we have a presentation by tangerine brigham, department of health and we have matt goldberg of the office of labor standards and enforcement available for questions and answers and we have scott hague small business california who has analyzed the affordable care act and to do questions and answers and i don't know if you have any introductory remarks, director? >> i do, i want to extend my appreciation to tangerine brigham for the conversations that both our office is having with the department of public health, and her willingness to work with the commission and our office to start taking a look at this early and as i think in the last week, i have come to understand that this is a lot subtle and complex than i initially realed and i really want to extend the appreciation to her to provide some education and information for us. because this is something that we're going to be dealing with over the next several months, and for us to really -- for the commission and for the department and staff to really get a good solid understanding of what the affordable care is? what covered californi

care security ordinance will continue to apply to small businesses and certainly, would defer to matt goldberg and the office of labor standards and enforcement to provide that office's perspective for those employers that are for-profit 20-49, who currently are required to fulfill the health care security ordinance. so with that, are there any other intersection questions that i could respond to or shall we have either matt goldberg and/or scott hague come up to the microphone? >> commissioner comments or questions? i give you credit for trying to straighten everything out, because it's not easy. >> i would agree. >> and you know, your explanation just know actually clarified a lot for me. >> oh, great. >> because there is a big disconnect -- not disconnect, but how do you bridge the two program? >> i think part of it is what qualifies as an employer, an employer hurricane the health care security ordinance versus the affordable healthcare act differ. under the health care security ordinance, it goes into effect for small businesses with 20 or more that are for-profit. for non-profit, it's 50

jay leno may be fired and matt lauer is getting hammered all over the place. bernie goldberg will have analysis. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight happy passover to jewish viewers around the country and the world. i'm sorry about the frog in my throat this evening. it happens every year around this time. spring allergies or maybe, maybe, it's just god wanting me to be quieter. political corruption on college campuses. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. one of the reasons america is moving to the left and becoming a more secular society is that college and university system is overwhelmingly, overwhelmingly teaching liberal tenets. last november 60% of voters under the age of 30 supported the democratic party a huge number. a study by the universities of british columbia and george mason broke down american university faculties this way. 51% are democrats. 35% are independent. just 14% republican. in fact, some the top donors to president obama la

matt olsen. and ambassador phil goldberg. thank you for your statement, which i have read. it has been submitted and we very much appreciated. it is clear of the threats to the united states are many. they are diffused and complex. we face a continuing threat at home from terrorist attacks. most notably from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, but also from homegrown extremists, including the attempted times square bomber. it is notable that the statement for the record includes assessment that, due to recent losses, the core of al qaeda and pakistan is probably on able to carry out large, complex attacks in the west, although its desire to do so has not changed. this appears to be a stronger statement than in the past about the effect of counter- terrorism operations against al qaeda. since last year, our staff has been keeping a tally of terrorism-related arrests in the united states. with the arrests, on march 5, for conspiring to provide support for terrorists, there have now been 105 terrorism- related arrests in the united states in the past four years. we have listed

matt olsen. and ambassador phil goldberg. thank you for your statement, which i have read. it has been submitted and we very much appreciated. it is clear of the threats to the united states are many. they are diffused and complex. we face a continuing threat at home from terrorist attacks. most notably from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, but also from homegrown extremists, including the attempted times square bomber. it is notable that the statement for the record includes assessment that, due to recent losses, the core of al qaeda and pakistan is probably on able to carry out large, complex attacks in the west, although its desire to do so has not changed. this appears to be a stronger statement than in the past about the effect of counter-terrorism operations against al qaeda. since last year, our staff has been keeping a tally of terrorism-related arrests in the united states. with the arrests, on march 5, for conspiring to provide support for terrorists, there have now been 105 terrorism- related arrests in the united states in the past four years. we have listed t

oliver bush from gary goldberg financial services joining us. also with us, matt gainer investment council. oliver, i'm going to start with you. you do see a correction coming in the s&p. how significant will it be and what will trigger it? >> we don't know what's going to trigger it. but saluations are certainly stretched at this point. we had 1550, 1560. that was above most people's targets for year end. you have to ask yourself there's going to be a little pullback. 4%, 5%, 6%. you've got the bank of japan, u.s. fed, ecb. everybody's adding liquidity. >> there's plenty of money. >> that doesn't mean there's no risk in the market. smart investors shouldn't try to time things but look at high quality dividend paying stocks. matt and i were talking beforehand. we both agree that's the best place to be. the thing you should be doing right now in terms of paring back risks. >> did he give away your schpiel there? >> if you look at a stock leading s&p year to date it's netflix. 14 times price to book. in cincinnati we say that's a little bit overvalued. look at divid