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u.s. department of health and human services, announced last week it will conduct monthly cyber threat briefings to help health care organizations prepare for and respond to security breaches. i.t. security firms like publicly-traded palo alto network and imperva provide services tailored for health care companies, all with the hope of delivering a dose of protection for patients. for "nightly business report," i'm sheila dharmarajan. den. >> john hardwood joins us from the white house with more on today's meetings. john, first of all who was there and what was on the agenda? what were they complaining about mostly? >> netflix and facebook, google and a series of others. look, their complaints are partly about privacy but they're partly about public relations. because remember, the tech companies as well as the administration were embarrassed by the nsa revelations. the administration because it made them look like big brother looking at everything's communications, and the tech companies because it made them look like the accessories to big brother. so in part they're trying to figure out ways

of a movie theater. my moe cushion was with my father and my how. what's going on? why is this just taking a turn for the worse. >>> the u.s. department of of health and human servicesns officials think thattest mate may be concerning. juvenile country key cheveski. >> it's very painful to watch because when you watch a youngster who you to of know for a long time. and i thought you had helped each. >> he says solutions are hard to come by. sometimes parents and teachers don't accept the help. >> if we can get the parents to get involved even on a small degree. the kids also does better. if the.s are just willing to ignore for the worse. >> and most of the people are signed up for the walking tours. >> you should be the very person to tell him. hey this doesn't feel good. >> more mentoring programs for children of coffee can help. so can better education and jobs so that crime isn't all in the family. that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. results. yes, i am aware that hospitals are a hotbed of infection. - thank you, manny. - (beep) a couple of weeks ago, i had a minor heart incident. i am fine. but just to be sa

u.s. department of health and human services says that florida has a higher rate of child death after family reunification than other states. >> then is case of michael, a three-year-old that suffocated in october after being wrapped head to toe in six layers of blankets as a form of punishment and a public revuke of the dcf. there was a child conviction in michigan. >> should they have known? >> yes. >> why didn't they know? >> it was an oversight. >> in the brevard county choom sharon glass receives 40 years for child abuse and neglect. the boyfriend has pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing. julia lynch the charge of the prosecutions. >> can you tell us how the boy is doing? >> much, much better. much, much better. when he testified at the trial he looked healthy and in a good home environment now. >> the judge is saying that the department of children and families has to require the investigators to have degrees in social work. turnover is 20% a year. higher at local child welfare agencies. >> we have to create special work schools for this in the florida universities and we should pay fo

service announcement called "control." it's part of the choose respect campaign. the u.s. department of health and human says as many as one in three teens will experience dating violence. the agency also says that more than half of them will never report it. >>> and i watched a couple of these on line. and the fact that the students created them -- they look like real great productions. so it's amazing what people can do these days. >> yeah. >>> well, a high school baseball player in georgia is a hero for his performance on the field. >> yeah. has nothing to do with any kind of great at-bat or dazzling catch here. alex norwood saved the umpire's life during a game last week. the ump clapped after the second inning. he was having a heart attack apparently. alex started doing cpr until paramedics got there. the umpire now recovering, he should be okay. alex, meanwhile, doesn't even see himself as a hero. i only did the first set of 30 compressions before the emt got there. i don't feel i did that much. >> but a lot, my friend. alex only learned cpr two weeks earlier so he could be certified as a lifeguar

service announcement called "control." it's part of the choose respect campaign. the u.s. department of health and human services says as many as one in three teens will experience dating violence. the agency also says more than half of them will never report it. >>> a heads up for parents. walmart recalling 174,000 dolls because they can overheat. there have been at least two reports of children getting burned by the my sweet love, my sweet baby cuddle care baby dolls. these dolls have a circuit board in the chest. the electronics bring on symptoms of illness, and the child uses medical instruments to heal the doll. if you have one, take out the batteries and return the doll to any walmart for a refund. >>> 6:24. we want to tell you about a new smartphone app you may want to download if are you expecting a baby. it's the bella beat connected system and lets you listen to your unborn baby's heartbeats and track his or her progress in the womb. expectant mothers can also track their own moods and feelings throughout their pregnancy. the app is free for apple users, but there is a free beta version availa

u.s. department of health and human services gets about $5.2 billion a year in federal funding, plus state matching funds, although fy 2014 appropriation is approximately $2.4 billion. the last reauthorization of this program took place nearly 20 years ago. this bipartisan cdbg reauthorization, the mikulski-burr-harkin-alexander, puts a greater emphasis on the quality of the childcare programs children are entering. the bipartisan bill would refocus the program on quality, not just access. the legislation emphasizes the protection of vulnerable populations, incentivizing self-sufficiency and individual responsibility. the bill also improves coordination among federal early childhood education programs. as a block grant, states have a great deal of flexibility in how they administer this child development block grant. funds that are generally required to help health, safety and quality guidelines, promote parental choice, assist parents in becoming independent through work promotion, and provide consumer information so that parents can make decisions about their child's care. the money help

from her previous post that new york's department of public health and mental hygiene and the u.s. department of health and human services. and dr. hamburg, we thank you for sharing your expertise with the committee and being here today. your statement which is an extensive statement, which i got through yesterday, last night, it will be a part of the record in its entirety. i'd like to ask maybe, giddy up to 10 minutes to go through that, if you'd like rather than just five, but maybe, however close you can keep it but below 10 minutes. i'm going to request the record remain open for 10 days for senator smith's statement or questions for the record. a couple things, at 10:30 i have to leave. you probably do, too. both of us have to leave. [inaudible conversations] >> good. and then i think, well, we have i think senator franken said he will take over at that time if we continue on beyond that, beyond that time but we are managing a bill on the floor that we have to leave four at 10:30. so again, dr. hamburg, welcome and please proceed. >> thank you very much, and i know that you're pressed for time so to give my oral st

