remember the healthcare dot gov exchange was meant to be a portal. think portal think google you go to google and you type in whatever you're looking for you know like. dog food and google doesn't keep a giant database of dog food manufacturers and deliver them to be instead it shows you links to all the different it sends you out someplace else well that's how health care got dug up was designed it was designed to send you out to each one of the state exchanges it was never designed to bring together a bunch of different insurance policies and put them all in one place instead when the government first set up the federal exchange system and thought that the states would you know cooperate with obamacare and set up their own exchanges even set aside money to help the states fund health care dot gov portal would verify your citizenship your eligibility and make sure that you're not a veteran or if you are over sixty five if you are and then ask after asking a few simple questions basically hand you off here you go to california here you go to colorado

remember the healthcare dot gov exchange was meant to be a portal. think portal think google you go to google and you type in whatever you're looking for you know like. dog food and google doesn't keep a giant database of dog food manufacturers and deliver them to be instead it shows you links to all the different it sends you out someplace else well that's how health care got dug up was designed it was designed to send you out to each one of the state exchanges it was never designed to bring together a bunch of different insurance policies and put them all in one place instead when the government first set up the federal exchange system of thought that the states would you know cooperate with obamacare and set up their own exchanges even set aside money to help the states fund health care dot gov portal would verify your citizenship your eligibility and make sure that you're not a veteran or if you are over sixty five if you are and then ask after asking a few simple questions basically hand you off here you go to california here you go to colorado

when their paperwork isse processed through health careov. .gov, but they don't have to go on-line to do it. that was the whole purpose ofole why we are fixing the website and making it meet thet standards we set thatanda americans had the alternative way with beefed up staffingg an and new rules allowing to callcl on senators to do this. they are providing the relief to the americans who are us from straited by thes experience. -- frustrated by the experience. i don't know what you think you discoveredve here, john. >> are you saying you canjohn bypass the website? which is it? >> i think we have been through this. you called and you had aco conversation with somebody in the call in center.roce they process it and they bypass the creation of the account which is where most of the bottlenecks were happening forot users on the website. eventually that still has to go through health care .gov, but you have done the work -- >> the eventually park. part. >> i give up. >> after admitting the health care website was a disaster o president obama took to the rose garden and he said to getet o

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secretary in january will join the new york based firm in march the firm said in a statement quote gov will work closely with warburg pincus is top executives on overall firm strategy and management investing and portfolio management organizational and funding structure and investor relations geitner played a central role in the government's response to the two thousand and eight financial crisis before becoming treasury secretary of two thousand and nine prior to that he led the federal reserve bank of new york for more than five years. and finally the world's largest futures exchange the c.m.e. group said that its clearing service for energy and other swaps was hacked back in july of this year sparking a federal criminal investigation now certain customers information relating to the chicago mercantile exchange as we report service that was compromised now clear

"adriana". >> pam: for weeks, she was the face of the healthcare- dot- gov website. and then suddenly, her picture vanished. while gracing the homepage, she was the target of scathing comments. she says the cruel insults are what's making her come forward. >>"it's some sort of bullying./i had to do this for my child. i'm here to stand up for myself and defend myself." >> reporter: >> pam: adriana said, in order to get free family photographs taken, she signed a release allowing the pictures to be used on the healthcare-dot- gov website. >> pam: while she is eligible for obamacare. she has not yet signed up. and says, she neither favors nor opposes it. >> jacqueline: 79 in livermore and 78 in pleasanton hitting 80 degrees in the north. we also tied a previous record and not in build with 74 and we did hit 70 downtown san francisco but once the fog came through it chilled dramatically. still, for our bay shores temperatures dropping to the mid fifties. pretty mild in antioch and livermore and the low 60s. we will see the fog return mainly in the 40 as a result as we mo

saturday is the obama administration's deadline to get health care-dot-gov working properly for most users. jill dougherty reports. >> withering criticism of the initial rollout of healthcare-dot-gov has intensified the pressure on the administration to get this fix right for saturday. the white house hopes it can do that -- at least for the "vast majority" of users. >> "and this website is going to get fixed." >> healthcare-dot-gov opened and it's been a disastrous two months: the site crashed..unable to cope with people trying to sign up. small businesses still won't be able to use the site for another year insurance industry insiders tell cnn some customers' personal data is getting mangled. or even lost. the white house says the site will be able to handle 50-thousand users at one time. but they admit there will be times after saturday when healthcare-dot-gov does not function properly. and they're bracing for another possible huge surge in volume that could force some people into virtual waiting lines for call- backs. officials say consumers who pick a plan by december 23rd. and

