mead is coming from anchorage, alaska. what are you running on?ts say republicans should stay on obamacare. will that be your message? >> well, we're certainly talking about obamacare, but, eric, this is a government that spends too much. bosh rows too much, that taxes too much. prints too much. it snoops too much, and we have to turn it around. we have to send reinforcements to washington so this principled conservative senators who are trying to turn it around and we have had problems with obamacare and the budget and we need help. >> we're going to run a quick sound bite of senator begich. >> the reality is if you have plan you like, you can keep it. >> we have to hold them accountable, and i am not going to let the president just come by and say, i'm going to promise asking something. i want prove in the pudding. >> we called the senator but he has not gotten back to us. why would you even bother with this other issues when the democrats are eating this obamacare debacle. why don't you go directly and focus on that message? i'm not a political

there will be near normal to dry conditions including lake mead, which is a key source for southern californiael nino conditions could bring moisture to the southern half of the state. two or three good storms could turn everything around. charles clifford, kron4news. >> a plane owned by a san jose man is missing in the idaho wilderness. >>> a palo alto man has the power of the white house behind him. >>> a triumph faint triumphant return to school next. >>> live debate and interviews with gary thursday december the 5th at 9:00 p.m. go to sports night live and like us to win a 2,000-dollar home theater system. >>> after receiving the go ahead from doctors, sasha returned to school today. the gender neutral student was wearing a black skirt and had a noticeable limp. sasha suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns. the student charged with setting sasha's skirt on fire is scheduled to be in court later this month. >>> a palo alto man in korea has the white house behind him. >>> stay tuned for inside edition with debra norville, more on paul walker's death. tonight after the news. >>> the search is on f

i'm anderson cooper. >> and i'm robin meade.ng us. >>> from spy guy scandals to health care chaos! >> we fumbled the rollout on this health care plan. >> from an electric car that went zoom to a falling star that went boom! from miley gone mad to canadians gone crazy. >> the stress is largely of my own making. >> ain't nobody got time for that. >> 2013 was a bumpy road. and for the next hour, we'll take a wild ride through the year with our guests from mtv and sirius xm, sway callaway,

i'm anderson cooper. >> and i'm robin meade. joining thank you so much for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from spy guy scandals to health care chaos. >> we fumbled the rollout on this health care plan. >> from an electric car that went zoom to a falling star that went boom!

. >> and i'm robin meade. extraordinary may nbt eye of the beholder. to some it might mean someone athletic or talented. what about every day folks who simply have to be courageous in the circumstance they find themselves in? or selfless or inspirational? looking back on this year 2013, who do you feel is truly extraordinary? >> that's what we're going to look at in the next hour. you're going to meet people who did extraordinary things. people like antioinette tough. in a year that mass gun shootings took place this schoolteacher changed the story. she had power of love. it played out for the world to hear on a 911 call. >>> what is your emergency? >> yes, ma'am. i'm on second avenue in the school and a gentleman says the police officers are coming and he's going to start shooting. tell them to back off. >> do not let anybody in the building. including the police. do not let anybody in the building including the police. >> get somewhere safe. >> he's going to see me. call me back. >> antioinette tuff was caught between a gunman and what could have bee

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with less than an hour before mechanical support due to be pulled, todayal mead county superior court judge extended the order until january seventh forcing children hospital to keep jahi on the ventilator. >> not sure it was the right judgment call but that was the judgment call the judge and we'll comply witness. >> the court orders rerespondent to maintain the status quo. not add hearing to the family request to perform tracheotomy and im mr. president a feeding tube. but simply maintaining the current level of care. family filed complaint requesting an injunction against the deadline because they say jahi is showing signs of movement. >> i'm not trying to hold on to a corps. that is a live girl in there. this case is about jahi but more importantly about choices. and who gets to make these choices regarding the children and health care in this most intimate and fundamental choice will you live or die. >>reporter: the attorney for the family says that their fight is far from over. but by extending today's deadline they have cleared a major hurdle. at children hospital in oaklan oak

