and web corp. and he reported on the continued work with mission hiring hall and how they are doing quarterly sessions. and there are lessons that they do over in city college as they continue to work with various students to try to projects and work with city build for various package update sos that everyone can know what kind of work is coming out and obviously by the list that we have presented today, there is going to be a lot of exposure and a lot of opportunities coming up here. the international workers, and in attendance in our meeting on november first as well, and he reported as of what is happening as of today, they received over 13 applications for 100 to 200 apprenticeships so so they are receiving a lot of interest and so going back to the labor issues or lack thereof. he actually reported on it and how they are getting the apprentices graduated and how they have 45 journey men on the sites in the area and so all very good stats as we move forward. on the apprenticeship itself, i wan

so this is the next thing on the web site.o i'm releasing a todd berry did a -- >> jon: a funny man. >> great comedian. please don't take my time with his applause though. todd did a thing called a crowd work tour we only talked to the audience for a -- he did a whole tour of hour long shows with no jokes, just chatting with the audience. i sent a crew out. it's the first thing i funded through the web site. i financed it and we prodeuced it for -- produced it for todd. it's going to be released on the web site. it's the coolest thing we've done on the web site. >> jon: you are the don kershner of comedy. >> yeah. >> jon: i'm old. tomorrow it's on available on his web site. get it now because. tomorrow it's going be porn. louie ck as [cheers and applause] jorchg that's our show, everybody. unfortunately once again we've lost a great one. here it is your moment of zen. >> just one word try it. now you know half the song. now sing it. ♪ ♪

plus how the worldwide web just got a whole worldwider. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> hey this, is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so please join our live conversation on twitter at ali velshi and on facebook. i hope you got a good night sleep and a second wind today because tonight i'm going to tax your brain and mine. here is our challenge. i want you to understand what happens to the currencies and economies of far away places like turkey, south africa and india, and why they ended up taking a sizable bite out of your investments today. this is all about how markets and countries are connected, and those connections are taking a toll on u.s. stalks. they fell again today even before the federal reserve said they'll continue tapering or pulling back on the bond-buying program that has helped to keep the u.s. economy afloat the past few years. the dow lost more than a percent. the nasdaq and s&p 500 fell more than 1% each. the fed said nothing about the turmoil that has been rocking emerging marke

kennedy's um, you know, analysis he had done on the web site. and i just want to be clear that, you know, if him and his security researchers actually did go to adot.governor, they did pull data in an unauthorized manner, then that is a significant issue. i was also, you know, i went to the course hill i was in the military for the fbi, and i can tell you that's of grave concern to us, when anybody goes out to a federal government web site without permission and is actually passively e enumerating, then executing something to pull data off that web site. >> thank you very much. dr. ponemon, for my last, you indicated that your mother had this incident happen with her identity. what about that stolen information affected her health care? >> you know, in the case of my mom, she would fall into the category of an identity, she's an identity theft victim but not a medical identity theft victim. because really her med -- medical records were not exposed. so that would be a different crime, and thank goodness she's not a medical identity theft victim

it has been a topic of lively debate among american web users in recent weeks. isear-old marlise muno brain-dead, but she is being kept alive on life support machines in a texas hospital. she's being kept alive against her own and her family's wishes. texas against in letting her die because she is pregnant. the majority of web users commenting on the story support her family and condemn the texas law which restricts doctors from ending life support for a women -- for a woman even if she -- the law should be abolished immediately so that marlise can die with dignity. an abortion rights group is urging people to sign this petition. the document states that it should be the patient and their loved ones, not politicians, making the difficult decisions of whether to remove life support. that web users are saying in this very complex scenario it is not just the family's wishes that need to be considered. they say the viability of the fetus should also be taken into consideration before deciding whether or not pregnant woman should be kept alive by artificial means. o

