. >> non-partisan, not endorsing candidates >> -- endorsing candidates, getting the right to vote and one they have their voice heard. >> the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage is taking place throughout the state. bancroft library is having an exhibit that highlights the women's suffrage movement, chronicling what happened in california, bringing women the right to vote. >> how long does this mean going on? >> the week of the 20th. people do not realize that women were allowed to vote as early as the 1920's. in the library collection we have a manuscript from the end of december, possibly longer. >> in commemoration of 100 years of voting in california. 100 years ago this year, we won the right to vote. around 1911, this is how it would have addressed. and here we are, dressed the same. [chanting] >> we have the right to vote. >> whether you are marching for a cause or voting in the next election, make your voice heard. thank you for watching. okay. good morning, everyone. please note the earlier starter time it 11:00 a.m. i'm going to call this meeting of the san francisco

way, applying the laws in a non-partisan way. martha: seemed like he was upset about this issue. that was back in may of last year. rich lou remember joins me now, editor, "national review" and fox news contributor. a lot of folks are asking, is there an irs investigation? because as far as we know most of these tea party groups have never been interviewed or questioned what their experiences were when they tried to get tax-exempt status. then you have this person who some say obama insider, crony perhaps, who will lead the investigation? >> i know nothing about this woman. for all i know, she is a woman of complete integrity, but at very least it creates an appearance of conflict of interest when you're a major obama donor selected to engage in politically insensitive investigation. and the amount of money she gave for government employee was quite substantial. i think it was $3600 in 2008 and 2500 in 2012. you know this isn't a hollywood mogul. that speaks to a real substantial investment in president obama. and doj, martha, sa

the non-partisan think tank says the collection of phone records has no prevention of terrorist attacks> warrior, statesman, and to some war criminal. those are some of the words being used to describe the israeli leader who died after eight years in a coma. nick schifrin reports. >> reporter: they said good-bye to a man who's own history mirrors israel's. >> translator: an exceptional soldier, a man who charmed us all, even the most difficult hours. >> reporter: they remembered his long military career, and the nickname he used his whole life, arik. >> reporter: he understand that in matters of our existence, we must stand firm. >> he had a north star that guided him. a north star from which he never in my observation, never deviated. his north star for the survival of the state of israel -- >> reporter: once dubbed king arik was giving a full military concession. he was buried on his ranch. he loved this land. it's israel east largest private arm. and before the funeral we met visitors, scolders who bought for him, brothers who voted for him, and former supporters who strongly opposed

>> the interesting number, a cbo, a non-partisan organization, said not increasing premiums means fema will have to borrow $900 million the next four years, a good chunk of change. >> that is a big chunk. >> that's right. >> and they going to make sure it's four years. >> that's right. >> all right, thank you for that. >> sure. >>> investigators are still waiting to go inside a palo alto home. the house is considered unstable right now. if fire officials find it safe, they will go in tomorrow to investigate the cause. for now, they think it started in the kitchen. the names of the victims have not been released. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's department is asking for the public's help to find a man suspected of robbing a bank. investigators say before 3 on friday afternoon, this man walked into a chase bank on south el camino real in millbrae with a gun depending money. and the suspect was wearing a shiny suit with a black hat zebra trim. >> and a massive copper theft is blamed for leaving part of morgan hill in the dark. the thief or thieves vandalized 15 street lights friday nigh

national bureau economic research, well-established non-partisan group, most of increase in unemploymentt recession can be accounted for by the unprecedented extensions of unemployment benefit eligibility. even president obama's former chief economist, alan krueger said, quote, job search is inversely related to the generosity of unemployment benefits. so is there any justification for extending these benefits? >> from the very beginning i would argue the moral case, there is not an economic case that doesn't exist to give these benefits. certainly the constitution doesn't permit it. but we do know he a general rule i believe we can trust. if you subsidize something, you support something, you get more of it. what you just quoted there is evidence that if you subsidize unemployment you remove incentive to go out to take a job. david: right. >> what they have to compare to, maybe there was a job that wasn't as good as their previous job or wasn't as good as unemployment benefit and they would have to work for much less. so the disincentive not to look for a job is certainly there. david:

of free press, a non- partisan media reform group. and robert mcdowell, a senior fellow at the hudson institute. he served as a commissioner on the federal communications commission from 2006 to 2013. craig aaron i want to start with you. you've callinged this a dangerous development for the free internet as we know it, why? >> well, i really think this court decision puts at risk so much of what we love about the internet with. these rules being invalidated, it really leaves consumers at the mercy of phone and cable companies who are now free to block web sites if they want to, interfere with traffic, favor certain sites and services over other sites and services and i think that's bad news for the average internet use their the agency that is supposed to be protecting them has been told it has no oversight of the most important communications network of the 2 1s century. >> robert mcdowell, you were against these rules even when it was proposed back when you were on the commission, you think it is a good thing. >> thank you for havi

the recommendations, issued by a non partisan commission created by the robert wood johnson foundation, call for new investments like pre-k education for children under five. david williams is a professor of public health at harvard's school of public health. he was a staff director for the commission as well. for the record, the foundation is one of our sponsors for health coverage. >> it's good to be with you. >> woodruff: so what is the rationale for thinking that doing something about socioeconomic condition sps going to be connected to a health you recall provement? >> well, first, the logic context is as a nation we have a huge problem. we spend more money on medical care than any other country in the world, according to the world bank half of the money spent on medical care in the world annually is sppbt in the united states. yet we rank at the bottom of the industrialized world on health and we are losing ground over time so we have a crisis. and the problem is not just a problem of the low income individuals and the poor. even the best off americans are not currently achieving

there's non-partisan media. there's partisan elected officials. there is a dehumanization going on. there's people that try to dehumanize reporters. there's some opinion folks trying to dehumanize politicians and other reporters. i think -- i've been fearing confrontations like this more often. i feel like that there is this culture that's been developed, some of it you can thank to social media, blind comments, anonymous this, the fact that everything is so divided in red versus blue, that i'm glad this doesn't happen more often, thank goodness. but i've been fearing that this is -- we're in such a toxic political environment, that we would start seeing stuff like this escalate like this. this guy clearly has a temper. republicans were stunned that he survived last cycle. this is not going to help him in his next campaign. >> quickly, chris, yes. >> i was just going to say, look, before this morning or last night, how many people knew that there was a justice department investigation into whether michael grimm took, you know, contributions from foreign donors. >> good point. >> 5%.

the non-partisan review panel didn't cite a single case of actual abuse.what the president is talking about, in case there might be at some point some abuse, he isn't saying the program isn't running well. martha: it's an excellent point. i hope they press the issue of efficacy and how effective the program is and perhaps even possibly we'll hear some disclosure about some of them. we heard every detail about the bin laden raid. there are cases where they love to yell from the mountain tops the success of the programs. we'll see what we got. mike, it's always good to see you and have you on the show. bill: insurance companies raising the red flag about the obamacare enrollment numbers. is the system on the verge of collapse? and this ... martha: some bloggers from media outlets slamming this movie "lone survivor" and calling it war propaganda. fiery reaction to that charge next. [ male announcer ] they're known by a number for years but by their face...forever. the gillette fusion proglide, for unrivaled comfort even on sensitive skin. gillette -- the best

i have seen estimates by non-partisan observers that push it back four weeks.na: what does that mean by the way? four weeks away from what? >> from enriching enough uranium to produce a weapon and thereby produce it. all that iran really agreed to when you strip away the rhetoric is not to go ahead where they are now. and that's why they believe it's a big victory. they're not dismantling any of the infrastructure of their nuclear weapons program. jenna: some of the images we may get simply by the way this is discussed by different politicians and seeing on our screen is some tools they can use to enrich uranium. they're not actually pulling out this equipment and dismanning he willing it the way we imagine? >> no, but while we're on the subject, iran made it clear they intend to continue to do research and development work on more advanced generations of centrifuges. if they decide at some point to begin production of those, their enrichment capacity will be miles ahead what it is today. jenna: so they could be actually farther ahead after this agreement than

there was an interesting analysis put forward by the a non-partisan group here in washington. they found if the percentage of young people stays the same, 24-25 percent, then premium cost will go up, including premiums and profits, would be about 2.4% more than the insurer's revenue. they have a 3-4% profit margin and could take it from there and make it up the next year by slightly higher premiums. if the number goes up a little bit, if there are 33 percent of people who sign-up, then it is even less a consequence. it is a little more than 1%. we might see slightly higher premiums but it isn't going to turn into the issue people are fearing. >> host: st. joseph, missouri is the next call. jason is 23. >> caller: a lot of people i talked to are worried about the security on the health care site because of hackers. i know there was four hackers that testified in congress saying it wasn't a safe website. i just wanted to get your comment on that and let you know a lot of people i talk to say that is the reason they are not signing up for it. thank you very much. >> this is somet