with less than an hour before mechanical support due to be pulled, todayal mead county superior court judge extended the order until january seventh forcing children hospital to keep jahi on the ventilator. >> not sure it was the right judgment call but that was the judgment call the judge and we'll comply witness. >> the court orders rerespondent to maintain the status quo. not add hearing to the family request to perform tracheotomy and im mr. president a feeding tube. but simply maintaining the current level of care. family filed complaint requesting an injunction against the deadline because they say jahi is showing signs of movement. >> i'm not trying to hold on to a corps. that is a live girl in there. this case is about jahi but more importantly about choices. and who gets to make these choices regarding the children and health care in this most intimate and fundamental choice will you live or die. >>reporter: the attorney for the family says that their fight is far from over. but by extending today's deadline they have cleared a major hurdle. at children hospital in oaklan oak

with less than an hour before mechanical support due to be pulled, todayal mead county superior court judge extended the order until january seventh forcing children hospital to keep jahi on the ventilator. >> not sure it was the right judgment call but that was the judgment call the judge and we'll comply witness. >> the court orders rerespondent to maintain the status quo. not add hearing to the family request to perform tracheotomy and im mr. president a feeding tube. but simply maintaining the current level of care. family filed complaint requesting an injunction against the deadline because they say jahi is showing signs of movement. >> i'm not trying to hold on to a corps. that is a live girl in there. this case is about jahi but more importantly about choices. and who gets to make these choices regarding the children and health care in this most intimate and fundamental choice will you live or die. >>reporter: the attorney for the family says that their fight is far from over. but by ex today's deadline they have cleared a major hurdle. at children hospital in oaklan oakland, n

sfw and i'm robin meade. thank you so much for joining us. >>> it is 11:00 in the east. do you know where your news is? i'm don lemon. this is the 11th hour. what you'll be talking about tomorrow on a night when everybody is talking about the outrage over duck dynasty, we're reminded that words have power. it's not just words from reality tv stars, it's also words from teenagers. in person and online. this is not just kids being kids this is the kind of thing that one heart broken mother says caused her 12-year-old daughter to kill herself but was bullying actually to blame? and do you know what your kids are doing and what they're doing online? >> we'll goat to that story in just a moment. a statement out tonight from the "duck dynasty" family. while while some of phil's comments were course, he believes his feelings are groundings in the teaching of the bottle. love the lord with your god with all your heart and love your neighbor as yourself. phil would never insight or encourage hate. we're disappointed that phil is placed on hiatus for expressing his faith which is

. >> reporter: nevada's lake mead, is a key source of water for southern california and 3rd, researches say that there is -a chance that el nino conditions.. late in the rainy season.. could bring moisture to the state.. especially southern half. >> reporter:finally, even though this report predicts a dry winter it also notes that just two or three good storms could easily make it a wet one. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: after receiving the go-ahead from doctors the teen set on fire, while sleeping on an a-c transit bus, returned to school today. this is video of the gender- neutral senior - sasha fleischman - being dropped off at maybeck high school in berkeley earlier today >> reporter: >> pam: sasha is wearing a black skirt and walking with a noticeable limp. sasha spent 3-weeks in the hospital with 2nd and 3rd degree burns after being set on fire last month. doctor's expect sasha to make a complete recovery. >> pam: meantime, the 16- year-old oakland high school student charged with sasha 's skirt on fire is scheduled to be in court later this month. >> repo

honey mead. and he is and in the midst of the heightened tensions in the region us vice president joe biden arrived in tokyo on the first stop of his weeklong trip to north east asia where he will meet with the leaders of japan china and korea. polly has the details on how the arizona dispute is likely to dominate talks this week vice president joe biden's trip to asia this week is expected to reaffirm america's commitment to be a pacific power and try to ease tensions over china's controversial new air defense so after months of intense u s foreign policy efforts in the middle east and budget flights at home. the us is now trying to re establish connections in the region but in a ride today in tokyo where you will seek to push forth in agreement with japan on the twelve nation mauled by a trillion dollar trans pacific partnership trade deal. better known as the ttp his trip comes less than a month before on ministerial meeting between the related countries where they will negotiate to conclude t

