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mr. gruber. in florida, florida blue cross sent them out to 80% of their members. in philadelphia to 45%. that may seem small but it sounds like big chunks of the individual market are being carved up here. >> absolutely, gwen. the first thing i want to point out is it f.i.s. individual market. second point, this is a market with huge turnover anyway. only 17% of this market stay in this market for more than two years. this market turns over a lot anyway. third, that's right, there are some people -- the president definitely generalalized. some people won't be able to keep their policies but most people losing policies -- not most people, about half the people losing policies will be able to buy insurance comparable to what they had. about half won't. >> ifill: but what happens if you lose your -- you get your cancellation notice today and you want to go online to get the new insurance but you can't because of the problems are w the system, with the web site, and you are not covered in january or whatever this kicks in? >> i completely agree that a's a problem with the web site not workin

joining me now from london is florida blue ceo pat geraghty. mr. geraghty, thank you for being here. why are you cutting these people from their insurance? >> well, david, we're not cutting people. we're actually transitioning people. what we've been doing is informing folks that their plan doesn't meet the test of the essential health benefits, therefore, they have a choice of many options that we make available through the exchange, and, in fact, with subsidy, many people will be getting better plans at a lesser cost. this really is a transition, and, in fact, the 300,000 figure is the entire year. so it's really 40,000 people for january 1, and we're walking them through that transition. >> so if i've got health insurance that i now like, you're writing to me and saying, look, i've got to cover -- i've got to give more comprehensive coverage under this plan as a result. you've got to go find something else. you're going to pay more, chances are, but maybe if you qualify for subsidies, maybe you'll pay less in the end. there is still a disruptive

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mr. nichols was told not to worry because blue cross would en roll him in the new silver secure plan that offers full coverage and peace of mind. but there is a catch. i will show you. his current plan, he pays $463 a month. his new plan? ready? $1,337. here's jeremy. >> small increase sh better coverage, lower deductibles. that would have been fine with me . i have been willing to pay a little bit more for the same coverage if everything would hold true to what we were told. to get that type of letter telling me i have to pay over three times what i'm paying is ridiculous. >> clear they li not a happy man. if he opts out of dental coverage which isn't a good idea with six kids he could lower the coverage plan to about $900. but he has to take out other things as well. he wants the full coverage so he started calling around. here he is again. >> i have checked with other local insurance companies that sell other insurance. apparently united health care has dropped out of alabama. humana was the option. they are only covering three counties in the state. >> so he has one choice. blue cross

mr. gerety pointed this out from florida blue cross but it's true of everyone else, these are not january 1st numbers. they are year-long numbers. so over the course of 2014 when an individual's policy is due to expire, that individual -- >> somebody's could expire january 1st and not be able to get coverage if the website -- and the vendor said they needed months to test. they would have liked to have months and months of what they'd like to test. even if it works november 30th -- >> i would say we're testing as we go. this is beta testing going on right now. that's how we're fixing how to identify things. people are getting know a lot m >> but the paper process, if it does take even four weeks, then it's november 30th and people's cancel january 1st, there's needs to be a contingency for that person. >> again, typical insurance is two to four weeks within signup. they'll have two full months. >> gentleman's time has expired. ms. schakowsky. >> thank you, madam secretary, for bringing to millions of americans access to affordable, comprehensive health care coverage that's going to be the

mr. booker is popular and ran a good race. and this is new jersey which is a blue state. d number three, steve lonegan is steve lonegan. and to get a sense of what i mean, consider this moment from when mr. lonegan spoke to his supporters tonight after he learned he lost the race to cory booker. this is one of the strangest sound bites i have ever heard. >> moments ago i called senator booker to congratulate him on his women and as we should, wish him the best in serving the people of this state and the people of this country. and i'm hoping god will be with him in the decisions he makes as he goes into the u.s. senate in washington, d.c. and i said to myself, who wants that job anyway. >> you did, big guy. that's why you ran. that's why all those people are at -- who wants that job anyway? >>> the news tonight is that newark mayor, cory booker will be the next united states senator from the great state of new jersey. if new jersey voters didn't get voting out of their systems today, the state of new jersey will be holding a separate election in two and a half weeks when n

