surrendered to his cousin mohamed kahn so this uncertainty in 2014 there will be no foreign forces and so he has to stay with his relatives and make sure he is safe behind 2014. reporter: relative or not surely this mouth be giving a boost to the taliban as well as other insurgent groups in afghanistan. >> sorry, can you repeat the question? >> reporter: how much of a boost these defectors give to taliban and insurgent groups by joining them? >> well, the story of kahn he took with him night vision goggles and they dying for a piece of the government they really fight. anyone well trained like kahn who was trained in the special forces and here for many years growing with taliban gives them support and they can use this against the foreign forces and the afghan government. >> reporter: okay, thank you, that is reporting for us from kabul. an 8-year-old child is among three people who have been shot dead at a church in egypt and gunmen opened fire at a wedding in cairo and churches have been the target of a number of attacks since mohamed morsi was deposed. >> reporter: they were on mot

i guess -- >> i guess kahn call it a natural compound. >> tell me it is raw. >> we looked at cellularutrition. what it teaches us is human beings evolved on natural, raw compounds over generations. >> i knew this. i gnu this! -- i knew this. thank you, doctor. i am so happy to hear this. >> fried foods, they are not compatible with healthy cells. we looked at the research and saw there are certain key compounds, algaes, enzymes, digested enzymes and we have put them together in a tablet form. varieties you couldn't even get if you wanted to try to do that. >> thank you so much for being on with us. >> my pleasure. >> i would love to have you back on and we can talk more in depth about telemiers. i know lengthening them is the next big issue in terms of staying healthy and young. >> you are right. >> thank you for coming on. >>> coming up, heart disease is the leading cause of death for americans. can it be prevented by simply changing your diet? we will give you easy tips to help lower your risks. that's what is next. >>> welcome back to "a healthy you." i am carol alt. heart diseaseñ

. >> reporter: howard kahn is the ceo of l.a.are, a los angeles-based public health plan that expects huge growth under obamacare as it offers health insurance plans to more people. l.a. care's downtown los angeles office to you ser filled with floor after floor of operators all trained to sign up new applicants for obamacare insurance programs. >> so today, l.a. care covers about 1.2 million people. through obamacare, both the medical expansion and covered california, i would guess we will serve at least another quarter of a million people, another 250,000 people, over the next year and a half or so. >> reporter: but even as obamacare moves closer to full implementation, opposition to it continues. in congress, many republicans are still calling for a halt or outright repeal of the law. many states have announced they won't participate in the expansion of medicaid, and several more are leaning against it. >> obama care, fun, cool. >> reporter: and to influence public opinion, conservative political groups have launched their own

una crisis fabricada sin razÓn para sa ti fa cero un grupo de extrema derecha, tea party lociÓn pepo kahn saben que esto ha sido un desperdicio de recursos por lo que se cool ma a republicano y espero que por esto ellos traten de ver que esta pelea no tuvo razÓn el paÍs no se lo va a aguantar otra vez si esto llega a ocurrir no creo que pase pero si llegar a ocurrir. ... jorge a snad ray alguno creo que tenga que pasar otra vez pero se va repetir en febrero. - no, no lo creo, lo que ish a decir que mira, creo que cuando uno ve encuestas se ve que hay 17 sdris tos republicano que se irÁn a demÓcratas ellos no piensan bien. 9 pesos el senador esta en control del partido republicano que opina de Él. - en un esfuerzo por ayudarle a buscar la candidatura se le ha hecho un terrible daÑo al paÍs a quien ha perjudicado magos a ciudadanos comÚnes y corrientes esto ha hecho grave daÑo al pueblo no sÓlo a la gente que trabaja para el gobierno si no que trabaja en torno al gobierno 6 millones de personas que no podÍan hacer nada lo que ha hecho al paÍs pasarÁ a la historia como uno de las cosas mÁs n

