. >> nolan ryan, hoy después de 6 años como director ejecutivo decidió no seguir más en el cargo y anteien por él. >> y volvemos a la manifestación que tienen bloqueado a un camión del ais, la policía cerró la intersección de las calles washington y samson, los manifestantes siguen pidiendo la liberación de los inmigrantes, buenas tardes. >> >>> en washington el presidente barack obama , pide al congreso que apruebe antes de llegar al final del 2013 . >>> perdidas millonjarias dejó el paro del gobierno cientos de empleados volvieron a sus puestos . >>> nuevas imágenes impactantes en un sangriento ataque terrorista en kenía . >>> facebook da acceso total a los adolescentes , expertos recomiendan a los padres mantenerse alertas comenzamos . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪

nolan and samantha, welcome aboard. good luck to you against a very good champion in stuart.we go into the jeopardy! round. first round of play today has these categories featured. in honor of our 30th year on the air... you'll find m in the middle -- in the exact middle of each correct response. alex: stuart. i'll do here comes 30! for $200. nolan. what is april, june, november, and september? correct. here comes 30! for $400. stuart. what is tennis? that's the sport.

phillip nolan junior died at the scene on sunday morning. a car left control and crashed into a garage at nolan's business. he retired from the force in 2005 as a sergeant after serving 22 years. >>> crack down on the roads. state troopers are on the look out for drivers who violate the move over law. this is after several of their own were injured by drivers who didn't make room. meghan mccorkell with more. >> reporter: good morning. early this month trooper jacqueline cline was hit by a car and nearly killed assisting another trooper on the side of the road. along the sid of route 100, trooper jacqueline cline was struck by a car, thrown into the air, through the back windshield of a cruiser. cameras captured the near death experience of david in september of 2012. >> i have been hit by a car. >> reporter: both troopers nearly killed by drivers in violation of the move over law. now, city police are cracking down. >> that vehicle is in violation. >> reporter: they are targeting people who don't obey that law, that require people to move a

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congressman rick nolan of minnesota, another democrat, effectively told the president to grow up and take ownership of the obama care mess and to fix it. congressman nolan told president obama to quote, man up, let us know who is responsible and who was in charge here and fire them. and tonight, the liberal national media seems less comfortable with the obama administration. the new york times defending health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius, white placing the blame on the obama care disaster clearly on the president. the washington post featured a front-page article today on the already-failing on the health care co-ops. created by the government to provide competition for the major corporate insurers. even the cbs and nbc anchors reporting the grim news for this administration. that they usually support and shield from such news. >> as we have been reporting this new website unveiled by the obama administration for folks who want to sign up for health insurance coverage, has been a mess from the start. >> she was touted by the first to earn roll in delaware. although

there is lynn and maria and rick and our instructor nolan. you had fun, right?u had fun, right? >> definitely. >> jimmy: are you enjoying your front row seats? >> looks good from here. >> jimmy: thank you, guys for doing that. hey, we have a good show tonight. from the clippers, chris paul, blake griffin, and deandre jordan are here. we have music from panic! at the disco. and we'll be right back with owen wilson. stick around [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] maybe you've already heard what they're saying about the nissan altima. ♪ and we have to admit, that it's all true. but don't just take their word for it, check it out for yourself. the award-winning nissan altima. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a $179 per month lease on a 2013 nissan altima. ♪ look at them withr month lease on a 2013 nissan altima. we co back in our day, that u-verse wireless receiver. we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he ta

. >> do we have nolan's name? there he is. he is skyping with us. right this moment. >> do you seriously watch us? >> yes, we really do. since ever morning since i got here we've been watching it. we turn it on like a daily routine. just come into the office and get ready for practice. >> nolan, can we ask you a question? >> yeah. >> why? >> i think greg actually has the answer to that question. >> greg is the one that got you doing it, right? >> yeah. >> i've been watching you for a long time. i've always been watching kathie lee but ever since she got hoda by her side, she's better. >> go beavers!he's better. >> thank youo much for watching. >> thank you so much. frank gifford, you know that great hall of famer, sends his love. >> thank you. >> all right, guys. good-bye. >> it says it right there. oregon state beavers. yes, indeed. >> love them. love them. >> now the reason that we have these old time cereals on our table is because -- >> why? because of halloween. and they only come out at halloween. and people are buying them off the shelves in

