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. >>> and in 2014, ute health care is adding walmart to the preferred pharmacy network that begins nextyear. >>> and it has been one year since the marketplaces, all part of the affordable care act, theh glitches and error messages. >> reporter: josh and emily ostein have been trying to create an account. >> we have been trying to create an account, they say the user word is incorrect, the pass word is incorrect. >> they both work in the health care industry but will losee their health care in january, they're anxious to get their plan resolved. >> this reminds you of different things our clients go through daily in applying for different types of services they want. >> new jersey is one of three different states on the federal exchange, after taking parts down over the weekend, officials say wait times were cut by 50%, but they still have more to do. >> folks are working on it 24/7, tomorrow will be better, next week will be better. >> i.t. says there are flaws in the code system. >> they didn't have an adequate plan for the people trying to get in, we have a capacity issue, that makes

but there is very serious coming on ut from the public opinion, very concerned about what these intelligence organizations, not just the nsa but in britain, monitoring all of the phonecalls. >> thank you very much. and we should point out that aljazeera has exclusively obtained secret nsa documents how they used the september 11th attacks to defend the policies. they are for officials to use, and it appears that they did just that. >> there has not been -- they didn't say they were going to just forgive this. >> live from washington, and randall, what's happening there right now? >> around the world, representatives of state and local governments, it's a new initiative launched by the u.s. department of commerce to try to attract more foreign investments in the u.s. and states and regions. and it's being coordinated by the federal government. something that nations around the world have been doing a long time. but until now, most of the efforts to bring foreign investment into the u.s. has been handled on a state to state basis. president obama, for two years, has been working on a plan to g

but the utes had their own plans. let's go to salt lake city for the action. second quarter is where we pick it up. the hand off to anderson, 3-yard rushing td. fourth quarter, stanford down 13. kevin hogan to the end zone. td. under a minute to go. stanford down 6. fourth and 2, incomplete. utah with the upset win, 27-21. >>> what about the cal bears taking on ucla. also a top 15 team in the country. just before half, brett hundley down the seam for a 26-yard touchdown. bruins up 14 at that point. fourth quarter, fourth and goal, jared goff is stopped. cal managed 320 yards of offense. bruins win 37-10. >>> san jose state spartans taking on colorado state. fourth quarter, tyler winston. class a speed. you're not going to catch him. no problem right there. 431 yards, three touchdowns, spartans win 34-27. >>> to the ice we go. sharks hosting the senators. less than a minute into the game. tomas hertl. yes, that's the rookie with his seventh goal of the season which leads the nhl. he can do just about anything he wants to do. however he left in the second period

vens tie it at ... 6 utes later... flacco takes a big hit... tandon doss great adjustment... knocked out of bounds after a gain of 40 yards... tucker makes another field goal... ravens by 3.... . only 24 yards rushing last week... bernard pierce gets more on this carry... 28 yard galop... longest raven run of the as. they rushed for 133 against miami.... 3rd and 10... torrey smith has been the one constant on the offense... 22 yard grab moves the sticks... 6 catches for 121 yards... . same drive... 4th quarter... ricbounces it off takle... 3 yard touchdown... 74 yards and 2 scores... pe and black . . but back come the fish... tannenhill perfect throw to his tight end... clay picks up 45 yards... dolphins get a field goal... trail by 7... . ensuing ravens drive... already 3rd and 22 from their 9... it gets worse... flacco's arm hit on the throw... flouers in the air... reshad jones piks itoff... returns it 25 yards for the gaty toow. no eugene monroe... dion jordan beats bryant mckinnie... disrupts the pass leading to the turnover... . 5 and a half minutes left... terrell sugg

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there was never any proof the plot was ever carried ut out. >> firefighters contained a house fire in the town of felton. you can see flames in this view from sky 7 hd. there were no injuries and firefighters kept it from spreading to neighboring homes. now to the latest on breaking news out of langs. jurors in the michael jackson case decided jackson's concert promoter was in the responsible for the death. jurors handed down that after a five-month long trial they agree aeg live did hire the doctor but said dr. murray was competent and awarded no money to jackson's family. jury forman spoke to explain why they sit sided with aeg. >> he was kpet don't dot job of being a general practitioner that, doesn't mean that we felt he was ethical. and maybe had that word been in the question there could have been a different outcome. but for the job he was hired to do, that is what we had to focus on. >> aeg says it's pleased with the decision. jackson's mother told reporters she was okay after the verdict. >> eight days and counting before a possible bart strike. if it happens hundreds of thou