i was second last one to keep technology officer of second life korean drink actually went to fort meade and had a brown bag lunch with. with the nsa people. and um i mean do you know i know cory is a friend of mine he's a great guy but this was in the right thing to do and that you may say well let's just get live up to the second live there but i think he's working at facebook now so the question is. now that he's looking at facebook is instilled in the brown bag lunches with the people at the fsa and the only natural that you have requested that someone should be asking so i had company is calling for anything in specific anything that could better protect your online digital privacy rights. when i haven't heard of anything that they actually do it all occurred so far is the complaining eighth in a way it is the most by a crocodile tears because his guru like facebook and all the stuff and basically expose everything we do is gather this information and then all of a sudden they are shocked when they get into the wrong hands or when they find out that's when they find out that the nsa

particular case with second life the chief technology officer of second korean drake actually went to fort meade and had a brown bag lunch with with the n.s.a. people and. i mean you know i know cory he's a friend of mine he's a great guy but this was not a smart thing to do you might say well that's just second life those are just nerds but i mean he's working at facebook now so the question is now that he's working at facebook as he's still doing the brown bag lunches with the people at the n.s.a. i mean that's a legitimate question that someone should be asking so are these tech companies calling for anything and specific anything that could better protect your or my digital privacy rights. i mean i haven't heard of anything that they're actually doing all i've heard so far isn't complaining in a way it's it's almost like crocodile tears because your google and facebook did all this stuff to basically expose everything we do and gather this information and then all of a sudden they're shocked when it gets into the wrong hands or when they find out that when they find out that the n.s.a. has a

chelsea manning formerly known as bradley manning spent a lot of time there covering the trial in fort meade maryland of course he is accused of the largest leak of classified information in military history charged with a very serious charge of aiding the enemy in addition to a slew of other charges and the judge found him not guilty of that most serious charge of aiding the enemy but guilty on most of the other charges he was sentenced to thirty five years behind bars of course manning a divisive figure some people handling him as a hero for shining a light on government wrongdoing others calling him a traitor for exposing government secrets throughout this trial his attorney david coombs tried to keep it under the radar but did make a very public statement after that sentence was delivered in august here's what he had to say while we were successful in avoiding the aiding the enemy offense. the fact that the government pursued this offense. the fact that the government. let the suspense go forward even after it was clear there was no evidence of any intent to do so should sound an alarm t

in the first days after the typhoon struck, the mead needs were met by air lifts of -- immediate needs were met by air lifts of supplies. food, water, tarps, the most needed supplies, stabilizing the injured and removing the dead. but now that the very basics have been delivered, relief teams and residents have begun to consider the future. while the philippines government have encouraged residents of shoreline communities to move to safer ground it's not always an easy argument to make. >> they've got to build those bunk houses first so we're working with them to do that. they have already identified some tracts of land where we can do that. but in the meantime it is going to be difficult to convince these people not to go back because they're staying in temporary shelters. >> what can be lost is a sense of community. and there is often a more pragmatic need. jobs. >> people have lost not only their homes but, of course, the mean to sustain their family, everything that was generating income for them is just beyond repair. >> one of the leading reconstruction agencies in the region, t

up your sleeves shed the apathy of the belief that you can't make a difference because as margaret mead said a small group of people working together can bring about change in the end that's who doesn't so certainly by no means so look for that messiah if by chance we find a good politician by all means we'll do everything we can to help them but the barber leaves or the jim mcgovern son fortunately there are two hundred forty one of them out so we got a lot of work to do and and p.t.a. has been doing an amazing job with that work can you give us just a quick recap of what you consider to be the major accomplishments of p.t.a. the metrics that might cause somebody to go oh i should take this group seriously. well i think the first thing is to understand about progressive democrats america what makes us different as we said from the outset we're part of a larger social movement we understand the work both inside and outside to bring that social heat inside the democratic party it's very difficult when you're a minority within a minority of which p.d.'s were the progressive wing of the pr