nolan had cleaned the cake plate and was asking if anyone would take it back over. my grandfather moved with what once called something approaching the speed of light, grabbed the cake plate and ran over your and rang the bell on the front or in the hope that my grandmother would answer the door and she did. that'sited him in, and the beginning of their formal courtship in 1910. >> bess truman, as we consider -- as we continue our series on first ladies, tonight on c-span, c-span3 and on c-span radio and www.c-span.org. >> national economic council director, gene sperling, spoke about a deal emerging from a bicameral commission set up as part of the deal to in the government shutdown. craftd lawmakers should an agreement that close a tab loopholes and reduces government spending. he spoke at an event hosted by the group visits forward. we will show you as much as much as we can until the house gavels and four morning hour at noon eastern. >> i'm jim doyle and i'm the president of business forward. those who are new to us we were created four years ago with the missi

nolan ryan resigned as the rangers ceo, on halloween. the rangers were scary bad before the ryan express. since becoming president the rangers went to the play-offs three straight times, world series twice and posted a winning record in five straight seasons. 6 six-year-old nolan ryan says he's open to coming back with another team. >> the grambling state football program is a hot mess. they had three coaching changes. on tuesday the players walked out of a meeting. in the past two days the players didn't bother to show up to practice. the frustration stems from the fact that they have lost 7 straight games and doug williams was fired two weeks into the season. they play on saturday if they decide to show up. >> talk to you later. >> when the government shutdown started, we took you to a diner popular with nasa workers. tonight we go back to find out what some are saying now that they are back to work. that's next. preparing for the big one - while millions of people practice earthquake drills, an investigation finds hundreds of big buil

keon th keona nolan, america's youth of the year.l tolls on the campus of howard university indicating the time for the change of classes for students. it is a prestigious academic institution with a long line of graduates who have and continue to make great contributions to america and the world . one of its rising stars, this freshman student of wichita. she is the national youth of the year for the boys and girls club of america. >> i feel extremely blessed to be the national youth of the year and i'm so pumped because now i get to represent the organization that i love. >> reporter: the organization that she dearly loved is the boys and girls club. it's a place that keona calls home. it's where she found inspiration and motivation from caring adults who served as her mentors. they, keona says, helped her and her single parent mother through some very difficult times when her mother became permanently disabled following heart surgery. keona had to work to make money, plus keep a rigorous academic schedule it the club was there to

thank you. "...sandy koufax, nolan ryan, to name a few. while these men..." what are you doing? it's nothing. it's good. whatever. but, gerard, if there's something wrong, you gotta tell me. no, it's just... i don't know. doesn't "whore" have a w? what are you talking about? you called some guy a whore in here, and i-- wait--wait--wait a minute! wait a minute. i don't call a guy a whore in my book. yes, you do. "lou gehrig was the iron hore." h-o-r-e. horse! see, i forgot the s. he was the iron horse. oh. that doesn't make sense either. but that's good. that's a typo. that's a typo. thanks. yeah, but you would have found it eventually. yeah, but--but you found it. or someone else would have. gerard, you did it. you found something. you're doing good. i--i might have missed something else, though. i think i was distracted by that whore. it's not--it's not whore! i don't write whore in my book. hey, how did it go with gerard today? yeah, thanks for mentioning things to my mom, peppersquat. i can't get any work done. he's allergic to the pen and keeps asking me stupid questions. yo

hard rock historian jeff nolan and jamie moore say may's guitar has already attracted many visitors. >> we had a lot of folks that were actually at the opening of the show on tuesday that came to dinner last night and dined with us. >> for hard rock, whenever we have queen memorabilia, it goes up immediately, or goes on tour because people want to see it. it's so special. >> reporter: but this isn't the only piece from the band on display. there's another piece at the hippo dome lobby, one that plays tribute to freddie mercury. >> for the play, they lend this unbelievable kimono that freddie would wear on stage. it's amazing. >> the music at the hippodrome will end sunday. so does the display here at hard rock. they will then both head to pittsburgh. >> for the next two weeks, hard rock cafe is offering special dinner deals for customers who see the musical and the memorabilia. you had a chance to see it. >> yeah, i did. it was a lot of fun. >> a lot of energy. >> great to see brian may. he was amazing. 66 and kicking it. >>> we've got a little rain on the region here and there. take