understandable and justify while others called it a missed opportunity my colleague john thomas asked dr kahn holland foreign policy in focus columnist whether barack obama's absence would have repercussions for u.s. interests in the region. we're in the midst of this incredible craziness. at home domestically and that does have an effect on the military budget has an effect on the state department budgets except or so the obama administration is not able to put as much resources into as a good asia pivot as it was as it originally planned but i think in the long run what you're seeing here is the united states is still very much focused on challenging china and very much focused on building a kind of a ring of alliances regional alliances that will attempt to. isolate. china for the malaysian prime minister said that the absence of president obama is a missed opportunity for him to share his thoughts about america's new policy towards asia what kind of repercussions if any can we expect there i don't expect serious repercussions i think one of the reasons why the president made the decision

. >> now several high profile georgia may kahn athletes including powell turned out positive tests this year. could this being another reason why they want to revisit the country's drug testing program? >> it certainly shines a light maybe a negative light on this program here no doubt but if anything, get that they're all tested here in jamaica bit our own antidoping mechanism. we of course have nothing to hide as far as drug testing is concerned. >> how damaging have these positive drug tests been to the people of ma jamaica? >> it is a massive law and months later we're still trying to come to grips with it. we don't have many things to be happy about. we are proud of since the 1940s we have been excelling in sprinting. very hard on the sport in jamaica and it is still something we feel very strong about concerned about. >> we'll leave it there. andre lowe has been speaking to us from jamaica. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me about. >>> the american league championship series bun-all. the tigers were five up in the 8th inning, before david ortiz smashed a grand

kahn's clients. it's useful not to turn back to the issue of why these individuals did what they did. the short answer is that judge dougherty, judge anderson, and the doctors benefited in different ways and mr. khan made millions for coming up with the db list for several years and he was paid or $4.5 billion by the social security administration and in 2010 alone, 3.9 million for all of the cases, including those from judge gordy. his doctors also benefited and he paid his doctors up to $650 per claimant, helping them with considerable fees and testimony that we sometimes been less than 10 to 15 minutes for this and mr. khan paid him almost $1 million and he was paid more than 600,000 in doctor atkins over 600,000. the judge, judge dougherty took advantage of this. when they complained about this, the big numbers let him do whatever he wanted. and they rose to be the second-most second most productive office in the agency. office management received salary interest is. some even receive bonuses for

of trying to block the health care law to shut down the government, and 22% agree with house rep e kahns strategy. but republicans agree, they're split but more republicans than not say they agree, that's where house republicans are looking right now. they're saying we're looking out for our constituents, and the way that these districts have been drawn over the last decade is really the foundational reason this has taken place. >> we have a lot to talk about. and for more from domenico and the rest of the nbc news political team, check out first read on nbcnews.com. >>> there are several new laws you need to know about before you head out the door. maryland's new gun law goes into effect today. the new regulations ban 45 different kinds of assault rifles and magazines that hold more than ten rounds. you'll also have to be fingerprinted when you buy a gun. synthetic marijuana, known as k-2 or spice, is now illegal to sell anywhere in the states. starting today, talking on a hand-held cell phone is a primary offense. that means police can p pull you over and slap you with an $83 fine just

guardian sportswriter, david you can't kahn. thank you for joining us. you tell us about the sakeses of savory when it comes to constructing the stadium. >> qatar, like other countries in the gulf, have very, very small population and huge amounts of money. so -- the way they go for oil and natural gas, to building a skyscrapers and building whole new cities and world cup, to import workers from the poor asian con tint. india, bangladesh, nepal. and -- sadly, the working conditions, contractual conditions, which these people are brought to the country have been a scan del for a long time. they were a scandal before. awarding the world's biggest building project to a country with a dreadful record on construction workers. just in the last few weeks the guardian exposed or given a lot of publicity to -- deaths of the workers. unsafe building sites. also working in very hot conditions in the heat in qatar. finally, finally. >> let's talk about the heat. because it also comes up with this -- when i heard qatar would host the world cup, world cup is supposed

