on political sta satirist john stewart's show she could have time for congress. >> thank you, molly. >> who is reporting on the exchanges? the numbers are paltry. we have cries, how are you, sir in >> living the dream. >> me, too. i have numbers here. 23 in south dakota, five in iowa, 0 in alaska. that sound right? >> well, it doesn't sound good. it sounds right because we've seen nationally an estimate of one percent of everybody who tried to get enrolled or signed up, that went on the health care.gov web site made it through the waiting and ended up creating an account. and you will have low numbers. delaware had one. delaware is a small state but not that small. alaska has five. not 0. >> that is a 500 percent increase. >> some of the head lines are stunning and some of them, the administration expected half million to enroll in the exchanges. and that has not happen, what now? >> here's the problem. this law, if it is all it ends up being a subsidies for the lower mitted class people to buy health insurance it is expensive. ameri

john stewart that was. >>> i have a fairly quick question. i hope you get the answer right. you feel about america's dog jasper? >> we almost made it through the show without that damn dog. >> jasper in '16. >> that's a great answer. >> thank you. thank you for validating my dog. bob likes jasper more than ted cruz. >> i like teddy and jasper for a ticket. >> now it's my one more thing. everyday i'm in the makeup room at fox watching you on the screen. now i have the out of body experience being on the other side of the screen. thank you for having me on. we love watching you and congratulate you on your success. i have the honor on behalf of the five to toss to the best evening news show in all of television in any country in any language. take it away special report tonight with chris rollins. >> it is october 25th. two americans held hostage at sea as a pirate took their ship. why they are being held after the rest of the crew was released. >> she is supposed to make sure obama care works. kathleen seb be sebelius talks. >> the majority of people who want me to resign are

we saw john stewart very strongly.nse to have the employers not pay the fine but impose it on individuals. the trouble means in fact you could be fining people for not buying a product that they can't by in any reasonable manner. and there is no chance in the next deadlines that they could make some progress there. >> come up with a middle class agenda. it is a soft job market. people care about their bottom lines and that is what they are talking about. republicans need things that connect with those concerns. i think it is a big mistake to let president obama own the debate with college costs. that is another area where republicans need a strong policy alternative. >> finally look to gop governners. >> they are going to be caught up in a negative fight against the president and that is very important. their blocking power is all they have right now. republican governors are able to be more creative and more positive. and that is where you are seeing the rising talent and you are seeing them as serious 2016 contend co

. >> good for john stewart for getting that one right. but why the -- why? >> they are created a trillion dollars of new sur ren see ea-- currency. >> not exactly printing it but creating it. >> out of thin air which shocked a lot of people that's the fact. >> why a movie that touched me they have brn precentral planning in our economy more than ever in history. in the kret. >> they are the biggest 2 trillion or can hes. >> through out fist we have seen a market econ mys do better and centrally plan one. knowing that why in the wake of the crisis why are we choosing to give the fed more power and influence in the industrial film we argue she should start handing that power back to the market. >> your film is great. if you go to the web site i will play fore of it through out the show. >> when the housing bubble birs they committed even more of our money keeping wall street. >> thanks to america down to 37 feet. hoving not just the kanings they were trying to protect. >> image if 12 or 15 firms had filled. >> are you submitting in this interview that you are

and a couple of days ago malala was on with john stewart.e asked her what she would do if she faced a gunman again. a very serious moment. take a look. >> i would tell him how important education is and that i even want education for your children as well and i'll tell him that's what i want to tell you, now do what you want. >> you see there, john stewart often has something witty to say. his breath taken away seeing the bravery and courage of malala and she was asked recently what she wants to do next. she said she thought about being a doctor but now she wants to enter politics and perhaps guys become the prime minister of pakistan. so this is, in a way a disappointment but how can you stop this 16-year-old who say force of nature. >> sky is the limit for her. >> so young but so brilliant. >> you do feel a little bad for the people that won the award. this is an incredible life achievement and all that's being said this morning is who didn't win the award. >> that's true. >>> coming up, the real man behind the movie starring tom hanks, ca

letters were also sent to comedians, john stewart and steve colbert. carlson will be sentenced february 4th. back to you, vic? >> carlson faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >>> another computer glitch crashes the obama care website overnight. it was only partially resolved, as health secretary kathleen sebelius is grilled about healthcare.gov. derek valcourt has more on how the site is updating marylanders. but first, danielle nottingham reports on the face-off between sebelius and frustrated people. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says they are working 24/7 to get health care.gov working properly. >> you deserve better. i apologize. >> she blamed the problems with a problem with the verizon server but said she is ultimately responsible. >> i am as frustrated and angry as anyone. >> reporter: cbs obtained this memo from september 27th. it discusses incomplete security testing on the website, but still recommends an october 1st launch. >> you have exposed millions of americans because you all, according to you