and doing the value engineering and preparation of bid package ss one of the main, and because web cor are the ones that are putting them out there and the bidding itself, and that is, that leads me into the contract amendment request for today. and which we would complete the precom services through 2015. back in 2009, is when the cmgc agreement was reached with web cor, and that at the time there was no train box, the train box was added in 2010 and eventually that services were included by 2011, preconstruction services were amended by amendment 20 to include the scope of that work. since that time, there was items such as the risk and vonnerbility assessment that was added and had to reevaluate and remodel and modify a lot of the design in the project. and which also affected the design delivery, as well. and now, when the board, when we came with the budget in july, all of those impacts were addressed in the budget for preconstruction services. we at that time, we knew of the ads to modeling and we knew that there was going to be additional schedule, which is basically the schedul

we are talking top-level web domains, part of the web address after the dot, like.com and.org. a plus will hit the market like dot bike and dot singles. think of them like neighbourhoods. david shuster shows us how the top-level domains could change the web as we know it. >> they are calling it the biggest land grab in internet history, tens of thousands of web addresses up for sale. the internet is no longer relegated to dot come and dot net now that there are tld, or top level domains, anything to the right of the dot. >> there are domains that speak to who you are and what you are about. >> there's an idea of providing a distinct identities. assigning meaning to what comes after the dot. say dot gay, dot kosher - enabling the communities to come together and have a distinct presence in the virtual land accept of the internet. >> secure the name for you today. >> so dot come can be: >> and 1,000 more. they'll be released over the flowers of the year. 1900 individuals and companies applied for their own tlds, paying $135,000 for each application. big named brands are dropping

but this web site's name alone is a problem. >> the message at the top of the web site is conveying thatbody listed on this web site is a home wrecker. and so she's the one sending the message. >> reporter: but ariell a is not concerned. >> once you sleep with a married man, that's it, you're a home wrecker. >> that was curtis ming reporting. >>> investors guard against the possibility f -- of slowing growth in china. here's wendy gillette with your cbs money watch report. >>> stocks in asia tanked, hong kong's hang seng lost two pert. big losses here on wall street, and another rough ride over the next few days amid concerns about manufacturing in china, weaker r u.s. corporate earnings and the federal reserve meeting later this week. that's when the central bank could announce it will further taper the economic stimulus program. on friday, the dow lost 318 points, and the nasdaq fell 90. another retailer possibly hit by a security breach. this time it's michael's stores, which sells home decor and craft items. the company announced the breach over the weekend after learning about possi

everyone agrees that initially the web site's performance was seriously flawed. our committee has a legitimate interest in investigating contractor performance and agency oversight. and we have held multiple hearings on this topic already. but let me pause here for a moment, and i'm just reminded of what emerson said, a favorite quote of mandela. he said, do not, do not be in fear and fail to act because of your fears and your problems. but be led by your hopes and your dreams. and this is about the hopes and the dreams of americans to stay well, to make sure that their children are well, to make sure that if they get sick, they don't have to go into bankruptcy. that's what this is about, and that's why you're right, mr. hearing -- mr. chairman, this hearing is serious, because it has consequences. in terms of security of the web site, however, it is important to highlight all of the facts instead of cherry picking, i said it, cherry picking, partial information to promote a political narrative that is inaccurate. based on the documents we have reviewed -- and wh

the white house official web site says the opposite of the president. we take it up with the a team. stay with us [ me announcer ] this is thetory of the dusty basement at 06 35th street the old dining tle at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those o believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world'great stories. that began much the same w ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to wk in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! lou: the a-team is joining us, back with us. columnist tom fund, and folks news contrac contributor judy m, and e ee we'll wheel. >> your take. >> even the weather is against chris christie. i rarely quote donald trump, he is one e-mail away from utter political catastrophy. >> if these investigations.