but then, amazingly, the pilot hasan kahn and reporter andrew torres managed to climb out of the wreckageown. pilot russ mowry, however, is stuck inside, and the engine is still running with 80 gallons of fuel on board, threatening to ignite. police officers arrive within minutes. they were already on the scene responding to the earlier shooting that the helicopter originally was sent to cover. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop the engine, yes. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when i hit th

david: what about the i kahn factor here.e use what icahn wants them the to use the huge cash hoard to buy back stock? >> first is first. they only authorized 17 billion. we like to see buy back the 60 first. maybe that would appease mr. icahn. apple has enough cash to do buyback, 150 seems high. the way we always -- david: that was icahn's first offer. you start with the biggest thing you want and whittle it down after compromise. >> exactly. that 60 billion is still relatively conservative. they have 100 billion overseas. if they took out off billion to do the buyback, if they ever get overseas back to the u.s. they could pay off the debt tomorrow. still a relatively conservative authorization. liz: we'll get mark's thoughts on the laptop part of the business. he is with "laptop" magazine. dennis, you have more. >> couple points why isn't the stock going up on what seems to be a nice little beat. in the current quarter apple giving revenue outlook of 55 to 58 billion. it might not be aggressive enough because wall street wa

. >> our producer grace kahn reaches out to sasha. >> are you doing this against your will? >> yeah. yes, i am. >> do you need help? >> no, i don't! >> who's making you do this? huh? who's making you -- >> it doesn't [ bleep ] matter. i'm the one getting -- going to jail any [ bleep ] way. >> yes, you are. >> right. so leave me the [ bleep ] alone just take me to where i have to go. >> well, you shouldn't have -- >> well, who gives a [ bleep ]? that's what happens. >> we're trying to give a care. >> ain't nobody give a [ bleep ] care. >> in a way they believe that police don't care, that people don't care. you're arrested time and time again. and the police aren't going after the trafficker or the individual who has you out here doing it. so you know, in a sense, you believe that. >> just take me to jail. why am i sitting here with all these people? >> i'm doing a documentary. >> i don't give a [ bleep ] what you're doing. >> i just want to know how long have you been doing this? >> i've been doing it all my [ bleep ] life. i wake up, i wash my ass, somebody ask me to go out

kahn's office to let him not just what kind of evidence he needed for each client. on the call judge daugherty would start by relying the name associates pretty number of each person he was ready to approve. he would then say whether the new piece of evidence should relate to a mental or physical impairment. the list would then be typed up and saved on computers at the conn law firm. mr. conn staff referred these motherless as the db lists after judge doris naisbitt, db geordie. the committee obtained db list from june 2006 through july 2010. the list contains as many as 52 climates each month in total the db list from that time contained -- 1823 people who were approved for disability benefits. after judge daugherty told mr. conn the kite medical evidence he needed, the next step for mr. conn words to ensure a doctor provide. for joyful mr. conn he had a crew of paid doctors would to provide what he needed. mr. conn search the internet for doctors with checkered or difficult past to those in his circle at his use of malpractice, medical license revoked and hospital

fox news contributor sali kahn, upon discovering her family will save $408 per month in my home state of new york. ideal ogs may not like obamacare, but my wallet and family's health sure do. while we are here to address problems of an underperforming website, we can't ignore the larger story that affordable health care a has finally become a reality for millions of americans and something we should not delay. ms. campbell, that being said, most of the bugs in the system we have heard about here today have been with the federally run website, healthcare.gov, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> how many states are currently participating in the federally facilitated marketplace through the healthcare.gov website? >> 36. >> it was my understanding that the affordable care act envisioned that the states would be taking the lead on designing and running these exchanges. do you have a sense of why 36 states chose to let the federal government take the lead instead? >> i have no further information to support that. >> i think it's clear to state that this was how it was envisioned to wor