. >> reporter: last night, however, john stewart pressed health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius about the price increases. >> people that will end up in difficult times having to spend money they would not have spent. yes? to buy health care if they did not have it? >> there are people who will, yes, pay money and many of them will pay less than they pay for their cable bill or cell phone bill. >> reporter: whatever you spend on cable or cell phones, that $621 billion increase does not mean a savings of $2,500 a year. >> when you divide that across the u.s. population, all americans are going to see a higher bill per capita from the health care law, not a lower one. >> reporter: even without the savings, the president seems to argue that insuring the uninsured is worth some sacrifice, but he promised savings in the process and that will not happen. >> thank you. >>> up next, trying to get useful intelligence from a captured terror suspect. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. the controversy over a first year teacher at

john stewart. saturday night live. that's why the paradigm shifted.ring a lot of people. >> come up with a credible solution to fix it. >> you know the whole roll. we have come up with many. >> he is practicing his lines today. >> thank you. >> gentle man we'll talk to you later. >> in the meanwhile, there is new concerns about the angle of obama care and if your doctor participates in the program. there is a new poll by the new york immediately society and 44 percent of the new york doctors are not participate nothing the nation's new health care plan. after serious concerns that many professionals have about the implementation of obama care. >>> our next guest warned about a shortage of doctors brewing and it is already started. where are we headed. >> i don't like the direction we are headed. and we are talking about restricting choice to patients. doctors choices are restricted, too. and the poll from the new york medical society is indicative of this. 44 percent of the doctors are saying they can only participate with obama care. and only 23 perc

peyton manning's return to indianapolis, and john stewart's first start with his team. >> the same offense he played in college, same in tampa. didn't become long to become the starting quarterback. he will replace matt castle who had two starts after replacing christian ponder. they decide that ponder obviously isn't their future so they kind him to a $3 million deal, if he's not they'll be back in that market for yet another quarterback. theach had 11 -- they've had 11 starting quarterbacks since dante played his last game in 2005. >>> what he's done in the sixth quarter replacing michael vick he's not ready to name him the permanent starter. foals did have, they played two winless teams so they're going oget a bigger test against dallas. this is as much about the future as it is about the season and about this game which is for the nfc east, because nick foals is a lot longer than michael vick who's 33. >> peyton manning returns to indy this week. >> what ursay meant, he backtracked by saying they built it differently than when they built it with peyton manning. 70% of their salary cap

it would be played on john stewart and this and that. that's something to worry about. it's true even for experienced advocate you get nervous when you are up there. the idea you have televised every fumble i think is going impact it does that mean we shouldn't have camera? i don't think so. if i can wave my wind and convince them do so the unbelievable cost from the tbreft civic education perspective are there. they're tremendous. they're undeniable. but with these nine they might come to a durcht conclusion. so my final thing to say is the good news here i think that the generation and i think that it is an inevitable that cameras will be in the supreme court. that is my generation. we're used to have cameras all the time. we're being record. ed. we use phones that have cameras and cameras taking picture and the rise of google glass. we'll all day -- always be on camera. i share the chief justice's view that, you know, the court should keep up with the times. i think that is invariably going to happen and, you know, it's a question of the personality on the court who

it will be played on john stewart and this and that. that is something to worry about. it's true even for experience advocates that you get nervous when you're up there. the idea that you're going to have televised. i do think it's going to impact things. does that mean that we shouldn't have camera? i don't think so, if i could wave maiwand and convince them to do so, the unbelievable cost are there. they are tremendous. they are undeniable. with these nine, they might come to a different conclusion. my final to say is, the good news here, i think this is generational. ..... >> this is one place where the court has access to, or our result to produce a result is developing. getting with cases that settle the presidential election in 2000, the court started to release oral arguments within an hour after the argument ended. in the terms that followed, the similarly,hings putting it out shortly after the arguments were over that same day. two years ago there was a change. you have heard a little, but let me go into more detail. the court. doing that. it said it would not