then we get to web and mobile. be interesting as we get to this universal set of platforms, which is where this is headed, the question is will outlets -- it will be to get his print up high enough. people will not just live on mobile. does the company have to run across all three. sofrom what you have seen far, what do you think he has said with the idea of three screens? >> we started with the idea it was news for smartphones. as we evolve the company, we came to realize mobile means the lifestyle. will expand into other screens. we are already on android tablets. a bit of web experience. is that we want to be everywhere people are mobile. the lifestyle and not the device. >> obviously, a serious journalist, that is your editor ideaief. you hatched this with him. good forown what is viral for a long time. you're trying to replicate that with the news. as far as fund raising and what is running the business going. >> it is interesting. this is my first foray into the business. it functions kind of the same. you go

but he says this web site's name alone say problem. >> the message at the top of the web site is conveyingare a home wrecker. >> she ended the relationship, finally, she says she found out that the man was talking to yet another woman. [music] >> paul and ringo together again. tonight, the grammyses paid tribute to the 50th anniversary of the beatles first television appear skpapbs tribute to the san francisco legend who shot photographs of the beatles last concert. >> reporter: august 29th, 1966 at candlestick park. here is where the beatles played the last concert, nobody knew it at the time. the only photographer backstage snapping these photographs it. >> they were having fun. >> reporter: the legendary, jim marshall. >> coming on the stage, coming out of 2nd base. i was running backwards. >> a moment in history that will never happen again and jim got it. >> reporter: he died four years ago. now the recording academy hopb ordhim with a sperb award on hand to accept it, his friend amelia davis. >> i think he would pour himself a glass of whiskey and take a drink. [ laughter ] >> report

. >> is this a dead spider on the web. i checked it out. a thing that looked dead started to move back and forth. >> they may have made a fake spider out of debris. >> coming closer we realised there was a small spider making a big fake spider in the web. >> it's a tiny spider disguised as a big spider. the real spider is small, long abdomen, short webs, it's not a bigger version of itself, but a spider that's nearby. he's vibrating the web to make it look like he is a big spider. it was so cool, something we had no idea existed and the world had no idea existed. we were stoked. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight - correct legs on the fake. >> the spider is not just different. it's different from another animal, there's no other app malls besides humans that can make a bigger version of itself. >> it wasn't a spider in the web, it was something else. >> yes, it blew my mind. eight legs. >> you don't think about spiders being able to think about making a decoy. that's what he has done. >> that's what i love. people say, "how d

in november, after the web site was launched, four experts testified before the house about web site problems. they were asked, would any of you -- would any of you -- advise an american citizen to use this web site as the security systems now exist? not one of them -- not one of the four said that they would. none. well, by december, one of those same industry experts said that the situation was even worse. the so-called fixes caused new security patterns and problems. remember, that's after the white house was claiming that it had fixed the web site. what they had fixed was just the tip of the iceberg and these problems under the tip continue today. so the house passed a bill on friday overwhelming, bipartisan majority. president still says he opposes it. but why, why would the president oppose this bill? why would he oppose being honest with the american people and helping them protect themselves from identity theft? president obama has dug in his heels so deep on his health care law that he won't even consider good bipartisan ideas that will help the american people. senator joha

the web the u.s. communication giants empowered to govern internet traffic at the go ahead online services jump the queue at the expense of others. in this is art international live from moscow eight pm here now our top story then this hour the second and final day of voting is underway in egypt on whether to accept another new constitution critics say yes result will serve to secure the military's grip on future governments the ousted muslim brotherhood refuses to take part calling it a sham referendum that puts the army before the people volunteering day one of the ballot killed eleven r.t.l. troops and kyra. well the chip sions it once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim governments and also the minutes three and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a yes votes and if there's a high turnout in particular the military has this key articles within this constitution which would cement military power