kahn's employees. >> yes, sir. >> this is identical to the form you use for adults. >> yes, sir. >> do you think this form's appropriate for evaluating children? >> well, do i think it now or did i think it then? >> answer both. >> okay, thank you for letting me. now, no. you have to understand like i've told you before, i had no idea of the significance of these forms, what they were used for, okay? then i thought nothing of it. i didn't think that it was irregular because i thought that the attorney who would be reviewing the forms -- like i said, i thought these were used in house. i thought that a paraleague or one of mr. khan's assistants filled these out, and they were just for his use. >> you didn't fill the xs out on this form, right? >> correct. >> does it strike you strange that a child 8 years old would have a poor work ability to deal with stresses? >> the reason -- >> did he have a jobsome. >> no, of course he didn't. the reason that i went along with something like this was because, like i said, i thought the attorney was in his office strictly him seeing this form, nobod

fox news contributor sali kahn, upon discovering her family will save $408 per month in my home state of new york. ideal ogs may not like obamacare, but my wallet and family's health sure do. while we are here to address problems of an underperforming website, we can't ignore the larger story that affordable health care a has finally become a reality for millions of americans and something we should not delay. ms. campbell, that being said, most of the bugs in the system we have heard about here today have been with the federally run website, healthcare.gov that correct? >> that's correct. >> how many states are currently participating in the federally facilitated marketplace through the healthcare.gov website? >> 36. >> it was my understanding that the affordable care act envisioned that the states would be taking the lead on designing and running these exchanges. do you have a sense of why 36 states chose to let the federal government take the lead instead? >> i have no further information to support that. >> i think it's clear to state that this was how it was envisioned to work an

toy tie con al kahn and his wife patsy bought the apartment from the u.s.have done quite a bit of work on the place to scrub away the madoff memories. used to be dark and cave-like. they have taken away the heavy curtains and painted everything white. much brighter colors. the bones are impressive, great crafted wood floors. a massive wrap-around terrace that has views of central park, midtown and madoff's old office building, part of the fun. some things haven't changed, including the -- including madoff's office, and its bathroom, which i think we have a shot. but, again, some of those old remnants of bernie's still remain. they're hoping for a big price gain here. >> two times, yeah. not bad for, what, three years' investment. >> and if you consider his palm beach house, which sold for $5 million, just traded for over $9 million. and, again, sort of similar owner, bought as investment. fixed it up. and they got almost the same increase as you see here. there is an advantage to those early investors in madoff properties. somebody made money from madoff. >

unscrupulous attorneys out there who -- we're about to play a sound bite from an attorney by the name of eric kahn sent a letter on october 7th explaining the reasons that i'm not going to testify today and pursuant to that letter, i respectfully assert my constitutional right not to testify here today, sir. >> steve: so this guy takes the fifth. in the "60 minutes" piece, what's disturbing is it looked like he had an awfully cozy relationship with one of the judges who determined how many people would actually get the benefit. okay. so that's going on right now. how do we fix it? >> well, first thing do you is do oversight like we're doing. you raise the level of interest. you start asking questions, and you create the impression that you're going to watch. and so by doing so, we've already made an impact on the approval rate on the disability program. but congressional oversight is the reason this thing got in trouble in the first place. we didn't do any. and do some structural changes. i'd leave with you this one important point: it's people who are truly disabled need this program and when a t

fox news contributor sali kahn, upon discovering her family will save $408 per month in my home state of new york. ideal ogs may not like obamacare, but my wallet and family's health sure do. while we are here to address problems of an underperforming website, we can't ignore the larger story that affordable health care a has finally become a reality for millions of americans and something we should not delay. ms. campbell, that being said, most of the bugs in the system we have heard about here today have been with the federally run website, healthcare.govs that correct? >> that's correct. >> how many states are currently participating in the federally facilitated marketplace through the healthcare.gov website? >> 36. >> it was my understanding that the affordable care act envisioned that the states would be taking the lead on designing and running these exchanges. do you have a sense of why 36 states chose to let the federal government take the lead instead? >> i have no further information to support that. >> i think it's clear to state that this was how it was envisioned to work a