gov. >>> muchos se sienten confundidos sobre los temas de la inscripciÓn y costos sobre todo los hispanos que no dominan bien el inglÉs y que esperan poder hacerlo en espaÑol >>> hay que mantener en cuenta que las personas estÁn informadas aprendiendo muchas mÁs cosas sobre el mercado de seguros mÉdicos. tenemos una calculadora donde las personas pueden tener un estimado como van a ser los precios de sus pÓlizas. y no es posible inscribirse en espaÑol vÍa internet, hay acciones para este sector de la poblaciÓn que califica para tener un seguro mÉdica. ya pueden bajar la solicitud de la internet, que es cuidado de salud. gov. oyenarla y mandarla por correo. y lo pueden hacer con el 18003182596. ahÍ le piden si quieren hablar en inglÉs o espaÑol, lo pueden hacer totalmente en espaÑol las 24 horas al dÍa, 7 dias a la semana. y ellos siempre van a estar allÍ y lo pueden hacer, con un navegador o una para enero que lo asiste, personalmente, que tambiÉn pueden conseguir esa inf

the health and human services deartment says a technology team will be working with healthcare-dot- gov. this is making it so people won't be able to apply or enroll through the site. the federal website locked up on october first, the day it went live, and has had it's share of troubles ever since. the government says people can apply for coverage through the health marketplace call center. the administration has said it's aiming to have heathcare-dot-gov humming along by the end of the month. e-bay is apologizing this morning after apparent holocaust memorabilia was being offered for sale. m ndy wee oid od 40-tsand-e-ba st hareve 3itse . tuesday is when we could expect a slight warm up. taking is a look at satellite and radar there is a low pressure system. with some high clouds and some breezy winds picking up tonight. in effect until monday. however, that advisory has been lifted for the east bay. gusting however, 45 m.p.h.. also driving conditions could be more hazardous so please be careful. mid-40s in oakland and hayward and antioch. 50s in sunnyvale. this afternoon, it is going

it is one of the top officials working to fix health care .gov. he is demanding chairman issa withdraw the subpoena. nice to see you, elise. who has been subpoenaed and thi why? >> it is the chief technology officer of the united states working in the white house and he has been enlisted to fixng the struggling health carry enrollment site.of he is t one of the main peoplee working to resolve this effort. >> i thought his boss where the buck stops was secretaryeo sebelius. >> are you right on both counts. bringing all of the talentt th they have to the table for this. he has done billions of dollars of work. they really trust him. it. they think he will be great. his colleagues have praisedll him, but now darrell issa saystl he needs to tell them what is. going on.do initially he refused to say that. >> when was he tasked to fix the site. >> i believe the beginning of october. as soon as they found out all of these problems wer happening that's when they brought the team in. >> and they can't find two hours where they can relievebe this guy to tes

this even as the vice president issued an apology for the disastrous rollout of the healthcare-dot-gov website: we assumed it was up and ready to run. it wasn't and we apologize for that in an interview with cnn's sister network h-l-n, biden also revealed that president obama had tried to log-on -the president tried to get online and my daughter tried to get online, i did not because it was clear that i wasn't getting online. so, uh, but it's. it really is, it's inexcusable. and it isn't just obamacare that's plaguing the president. the 16-day government shutdown marred all washington politicians. even before that obama's handling of syria seemed bumbling and now he's under pressure over reports the government spies on allies. the president's second term priorities - chief among them overhauling the nation's immigration system -- appear in jeopardy. he's got himself in a pickle here. it does not mean he can't get out of it, but to be talking about anything else now like 'we'll do immigration reform' and this and that, i think it's pie in the sky. so can he recover? there's a question o

and new problems for those trying to explore their options on health care .gov. the site will be down 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. as they try to unraffle the kinks and flaws. there was an outage last night to this morning. what will it take to get the site up and running and is the gop hoping it doesn't happen? let's ask two members of the house committee investigating the website melt down. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> thank you, shannon. >> good to be with you. >> it came up in the hearing you were involved with about the potential consumers providing a new blog from heritage foundation cites a man in north carolina who says he went on the exchange to sign up. what he found were two private letters to people in south carolina with all kinds of personal information. he contacted one of them who was a lawyer. that gentleman and the original guy who was trying to shop around both say they can get zero response from hhs. so congressman, i will start with you. are these issues on security going to be addressed? are they being addressed? how satisfied are you at thi