perc is a consumer advocacy group and we are in nonprofit non-partisan organization that advocates improvements in fiscal policy to stop special-interest giveaways coming increase budget transparency and accountability, and eliminate waste, ensure that subsidies are for the public and make the tax fair. as congress works to pass the budget the next year, the national taxpayers unit as mentioned have come together to offer a set of deficit reduction and recommendations working with half a trillion dollars. this has an appeal from the past political spectrum. the december 20 report to the common ground reaching the political divide of the deficit reduction recommendation for congress of which i amoco offer details 65 specific cuts over ten years. we do not often agree on policy approaches helping the nation's problems however we are united in the believe we spend too much money on an effective programs that do not serve the best interest of the people. in this report we identified the low hanging fruit of waste and inefficiency in the federal budget that both republican and democratic lawmakers s

even if no crime, politicization of things like the port authority, which decades ago was a very non-partisanecome politicized over the years. maybe no illegality, but the legislature or the congress may want to do things to make it -- >> we have -- >> -- less political. >> we started to look closer at the port authority, what's going on there. a tease for later. we'll pick it up after this with the other piece of this, this sort of twin scandals. look at the hoboken piece, mayor dawn zimmer's allegations and the response. we'll look at that after this. and the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ wake it up with olay regenerist. formulated with a skin energizing complex, it penetrates 10 layers of the skin's surface. because energized skin is younger looking skin. ♪ ... you might need to come closer... ... half a

a real-life supposedly non-partisan person running a successful company saying this is what it meanso us, they have employees, they have to be insured and what have you. gets the politics out of it. having said that, kathleen sibelius is asked, you won't believe how bad the website is, no, but she said everything is fine. although upon further review, it's not. listen. >> only 300 insurers in the whole country and we will get them paid, there's no question about that. so -- but we're on track. there are still parts of the site that are -- were not consumer-facing for october 1st that need to be developed as we move foard. so the whole financial reconciliation piece which we have a manual work-around with insurers right now, is in the process of being completed. >> so -- >> the financial reconciliation. that's the back end. that doesn't work. we saw this past sunday, the security expert david kennedy on with chris wallace talking about, you know what, i don't have to hack into the kpufrlcom but i can get 70,000 records of people with obamacare with the computer i have here. nothing wo

. >> here to offer insight on the talks is a fellow at the century foundation, a non-partisan think tank's the a pleasure to have you with us this morning. there are a few things developing within the last hours. syrian state t.v. is reporting if there is no progress by tomorrow, the syrian side is leaving. this morning, talks only lasted an hour and met only with the syrian side, not the opposition side. what does this say about the possibility that anything fruitful will come out of these talks? >> there is not terribly surprising. you may recall a couple of days ago when they had the opening session, the bitterness of both sides was extraordinary, the anger and feeling of absolute hostility on each side is such that it's amazing they even got to the point where they're having this conference, so obviously both sides are i don't thinking to a certain extent. the syrian government is now threatening to possibly leave in another day or so. all of this is a way of trying to see if they can gain something from the other side. unfortunately, what may result is that they both leave and there

we all understand -- we like the appropriations committee to be viewed as a non-partisan arena where we have legitimate debate on what is good and what public policy the funding makes to improve the lives of the american people. i know that the prorpeyate or thes would be interested in regular order. so are we. >> the unemployment insurance you talked about today. how much do you think voters in november will be looking at that strikes u think it people? >> all of these questions are sports. et around to so i'll put my bracelet right out there. joe montana's jersey, number 14. whether it's immigration reform, whether it's background checks, whether it's raising the minimum wage, whethers the unemployment insurance extension, we would ather have all of these pass and make progress than not and have an issue in november. for us it's so urgent, so immediate. quite frankly for me, when we left here in december without passing it, i think most of us thought when we come back in january they will do it right away and it will be retroactive and it will be off the table. that's why i said, o