and i'm robin meade. thank you so much for joining us. >>> this is "piers morgan live", welcome to the viewers around the world and the united states. tonight, duck and cover, the war escalates over "duck dynasty" should anybody be surprised? is this about religion or hate? star jones will have an opinion on that. she's here tonight. >>> plus the top ten moments of 2013 on the show and bill clinton's bono. >> i'm irish. when we're irish, we can imitate anybody. >> to warren buffet singing. >> ♪ more, much more than this, i did it my way ♪ >>> to the lovely and tardy jennifer lawrence. >> i got pulled off kimmel. >> we don't care about kimmel. >> we voted for your favorite ten moments of year. i'll reveal them tonight. >>> i want to begin with the big story, the war over "duck dynasty. joining me now is ben ferguson and marc lamont hill and michael brown, the host of the line of fire, what is interesting today, much more than "duck dynasty." mr. robertson made a mistake by the line. not about the bible or

. >>> an american being held captive in pakistan is meading for the u.s -- pleading for the u.s.vernment to help with his release. he was captured two years ago. he said he is in poor health with a heart condition and the captivity took its toll on him. >> 9 years ago i came to pakistan to help my government. i did so at a time when most americans would not come here. and now when i need my government it seems that i have been abandon. and forgotten. >> the state department issued a statement saying today we reiterate he be released. 16 this the worse congress in your life time? that is the question of a new poll put to a thousand american adults. 2/3 says yes, it is the worse. 28% said no it is not. as for those whose policies would lead the country in the wrong direction. 52% said democrats. 54% republicans and 54% president obama. >>> surprise for a family hit by burglars on christmas eve. >> christmas may be over but not for one family, for them they were robbed at christmas and today it was saved. >> a new movement to tax bicyclists, why officials say it won't work here. >>

. >> and i'm robin meade. thank you so much for joining us. >>> from spy guy scandals to health care chaos. >> we fumbled the rollout on this health care plan. >> from an electric car that went zoom to a falling star that went boom! from miley gone mad to canadians gone crazy. >> the stress is largely my own making. >> ain't nobody got time for that. >> 2013 was a bumpy road. and for the next hour we'll take a wild ride through the year with our guests from mtv and sirius xm, sway callaway, miss america, record holding jeopardy champion and author of "because i said so" ken jennings. from cnn's "cross fire," s.e. cupp. van jones and from "new day" michaela pererira. it's ac 360s all the best, all the worth, 2013. >> i'm tom foreman. and there is no road map for a year like this one. in politics, international affairs, sports, music, movies and so much more it seemed at any moment like we were going to spin completely out of control but it is fun to look back on. so start your engines, here we go. >> oh, my goo

after months of weekly camp meading, the camp committee leader -- meeting -- and i were friends. it was hard to know how old he was. his head was wrapped in a black turbine and body wrapped up. he carried himself with the wisdom and authority of as an elder. we had an unspoken understanding. sometimes i knew what he was saying without speaking. one day after a camp meeting with the usual agenda, overcrowding in the schools, food distribution disputes, he approached me. my niece is sick. can you some see her. i said i am not a doctor. and he said i don't know what else to do and suggested taking her to the clinic. he said he already did that. i was meeting with a group on where the cattle should graze. they were feeding in the spot where the prayer was taken place. i saw him and remembered his niece. he piled into the vehicle and drove to his apart of land that was larger than other families. he planted shrubs around the fence. he pulled back the sheet to the tent and we slipped inside. his sister sat on the floor with a pillow. she pulled back the towel. underneath was her infant

. >> special tour for special client atal mead county community food bank warehouse in oakland.st stop for nearly 27 million pounds of food donated or purchased each year for the nearly 49,000 alameda county residents it nooedz feeds each week. >> i need the food bank to help me with the fresh fruit that i can not purchase. the vegetables that i can not purchase. l canned goods they are very expensive in stores. >>reporter: 62-year-old louise white suffered a stroke 2 years ago. oakland grandmother says her disability check are not enough to feed her 12 grandkids 2 great grandchildren and foster daughter. >> i would be out of food. i have gone without food. >>reporter: 4 years ago she asked the food bank for help. >> i go to the different churches and pantry areas and i pick up the fresh fruit and vegetables and sometimes they have other things. like egg. and grit. that helps me to feed my family. >>reporter: this bank distributes food through 275 community organizations lake churches, senior centers and designated pantry across alameda county. >> i am great fuchlt i appreciate