>> i mean, you are, john, yes but john stewart taking shots at kathleen sibelius. panel here. i watch this, grover norquist, and i could barely believe what i was watching. it was like the person in charge of this almost didn't know anything about it. >> one of the things barack obama said when he ran for office was that he would have a very transparent government, more than previous administrations. for some reason they're not willing to tell us how many people signed up. it's a known number. they do know the number. why not level with people about simple facts? it may not be the number they want. but sibelius doesn't seem to be on top of what's going on. she could at least give us accurate numbers in a timely manner on what's happening with obama care. >> right. david, it was embarrassing to watch. and nothing against kathleen sibelius. met her once. seems a very nice lady. i was squirming watching this. >> there's a fairly simple answer to the questions he was asking particularly about why they want to get young people to sign up and the individual mandate. but

why the man known as egypt's john stewart says he's not pulling any punches. >>> here are today's top stories. a peninsula woman is facing two counts of vehicular manslaughter. menlo park police say 54-year-old marjorie reitzell appeared to be driving drunk when she hit a man and woman from behind, killing them. the couple was out walking their dog. >> a new protest set for today at santa rosa city hall for the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. andy lopez. 13 years old was shot seven times by a deputy who thought his fake replica ak-47 that lopez was carrying was real. >> on the two-year anniversary of the occupy oakland movement the city is gearing up for a new round of protests starting at 9:00. occupy protesters are expected to gather outside the marriott to protest the urban shield disaster drill training. this afternoon demonstrators will march to oakland city hall. >> twitter executives are up early this morning getting that coffee brewing as they get ready to take the show on the road. >> i would imagine they are tweeting as well. scott mcgrew, convince the

>> i mean, you are, john, yes but john stewart taking shots at kathleen sibelius.star panel here. i watch this, grover norquist, and i could barely believe what i was watching. it was like the person in charge of this almost didn't know anything about it. >> one of the things barack obama said when he ran for office was that he would have a very transparent government, more than previous administrations. for some reason they're not willing to tell us how many people signed up. it's a known number. they do know the number. why not level with people about simple facts? it may not be the number they want. but sibelius doesn't seem to be on top of what's going on. she could at least give us accurate numbers in a timely manner on what's happening with obama care. >> right. david, it was embarrassing to watch. and nothing against kathleen sibelius. met her once. seems a very nice lady. i was squirming watching this. >> there's a fairly simple answer to the questions he was asking particularly about why they want to get young people to sign up and the individual mandate.

some of the democrats, on john stewart's show. he essentially, i mean, she did terribly on that show. he kind of gave her every opportunity to dig herself out and she seemed unable to. are there still a lot of calls for her to be fired? >> yes, there are definitely calls for her to be fired. none new since this hearing today but you saw and played extended clips that you just showed, some republicans saying why aren't you out there getting obama care exchanges like everybody else because you should do this as the leader and her answer was, well, you know, i can't do it and seemed to suggest it's because she's a recipient of federal health care plan right now, but later, her aids clarified that it not so much that. that's not why she's not getting obama care herself or going on an exchange but it's because she's 65 and a medicare recipient and that's the reason. you can't get medicare and obama care at the same time. so that could speak to some of the continued confusion -- >> she seems -- >> hhs doesn't -- >> exactly. it's confusi

. >> coming up on "today in the bay," back on the job, the man known as egypt's version of john stewart is returning to tv after a recent arrest for reporting that false news. >> searching for survivors after a massive explosion at a mexican candy factory. the new details we are learning. >> and what we are now learning after a road rage shooting in fremont. we'll fill you in on the latest details. >>> a couple out for a walk killed by an out-of-control driver. new details about the woman behind the wheel and new concerns whether she was under  the influence. >> also, occupy oakland two years later. how activists are commemorating the start of the movement and how it could impact your commute through the city throughout the day. >> it's a cold start to this friday. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. i can tell you upper 30s right now in the north bay. but we're not even dealing with half as much fog as yesterday. good looking weekend. i'll take you through the forecast coming up. >> a lack of fog means the view across the bay bridge is clear but the traffic at the bay bri

shutdown and the debt ceiling gets largely sympathetic coverage from mass media, daily show host john stewart turned the tables a bit. he played a clip of the president in his news conference, once again painting the house republican position as unreasonable. but it didn't quite come out that well. >> when you're at the plant and you're in the middle of your job, do you ever say to your boss, unless i get a raise right now and more vacation pay, i'm going to just shut down the plant? [ laughter ] >> i'm pretty sure you just described a union strike. >> little pop culture on a friday. in fact, the president is actually losing union support. workers in the northwest, for example, are threatening to stop working over obama care. correspondent dan springer has details from seattle. >> reporter: 30,000 grocerye wo state could soon be walking the picket line. a union strike. the big issue, health care for part-time workers. big chains point to obama care as the reason they need to eliminate coverage for anyone working less than 30 hours a week. their chief negotiator says "as with all employers, th