and members of the subcommittee. i am robert vito regional inspector general for the office of the valuation inspections at the u.s. department of health and human services office of inspector general. thank you for the opportunity to testify about cms oversight with medicare contractors. two years ago i testified before you about recurring problems that we had identified with cms integrity contractors. cms relies on contractors to administer half a trillion dollars in medicare spending every year. oig understands effective oversight of the medicare contractors is continuous, demanding and resource intensive process for cms. and for choice in the same problems we identified in the past with cms oversight of contractors also extend to other cms contractors. today the oig is releasing two reports that highlight similar oversight problems with medicare advantage and part b. the oig has found that cms does not leverage data to improve oversight, does not investigate variations in data across contractors, does not address underperforming contractors timely and require corrective action plans and does not share informatiinformati on with beneficiaries and othe

and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> a maryland congressman says the inspector general of the u.s. department of health and human services plans to investigate maryland's troubled health care exchange. congressman andy harris is the state's only republican congressman and says he has confidence that the nonpartisan and independent inspector general will thoroughly investigate. maryland's online health exchange has been troubled with computer glitches ever since its debut on october 1st. >>> the u.s. senate meets at 4 p.m. eastern today. senators will start the day with general speeches before turning to an appeals court nomination. they'll vote at 5:30 eastern on moving forward with the nomination and on a bill dealing with sexual assaults in the military. after that democratic senators will start speeches on global climate change going all night long. we'll have live coverage here on c-span2. and c-span will be live at 2:30 eastern as senator bob casey talks about elections in afghanistan and the u.s. role there beyond 2014. the pennsylvania democrat chairs the foreign relations subcommittee that monitors that region. s

u.s. department of health and shoe bulletin human services says they are expecting a search bulletin searchletin certainj in march 31st deadline. anyone who encounters technical difficulties to complete their applications past the deadline. warnings from nato and the united states saying russian troops could be readying to move westward into the ukraine mainland and deeper into europe, although russia denies those claims >>> president obama leaves tonight for a summit in the netherlands on monday. he has called for a g7 meeting on the site bulletin sidelines and has asked countries to step up sanctions on moscow. those are the headlines on this sunday afternoon. america tonight is up next and for updates all day long, bulletin any time of the day, go to al jazeera america.com and have a good sunday and a good night. >>> bulletin bulletin good evening. walk into a nursing home in florida. there is a good chance you may see some very young, vulnerable residents there.

department of state, energy and health and human services, the united states agency for international development, a.i.d., the environmental protection agency, the national science foundation and the overseas private investment corporation. the u.s. department of agriculture, noaa and the peace corps have also made commitments to provide technical assistance in the developing world. to help advance the alliance's goal to spur the adoption of clean cook stoves in 100 million households by the year 2020, the u.s. government has focused its commitments on applied research and development, diplomatic engagement to encourage a market for clean cook stoves and to improve access, international development projects to help build commercial businesses and development efforts, including humanitarian and empowerment programs for women and girls. the legislation that senator durbin and i are introducing today reinforces this commitment and would require the secretary of state to work to advance the goals of the alliance. in addition, the bill authorizes the existing funding commitments made by our government to ensure that these crucial pledges toward preventing unnecessary illness and reducing pollution around the globe are met. by support

u.s. almost killed the internet." @ can follow steven leafy stevenleafy.wired. >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius testified about her department's budget request. you can see that on c-span.org. here's a little of what she said. >> we've seen eight delays bringing the total to 35. the question is, what other delays do you expect? are you going to delay the mandate that individuals have to buy government-approved health care or pay a tax? >> no, sir. >> are you going to delay open enrollment beyond march 31? >> no, sir. >> is it correct you don't have the authority to extepped that deadline? the centers for medicare and medicaid have made. do you agree with that? >> i haven't seen their statement, sir, but there is no delay beyond march 31. >> my question is, the law very clearly makes the case that tax credits are available only to individuals who enrolled in the exchanges. yet two weeks ago in regulation you deemed that individuals who haven't enrolled are eligible for tax credits. my question is, what specific provision in the affordable care act grants you that authority? >> sir, i can depet you the specific cite, but the authority really comes from a law that states if a person is eligible

u.s. citizens to be alert. avoid all public demonstrations and any large crowds that lack enhanced security measures. >>> health insurance companies will no longer be able to discriminate against same sex spouses. the department of health and human servicese to heterosexual couples must also provide it to legally married couples of the same gender. the decision allowed same sex couples access to many government benefits >>> the u.s. is stepping up the use of technology to oversee aids work in afghanistan. they want to use smartphones, satellite imagery, and gps to oversee projects. the agency has spent $12 billion on projects in afghanistan. the troop drawdown will leave only a 5th of the country accessible to u.s. civilian workers. >>> the f 35 fighter jet was unveiled in glendale, arizona. the demonstration was designed to show off the capables. it's part of the plan to phase out the f 16s. >>> the army is working to develop a test to decide the best soldiers who are fit for combat, regardless of gender. a series of drills -- unlike tradition tests, these are related to actual battlefield duty. >> females should have the opportunity to do it if they're physically capable which some are weaver finding out. >> it's about matching skill s