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we've all seen that companies do in "wall street journal," the "new york times," "the washington post," "usa today" from the ceo that lays out the circumstance of what has happened, the breach, off earring dedicated website for consumers to go to, offering an 800 number, offering a way for skoormgs to have a conversation with the company to address their concerns and to say that the company takes this very seriously. second thing, more media appearances again by the ceo. the spokesperson is fine but at some point the ceo has to get on programs such as yours and talk about what the company is doing to address this concern. third, social media. you described how the blogosphere is going crazy. you have to get to the marketing division, get the shopping sites that people use and have a conversation to allow people to show there's full transparency with the company and its customers. you do all those things and get your employees in the stores and the ones that take calls on the 1-800 line for shopping. get them on board to at least have a script to describe what's going on. >> let's say they do every

host: more of your calls and tweets and facebook postings. "usa today" below the fold. the government expects to be able to handle the volume created by this new deadline today. today is the deadline for coverage beginning january 1. healthcare.gov can handle at least 800,000 people per day. if the system begins to run slowly, eight viewing system allows people to receive an e- receive ans and update when the site does become available. you can see what they are doing for the efficiency problems. we are taking your calls. state or federal exchanges , (202) 585-3881. medicaid, (202) 585-3880. all others, (202) 585-3882. story that is getting a lot of coverage around the country. sticker shock worries experts. we just heard about some positive pricing experiences by people. as the key says enrollment date hits, many people sizing up policies on the care policies are picking the cheapest one. experts are becoming concerned that many of these buyers will be in for a shock on the get medical care next year and discover that they are on the hook for most of the initial cost.

eye the collecting of august on what to post much hotter the main studies are. usa today without all of troops as of monday the phone to see it. got a bunch and six litre see what the end of august on and find a list of non presidential candidates announced. us national security adviser susan rice visit to kabul and had a meeting with the progress and taught at the side of the uncertainty over the future of us troops in the country. rice maker said it was a guest on preston's best in class to sign a buy back agreement with the united states offered to send the awful thought into it and asked the security pact. bought. the meeting between home because audiences and dry skin the dean of student assembly of god as those moon as low as you go what to do approved a security pact with the united states but percent of homes within the u s troops will stay on top the most foreign forces withdrawn next tip. but president ahmed as i took the puck into question by refusing to sit there though he would sign it. in total. a little rice is because that is if you put the site was secure

the broadcast networks decided to stay away along with the likes of "usa today," "the washington post," fox news and cnn. >> the people of newtown have asked to have some space, to have some time today in their own way without reporters, without the national media. we're respecting that. >> and sadly, there was another scoot shooting incident on friday, the 20th one since newtown one year ago. it's extraordinarily rare for the international media to stay away because community leaders asked them to do so. what explains this? >> the advent season, an early winter blossoming of human decency and compassion. >> which is notably absent most of the time? >> no, no, no. this is not breaking news. you can go and flog your agenda. you can go and say why won't america pass a law that wouldn't prevent this in honor of this? or go and say the president's second term agenda is dead or whatever they want to say. but this is the one-year anniversary. that's ghoulish to go and hang out if the people don't want you there. >> in fact, president used his radio address over the weekend to renew his call

today, everyone is of the same mind. take a look at these. s in the "new york post" with nelson mandela on the cover. "the daily news" right here. and "usathe laughter. we're going to talk about more of the funny man that was nelson mandela. it's really artistic and lovely. and then here the "the wall street journal" has a very reflective nelson mandela on the cover. and everyone above the fold in bold type face in that headline. this is everyone's story. it's even in south africa and the death of nelson mandela passing at the angle of 95, even though expected, has touched at all of hearts. we're going to hear for from johannesburg in a moment. but first this. >> reporter: nelson mandela's struggle for freedom defined his life. he was born in the remote hills of south africa's eastern cape. he was given the name that means trouble maker. he was only given the name nelson by a school teacher later on. after moving to johannesburg and studying law, his trouble making politics pe began. and as a boxer, he became adept at picking fighted and spiring with the authorize. it was then that he made the crucial decision to take up an alls struggle

that is from the usa today article. obamashington post -- signed a measure using detainee transfers. he signed a sweeping defense policy law in hawaii on thursday. it cracks down on sexual assault in the military and eases restrictions on transferring to thees from cuba custody of foreign countries. that is a step towards closing the facility. he released a statement crediting congress for relaxing regulations. that is the washington post. front page of the denver post -- firing over illegal use is ok. cannabis sales begin on january 1, one fact is sometimes overlooked. employers still can fire users for using the drug on or off property. legal for being adults to possess and consume in colorado. the usa today wrote a front-page article a few days ago. two weeks left to prepare for pot sales. that was the headline. what happens on january 1 in colorado? a series ofe are pop stores that will open up in colorado. froman walk in and buy pot the salesman. it is a very interesting process. we have 100 or so stores that will be opening on janua