since she was accused of hitting and killing a homeless man donovan bailey is charged with hitting john stewartt year and taking off and leaving the scene. stewar

country that the craziest part of the last few weeks is seeing the top health official laugh on john stewart's program. i have a teacher in my hometown where she has to face premiums that will consume nearly a quarter of her monthly in come, another constituent trying to comply but not yet received information claiming i'm concerned we will not be in compliance and face fines. they are calling for the repeal of the individual mandate and most of them are calling for that. yet another who's been advised that their current coverage will end december 31, 2013. so much for keeping what you have. it's concerned the dysfunction of health care government will expose me to a liability if i can't actions to the website. the founding fathers in 1776 declared their independence. the next year, they wrote a constitution that was 4500 words. this wording in here, the regulations not voted on by congress contains a massive 11,588,000,000 words. i don't know how anybody could answer these things. i want to is it you in an environment where people are worried about having a job, if we go on, there will be no

watching the john stewart show. i watch all of the different views. i was watching the jon stewart show the other day. about obama care on the show. five and half minutes into it, she slipped up and said when she was being question, she slipped up and said that they will pay a fine instead of the word tax. the government has been using "tax." something a tax for -- you pay a tax for something you're getting and not something you're not getting. she said that it was a "fine." the issue is like marco rubio said and ted cruz said and like rand paul said and john boehner said. it is a violation of the fifth amendment. people do not get it. on thee just focusing idea of obamacare and not the violation it will cause and the power the government will have within its grasp. >> thank you to robert from texas. both the house and senate will be back in tomorrow. the house opaque pickup finishing work on the farm bill tomorrow. pick upouse will finishing work on the farm bill tomorrow. there'll be a measure to lifted to 2014.ceiling senate coverage on c-span 2 an

jon: and you have a health and human services secretary who goes on the daily show with john stewart.he couldn't answer how many people are on. you need to interview her and ask the questions. they're not being very forthcoming about what went wrong. jenna: i'll bet she'll talk to the "wall street journal," too. jenna: san jose, california, just south of san francisco, you can see there's a big fire happening there. we hear there's a lot of heavy fog in the area but you can see it's quite clear and you can see the fire trucks in the presence there. apparently, a lumberyard on monterey road is on fire and spreading to multiple buildings. so a lot of concern about this fire in san jose. jon: looks like they have good wind, too, looking at the smoke. that's going to be a problem. jenna: that's an excellent point. we'll keep you posted as we hear more about the fire but the lumberyard burning, other buildings potentially threatened as well. in the meantime, back over here in new york city, right now 64-year-old diana nyad is swimming for super storm sandy relief. not like she's swimming i

we're going do a chainlt, john stewart told kathleen inteel use. i'm going try sign up for obamacare we'll see which happens first. so. of the last questions -- sort of in a joking manner. but this it's nothing to joke about. it's sad. this law was signed in to effect of march of 2010. 42 months the government employees have had to prepare for this. three and a half years. you've been working on in since december 2010. once again, i have gotten no complaints about miss ingram. i think it's kind of ridiculous and sad that after all of this time things are in the shape they're in. and also, i find out this morning that the taxpayers have paid over $400 million to in sweet heart deals to government contractors to help all the government employees who have been working on this to try to get it in shape. i mean, this is the most messed up, con have a luted confusing law that has ever been passed. even before this rollout, as bad as it's been, thousands and thousands of citizens across this country have written, e-mailed, and -- called members of congres

craziest part of the last few weeks is seeing the president's top health care official laughing on john stewartile americans are dealing with the consequences of the president's health care law. for example, have a teacher there in my hometown where she has to face premiums that will consume nearly a quarter of her monthly income or another constituent who's tried to comply with the law that does not yet receive information about the coverage as promised. i'm very concerned our family will not be in compliance and will face fines. they are calling for a repeal of the individual mandate and most of them are calling for that. yet another has been advised their current coverage will end december 31st, 2013. so much for keeping what you have. and there's a concern the dysfunctional health care will expose me to an unwarranted liability if i can't get coverage for the website. the founding fathers in 1776 declared their independence and the next year they wrote a constitution the was 4500 words. the wording in here, the regulation is and voted on bye congress and contains a massive 11,588,000,000 wo

i think john stewart pointed out if people are willing to wait you want up a night to buy concert ticketsng this serious and great as health care. on the other hand, i agree with robert that it's a bad website. it is not well run. it was not tested well. and there are many flaws and it's going to be very expensive and complicated to fix. this is something that obama has made a signature legislative achievement. this is very important. they've botched it. >> okay. guys, moving on to our next topic. that is taxed by the mile. "the l.a. times" is saying state lawmakers are considering a plan to install black boxes in every car. that meaning every mile you drive would be tracked. tracked. drivers would be charged a tax for every mile of road they drive. the money would then go toward mending the crumbling highway system. jason, good idea? >> this is horrible. this is some 1984 new world order nonsense. the idea that i'm going to be tracked in my car? every conspiracy they'ris they'e wrist will have a field day with this. tracking people's individual movements is a are horrible slippery slope.

