shelia has the story. shelia? >> as if we didn't have enough to care about. they target these medical records because you have your social security number, credit card number, address all in one place. think about all the information you have to give every time you go to the doctor. and best of all, health care companies are typically behind the curve when it comes to security spending. they focus on tech investment for health care instead. that makes medical identity theft some 50 times more valuable that be your typical identity information. cybercriminal attacks and health care organizations like hospitals and clinics are up 100% since 2010, and it's estimated that we actually have some 50 million breaches a year. now, if you're an investor and want to play on this, analysts i spoke to say cybersecurity firms they cover are noting more interest from health care companies. two companies that are active in this field, palo alto networks, that stock is up over about 60% in the past six months alone, and lesser known imperva. it specializes in data at the data

joining me to talk about the deadline, congresswoman shelia jackson lee of texas.ee you, congresswoman. good morning. >> chris, good to be with you. i'm excited. it's nothing like rushing to the future and rushing to success. >> well, the clock is ticking for the president at a time when republicans, as you well know, are basing entire campaigns on their opposition to obamacare. whitt ayers, a gop pollster, says the core message is running against obamacare. that is the most effective message. so the question is, with all this pushback still by the republicans, can the white house meet its goal? >> absolutely. today, i'm hosting an event with women, when women succeed, america succeeds. we'll be talking about issues that impact women. we'll be enrolling at that particular event the numbers of women that we expect to come to here information about an economic agenda. in fact, the affordable care act is an economic agenda. it does have an impact on families and women, heads of household, and children. and the people that i have interacted, they just want the informat

>> shelia, it's a fantastic segue. let's bring in jeff. jeff, you were just quoted, back to you. what do you make of today. do we need to really worry ability gilead's impact on the entire sector? >> well, today was an interesting overreaction, probably. the likelihood that congress can dictate price to gilead is infinitesimally small, in our opinion. and really, this isn't the beginning of a change in drug pricing overall. so we're not concerned about this, but there's definitely some evidence that the conviction about the sector and about this rally that is now two years long is starting to wane. we would say, this is not the end of the biotech boom of 2013, but it might be the beginning of the end. >> okay, when you say maybe the eighth inning, jeff, where would you remain invested in the biotech sector? >> well, paradoxically, we like the large caps. we think if you look several years out, the large cap biotechs are still relatively affordable. they're trading at only nine or ten times what's likely to be peak 2017/2018 earnings. and as such, they're pretty attractive, even b

children safe and that is a difficult job and the mistakes can be deadly in the first of two reports, shelia is reporting from florida where hundreds of children have died even though the investigators knew they were victims of alleged child abuse. >> this was cold and calculating and evil. >> in a florida courtroom, sharon glass is facing sentencing for child abuse. a boy locked in this bathroom for months and the window is boarded up, sleeping on the bare floor, and starved. >> in the photographs they were gut wrenching. the initial impression it is looking like something from a concentration camp. >> the nearly 13 victim and weighing 40 pounds and wearing the too large clothes of an 8-year-old. >> this child is near death. >> i state na that 15 years i have had two or three cases that consider the conduct just pure evil. >> this is a case that the department knew about and warned about for years. ex-husband alone reportedly calls the child abuse hot line a dozen times. until he says he was told to stop calling. the teachers and principals called again and again and reported bruises and bl