usa today says the trouble is it wasn't very good. the washington post as flat as a label -- what do critics know? tracy: every year for my entire life my mother sat us down, they ended it on easter sunday and we watched it as a family. every time i had any issue in my life, i don't think it is at the. it is fabulous and they relented. dennis: that is the normal rockwell painting waiting to happen, you and your family. it is so saccharin but i kind of like it. tracy: they ruined it. a ruling that. bring back to the andrews. dennis: i did not watch it. there is no way. 3 -- tracy: julie andrews. come on. speaking of classics the times are changing. bob dylan's controversial sun bird, a festival marking his shift from folk to rock-and-roll, sold off by christie's in new york symbolizing a turning point for dylan who walked on stage at the newport festival in 1965, not that year, mostly the fan base with the defining three song electric said. a cool $965,000, way over the estimate. estimates are only as high as half a million so somebody came in and did the

from "usa today" and several of obama to tapers -- senator max baucus for china post. the next u.s. ambassador to china. we will be talking a little bit more about that impact on tax matters in one of our later segments of "the washington journal." we want to go back to the phones. tyrone in baton rouge, louisiana. republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. that they very quickly federal reserve, since its , is then in 1913 biggest obstacle in undermining the the constitution. it is nothing but a trust fund. they have done more to undermine the constitution -- i can't believe some of the things that mr. reidy said. congress has the right to create currency and regulate the value. that is our constitution. it was done that way by the founding fathers. to hold people accountable who , so we cancurrency vote them out to the right of suffrage. back togo all the way the first governor of the board, it is nothing but a sham to undermine the constitution and if we don't get rid of it, this country is going to go the way of detroit. host: all right. jack is waiting

post offices. while there's no -- while there's no standard delivery, priority express mail will be delivered today. >>> california is considering a plan to reduce the standards for products to carry labels saying made in the usaright now, products can only use the label if they don't  have any components made or assembled outside of this country. in the other 49 states, there's a lower standard with "virtually all components made in the saw but there's no legal definition for that term." >>> southern california's school superintendent says california schools are in much better shape financially than they were three years ago. he told the contra costa times that money from proposition 30 is helping to rebuild programs that were cut during the budget crisis. he says california is now focusing on implementing new standardized tests this spring. >>> a 6-year-old girl in the south bay is recovering after getting hit by a car. the child's injuries are serious but they are not life- threatening. the accident happened yesterday afternoon on the 1000 block of thorndale court near highway one. police say the child ran into the street and suffered serious injuries when hit. the driver remained at the scene. alcohol an

postings via facebook and twitter. otherdo just a couple headlines before we start getting calls in this. this is the front page of "usa today." 13 states are to bump up hourly wages. strikes thatrker swept the nation in 2013 did not move congress to raise the minimum wage, but a growing of states are taking action. will they remind us that the minimum wage will rise in 13 this week and as many as 11 states in washington, d.c. are expected to consider in 2014, according to the national employment law project. likely in more than nelp policy11, says analyst jack temple. that's in "usa today." back to that story we mentioned show, beginning of the democrats are turning to the minimum wage as a strategy for elections for 2014. jonathan martin and michael scheer -- shear write that democratic party leaders bruised attacks on the new healthcare program have found an issue that they believe can lift fortunes in 2014, an increase in the minimum wage. this effort to take advantage of voters inpulism among both parties is being coordinated by officials from the white house, labor unions, liberal advocacy groups. the "new york times"

usa today." that is the latest on what happened on the house floor. immigration, let me show you a couple of stories. "washington post." immigration activists are hill to keeppitol the focus on immigration reform. some of those activists include members of congress. in a potential sign of progress, house speaker john boehner, the of information that -- immigration policy is joining staff. hiredr boehner's office professional for amnesty -- putting talent on the team signals action this year. advocating for comprehensive immigration reform. if you are interested in her and her viewpoints now that she will , goorking for the speaker to our video library. her last appearance on "washington journal." idea of what influence she might have on the speaker. philadelphia, independent. you for taking my call. i think it should start with jarrett -- she should be fired. i have to comment about the lady who called from new mexico. she said boehner was pathetic. but it was not pathetic when nancy pelosi said we have to we know what is it before we know what is in it. blind loyalists are ruining this country. can i make one more c

here is how we posted it on our twitter page should the president use the olympics to address social issues? here is the story on the sunday morning from usa todaythe headline is that the president has made a decision by naming a veil of the delegation and sent a message to russia. they are delivering a strong message of opposition. the delegation will include an openly gay athlete, billy jean king. it will not include the president, first lady, or vice president. they have all headed previous delegations. time sincethe first 2000 that a president has not been a member of the delegation. ins is slated for february sochi, russia. lubbock,ticizing the he is a great idea. here is more from the president on friday afternoon. [video clip] >> the fact that we have folks like ellie jean king or brian boitano -- they themselves have been world-class athletes. everyone acknowledges them for their excellence and their character. they are also members of the lgbt community. you should take that for what it is worth. when it comes to the olympics and athletic performance, we do not make distinctions on the basis of sexual orientation. we judge people on how