. >> reporter: rogers johnson has been a health care consultant for 32 years. >> don't tell me it's affordable and it's not. don't tell me i can go to this hospital when i can't. when i know that what you're telling me is not true i question the individuals who made that offer. >> reporter: but this wasn't the first time that jean -- waded into the waters of health care refofr. in the mid-90s she led a reform effort that created a prototype for obamacare. according to critics of the plan, the results were devastating. the law drove up premium and drove insurers out of the state. the same critics claim the affordable care act which superseeded state laws has made matters worse. not only is there less competition so far, the narrow networks are narrower than expected. >> prior to january 1, 2014 you had access to a nationwide network of all providers and hospitals. >> reporter: tom hart is president of the national association of health underwriters and he says the new obamacare network doesn't cover out of state treatment except for emergencies. >> that's a big difference for someone who lives

. >> reporter: rogers johnson has been a health care consultant for 32 years. >> don't tell me it's affordable and it's not. don't tell me i can go to this hospital when i can't. when i know that what you're telling me is not true i question the individuals who made that offer. >> reporter: but this wasn't the first time that jean -- waded into the waters of health care refofr. in the mid-90s she led a reform effort that created a prototype for obamacare. according to critics of the plan, the results were devastating. the law drove up premium and drove insurers out of the state. the same critics claim the affordable care act which superseeded state laws has made matters worse. not only is there less competition so far, the narrow networks are narrower than expected. >> prior to january 1, 2014 you had access to a nationwide network of all providers and hospitals. >> reporter: tom hart is president of the national association of health underwriters and he says the new obamacare network doesn't cover out of state treatment except for emergencies. >> that's a big difference for someone who lives

. >> reporter: rogers johnson has been a health care consultant for 32 years. >> don't tell me it's affordable and it's not. don't tell me i can go to this hospital when i can't. when i know that what you're telling me is not true i question the individuals who made that offer. >> reporter: but this wasn't the first time that jean -- waded into the waters of health care refofr. in the mid-90s she led a reform effort that created a prototype for obamacare. according to critics of the plan the results were devastating. the law drove up premium and drove insurers out of the state. the same critics claim the affordable care act which superseeded state laws has made matters worse. not only is there less competition so far, the narrow networks are narrower than expected. >> prior to january 1, 2014 you had access to a nationwide network of all providers and hospitals. >> reporter: tom hart is president of the national association of health underwriters and he says the new obamacare network doesn't cover out of state treatment except for emergencies. >> that's a big difference for someone who lives i

number of people it truly isn't affordable unless they received a government subsidy. >> but rogers johnsons there's no free lunch. >> i'll take as much free stuff as you want to give me. right to the point you realize wait a minute, it really is free, someone's paying for it. >> one of the people being called upon to pay is susan price. >> we hear about the moral obligation to provide people with health insurance. >> reporter: she works in insurance claims adjustment. >> i have yet to hear anyone in the national media or in the political arena discuss the obligation you have to yourself and your spouse and family members and society at large to basically take care of yourself. >> reporter: from 2008 to 2010 she served in the new hampshire house as a democratic representative. but this is one democrat who wants nothing to do with obamacare. >> we will opt out. we're being asked to pay for things that we don't need. >> reporter: price has been with her partner for nearly 20 years, tying the knot in 2010. >> i'm married to someone of the same sex but yet i'm being made now to purchase birth c

you are saying about the my brother's keeper initiative and the person that's heading that up, roger johnson, going to be at the funeral tomorrow. what would you have liked to have seen? sounds to me like you hate that there is some kind of connection made between maybe this young man being shot and killed and this my brother's keeper initiative oral trayvon martin and the my brother's keeper initiative when these young men did have fathers who were in their lives. >> absolutely. you know, what have michael brown was doing prior to his death had nothing to do with the reason why he was killed. what we're seeing is that the police in our communities and in communities that are largely populated by african-american people are treating american citizens like terrorists and like criminals before they've done anything, before they've committed any sort of crime. and so while i appreciate the sentiment behind putting a white house initiative behind the lives of young black men and boys, the time to do it is not when they're being overpoliced and essentially being executed when police in small town

johnson. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts.ays of nucky johnson. >> reporter: the atlantic city arts center the north side the way we were, paints a picture of the atlantic city in the 1920s when the seaside was at its peak. ralph hunter has been checking memorabilia. >> nucky johnson found a way to be very helpful to the of african-american community. >> reporter: johnson woo'd plaque voters with jobs. >> this was the first female police officers in the united states that was hired by nucky john son. >> sarah johnson was the first millionaire. >> she shipped her product all over the world. atlantic city post office had to increase its size just to take care of her there's a replica o c eralaidearly 4000salled90 was es ror raisewat aitheated ao dhecealng hdchfeolleeghte g >>heo sim chanderde >> 6abc.com has all the videos of those dumps, if you want to avoid getting soaked by an ice bucket, you can go to our website to donate money you can pay your way out of this people. >> adam has to do it over. it's 82 degrees in there, that's cheating, do it over, adam! >> we'll be four wholesome grain