mr. booker is popular and ran a good race. and this is new jersey which is a blue state. number three, steve lonegan is steve lonegan. and to get a sense of what i mean, consider this moment from when mr. lonegan spoke to his supporters tonight after he learned he lost the race to cory booker. this is one of the strangest sound bites i have ever heard. >> moments ago i called senator booker to congratulate him on his win and as we should, wish him the best in serving the people of this state and the people of this country. and i'm hoping god will be with him in the decisions he makes as he goes into the u.s. senate in washington, d.c. and i said to myself, who wants that job anyway. >> you did, big guy. that's why you ran. that's why all those people are at -- who wants that job anyway? >>> the news tonight is that newark mayor, cory booker will be the next united states senator from the great state of new jersey. if new jersey voters didn't get voting out of their systems today, the state of new jersey will be holding a separate election in two and a half weeks when new

mr. garret, again pointed this out from florida blue cross, but it's true of everyone else, these are not january 1 numbers. they are year-long numbers. over the course of 2014 when an individual's policy is due to expire, that individual -- >> it could expire january 1 and not get coverage if the website -- and the vendor said they needed months to test. they would have liked to have had months and months to test. if we are going -- >> i would say we are testing as we go. this is beta testing going on right now. that's why we are fixing and how we can identify things. people are getting through every day. and we now know a lot more -- >> the paper process f. it doesn't take four weeks, then it's november 30 and people are canceled january 1. there needs to be a contingency for that person. >> typical insurance is two to four weeks of sign up. they will have two full months of sign up. >> the gentleman's time has expired. ms. schakowsky. >> thank you, madam secretary, for bringing to millions of americans access to affordable, comprehensive health care coverage that's going to be there wh

mr. serrano: we're allowed to bring posters and other items to the floor. why not this red, white and blue sticker? the speaker pro tempore: badges are not allowed. mr. serrano: i'll take it off but it's with great pain i do so. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up the senate amendment to h.j.res. 59, to open the government and go to conference on a budget so that we end this republican government shutdown now. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair previously advised, this cannot be entertained absent appropriate clearance. the gentleman from virginia. mr. moran: mr. speaker, i now yield for the purpose of a unanimous consent request to the gentleman from california, mr. mcnerney. mr. mcnerney: thank you. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up the senate amendment to h.j.res. 59, to open the government and to go to conference on a budget so that we can end this republican government shutdown and get our nation back to work. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair previously advised, that request cannot be entertained absent appropriate clearance.

mrs in oakland. drying winds, 10% in napa. 12% san jose. humidity coming down quite a bit. from our mount tamalpais camera beautiful sky here we do have blue skies right now. sheer look at the peak wind gusts. berkeley hills, mount tamalpais 53 miles per hour wind gusts. fairfield, 49. napa, 44 miles per hour. it's just gorgeous, people are out there it's going to be beach weather this weekend. temperatures into 80s today. 79 san francisco and oakland right now. pacifica, 79. san francisco upper 70s up into mid-80s into warmest locations like santa rosa. you can see sunshine and temperatures now. concord 79. stepping outside or traveling up to tahoe it's going to be a nice, sunny weekend. here is a look at the forecast. elevated fire danger looking at warm weather for the weekend. here is what is bringing us warm weather. this is happening in the fall. that is why it has been warm, area wide today. the winds will be on the gusty side 7:00 p.m. tonight. you can see fairfield 26-point rays. mid-30s for fairfield on the gusty side. by saturday afternoon, light winds and you'll be able to enjoy the nice warm weather. tomorrow morning breezy an

mr. president, could you talk a little bit about budget process. in the past you've negotiated along with the debt ceiling with the blue dogs for instance in 2009-2010 along with an increase then [indiscernible] fiscal commission. the republicans today are talking about another communicate how are differences over the next few week. is that something you can talk about on the side not something that could get concession but something that's a format forgetting a deal done. >> here is the thing i know speaker boehner has talked about setting up some new process or some new super committee or what have you they can work through whatever processes they want but the bottom line is either you're having good faith negotiations in which there's give and take or you're not. now there's already a process in place called the budget committees that would come together right now, democrats have been asking for 19 months to bring them together. make a determination how much should the government be spending next year. the appropriations committees could go through the list and here's how much we're going to be spending for defense and here's how much we'll be sp