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rather than you who is trying to consume it. >> they're paying to get that content to the web. they pay for all the points that it links u up to the providers. it doesn't seem to me that there is an extra charge they have to pay. and guess who is going to pay it ultimately is me. if netflix' cost goes up 25% that will show up in my wallet. these companies instead of investing in their networks, they're profiting from the scarcity. they're proposing these special deals that it won't count against my cap or whatever have you where in the end i'll pay any way where all i want is this amazing internet is where i can log on and find what i want. these are vastly profitable companies. cable companies are making 90% margin, they can pay to invest. >> there could be some benefits here for consumers, that really should not be understated. but yes, when i watch netflix sometimes i get a lot of buffering, and it really stinks. would i like it if netflix paid a little extra and i got a better experience, sure. the problem is does that limit the choices overall in terms of what i can access

join us for web news, which follows next. i will be back at the bottom of the hour with the top stories. hello, and will come to today's web news, where we are looking at some of the stories making online headlines. coming up on today show, the french senate approves the so- called anti-amazon bill. americans conducting science experiments during the cold wave. and a double amputee from brazil wowing the skateboarding world. wednesday, the french senate unanimously approved a bill aimed at protecting booksellers from france from online competition. the bill which will go back to the national assembly for second reading before being formally adopt it will restrict online vendors from offering free delivery to customers will top of a maximum five percent discount on books. it has been called the anti- amazon bill, mainly targeting the american all my shopping giant. of whate been accused people called dumping, shipping books free of charge without a minimum purchase amount. it will mean they will be paying more for books online

>> ray -- >> they are paying to get that to the web.hey pay to all of the points where it links up with any of these providers. it doesn't make any sense to me there should be an extra charge that they also have to pay and guess who will pay that extra charge ultimately? it will be me that will show up in my wallet. this is the problem. instead of investing in their networks, they are profiting from the scarcity and so they are proposing all of the special deals where it won't count against my cap or what have you, but in the end, i am going to end up paying anyway when all i want is this amazing internet i have always had where i can log on and find what i want. these are vastly, vastly profitable companies. they say the cable companies are making 90% profit margins on their cable modems. they can afford to invest. >> maggie rearden can quickly. >> i was going to say, ray, there could be some benefits here for consumers. i think that that should not be understated. but yes, when i watch netflix sometimes, i get a lot of buffering. it r

there's no excuse for this web site not to work. there's no excuse.hose who worked the hardest to make sure we had health care, but it will work and the policy is solid. >> jon: but there's clearly something systemic going on that is making the v.a. unable to deal with the backlog. to make us unable to deal. obama's it guy, he's clearly a brilliant guy, he arranged all of obama's internet campaign stuff. he would find you, you would be in the bathtub and you would get an e-mail. hey, have you thought about giving us money. >> classify those who bate. they know what we do. >> jon: that guy couldn't figure out the process. he couldn't figure out how to bid for that contract. he said it was a 300-page document. and it seems like it's obscured like that purposefully so that the larger companies have an advantage because they have teams of lawyers and things that can do it. >> doesn't matter. what maps is it should have been prepared for. there's no excuse. >> jon: sure. >> all that is -- okay. >> jon: i'm not presenting it as an execution i'm asking do we

>> all you need for it is a web cam.ad of being motion captud an all the things movie studios use, you just use a web cam. >> will the mouth moove? >> yes. and we're allowing for audio manipulation. future goal is to have it fulfill any kind of online interaction you have with people. you'll be able to have an avatar for your entire body. this is made by a bunch of experienced game developers, so they're trying to get it into video games in the future. so your character in games could not only be your actions, but it could also be responding to your facial features. >> wouldn't that be nice. >>> alarm clock. >> jacksonville having a wars found themselves nowhere near the nfl playoff this is year, but don't worry jag fan, you can celebrate with this video pjhav found themselves nowhere near the nfl playoff this is year, but don't worry jag fan, you can celebrate with this video pahav found themselves nowhere near the nfl playoff this is year, but don't worry jag fan, you can celebrate with this video puhavs found themselv