we understand that it was a crude home mead device, made of gunpowder, sugar and nails. it seems similar to the kinds of devices going off around the country. this is the first time any devices seems to have caused casualties or damage. we don't know if it is parts of the same group responsible for the other devices. the authorities that have been investigating the explosions haven't been yet able to come up with any particular or group or organization. no one has been charged. there's a lot we don't know about who was responsible for these device, what the target was or what their aims might be in laying the charges? >> another development. what has the reaction been like to the announcement of the government declaring the muslim brotherhood. one of the oldest political movements to be a terrorist organization now. well, diplomatically at least, saudi arabia was quick in coming out and applying support for the move. saudi arabia said that they were sympathetic to egypt. that they stood in solidarity in egypt. in its fight against terrorism. broadly across egypt, as you

. >> and i'm robin meade. extraordinary may nbt eye of the beholder.eone athletic or talented. what about every day folks who simply have to be courageous in the circumstance they find themselves in? or selfless or

and i'm robin meade. live", welcome to the viewers around the world and the united states. tonight, duck and cover, the war escalates over "duck dynasty" should anybody be surprised? is this about religion or hate? star jones will have an opinion on that. she's here tonight. >>> plus the top ten moments of 2013 on the show and bill clinton's bono. >> i'm irish. when we're irish, we can imitate anybody.

. >> and i'm robin meade, extraordinary may be in the eye of the beholder, it could be somebody veryd. but what about every day folks who have to have courage in the every day situations they're in? looking back on 2013, who do you feel was truly extraordinary? >> yeah, that is what we'll look at in the next hour, you will look at extraordinary people, people like antoinette tuff.

one person that had a big impact was margaret mead. i decided i was going to work on mental health issue and she came to georgia to see me. we developed this wonderful relationship. she would give me advice and went to canada for a mental health meeting. she was just the neatest -- to meet her was emotional for me. i would like to have met eleanor >> your husband in 2010 published his white house diaries. did you keep a diary or journal during the white house years? >> i kept them at different times. i didn't do very much in the beginning. and i started having my secretary put spaces between events and i have a desk in my bedroom and i would go to the event and put what was happening and who would be there. that would start writing notes about what happened at that event. and i did that pretty readily for a while. i have a really good diary about camp david. i kept those notes all the time. from the first day. >> are those public? >> no. [laughter] >> if and when will it be public? >> i just went through them and edited them. i didn't

. >> and i'm robin meade. extraordinary might be in the eye of the beholder. fantastically athletic or someone uber talented. what about every day folks who simply have to be courageous in the circumstance they find themselves in, or selfless or inspirational. looking back on this year 2013, who do you feel is truly extraordinary? >> that's what we're going to look at in the next hour. you're going to meet some every day people who really did extraordinary things. people like antoinette tuff. in a year that mass gun shootings made news, this

want to fort mead. we did not find that. we found the nsa making big efforts to follow the law.ations are really about how do we take the law going forward. we have a different communication system than weep uweep -- than weep u used to. the nsa built tools and we have to govern that going forward as a democracy. >> want to come back on the point before we go. the concerns about the nsa abusing these powers that they have -- would turn on the, basically the integrity of the nsa. which is why i asked this. i want to get a sense of how much you were in a position to make an evaluation. whatever evaluation you could make about what you think is -- the integrity of the people who are operating these processes within the nsa and how much they respect the limitations that they should be imposed, should be imposed on them? my take, i saw a lot of integrity. evidence of integrity. part of what you do with checks and balances, you didn't plan for only the good times, but you plan for times that aren't so good. we are putting in checks and balances and that informs our report >> i don't t

police say shots spotter activated near the internext of pollgus and runny meade street. no one was there. about the same time they received a call from a 21-year-old man who returned home after he was shot in the leg. he is expected to survive and there are no reports of arrests. menlo park police investigate a drive-by shooting that injured a 14-year-old girl sitting in her home. happened about 7:30 near the intersection of madera and ivy drive. the girl was hit in the hand. the other people in the home were not injured and police say at least two people opened fire from a light colored four-door sedan. >> a bay area man already convicted of second-degree murder will be back in court to face new charges. 23-year-old robert joseph yim is one of six alleged gang members police say shot and killed 14-year-old vernon edins in december of 2007. he will be in court today for a preliminary hearing. earlier this month yim was convicted of second-degree murder in the shooting death of samuel nava iii. police say yim got into a staredown when yim opened fire, killing nava. he is

