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an alaska company is giving up trying to enroll people. can the numbers still add up if people check out? lou dobbes is host of fox business network. wol start with enroll alaska, it was designed to help people enroll in obama care, but they say they have given up because there is a problem with the subsidy calculator and there is another organization in washington state, i think it is the state exchange is also having a math problem with the calculator on the web site. are these just glitches or a national problem. >> the national term is using glitches to talk about fundmental issues and problems and failures on health care.gov. and in the case of enroll alaska, when obama care rolled out, they have enrolled three folks in obama care. in the case of the washington exchange, they like alaska enroll alaska, can't get an accurate number on the number or the amount of the subsidy available to those who want to enroll. it is a massive, massive mistake. the exchanges, the state exchanges themselves are having trouble because the central plan d

. >>> and a walrus invasion in northwest alaska, about 10,000 of them. check that out. all hitting the beach. scientists say the animal, coming ashore because the sea ice where they'd normally be setting up shop -- that sea ice has melted. this massive, just giant herd. look at all of them. >> wow. >> has been building for apparently the last month. >>> in this edition of "road warriors" the biggest stress for business travelers isn't going through airport security. having wi-fi is the key to making traveling a little easier. do you agree with that? according to a survey done by intercontinental hotels groups more than half of business travelers saying having internet access is most important hotel amenity. tv came in second. rounding out the top three is the mini fridge at 5%. 47% said connecting with family was the best way to destress after a day of work. >> depends how stressful your family is. >> what are you saying, berman? isn't that the best for you? >> absolutely. >> morning hotels are realizing how important it is. holiday lynne are offering free wi-fi. and ma

time for an undata on weather conditions across the west, the northwest and even alaska today is a transition where we are seeing big changes in our weather conditions. watching a vigorous storm system brewing off the coast of alaska as it continues to move iin, we will deal with strong wind gusts, possibly upwards to about 75 miles per hour. he specially as you get into the higher elevations. in addition to the wind, we are also watching out for rain some could present the threat of flooding. we have to watch out. a little bit of snow as well. for now, it looks like the bigger issue will be that. you expect winds upwards to about 30 to 50 miles. >> that's where the wind will be stronger. strong winds expected here, too, across the enter mountain west where we are expecting snow showers to develop. bev a winter storm some of the higher elevations know expect the a foot of snow but the lower elevations that's what we are expecting the higher snowfall amounts and below that, only around three, possibly to about 8 inches locally. monday will be the area. including billings montana where we could

>> well john, a real concern about this industry of course in the pacific northwest and in alaska in particular. and three northwest lawmakers are pushing a plan that would get the crabbing fleet out of the water and into the harr hars of the bearing sea when their season starts next week. what they want the secretary of commerce to do is to put the noha workers back on the job. ththe ones that license the crabbers so they can go out. and they suggest that they be paid by the regular fees that they pay the federal government anyway. that is what thin they would lie federal government to do. no response on that plan. i have heard from the senators office tonight they are asking for the secon secretary of commo be flexible and have common sense and get these crabbers out in the ocean and not ruin the most lucrative catch. now to the forestry issue. these are companies that hold fetfederal contracts to cut tim. they have been given a week or so to clean up any logs they still have on the ground. that is it. then they can go. zblnland no end in sight to the shutdown and this will hurt th

these walrus are on a barrier island in alaska, 700 miles northwest of anchorage. why are these walrus packed like sardines? because the ice is melting. ice flows that float on the surface of the arctic ocean are where pacific walrus would normally hang out and hunt and produce baby walrus. in much smaller groups. but the ice flows are disappearing rapidly. so instead, the walrus are flocking to the beach and whatever ice is left over. after our manmade filthy exhaust and emissions heat up the planet, some believe. those walrus are not packed together because they like it. the slightest trigger like a polar bear suddenly appearing on the prowl. or a low flying plane that can cause deadly stampedes that crush the young, more fragile walrus. >> question, is the fate of the walrus, what we can all look forward to some day? clinging to little bits of land as the water levels rise and drown us all. pat buchanan. >> there's no doubt the arctic icecap has been shrinking. this year, they had a record expansion of it. and people are blaming this on global warming, john, tha

here's big active weather system moving down out of the gulf of alaska to the pacific northwest. cool air and jet stream there. not really going to have much of a cooling effect on our weather but will provide with breezy weather pattern tomorrow but debts pay the the breeze it's mild. we will see more high cloud overnight early tomorrow but painly sunny day certainly by afternoon breezy mild at the coast and $1 million to warm just about everywhere else. animation further. by the end of the week we see high pressure about centering itself up to our northeast and provide us with warm dry offshore flow which will add to the big warm-up coming our way at the end of the week. tonight few thin high cloud and continue to move through the bay area but skies mainly clear. low pressure generally in the mid 50's. bit cooler in the north bay valley santa rose napa low dropping to the upper 40's. tomorrow afternoon south bay sunny mild with high ranging from 75 and san jose up to 80 at morgan hill. peninsula high of 71 at san mateo o. 74 poupt view. breezy mild at the coast. pacifica 64. ha

of seattle, into places like canada and up into alaska. this system will start to drop down as we head toward monday and tuesday. by wednesday, a few showers. here is what you, can expect from the timeline. tomorrow, those clouds will increase. the temperatures are going to cool 4-8 degrees from where we are going to be today. that will put a lot of places close to 90 today closer to 80 fof tomorrow. look what happens on tuesday. more clouds move in. a little bit of fog. we'll even get cooler then. so that means we are back into the 70s by tuesday for a lot of us. wednesday, here come the showers. eventually, clouds will increase. we are not looking at a whole bunch. we want you to focus on the range, from a trace amount to a tenth of an inch. we are not talking about a whole lot. it is going to be more of a nonevent if you will. good news on the weather front. with he do need showers. this is going to be just enough to get the ground wet, not a whole bunch. you want to keep those umbrellas handy. 94, santa rosa. dry conditions there. 82,

we'll keep the crabbing fleet grounded in alaska because we can't issue their permits. we are not going to continue to do the surveys for the next fishing season off the northwest coast. we have withdrawn all that. all those people are sitting around at home frustrated by law, can't even access their official email, but they are going to be paid. the republicans say, we have made it good. we are going to pay them. what about the american people getting the services? it reminds he me of wimpy jay wellington from popeye, he said i'll glad you repay you tuesday for a hamburger today, but somehow tuesday never came, and repayment was never made n this case perhaps someday when they stop their games we will repay people, but what about the people of automatic withdrawals and their living paycheck to paycheck and their mortgage is coming due today or next week? what are they going to do? i see the credit union's offering zero percent loans, that's nice. but wouldn't it be better if we put people back to work and you pay them and declare vicktry. you have victory within your g