the obamacare web site is 100% not secure. your personal information can get hacked, healthcare dotted gov has gotten worse. nothing has changed since the november 19th testimony. in fact since the november 19th testimony it's even worse. >> remember this from last november? well, cyber security experts warning congress the obamacare web site poses a great security risk. >> do any of you today think today that the site is secure. >> no. no. >> no. no. >> today back in front of the same house committee. so what do they have to say about healthcare.gov now? any improvement? >> healthcare.gov is not secure today and nothing has really changed since the november 19th testimony. in fact, from our november 19th testimony it's even worse. i don't understand how we are still discussing whether or not the web site is insecure or not. it is. there is no question about that. >> it is insecure it? >> is insecure absolutely 100%. >> security expert david kennedy joins us. job whether to ask you 100% insecure or that it has even got worse.

platform andthe daily web which lists the blocked web addresses. same-sex marriage is a hashtag they are using to poke fun of da vid sylvester. are aaims that the floods result of divine retribution because of the latest change. identifies it as a source of all their problems ironically. american film stars on social networks, currently. usedss jennifer lawrence #lawrencing to scoff at the dress she wore. a practice, which, we see published on twitter, consists of emulating a contortionist by taking itself he in a confined space wacko washing machine or fridge. an idea quickly copied by dozens of net users that decided to publish snaps. they show men, women, and babies squeezing themselves and the suitcases, shelves, and an activity that can be pursued a loan or with friends. requires no particular picture, just a creativity. >> i have decided to let the internet use the name of my daughter. desai created by canadian future dad where net users can suggest and vote for a name. 4000 suggestions have been made. many were disregarded immediately, sever

it is time for web news. >> hello and welcome to today's web news where we take a look at some of thetories making the online headlines. coming up, an italian ngo launches an online fundraising campaign to protect an archaeological site. on animalent debate testing, and some classic video games back online. the ancient greek city ought to be founded in the seventh century bc is located in southern italy. it was added to the unesco list of world heritage sites in 1998. just part of this at it -- archaeological site is open to the public. the rest is in private hands and damaged by a chemical equipment used for agriculture. an environmental organization has launched a campaign to protect these lands and is looking to raise money to buy them. the project is deemed urgent because numerous structures have yet to be excavated and are in danger of being ruined by tractors and other farming vehicles. a campaign was started on crowd raiseg site indiegogo to funds to buy the land. the organization is offering web users the world over the opportunity to offer their say on the site. one artist wi

i'm joined by leslie picker and auditfox, who covers web confirmations.ill start with you. ibaba ipo is considered a big story but they were out of business for a few hours yesterday. >> that is a big spotlight on potentialooking at risks when this company goes public and whether or not they should. being out of commission should be impactful to this office. if you are a u.s. investor who is not used to these issues it may make you think twice. >> i also wonder, the same day as all of this there is news about the auditors and new changes as well as a judge saying that the chinese auditors cannot audit some of these companies now. >> they have been suspended for six months, this will certainly be appealed by those firms but today, what you have is a situation where the accounting firms don't have the ability in china to hand over their work to the fcc and this is going to be usaothe you see a kobe -- b? for those of us who are not accounting geeks. this is all about risks. china, this huge risk in that the center has been inadvertently turning off the chin

cannabis, stimulants. >> reporter: welcome to the deep web. it's a hidden part of the internet with everything that you can't find on google and bing. it's hundreds of times larger than the worldwide web and it's unnervingly easy to navigate. it's made possible by th somethg like the onion router. >> it's connected to many machines around the world. >> and by bit coin, currency that experts call untraceable. there have been arrests, and the fbi shutdown of the website called "the silk road" reopened as "silk road 2". >> the car is the car. no one goes after ford saying your car is being used by criminals, try to stop it. >> reporter: there are free speech advocates any minorities seeking a safe haven on the web. in an era th they the deep web y be fulfilling our deep fears, it is also fulfilling free speech. >> agony, al all assaults in afn against women have become increasingly brutal. >>> in number one conditions her fall from grace just a week out from the world's tennis grand slam. stay with us. consider this: the news of the day plus so m