rogers. ron johnson did say something similar.cratic congressman come out for more strength when it comes to iraq. >> yeah. a lot of these lawmakers, brian, are seeing intelligence that indicates that isis is much more virulent, stronger than al-qaeda and has bigger plans to attack the u.s. and to attack western interests around the world. so they see the threat from isis growing and believe that it needs to be stopped in iraq. the question is how far do you go? and this administration clearly by what the president has said, has been reticent to say that boots on the ground, whatever size, whether they're special operators calling in air strikes or anything is going to happen. right now the kurdish forces are the strongest forces pushing back against isis. >> we're blowing up our own stuff, too. armored personnel carriers. we're blowing up our own stuff that the iraqi just ran and left. >> amazing. the isis group has now formed into this terrorist army that has absorbed all of the equipment that we left for iraqi forces and then t

johnson. but let me say something about randy westen. two things. one is he told me, you know, roger's struggle with finishing the book in time for this event -- [laughter] randy said he would have to take a cruise to finish be it. [laughter] but also, people, please mark your calendar. general james, mrs. james, november 9th and 10th there will be a symposium on hard hem's rattlers at nyu -- harlem's rattlers, and randy westen is giving a concert on november 9th of the music of james reese york. that's going to be 6 p.m. on november 9th, randy westen in concert. but you have of to promise you'll come to the events the next day, okay? [laughter] on monday. >> yeah, well, he -- [inaudible] appearing end of this month at concord baptist church. >> that's right. >> give him as much pr. [inaudible] [laughter] but my information about the tie-in to jack johnson is all dealing with the racial climate. and jack johnson stirred up a heck of a racial situation here much more than our people were catching hell then. >> oh, yeah. >> i caught hell in the racial climate, you see? so i see what has

i love the fact that jeh will just pick up the phone, and rogers will pick up the phone and talk to secretary johnson about, we need to do this or that. he and i, we meet regularly. we talked to our teams about what we need to do to create stronger partnerships. what i have argued is that nsa and u.s. cyber command have great capabilities, but we have got to do this in a partnership with others. in the federal government, our biggest partners are the dhs and fbi. that is the way it is going to be. that's what we need to do. i am not about control. the team at fort meade has to hear me say, it is not about control, it is about outcomes. i don't care who gets the credit. we are going to provide manpower and capabilities to support others. this is about helping to defend america and its allies. it is about providing capability for the greater good. that is what we are doing in the cyber arena. if they need to do that as part of a broader partnership -- i would only highlight for my perspective i love our partnership with dhs. i can or member 2, 3 years ago arguments about who ought to do what. -- rememb

those last remarks saying, and i quote from president johnson, i shall not seek and will not accept the nomination of my party for the presidency. rogeruestion about it, this was a bombshell politically. >> well, you really don't know where to begin. >> our guest today on "meet the press" is the vice president, hubert h. humphrey, who today announced his candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination. hubert humphrey was vice president. and now he's running for president. humphrey has doubts about vietnam but has been a good soldier. he's stood by johnson. >> your president made a supreme political sacrifice to promote this cause of peace. he was one of the casualties of this war. >> i don't think there was ever an overwhelming enthusiasm for hubert. the drama of mccarthy and kennedy has captured everyone's attention. >> is the key vietnam? >> yes, in a large way. in a large measure. not totally, but there's a certain degree of general protest amongst youth which i think is, on balance, a healthy thing. [ radio communication ] >> there was a lot of frustration on the part of students that the war was not drawing to a close, desp

i love the fact that jeh will just pick up the phone, and rogers will pick up the phone and talk to secretary johnson about, we need to do this or that. he and i, we meet regularly. we talked to our teams about what we need to do to create stronger partnerships. what i have argued is that nsa and u.s. cyber command have great capabilities, but we have got to do this in a partnership with others. in the federal government, our biggest partners are the dhs and fbi. that is the way it is going to be. that's what we need to do. i am not about control. the team at fort meade has to hear me say, it is not about control, it is about outcomes. i don't care who gets the credit. we are going to provide manpower and capabilities to support others. this is about helping to defend america and its allies. it is about providing capability for the greater good. that is what we are doing in the cyber arena. if they need to do that as part of a broader partnership -- i would only highlight for my perspective i love our partnership with dhs. i can or member 2, 3 years ago arguments about who ought to do what. -- rememb

jeh wille fact that just pick up the phone, and rogers will pick up the phone and talk to secretary johnson about, we need to do this or that. regularly.e meet we talked to our teams about what we need to do to create stronger partnerships. what i have argued is that nsa and u.s. cyber command have great capabilities, but we have got to do this in a partnership with others. government, our biggest partners are the dhs and fbi. that is the way it is going to be. that's what we need to do. i am not about control. the team at fort meade has to hear me say, it is not about control, it is about outcomes. i don't care who gets the credit. we are going to provide manpower and capabilities to support others. defend about helping to america and its allies. it is about providing capability for the greater good. that is what we are doing in the cyber arena. partey need to do that as of a broader partnership -- i would only highlight for my perspective i love our partnership with dhs. member 2, 3 years ago arguments about who ought to do what. -- remember two, three years ago arguments about who ought