. >> and i'm robin meade. extraordinary might be in the eye of the beholder.an someone fantastically athletic or someone uber talented. what about every day folks who simply have to be courageous in the circumstance they find themselves in, or selfless or inspirational. looking back on this year 2013, who do you feel is truly extraordinary? >> that's what we're going to look at in the next hour. you're going to meet some every day people who really did extraordinary things. people like antoinette tuff. in a year that mass gun shootings made news, this schoolteacher changed the story. she had power ofe.

. >> i was privileged to mead madiba on two occasions. few months after he was released, he came to the united states and i participated in organizing a great reception for him in new york and other states in the country. i was in his presence and realized that even his quiet moments had a weightiness to them. i met him for a second time 23 years ago here in south africa with the delegation to help support democracy. i will never forget the ways in which he commanded his people to look to their better angels and seek a peaceful path. a remarkable figure and there will never be another like him. >> i was lucky enough to meet with him three times in his twilight years while i serve as ambassador and the spirit still came through. he warmed up a room and one of the times i was there with my children and other children. the way he lit up around children, anyone who knows him will tell you that's where he took his greatest joy. he spend 27 years away from his children. i held a letter he had written to his children. my wife and i broke down in

the investigation targeted the corner of meade avenue and market street. fbi says three suspects all dealt crack at that corner. if convicted, they each could face up to 40 years in prison for violating the federal drug free school zone statute. >>> we have all seen those just married signs on the backs of cars. but what about signs for the newly divorced? 74-year-old lois has finalized her divorce and she said she had to write, as you see here just word on her van to show how happy she is now. she says she is having a blast every time she rides down the road. >> i am getting thumb's up. people roll their windows down saying go for it, girl. get happy. we're glad for you. >> hey, if she's happy, we're happy. she also said for all those who may kind of look down on her, she says if it makes her happy, why are they asking? to them, she says, why not? >>> sacrifiesing animals in san francisco -- sacrificing animals in san francisco. >> an animal sacrifice sparks an investigation. >>> $300 million on the blimp that never flew p. 1.5 million to make sure hollyw

from its heavily protected headquarters in fort meade, maryland, it collects a mind- numbing amount of from phones and the internet. they sort through it all looking for clues to terrorist plots and intelligence on the intentions of foreign governments. to do all that, they use a network of supercomputers that use more power than most mid- sized cities. general alexander agreed to talk to us because he believes the n.s.a. has not told its story well. >> alexander: we need to help the american people understand what we're doing and why we're doing it. and to put it simply, we're doing two things-- we're defending this country from future terrorist attacks, and we're defending our civil liberties and privacy. there's no reason that we would listen to the phone calls of americans. there's no intelligence value in that. there's no reason that we'd want to read their email. there is no intelligence value in that. >> miller: what they are doing is collecting the phone records of more than 300 million americans. why do you need all of those phone records? >> alexander: how do you know when th

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there lessons that we mead to continue to learn from nelson mandela and maybe that passing will bring the lessons that so many of your guests have said today. >> guided by hopes and not fear is how the president describes nelson mandela and said he drew tremendous inspiration from mandela. reaction to his death is coming in from world leaders. david cameron and prime minister ofbritain, a great light has gone out. jimmy carter said passion and freedom and justice created new hope for generations of oppressed people worldwide. former president george h.w. bush said he was a man of tremendous moral courage who changed the course of history in his country. clearly this man had a global impact and did it with kindness and compassion and courage. president obama saying that he belongs to the ages. dr. james peter with us tonight from lehigh university, good to have you with us. your thoughts on the passing of nelson mandela. what impact can he have on black youth in this country? >> it's overwhelming to think about his passing and his life. i hope the conversation will be about the cell br