web users help convince south korea to stop selling teargas to bahrain. selfielegs, the latest trend in the u.s. and a young man's tribute to the rock band, queen. teargas canisters rained down a year ago on this read dominantly shia village in bahrain. ththe footage is being used in a campaign against the disproportionate use of antiriot weapons to suppress protests. the campaign is proving effective so far with south korea and announcing it will no longer be selling teargas to bahrain. apparent document that showed that are rain was set to buy more than its entire population's worth of teargas. it has been responsible for the death of at least 39 people. the uprising began in 2011 as part of the arab spring. over the past three months, web users have been urged to contact south korean authorities and teargas manufacturers to ask them to stop selling teargas to bahrain. thousands of e-mails have been sent. stagedrators have demonstrations in front of and bassies.-- of em they want to continue to focus on countries that supply these crowd control weapons

, they've tried to scapegoat the web site.to say it's the fault of the web site. now when asked to explain, talk about how do you fix it and let's talk about this, it's almost as if they don't really want it fixed. they really want to talk about what's wrong with the web site instead of talking about what's not working in the law. so maybe she's not reading up on it. bill: time to get back to work. study harold. thank you, chris. -- study hard. >> have a great day. bill: sign up for chris' daily political newsletter at foxnews.com/foxnewsfirst. arthel: and we're awaiting a report of the proposed keystone pipeline project, the long-anticipated environmental impact study. and we're told the findings will likely disappoint those who are against the plan to transport oil from canada into the united states. doug mckelway live in d.c. now. so, doug, is the white house distancing itself from this state department decision? >> reporter: only in the sense, arthel, that this is a call by the state department because it involves a foreig

did they get started right away on othe web sight or did they drag their feet? i mean, what in the world, how did they get to this mess? >> well, i mean, you go and go back and review the testimony, they claim that they were starting on the web site, that they were working on these problems from the very beginning, but it also intensified, that work intensified over the past several months. clearly they didn't do enough. clearly they didn't have enough back stops. clearly they didn't do the kind of testing that they had said under oath. i mean, in front of congress that they were doing. they didn't do the things that they said they were doing. that's a problem it was a problem. it will continue to be a problem. i think there are many other problems that they are going to be facing as you look into the immediate future. you have a situation where if you go back to the beginning of 2013, you have -- okay, this was theoretical issue. americans understood this was coming but they didn't understand what it was going to mean to them. in the latter stages of 2013, amer

. >> reporter: they'll go back to the board to keep the web service equal to all. they struck down rules protecting the openness of the internet. it's the latest twist in the battle over net neutrality. >> remain firmly committed to net neutrality to keep the internet as it should be, open and free. >> reporter: in 2010 the fcc put rules in place prohibiting broadband providers like verizon and att from blocking lawful content. rules also prohibited these providers from discriminating against any traffic on the system, meaning all content on the internet would be treated equally whether it's movies you stream, the online games you play or the websites you browse. verizon sued the fcc saying it did not have the authority from congress to make these rules. while they upheld the authority, the court tossed the fcc's rules saying they were built using a flawed legal argument. at the heart of this debate is what is called common carrier regulations. a notion borne out of other parts of our daily lives like public transportation. common carriage laws are meant to ensure

a relatively obscure web site. this program has been in place for some time.ing phased out. those that get insurance under this program will have another two months to transition over to obamacare policy. this is just the latest delay, though, for the healthcare law is the white house is growing increasingly concerned about the number of young people who simply aren't seeking since. >> it is also i think for anybody who has been young, i assume that includes everybody, a statement of the obvious. young people are going to be, late to the party when it comes to signing up. >> when it comes to the overall risk pool, young people can give almost pure profit to insurance companies. those with preexisting conditions must have to carry it all. insurance companies may have to be bailed out at tax payer expense something some in congress are trying to head off. >> all of these companies are all going to apply to the federal government for the bailout. under the law they are entitled to it. we need to stop that. >> if the anti bailout proposal moves forward in congress