screen that has the saturday night live archive and in the comedy central clips, jon john jon stewartnd stephen colbert. you can watch us all on yahoo! now. in terms of traffic the one thing i'm happy to announce today is that we have passed 800 million monthly active users in terms of yahoo!'s global audience. that sets aside tumblr and that's core growth and that growth represents 20%. >> so that does include tumblr? where these people coming from? >> we are seeing a lot of additional usage on mobile. 350 monthly users on mobile and a lot of usage on homepage mail search or core properties. my strategy has been to be focused on the people that you use every day the search to mail the homepage news sports finance etc.. we see people responding to the way we are strengthening and investing in those products. >> can i just apologize? there are 40 people here taking pictures. they follow you around all the time and i know it's really annoying. they are taking a lot of pictures of me. [inaudible] >> i see they are here for you. i didn't mean that anywhere at way. you are a little more ph

recoil long before we had computer long before saturday nightlife was skewering act and long before john stewart was saying even the work.lator doesn't people can laugh that off but it is no loving matter. think they are going to sail to majority victory on the affordable care misread.is a huge let me also comment on something about have been talking throughout and stefan mentioned, in is an abc "washington post" showing this insight that i haven't seen. i have been polling 25 years says for the it first time in 24 years more americans disapprove than of their own member in congress. that really is a remarkable solid, because the old oh, hate the whole congress but love my member of congress, that the case.ger be the fact is that so many are districts in safe that will be difficult to uproot hem notwithstanding disapproval. host: ronald says this on our tea party all the way! prospective. probably 2016 candidate is former secretary of state hillary clinton. spoke this past week at the center for american progress and e showed this earlier from politico at colonel tkpwaeugate to be a ere needs ro

john stewart is on course. >> he came to him back in july and offered to pass a clean government fundingre amendment that was below what they wanted and they accepted and you reneged on the offer. >> there was a conversation about doing it. >> it was a clean resolution. >> i decided that the threat of obama care and what was happening was so important there was time for us to take a stand and we took it. >> did you [ bleep ] hear that? can we stop having a conversation about it? they had a deal. but no obama care! we decided to take a stand. you think obama care is a big enough threat to shut down the government over it? fine. own it. don't far and point at the dog. >> i like that. >> you all are laughing. >> what do you want to do here. >> go through with it. i'm going to the first lady's lunch. i'm a republican. i'm going to put a lot more hair spray in and faun all over you. >> first lady? >> you came in here to make fun of me. i look like a republican. >> you do. we have a look at that. the president trying to give to republicans and all. they are trying to make something happen in t

john boehner on the delay. jon stewart had three separate segments dedicated to tearing apart implementation of obama care one way or another. the first 10.5 minutes of basically 22-minute show once you subtract for commercials. we've seen all kind of data about the young viewership of jon stewart. pew did a poll about how viewership excuse. the colbert report was the only show who had more young people 18 to 29 watching it than "the daily show." jon stewart will make or break this. i do think you have him on a full assault on it. i would add earlier in the month he had kathleen sebelius on and really grilled her over the law and its implementation. it's certainly not helpful to a president who now is in the realm of selling the implementation and the public perception tuckly to young people who obama administration should be the most positive because they can gain so much from the law. >> good point, chris. ruth, i want to turn to you. chris raises the point of public perception. problems mount by the day. we're learning

. >> amazing to hear jon stewart sound like john boehner. that's his whole point. watching sebelius be the human shield for the white house, rolling her out there. she has no leg to stand on. she's basically telling the american public. you have all the information you enter. we get your data. you may log-on, you may not. you may be rejected from health care, you may not. you may get to pay more in premiums, probably. if not, guess what, you get to pay more in taxes. that is their message? >> they were waiting for the individual states to decide whether they would get in the system or not. leaving that aside, assuming you are right, this thing will fall apart, the structure of this think is terrible, can't possibly do it, let it fall apart. it gives you a campaign issue and everything you want. you don't have to sit here and try to mess with the full faith and credit of the united states government when it's something you think you will win anyway. >> they could have done it with just one exchange. could have had one free market and they wouldn't be in the pickle t