nolan: mr. speaker, members of the house, i'm proud to say rod was a constituent of mine, last years of his life, running a small town radio station where he did a wonderfully good job. he was always so thoughtful and so dedicated to public service and so highly regarded by all who knew him, he was a wonderful public servant. he he contributed much to the well-being of minnesota and to this nation and to the civility and -- of this chamber in itself. and his contributions are enormous, and his presence will be forever apparent here and we will miss him greatly. we, tend our deepest heartfelt sympathies to the families and all those who had the good fortune to know and work with rod grams. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? mr. ellison: i ask unanimous consent for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, i join my colleagues here to simply pay great tribu

. >> minnesota congressman rick nolan went a step further. he said the president needs to man up, find out who was responsible, and fire them. >> the frustration that lawmakers who supported the affordable care act feel over the fact that a portion of it is not functioning at the level we want it to function is frustration shared first and foremost by the president. >> some democrats including senator joe manchin are calling for a one-year delay of the $500 fine for not buying health insurance, saying americans shouldn't be punished for the government's faulty website. and on that point the white house says the change and the sign-up time line is under way. anne-marie? >> tara mergener in washington, thank you, tara. >>> well, there's been more fallout concerning operations. germany says the u.s. may have targeted angela merkel's cell phone. merkel complained to president obama during a phone call yesterday. she said if true, that would be a serious breach of trust. the white house denies the u.s. is currently listening in on merkel's phone,

nolan: mr. speaker, members of the house, listening to the debate here this afternoon, i'm reminded of a statement from an old university of minnesota law professor who once said all political decisions revolve around who you are for and i have heard both of this issue for one side or the other and becomes rather clear as you listen to this debate that the supporters of this resolution are in support of those multinational corporations and foreign corporations and foreign governments that stand to benefit from the change in our u.s. sugar policy and on the other side and this is the side --tand with, contain growers and the ucers and beet consumers and the consumers who benefit from a stable supply of reasonably-priced sugars to satisfy our food needs here in this country. mr. speaker, i strongly urge that we defeat this resolution and stick with the sugar program that has worked so well in this country for so long. in minnesota alone, we have 32,000 500 people. there is 142,000 people working t

but yeah absolutely i love i love those people a lot and that experience is a special experience mrs nolan no ross sixty it's what attracted you to. i love how flawed she was and i love the concept of a really good person who makes a bad decision and. the person that seemingly has everything together and then you know with her career her ambitions but her personal life is unraveling a jersey girl of fifteen to a show all these monikers think if you could do any project or play what would be who west side story maria you know i'm too old at this point but. i don't i don't know that that to me is is one of the most it made me want to be an actress steven burrill from facebook wants to know what were your intentions on the gag state that featured news of the syrian war. my intentions were to make a social statement. of where we are and and where you may do syria levels situation. i mean you know i think this u.n. i hope my resolve and i hope this u.n. . yeah i hope it will resolve it i feel that you know nobody is for war or pro war i don't that's insane for i would be insane to be pro-war fo

is coming up we'll way off have very short break and i need it opened maritimers on the russians nolan cause that's asian condor ships flowing because he's a business reporter ok to be away works planes and why this is important for international trade interesting about. it all told me my language a little bit i will only react to situations i have read the reports so i'm likely to push the know i will leave it to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month so you get to the search area a car is all your dog is no longer. a job no more weasel words. when you made a direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a. printout of speech and a little bit on the freedoms of caution. right. and i think you're. going to. be. i. and i again this is aussie melting ice in the arctic may be a huge concern of scientists but it's of huge appeal to commercial shipping they northern sea route running along russia's north coast has opened up as global temperatures rise and is likely to prove quite a drop to vessels from asia and i spoke to his case a

