starlee rhoades is president of the goldwater institute.oth say we can return power to the states. what do you mean? start with obamacare. >> state should establish health insurance exchanges. twenty-five states said go right ahead, the policy on your own. you will have to implement it on your own watch. it protects and stops massive subsidies from being paid out from insurance companies and it protects people from being told on by the irs. john: the exchange is a place where you go on the web and it helps you buy an insurance policy. he insurance does that at no cost to the taxpayer. i don't know why it has to be such a big deal or cost so much. >> that is what the federal government will do, and extinction each day. but the thing that is great about that policy change is having the federal government do it versus the state is that taxpayers are actually going to be protected from the very worst parts of the federal health care law. so we think that it is a great ideal. john: they can't find you if you don't join up. >> that's right, when

starlee rhoades is president of the goldwater institute.oth say we can return power to the states. what do you mean? start with obamacare. >> state should establish health insurance exchanges. twenty-five states said go right ahead, the policy on your own. you will have to implement it on your own watch. it protects and stops massive subsidies from being paid out from insurance companies and it protects people from being told on by the irs. john: the exchange is a place where you go on the web and it helps you buy an insurance policy. he insurance does that at no cost to the taxpayer. i don't know why it has to be such a big deal or cost so much. >> that is what the federal government will do, and extinction each day. but the thing that is great about that policy change is having the federal government do it versus the state is that taxpayers are actually going to be protected from the very worst parts of the federal health care law. so we think that it is a great ideal. john: they can't find you if you don't join up. >> that's right, when

please welcome back cristy rhoads. [cheers and applause] hey, cristy., before we recap where you are in the game, i love the way that you ended up here on the show. your mom, who's in the audience, lettie--nice to see you, lettie. big fan of our show, lives in california. you came here. your mom wanted to just be an audience member, and you said to her last week, "oh, why don't we just try out," right? >> right, so i said, "why don't we just try out for the show and see if we make it?" so we came here and took the now she's in the audience, and now i'm here in front of you. >> so you both got what you wanted. how great is that? >> yeah, exactly. >> and you're doing a fantastic job. $27,500 in your bank. deserves applause. 9 away from the million. >> fine. >> 5 away from round 2. and you still have one lifeline left, "jump the question." so are you ready to play? >> i am ready to py.

it's an eerie resemblance to this one in rhoads. also stage effects involving fire were to blame, and a performance by the band great white started a blaze and a panic at a nightclub. when it was over, 100 people were dead in brazil, the national mourning has just begun. >> ama: berkeley firefighters kept a small fire from damaging anything other inside a local ymca. the fire started a at noon. a neighbor sprayed the flames with a garden hose. the building is used to train caregivers and today's fire won't affect the programs offered to children. the cause is under investigation. >>> fire investigators are looking into a fire at a cupertino september -- cement plant. firefighters were able to put out the flames in two hours. no one was hurt. the fire damaged truck equipment and tires. there's no word yet on what caused that industrial fire. >> fans gave a rousing sendoff to the 49ers this afternoon, and just about three hours the team will touch noun new orleans. next stop, super bowl. sew mass roman was in santa clara to see the te

. >> paul rhoads, a spokesman for, saysed the faith community was a strong voice, because church services often start in the motor the mta decided to limit when they start charging. >> won't start enforcing until noon, until 6:00. and all the meeters have a four-hour time limit. >> know citations will be issued for the next three sundays, instead warnings. the program is expected to bring in $2 million a year but the mpa this was started because of complaints some drivers take up some spaces all day long. >> this is something that is men to ensure that parking is available for people that come into san francisco so visitors can find a parking space. >> and up until now, there's really only been a handful of meter enforcement officers who are assigned to sunday duty, but because of sunday metering now, sfmca says they will likely have to assign more to sunday dutiy. reporting live. abc-7 news. >> ama: a fundraiser was held in the north bay in honor of a petaluma woman who disappeared this week. 19-year-old alyssa byrns' body was found yesterday not far from where she attended a music conce