and republicans argue well look, normally the guys in the blue state, mitt romney and we lost. we nominated john mccain, mrpartisan who worked with democrats across the aisle and lost. when we were unapologetically conservative in 2010 we won. now that's we ought to do in 2016. the problem is, in 2010 when the republicans won 87 million people voted. in a presidential election, 129 million people. >> of those 42 million people who voted in 2012 that didn't vote in 2010, 18 million of them were african-american, latino or asian. and 8 million were voters between the 18 and 29. the republicans have to figure out a way, unless they are going to get 40 million people home every presidential election day, they've got to figure out a way to talk to the concern, the hopes, the ambitions of people who are not white, not old, and not republican. that's their only hope. >> and i would regard the last year or two as wasted in an effort to try to do. >> really. >> well, they've been so focused on posing obama they have to the been for much. and who are you serving, who are they serving? >> they're against obama, okay,

blue is holding mom's cell phone. beyonce is currently in new zealand for her mrs. carter world tour.no play. yesterday, the star instagramed these pics from auckland, where she completed a free fall dive from the city's sky tower. that's a jump of more than 600 feet. pretty impressive. >> beyonce can look good in a harness. >> exactly. >> really, nobody else can wear it right. >> the harness, dan. >> i'm sure you'd look great. >> thank you. >> did i save myself? >> you did. >>> if you ever wondered what your pets are doing when you're not at home, this video could have the answer. this is dexter and gizmo. the owner says he couldn't figure out how his pets kept getting in and out of the kitchen. so, he set up a camera and posted what he discovered on youtube. >> wow. >> now, the cat looks to be the mastermind of the operation. but before our resident cat man, dan harris, starts getting cocky, we found another video of a dog that did the same thing. we have to defend the dog people. >> this is less complex. that cat has opposable thumbs. >> it looked like that cat didn't want to leave

blue state. everyone will have equal access to the marketplaces. >> well, and mr.taying with you, what do you think the insurance industry is going to do next? how is this -- is this negativity going to continue on, or is it all up to the right wing talkers and fox news? what will the industry do as this unfolds? >> you know, i think some in the industry will, in fact owe already are trying to help people understand. because some insurance companies want this new business. and they -- they realized the importance for their -- more people to have access to coverage. some of the big ones like the ones i used to work for are not too keen on it. it's going to disrupt the way they do business and shrink their profit margin. some of the big insurance companies will be throwing some money in trying to continue to confuse people. >> dr. whitfield, do you feel like people are confused? do you come across a lot of people that are at their wits end, not understanding it? >> yeah. i mean, the bill is huge, it's complex. but if you break it down and tease out those things that

blue ridge. >> he has attracted money from hollywood and silicon valley folks like mr.uckerberg and oprah and others to that cause of education reform in newark. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> how to navigate uncertainty on wall street and in washington when it comes to your 401(k). we'll cover that. plus a negotiating master's tips on getting yourself a better salary. i'll be listening. more power in two. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> in the wake of the government shutdown and debt ceiling debate, a study shows staying the course can pay off significantly for retirement savers. sharon has that. >> melissa, uncertainty in the economy can definitely create fear among many investors and many of them choose to sell at these times. take the bear market in 2008 for an example when you look at what happened to the s&p 500 was down about 40% that yea

mr. guarranty again pointed this out from florida blue cross, but true of everyone else, these are not january 1st numbers. they're year-long numbers. so over the course of 2014 when an individual's policy is due to expire, that individual -- >> somebody could expire january 1st and not be able to get coverage if the website, and vendor said they needed months to test, they would have liked to have months and months to test. that's what they said. we're getting november even works november 30 -- >> i say we're testing as we go. there are beta testing going on right now. that is how we're fixing and identifying things. people are getting through every day and -- >> i'm out, paper process if it takes even four weeks then november 30th and people are canceled january 1st, there needs to be contingency for that person. >> well again, typical insurance is two to four weeks of sign-up. they will have, two full months of sign-up. >> gentleman's time has expired. misteach us cues ski -- miss schakowsky, thank you for bringing to millions of americans accuse affordable, comprehensive health care covera

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mr. chairman. i want to put slide number two back up. unfortunately, that blue highlighted thing is hard to read, so i'm going to read it again. this is the part of the signup that is hidden. the applicant does not see this, but it is in the source code. and what that blue highlighted area that's been circled in red says is, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding any communication or data transiting stored on this information system. now, ms. campbell, mr. slavitt, you said you were hipaa compliant. how in the world can this be hipaa compliant when hipaa is designed to protect the patient's privacy and this explicitly says in order to continue you have to accept this condition that you have no privacy -- no reasonable expectation of privacy? >> sir, that would be the decision made by c.m.s. >> so you're not -- this is news to you? >> i -- >> you're the main prime contractor. you've never seen this before? >> sir, that's not the -- we are the prime -- one of the prime contractors, yes. >> have you seen this before? were you aware this was in the