grayson include rush holt of new jersey jan schakowsky of illinois john conyers of michigan and rick nolan of minnesota but despite the low turnout this was a rare event on capitol hill in which members of the u.s. government officially acknowledge that these strikes are actually happening and they are destroying lives something the current and previous administrations in the white house have been reluctant to do earlier i sat down with congressman alan grayson and i asked him what impact he hopes his briefing will have. i think that over time it's going to have a great impact one of the laws of war the use of military force in general is that we try to spare civilians we try to spare the innocent and the case of drones there have been documented reports of roughly a thousand innocent people who've been killed by these attacks virtually every observer says that the chance of killing an innocent is roughly one in five every time we launch one of these attacks one in five of the victims turns out to be entirely innocent and there are publicly available lists of the most two hundred children

they need to overthrow his government so that they'll be so they can run that pipeline through trust nolan said you trust no one yes i trust certain people but you see things when you see a situation you see what was behind that you have tried all the guys because larry my government's lied to me so often i mean let's look at recent years they lied about weapons of mass destruction in iraq they lied that iraq was tied to al qaeda they were not they lied about the rescue of jessica lynch they lied about the murder of pat tillman the lies go on and on and on so what's happened is my i have no the government has no credibility with me anymore you think putin are flanked us. i think he put himself out a good position on this thing because putin came out as the man of peace but he brought the deal but if the end result is ok that's ok that's ok are already there was it he did absolutely i'm tired of these wars clearly so are the majority of americans now because i heard the calls to congress were running over three hundred to one opposing and they were any military yeah one read that in syria a

. >> reporter: minnesota congressman rick nolan went a step further. he says the president needs to man up, find out who is responsible and fire them. >> the frustration that lawmakers who supported the affordable care act feel oaf the fact that a portion of -- feel over the fact that a portion of it is not functioning at the level we want it to function is frustration shared first and foremost by the president. >> reporter: some democrats, including senator joe manchin are calling for a one-year delay of the $95 fine for not buying health insurance, saying americans shouldn't be punished for the government's faulty website. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> the white house is opposed to delaying the individual mandate. it says besides the website, there are three other ways americans can buy health insurance on the market exchanges. >>> later today, the president will deliver remarks from the white house calling on congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. the senate passed a bill which would provide a path to citizenship for million

to pm monday afternoon moscow my name is kevin nolan welcome. first at least fifty three people have been killed and hundreds injured in egypt after a celebration of a national holiday turned into bloodshed opponents and supporters of deposed president mohamed morsi clashed in cairo and across the country he put in turmoil since the army ousted the president in july and rounded up leading members of the muslim brotherhood because into a corresponding bell true in cairo for the latest in a couple of minutes time but before that since the ousting in july the number of those killed has exceeded the thousand people but award winning middle east journalist hugh miles says there is a way to break the cycle of violence. the government could reconcile with the muslim brotherhood it is possible that egypt could turn around in a short space of time probably not this current government because this is really just the only running the country at the moment but in a few months when elections take place that will be a new government and one would expect that

. >>> 57-year-old phillip nolan junior died at a scene on friday morning. a car traveling west in king county. lost controlled and trapped into a garage. he was hired from the state police in 2005 as a sergeant after serving 22 years. there are two suspects involved in the crash. >>> crack downs on the road. state troopers are on the lookout for drivers who relate the move over law. this is after several of their own were injured by drivers who didn't make room. meghan mccorkell with more. >> reporter: good morning. earlier this month, trooper jacqueline cline was hit by a car and nearly killed assisting another trooper on the side of the road. along side of route 100, cline was struck by a -- car and thrown into the air. cameras captured the near death experience of david in september of 2112. >> i have been hit by a car. >> reporter: both troopers nearly killed by drivers in violation of the move over law. now, state police are cracking down. >> that vehicle is in violation. >> reporter: they are targeting drivers who don't obey the law that requires cars

nolan, for unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nolan: i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up the senate amendment to house resolution 59 the clean c.r. so that we can go to conference on a budget so we can end this republican government shutdown. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair previously advised that request cannot be entertained absent appropriate clearance. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. butterfield: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i support the idea of the house and senate reconciling their differences on the farm bill and going to conference. it is certainly long overdue. i caution, however, that i will not vote for deep cuts in the snap program or the food stamp program, nor do i believe that democrats will vote to take food away from those americans who suffer from food insecurity. they have shut down the government and now