. >> paul rhoads, a spokesman for, saysed the faith community was a strong voice, because churchsers services often start in the motor the mta decided to limit when they start charging. >> won't start enforcing until noon, until 6:00. and all the meeters have a four-hour time limit. >> know citations will be issued for the next three sundays, instead warnings. the program is expected to bring in $2 million a year but the mpa this was started because of complaints some drivers take up some spaces all day long. >> this is something that is men to ensure that parking is available for people that come into san francisco so visitors can find a parking space. >> and up until now, there's really only been a handful of meter enforcement officers who are assigned to sunday duty, but because of sunday metering now, sfmca says they will likely have to assign more to sunday dutiy. reporting live. abc-7 news. >> ama: a fundraiser was held in the north bay in honor of a petaluma woman who disappeared this week. 19-year-old alyssa byrns' body was found yesterday not far from where she attended a mu

. >> paul rhoads, a spokesman, said the safe community was a strong voice in the meetering process. because church services often start in the morning, the mta decided to limit when they will start charging. >> all of the meters won't start enforcing until noon and that will last until 6:00 and all the meters have a four hour time limit. no citations are issued for the next three sundays. instead enforcement officers will issue warnings. this is a program that will expected to bring in about $2 million a year, but the mta said it was all started because of complaints that some drivers take up some spaces all day long. >> so this is something that is really meant to ensure that parking is available for people who come into san francisco. this will make it easier for visitors to come into san francisco and find a parking space. >> up until now there's only been a handful of parking enforcement officers assigned to sunday duty and they usually only deal with parking complaints. but because of sunday metered parking now, they said they will likely have to assign more officers. >>> in sa

. >> paul rhoads, a spokesman, said the safe community was a strong voice in the meetering process.ecause church services often start in the morning, the mta decided to limit when they will start charging. >> all of the meters won't start enforcing until noon and that will last until 6:00 and all the meters have a four hour time limit. no citations are issued for the next three sundays. instead enforcement officers will issue warnings. this is a program that will expected to bring in about $2 million a year, but the mta said it was all started because of complaints that some drivers take up some spaces all day long. >> so this is something that is really meant to ensure that parking is available for people who come into san francisco. this will make it easier for visitors to come into san francisco and find a parking space. >> up until now there's only been a handful of parking enforcement officers assigned to sunday duty and they usually only deal with parking complaints. but because of sunday metered parking now, they said they will likely have to assign more officers. >>> in san

. >> paul rhoads, a spokesman, said the save community was a strong voice in the meetering process.ause church services often start in the morning, the mta decided to limit when they will start charging. >> all of the meters won't start enforces until noon and that will last until 6:00 and all the meters have a four hour time limit. no citations are issued for the next three sundays. instead enforcement officers will issue warnings. this is a program that will expected to bring in about $2 million a year, but the mta said it was all started because of complaints that some drivers take up some spaces all day long. >> so this is something that is really meant to ensure that parking is available for people who come into san francisco. this will make it easier for visitors to come into san francisco and find a parking spacious. >> up until now there's only been a handful of parking enforcement officers assigned to sunday duty and they usually only deal with parking complaints. but because of sunday metered parking now they said they will likely have to assign more officers. >>> in san f

troops on the ground after 2014, deputy national security adviser ben rhoades did not rule that out. >> that would be an option that we would consider. because, again, we -- the president does not view these negotiations as having a goal of keeping u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> potentially sets up a debate or even a confrontation with the giant chief, general john allen. has recommended that the u.s. leave as many as 20,000 troops in afghanistan. after the 2014 deadline. but with more hawkish members of his cabinet like secretary clinton and gates gone, being replaced by folks like chuck hagel and john kerry who if confirmed both have more cautious views about the use of military force, president obama seems to be protecting himself from a scenario where he gets boxed in politically by the pentagon like some believe the president believes he was in 2011. hagel, though, still has his own fight on his hands. yet senator john mccain acknowledged that his skepticism about the nomination of his long time friend and ally has its roots, and why they've split since, has its roots in the fac