. >> look, it won't always be, from day one, they had the rd siv, economically unfeasible. there is no way you can look at the american public and say we will add all these millions of people, by the way, it's not sting anything, we are seeing the outcome. we are starting at this point in time. >> on the pr side, it's not just the uninsured. i'm looking at a fox news pole. six out of ten expect tear rates to go much higher. >> we got the evidence of it right now. l.a. times reporting and blue cross in california will raise premiums up to 25% for people who are grandfathered into older plants. the state is trying to put a stop to that. this is the kind of thing you will see, how about the cadillac health care plans kicks in. 40% exuse tax, that is going to hit, guess who? union. you will see more and more outrage. >> well see what happens between now and then. ben, here's the thing, we were told there were 30 million people out there in america with no insurance. i thought there would be the rush for the sea. where are the crowds? they got everyone promoting this, the nfl, n

it attracts the criminal element the government is like a siv with our money. >> convicted criminal, what do you think of all this? >> i think, look, we are all concerned about our private data compromised. as we saw recently with target. it can happen in the private sector as well as the public sector. i think they do have measures, whether it's background checks orhe exclusive party lists, which is government maintains anybody not in business with the government to do business with the government. we hope with this information that we are now talking about as well as the further monitoring that we won't have the excised data. we can go on to doing more than 3 hill enrolled in the affordable care act. >> this is so much bigger, brenda, first of all, who made the decision to put richard simmons in tights? second of all, kathleen sebelius said we should have done more background checks on these people. third, i get the notion we should give convicted felons a second shot in life. promote it. say, hey, this is what we are doing. that's not what happens. all it does is lead to more skep

with e elections coming up in turkey and the fact that the internet is leaking official secrets like a siv, their argument is that the government is trying to curb the free flow of information online. our starting point this week is istanbul. ♪ >> trying to influence others. it's a new concept. >> when you look, it's the turkish immediamedia ownership the issue. >> there is no media, no press which operates solely to inform. >> it's not only the government that we need to criticize. it's the media needs to look at the mirror. >> at professor of law and member of the ak party's central schmidt. a turkish businessman with media connections who defends the prime minister's defense of the media. a columnist and digital journalist who say the media have their faults but that the government has gone too far and that the new internet law is just the latest example of that. >> if enacted, the law will allow the government to take down any online content it wants without first going to the courts. in the wake of a government corruption scandal where much of the grainy video evidence first and onlin

official said american diplomats have been holding sense siv discussions with -- sensitive discussions in hopes of freeing a prisoner. they say the talks are being suspended because of the current complex situation in pakistan. the spokesman did not say what the situation was. bo bergdahl was captured in 2009. >>> the united states and south korea have started their annual drills. today's drill last lasts for about 11 days. the second drill is scheduled to continue through mid-april. that exercise will involve 7500 u.s. soldiers and more than 150,000 south korean soldiers. >>> 7:16. a meeting will be held tonight at a southern california school where a teacher was just arrested accused of inappropriate contact with students. 28-year-old melissa lingren teaches 8th grade. she was arrested friday after two boys told a counselor about an alleged relationship with her that included late-night texting. she's now facing child molestation charges. parents say they first heard about this when her photo and news of the arrest poched up on social immediate -- popped up on social media. >> i seen