nolan had cleaned the cake plate and was asking if anyone would bring it back over, and my grandfather moved with something -- grandmother described as the speed of light in the hopes that my grandmother would invite him in, and she did. and that is the beginning of their formal courtship. live on monday on c-span and c-span3. >> next a decision of u.s. ussians relations. hosted by the center on global interests. this is about two hours. >> a discussion now on how serious is affecting u.s.-russia relations. >> hi. welcome to the brookings institution. thank you for coming out on a rainy august day to talk about u.s. russia relations. we have a really great panel today. i will give a brief introduction of them. they have more accomplishments in your biography panel. it is an all brookings panel more or less that we are proud f. we have extremely well known, extremely distinguished russian and american diplomats, which is, i think, in a way a rare situation. usually in washington i hear in -- i hear about russian position from american experts. now at the brookings institute maybe from t

nolan had the typical boy growth spirit. he's always my height now. blocker. i would say stand here, right'm. he was the exact right height. he would stand here and block the giant bump. now he's blocking my face. >> season

visited independents, 26 miles from where he lived at the time, he often stayed across the street at the nolanived. one afternoon he was over there with his cousins, the family, and his aunt brought in a cake plate that my great grandmother had given her a cake and she had cleaned the cake plate and was asking if anybody would take it back over. my grandfather moved with what my mother once described as something once described as the speed of light and grabbed the plate and ran over here and rang the bell on the front door in the hopes that my grandmother would answer the door, and she did. she invited him in and that is the beginning of the formal courtship in 1910. >> continuing the series on first ladies, live at 9:00 eastern on c-span >> a discussion now on the earned income tax credit. a recent report from the treasury department director general found that part of the eit see amos last year should never have been made. we will show you as much of this as we can before the white house daily briefing which is scheduled to begin shortly. host: we're going to be focusing on a program that o

this is nolan park, 500 acres.ey have not found this man who was seen with this gun but they don't know how much longer they will search and it will get dark soon. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stressing out your pet. the common practice that isn't good for cats. plus help is on the way. the move made to help restore benefits to those who serve their country. how local brewers are feeling the pinch from the government shut down. >> an ordinance passed in southern california, what owners of pitbulls may soon be required to do to their pets. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! wher

. >> when my grandfather visited independence, missouri, he often stayed across the street at the nolanternoon he was there with his cousins and his aunt brought in a cake plate that my great- grandmother magic gates wallace had given her. she had cleaned the cake plate and asked if anyone would take it over. moved and grabbed the cake plate and ran over here and rang the bell on the front door in the hope that my grandmother would answer the door and she did. she invited him in and that is the beginning of their formal courtship in 1910. >> bess truman, as we continue our series on first ladies. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," filmmaker jonathan goodman levitt discusses his latest documentary film titled "follow the leader." >> jonathan goodman levitt, documentarian -- did you know when you studied psychology and got a masters in social psychology, that you wanted to go into this kind of work? >> i did not know initially, but i knew at the end of my time at stanford that i did not want to be in a lab, and i was able to apply for and albright scholarship. >> why did you originally study psycho

. >> rick nolan said the president needs to man up, find out who is responsible and fire them. >> the frustration that lawmakers who supported the affordable care act feel over the fact that a portion of it is not functioning at the level we want it to function is frustration shared first and for most by the president. >> some democrats, including senator joe mansion are calling for a 1-year delay of the $95 fine for not buying health insurance, saying americans shouldn't be punished for the government's faulty website. in washington, tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> the white house said it's opposed to any delay in the individual mandate. it says besides the website there are three other ways that americans can buy health insurance on the market exchanges. >>> come this monday they'll be no smoking this parks in hagerstown. the ban includes all city-owned parks in the downtown university plaza. the greens and golf course and designated areas at municipal stadium are exempt. it carries a $20 fine for the first and second violations and a $200 fine after that. >>> more this morni

nolan. mr. nolan: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up the senate amendment to house resolution 59, to open the government and to go to conference on a budget so that we can end this republican government shutdown so hurtful and harmful to the american people. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair previously advised, that request cannot be entertained absent appropriate clearance. pursuant to clause 1-c of rule 19, further consideration of house joint resolution 80 is postponed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, proceedings will resume on the question previously postponed. votes will be taken in the following order. house resolution 378, the motion to instruct on h.r. 2642. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining electronic votes will be conducted as 15-minute votes. >> parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the unfinished business is the vote on -- mr. connolly: mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: on which the yeas