the utes had never beat a top five team in the regular season. the first, stanford up 14-7, wilson throws it up for grabs. anderson cuts in front of the cardinal db to make the catch and tie it at 14-14. fourth quarter, stanford trying to rally back. this makes it a six-point game. final minute the cardinal inside the ten, fourth and ten, hogan those it out of the end zone. utah hangs on for the upset win against stanford. >>> never got on track against the ucla, picks off goth, 1 of two turnovers by the freshman quarterback. cal scored a season low 10 points. things went back for hudley, ucla hangs on, 37-10. the bears have allowed 30 or more points in every game this season. they fall to 1-5. >>> san jose state taking on colorado state. scary moment, tucker lands on his head. he would be carted off and is spending the night in a colorado hospital. he did have feeling in all of his extremities. >>> fourth quarter, tied at 7-7. fails has over 400 yards passing for the second time this season. san jose state beats colorado state 34-27 to improve t

>>ut, gary b., we don't fault if we hit the debt ceiling.e bring in lots more revenue, and we canay our bills if we prioritize spending. what do you think? >> well, sasha was questiing larry's straight face answer. and i'm kind of questioning why she'suestioning that. larryoints out we take in a lot more revenue to pay the interest on our debt, almost times the amount. so it' kind of like you get a edit card bill. you might not be able to pay off all o the bills, if you can pay the interest you can paythat. and then the queion becomes, what are you going to do with the rest of your bis? well, like any family, you have to priorite. that's what i've seen th the government shutdown, if you will. even though everyone thinks the whole government is shut down, we are still paying about 80% of the fees out there, governmentally. it's really only 20% cut down. so we prioritized. maybe with an axn this case, but we did it. and that's what would happen with the whole debt ceiling. >> jonas, would this hurt the economy, though? >> yeah, because tt assu

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ut the owner of one rafting compana explains the toll he's feelingse right now.right no >> we're losing about $1 million between our company and all theh other companies that run october trips.ps. >> sad. it is truly sad to drive aroundu grand canyon national park anda it's like a ghosttown. >> a lot of business at stakenea here. ere. 2000 national park workers havev been furloughed in the area andd that does not include all of the seasonal workers suddenlysuddeny without a job.t a ob. >>> over in virginia a popularul attraction for locals andsnd tourists is also closed becausee of the shutdown. shutdo the sky land drive in shenandoah national park are both out ofouf commission. october is typically one of thee busiest months for visitors visr because people like to head outt there and take in all thatt beautiful fall foliage.foi >> if there's any consolation,cn at least the weather isn't goin to be great for leaf peeping the next few days, so with the parkr closed --sed -- >> there's folks that reallya r take that in.take thain. >> the photo ops. the photoops. it's a shame and we know

next item, item three, approval of october 17, meeting min utes. >> motion to move minutes. i move. >> all in favor. >> i. >> any opposed. next item. item four presentation and discussion on board of supervisors file number 130781, special finance taxing law. we have with us >> thank you for having us here today. i welcome the opportunity to talk to you about the mandatory soft story retro fit program. the ordinance that you see before you, what i wanted to do was explain about what we're working on here that will be at the board right now. to give you some context i think some of you may be familiar with the requirements of the soft story ordinance, but to give you an idea of what the requirements entail, it's looking at the building stocks that we saw significant damage in after the loma earth quake. we've noticed an issue for years and have been trying to deal with this in a comprehensive way that the conducive to the property owners and small businesses that are in them. we think this affects roughly 6,000 businesses that have been -- 6,000 buildings that have been notic

second, we try to attract and support community businesses that cater to the large population of /kpwro*ut, seniors and families that reside in the excelsior neighborhood. too many of any business type can hurt the business mix of an a corridor. it's my firm belief that the excelsior corridor has enough cannabis dispensaries. >> we were restricted from neighborhoods because people thought we were going to bring property values down. i worked in the south for civil rights, you name the minority now, medical cannabis patients i've represented them. it always makes me startled when i hear the buzz words that are used to discriminate against a minority group such as medical cannabis patients. the last speaker talked about a healthy mix of businesses. you know, economists talk about a clustering /e effect as an efficient way to increase business. why are there four gas stations around a corner. turns out that's an economic effect because it brings more vitality service and competition. so all of the arguments about a healthy mix -- just sophisticated buzz words that seems to me to undermind the