johnson. "state of the union" begins with another appearance by governor nixon and peter king, new york republican and lacy clay. at 4 p.m. eastern, face the nation from cbs, would governor , cornell mike rogersilliam brooks, and michael eric dyson. the sun the network talk shows are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. rebroadcasts of those shows begin at noon eastern with "meet week," "fox"this news sunday," and "state of the union," and then "face the nation." listen to them all on c-span radio here in the washington dc area, across the country on xm satellite radio, and you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-span.org. [indiscernible] anniversary of dr. king's march on washington and 50 years after the great society points out that "with sizable majorities of whites and blacks, they think that there is some racial discrimination today. blacks are more likely to save is widespread. 40% of blacks say that there is a lot of discrimination today compared to just 15% of whites who say that. the whole story is available online. joining us from missouri, reverend jesse jackson, who traveled there. thank you so much for being with us. goo

johnson believes that will change. >> i think that in next 24 months one team will come out. i believe in next two years, we'll have a team. >> alden smith met with rogergedal next week. smith is in great shape. expectation is that he could be suspended for six games niners coordinator says he's not overly concerned. >> at this point everybody is getting a lot of rest. if it was in the middle of the season, and it happens, without much of the warning might be tough. that is the way it happened last year. there wasn't much time. >> the 2014, 15 nba schedule released today. warriors open at sacramento against kings hosting at cell. and lebron james visit oakland today is national left handers day. warriors treated out one more time, show us. skilled with the left. other famous lefties, 49ers hall of fame quarterback steve young comes to mind. barry bonds with a majestic swing. it's me, schooling play thompson. welcome to clay's worst nightmare. >> unbelievable. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> i know. >> yes. >> wow. >> yes. >> enthusiasm. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00 marin county sheriff's department reveals why they revea

johnson believes that will change. >> i think that in next 24 months one team will come out. i believe in next two years, we'll have a team. >> alden smith met with rogeris in great shape. expectation is that he could be suspended for six games niners coordinator says he's not overly concerned. >> at this point everybody is getting a lot of rest. if it was in the middle of the season, and it happens, without much of the warning might be tough. that is the way it happened last year. there wasn't much time. >> the 2014, 15 nba schedule released today. warriors open at sacramento against kings hosting at ora cell. and lebron james visit oakland today is national left handers day. warriors treated out one more time, show us. skilled with the left. other famous lefties, 49ers hall of fame quarterback steve young comes to mind. barry bonds with a majestic swing. it's me, schooling play thompson. welcome to clay's worst nightmare. >> unbelievable. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> i know. >> yes. >> wow. >> yes. >> enthusiasm. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00 marin county sheriff's department reveals why they revealed so much about w

johnson, would you buy shares in alibaba? >> it depends on the shares. >> i would definitely buy it. >> roger hamilton, thank you for joining usnt to thank michael ceo of marketfield asset management, for joining us. even with a newborn at home. thank you for joining us. >> congratulations. >> risk on three days in a row, $104.n moving in a weaker pound sterling over the the rubleh, and elevated today, of course significant unrest in eastern ukraine. >> we're awaiting jobless claims that come out a 30 a.m. existing home sales -- and that, out at 8:30 a.m. existing home sales at 10:00 a.m. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." day as bank of america is punished hardest by regulators. the tab is $9 billion plus $8 billion plus a previous $9 billion. you do the math. the white house announces that attempt is made to rescue hostages in syria. james foley and others were not rescued. a conversation with the president of the kansas city federal reserve in her jackson hole. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world head quarters in your. it is thursday, august 2 1. our guest host for the ho

roger mcnamee, tech genius -- at 1:00 on "bloomberg west." always interesting to catch up with him. look for that. good morning everyone. with me, it is olivia sterns at brendan greeley. scarlet fu and adam johnsonycotted this morning. just tragic, but we're here with olivia sterns and brendan greeley. >> we are very happy to be here. there's a lot of news. vladimir putin is praising axon is an old unreliable partner. they began drilling in the ar ctic this weekend, unaffected by stricter sanctions. retalix ory measures are affecting europe. we have a global strategist from jpmorgan who joins us now. so, the question is, to what extent wind lease -- will these sanctions work? >> that is highly unlikely. i was looking at a financial times on friday that showed the huge surge in russia's food imports. pretty much when president clinton took office in 2000. -- president putin took office in 2000. if you look at it before that point, it was absolutely anemic. there -- they are light years beyond where they were. it is bringing up the harsh realities about russia in the 1990's. also, we are light years beyond that. because russians are so used to the hoarding behavior and wages -- if you look over th