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mr. gan -- michigander arrived to austin a few years ago talk about differences one is political the reds tabor's is the blue states and the difference that has made but second, the one thing in michigan we have water and as global were being continues could greasy a healthier detroit in the less healthy central texas? >> if you are in detroit you start to get people talking about detroit will come back i also heard the eventual global water shortage is like a positive because we're on the great lakes. [laughter] that is a sad way to make a comeback bayou were bright. it is a real asset. also a big international border crossing with canada. they talk about try to capitalize more on that. but michigan generally votes presidential level have gone with obamacare but the governors are republicans and. rick snyder appointed the mayor and kevin or as the emergency manager that is running a the city that has power in he made the decision to put the city into vagrancy. with that divide over the best way to fix these things that governor when he took office made the decision to slash corporate tax rates throughout th

mr. speaker. i just received a letter from blue cross blue shield informing me that my current coverage has been outlawed by obamacare and the premium for my family will increase by 400%. if i switch to a legal coverage option, this increase is over $9,000 a year. i don't care if you have to risk shutting down the government or defaulting on the debt. it's just postponing the inevitable default of obamacare is allowed to exist. mr. speaker, we are not here because we want to shut down the government. we have made every effort possible. we have gone to great lengths the extra mile to the other side to present to them alternatives, to present to them ways that we could come together and agree. we had three proposals there on the table. now we have offered to go and sit down and talk. that's what our body does when we come to disagreements between the house and senate we are formal agleement, and we meet, we confer, we bring in negotiators, we talk, we try to reason this out. we do this in our families, don't we? that's what's done in this body on a normal course of business. however, mr. speaker, in our ef

mr. chairman. i want to put slide number two back up. unfortunately, that blue highlighted thing is hard to read, so i'm going to read it again. this is the part of the signup that is hidden. the applicant does not see this, but it is in the source code. and what that blue highlighted area that's been circled in red says is, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding any communication or data transiting stored on this information system. now, ms. campbell, mr. slavitt you said you were hipaa compliant. how in the world can this be hipaa compliant when hipaa is designed to protect the patient's privacy, and this explicitly says in order to continue you have to accept this condition that you have no privacy -- no reasonable expectation of privacy? >> sir, that would be the decision made by c.m.s. >> so you're not -- this is news to you? >> i -- >> you're the main prime contractor. you've never seen this before? >> sir, that's not the -- we are the prime -- one of the prime contractors, yes. >> have you seen this before? were you aware this was in the

mrs. harding defined one color as her own, a certain blue called harding blue. every color looks good on grace. she could be snippy with grace. we have some letters that suggest she was thinking about the next election, and maybe president coolidge would not be the candidate the next time. when the issue came up that maybe the coolidge's should have a vice presidential house, there was one nominee, but mrs. harding said she did not think so, that the willard hotel was just fine for the coolidge's. >> they were also very different than just what we have learned about the two women. last week with florence harding, we learned she had a bold personality. there were issues that she cared about. she encouraged her husband into politics. we seem to have quite the opposite with the relationship between the coolidges. >> grace's biographer said the harding marriage was more like a business, and they had a deal. warren got to do this and mrs. harding got to do that. it was an older marriage, as well. in the coolidge case, i would not say that mrs. coolidge was always so

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mr. burrito in kansas, i saw him the other night in benton. he got the following letter from blue cross, blue shield, because your plan doesn't offer the benefits specified, you'll be discontinued on september 31. and then, good new, a group of folks, pizza hut, franchisees there, lots of the folks have now taken employees, families who were working there, and gone from having full-time jobs to part-time jobs. so they aren't able to keep the health care plan they had either and the one they wanted. what do you tell -- why were the plans these folks had good enough when you were the insurance commissioner in kansas, and when you were kansas' governor, but the plans today aren't good enough for those hard-working kansas families? >> sir, i would tell you in the rolls i had the honor of serving of in kansas, i worked every day to try and eliminate some of the discriminatory features of the insurance industry that finally with the affordable care act are gone. my successor, an elected insurance republican commissioner, sandy prager, and i worked on a whole series of plans to expand co