i want to see what dick nolan had to say about the president.isten to this. >> the president should man out and let us know who was responsible, who was in charge. gerri: what do you make of that? a democrat talking to the head of this party. >> that is the same thing now we have said for months. people have criticized ourselves, but the reality is the same. people that believe the problem is just the bad side of mistaken. this is not just about website. the most visible portion of the affordable care act. you talk to the insurance companies from hospitals, doctors' offices, people led to a chart, you will find the exact same problems are multiplied all of the country. is not just about the website. that is just the visible part. there are major concerns. gerri: congressman, before you go, and kathleen cinereous will testify next week. what do you want to hear her address and she keep her job? >> i will let the president decided she will keeper job. she serves as the president -- the pleasure of the president. he can go ahead and keep her on fro

then you have politicians like democratic rep richard nolan of minnesota who says president obama needs to man up and find out who was responsible and fire them. that's a lot of legs for stories. >> that's right. and in terms of legs, we're seeing the coverage not just in the political press and the political pages. we're seeing it in the business section, in the health care section, in the technology section. yet on thursday when the house held its first hearing when the four contractors said we did a good job and the other people screwed up, the president came out and gave remarks about immigration reform, how he wants it to appear. the cameras went from the hearing, covering the president, everyone went back to the hearing. did that work? >> president obama is trying to change the subject. he's trying to shift to political ground that he thinks is more favorable to him and to the democratic party. frankly, it's not working. >> there is a fight that has broken out among liberal commentators. joan chided to her fellow liberals who has been critical of the rollout, the headlines was lib

. >> listen to representative rick nolan, democrat from minnesota, about basically who's to blame. >> there's a wonderful old expression, you never get a second chance to make a good first impression. and the rollout of obama care has done great damage and harm to the brand, in my judgment. i think the president should man up and let us know who is responsible, who was in charge and fire them. >> is there any sense, julie, that that is in the works, that there's any firing that is coming down the pike? >> there's actually not. and i think that's pretty surprising given the fact that the rollout by all accounts, even by administration officials' accounts has failed. most of us in our job, if we get an assignment and we fail at it, there are going to be repercussions. at this point, it's unclear what those repercussions all. but it falls into a pattern for this white house where they like to say they don't march on the same time line as the rest of washington. just because people in the city are calling for someone to be fired doesn't mean they're going to do that. i think that puts the

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there are nolan for public transportation other than planning. >> we're working on all of it. the city is working on all of that. it's coming soon. >> there is also the cost. already estimated at $1 billion and greg. >> it is a big number. >> we plead the decision we're going to do it. >> you only live once. >> meanwhile, back in oakland. >> they just had their kickoff lunch in san francisco. it none oakland. >> yeah. uate's still here. the contract is through 2017 here. i think they want to two to san francisco, but there are too many hurdles. they haven't ironed all those issues out. >> in the meantime, the warriors are always putting a couple million dollars into their arena. it comes to money. there doesn't seem to be a shortage. the question is can they get the political approval to get the arena built here. liz. >> yeah, phil. the owners seem pretty confident. what are the chances of this thing winding up on the ballot? >> absolutely. probably. of course. why not. it would give us something to talk about, give the town something to argue about. hey, knock gets done here

but there were house democrats got a briefing today from hhs officials about the rollout, rick nolan, a long time veteran of capitol hill, served in the 70s and sort of came back to congress winning a district and beating a republican. he said he thought that this rollout has damaged the brand. then he told this to the associated press, the president needs to man up, find out who is responsible and fire them. this is somebody that's got to face a battle in 2014. jean sha heene, not exactly a bomb throw inside the democratic party, open letter to the president today asking the president to consider extending the open enrollment period, perhaps look into delaying the penalty phase when it comes to the mandate if you don't have health insurance. she's up in 2014. somewhat safe but could be vulnerable, new hampshire sometimes becomes a swing state, you're starting to see democrats now vocalize their nervousness about this and about how this could accumulate into political problems for them in 2014. white house well aware of this problem. they look at this as a three-week sprint to get it