they have it up on the web.h it in hard copy anymore and up on the web and available for free. it is terrific. go through brookings or aei website but when you go back and look over time, trying to remember what, what my point was. as i say getting over a chest cold. i remember. 17 is not much. it really isn't but the thing about it is, but in the new world order it is kind of a lot. because there are very, very few competitive districts out there. you know i started as i mentioned earlier, my newsletter back in april of 1984. and it was not uncommon in those days to have, you know, 100, 125, 150 or more competitive districts. and now, it is sort of, you know, depending upon you determine, how you define it, actually i was reading someplace, somebody was using our numbers, defining it as where it voted for president for one party and congress for the other, it went from 99, like 10 years ago, to only 25 now. but the better statistic is that 96% of all the democrats in the house are sitting in district that is ob

not everybody was unanimous in terms of their criticism of the web site. one guy was more optimistic. >> anything from the white house on this today, mike? >> well, it's interesting because obama administration has been saying, no breaches, no hacks so far, and an expert testifying at another congressional hearing today said the web site actually recently passed a security test. >> independent security contractors completed a security control assessment of the site on december 18th with no open high findings. this security control assessment met all industry standards, was an end to end test and conducted in a stable requirement and allow editor testing to be completed in the allotted time. >> we talked about the adjustments to the web site, and an outside security researcher says it's not easy to retrofit security once a web site is up and running. >> mike emanuel is live. not just a bunch of drunks and drug users running the nuclear division, but dozens are in trouble amid accusations of drug possession, cheating on tests that ensure they know how to use

the web site's problems are the web site's problems and they may continue to be for some time.uestion for obamacare going forward is how it is impacting people, who currently have healthcare, who feel like they would like to keep the healthcare that they have. like to keep their doctor, like to keep how much they are paying for it are they adversely impacted? we are not going to see that immediately. between now and the end of this year, that is going to be the real test. not whether the web site. >> petty immediate moment. that's the way i'm feeling right now. i do not believe they cannot tell us the demographics whether it's the young and healthy. i do not believe their computers can't do that and all this transparency stuff to be petty and snarky i don't like that. >> cost another 20 billion. >> that's why you had dozens of democrats today defecting on a bill that would provide more transparency and the administration was opposed to that bill and it passed the house. a lot of democrat defections over 60. that's the reason. you can't defend not giving out information. >> but

. >> when the web came along we knew how to produce newspapers and we put them out there on the web, more or less the way they were in print. we still have that mindset. we have to get completely out of -- we have to understand that the digital news experience, the digital content experience is a completely different one. >>rose: conflict in iraq and the new digital newspaper when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the additional funding provided by these funders. >> an by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> we're working closely with the iraqis to develop a holistic strategy to isolate the al qaeda affiliated are groups. ramadi, of course, appeared to have isolated i.s.i.l. in pockets of the city. >>rose: we begin with iraq. that country appears to be at risk of descending into sectarian war. just after two years of withdrawing, parts of fallujah, an overspill from the civil war which r

you still need to have the web presence. you still need to be able to have an online presence when somebody wants to look you up and get a referral that there's still some information. i don't think you can abandon online altogether. that being said if you look at your existing client base, to me that is always the best way to figure out how to get new clients. how did you get the clients you had before? do you have clients that know other people, that can provide those referrals? always start with what you have instead of look iing for everything else. >> carol, i couldn't agree with you more. >> love that. >> the truth of the matter is, we sell in over 40,000 stores around the country, probably less than 1% of our sales are online and yet we would be ripped apart if we didn't have a web presence. our consumers would be upset. they wouldn't believe we're a real company. it's all about credibility. it's not all about e-commerce. if you don't have a web presence, i don't care what kind of business. somebody is going to look i