johnson,also mead they make baby formula. had price-mpanies fixing and that was a record amount under the anti-monopoly laws. statements, they are saying they will improve and litigate the impact the impact of rising prices on the population. inflation, of rising they do not want to inflate that. they allege it. china is selling shares and the bank will sell more shares and the shoe option. wanted to compete globally. hell they do that? by urging consolidation. -- how will they do that? by urging consolidation? awb is rejecting a takeover by brisbane. is it 18% premium that is undervalued by the company. is not in the best interest of shareholders. there are shares that are rallying 6.5%. thetential lifeline to struggling national airline, qantas. what are they going to offer? >> i can tell you that they will not be offering any cash for handouts. qantas is to take responsibility for its own fate and it is offering things like a relaxation of foreign ownership from foreign interests. fromis not something foreign allies with d

wyoming governor matt mead say he is not going to recommend on friday that wyoming extend medicaid coverage. that becomes the 25th state, i believe, all with republican governors. can i ask you a question that i haven't been able to figure out, and maybe this betrays my own ignorance? what happens to the people who would have qualified for the medicaid expansion in these states? can they get on the exchange? will the subsidies reach down to their income level to cover them? what happens to them? >> they can. so, you know, above 100% of the federal poverty level, the subsidies would apply. and then under that -- it's in states like texas where there is going to be a gap between what the medicaid program currently covers and that 100%. and so, there is, unfortunately, going to be -- you know, we talk about a donut hole in the medicare part-d program. we're going to have an unfortunate, undesirable doughnut hole of people who couldn't get access to coverage. just so you know, there's a lot of thinking behind the scenes of how to fill that gap, but at the end of the day, if a governor or state

. >> students at park mead elementary school can't wait to hit the cafeteria. how the custodian is turning lunchtime into the fun time at this week's "cool school." >> these a "cool school" and we have some cold temperatures outside freezing in fact. all around the bay area we'll talk about it coming up. >> and the overnight roadwork has been picked up, up and down the nimitz so you're looking good into your the oakland coliseum. this is your chance. we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. share with us. kpix.com or tweet me at #ewengerkpix. watch to see if your question is answered on air. ,,,,,,,,,, last year was the biggest flu outbreak in over a decade. before the first sneeze... help protect with a spray. before the first tissue... help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get 10x more protection... and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing the >>> a holiday ad for gap is causing a big stir and protest is planned at the store in davis today. the ad shows a s

that guy who couldn't do anything wrong meads mistakes, owned up to it, and learned from it. that was the goal. the goal was bring washington to lift and let ordinary people know what they are capable of doing because of that generation. >> host: okay. the british took new york in the summer of 17 # -- 1776, and what is the importance of new york city in the strategic shape of the war? why is that important? >> guest: this is educational to me and which i find when people write me now, do i give this to the 15-year-old or 14-year-old? i live, i grew up in long island. i love history. i love social studies, and i thought to myself, okay, is this on the test? we moved on. if you look at the 13 colonies and look at new york and their ports and location, it's the center of what would be the new country. it's where the traffic was, the commerce was, and it's where shifts pull in and big ships pulled out. people knew new york. there was another area, and you could have cattle and feed an army like the british army. if the colonists were to be a country, they can't with britain ther

recordckdown has seen fines on milk produces such as mead johnson nutrition company if that is the largest seller here in china of baby formula. government finds six dairy companies with $109 million for price-fixing. authorities say they tried to fix minimum resa prices of .heir products it therefore hurt the consumer here. ndrc said it will improve mechanisms in order to mitigate the rising prices. here is the key. to mitigate the impact of rising towards, this is a move the population here. >> thank you for that. let's give you a sense on how the australian markets are opening up. they're coming out of the gate. .e are seeing downward pressure the australian dollar continuing the losing momentum we have seen this week also by a fit of 1%. when fits of 1%. we have some breaking news emerging from australia. it is what farmers are considering to sell. like 1.8 four $5 billion. we get details on that. that is the breaking on the corporate front. what haseen marking been happening. if you take a look at the first one hundred days, the government is supporting the national airline. there's a