tomorrow is the obama administration's deadline to get health care-dot-gov working properly for most users. jill dougherty has more. >> withering criticism of the initial rollout of healthcare-dot-gov has intensified the pressure on the administration to get this fix right for saturday. the white house hopes it can do that -- at least for the "vast majority" of users. >> "and this website is going to get fixed." >> healthcare-dot-gov opened for business october first and it's been a disastrous two months: the site crashed..unable to cope with people trying to sign up. small businesses still won't be able to use the site for another year insurance industry insiders tell cnn some customers' personal data is getting mangled. or even lost. the white house says the site will be able to handle 50-thousand users at one time. but they admit there will be times after saturday when healthcare-dot-gov does not function properly. and they're bracing for another possible huge surge in volume that could force some people into virtual waiting lines for call- backs. officials say consumers who pick

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to hear a case brought by steel workers in gary, indiana, before work they change in flame-retardant govs, suits and hard hats all while off the clock. the workers claim what they are changing into is personal protection equipment. businesses say this will cost them millions of dollars every year if the employees get their way. i think if an employer mandates protective gear to be on the job, then that cost should be on them get over it. as for me my vest is not mandated, so get over it, i'm keeping my vest. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. >> san francisco from trendy restaurants to coffee shops and. a thrivingit

many americans have come out criticizing everything from government subsidies to the health care dot gov website but perhaps no group supports the president's signature legislation more than the working women of nevada's legal brothels so to shed some light on why that is earlier i was joined by dennis hof owner of legal nevada brothel the bunny ranch along with two of his employees at the bunny ranch caressa kisses and taylor really i started out by asking taylor what her experience has been like trying to get health care as a sex worker. possible. can you can you elaborate a little it's all due to our. we aren't able to get health care we are the same. street person shoots. and caress for you has it been a similar experience yes they equate us to illegal working girls who have very high s.t.d. than aids rates we have none of the above where leeson were legalized and prostitutes were tested weekly at state mandatory so there hasn't been a disease come out of this house in over fifty years so we're quite the opposite but yet we still get put in statistics that don't have anything to do w

healthcare- dot-gov remains under repair. a warning on the website now says betwee1 and five am every day, onli applications will be off lis a tech team makes fixes. and as millions struggle to shor health insurance.. another hearing today will dig into what we wrong. marylyn tavenner, the head of the agency managing website, is in the hot seat again. india launched its first pre into mars today. if all goes to plan -- the mars orr will take around 10 months get to mars once it's there, it will exe the planet's surface and atmosp. if the mission is a success- india will join an elite grp of space explorers. only nasa, the former soviet uni and the european space agency have successfully operated probe mars. for days, chp has been warng drivers about the potential traffic. it's estimated 10,0 vehicles will clog up the r and 101 around the casino. p spokesperson warns drivers expect heavier traffic poss for the next few weeks. more officers will be patrolling the recommendation is to not drive through the rohnert pk area if you

we're in a talent war along with a state war on services gov. and anything we can help to create change here means so much to us. we have the mayor who can creative impact so we stand behind mayor ed lee and we're thrilled he's here. i'm so excited to here what he is has to say. thank you (clapping) >> julia and kevin a thank you for being subpoena great community leaders were we're going to have a robust town meeting this is being live for my radio program. we like to let people know in advance. i'm going to ask a few questions then we're going to open it up to you for the awe loltd time we have. so with that we're going to start. welcome to our ceos for our live town hall with the live host along with san francisco's mayor ed lee and 3 entrepreneurs we're going to be hearing a lot about as they continue on the road to technology and on comprehensive immigration reform. to work within the time we have i'm going to dispense with long introductions but let me mention the enterprises. this people has gnltd from europe and she co- founded her compa

we created the transit city plan that incorporates gov. both businesses and neighborhood for places to work with open shops and more and the development community has imbraced that with 5 office buildings adjacent to the transit center. we've worked together i get the theme now? to fund roads and parks and libs and asking san francisco voters to invest they're hard earned dollars to build infrastructure to help families skewed. we've worked together to make san francisco the gateway to china and beyond. through china that sf it's a partnership for economic development we've attracted 2090 imply companies to 90 san francisco and we're setting our sites on latin listen to this latino sf. we've worked together to rebuild our 70 san with 5 hospitals, of course, our san francisco gunmen e general i'll be asking you for more help with furniture. of course, c pmc chinese hospital and uc san francisco. we've worked together to fix our that deficit with reform and 5 years planning all of which has maintained our strong bond rating and this summer w

thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that will keep the kids home in the neighborhood so they can play where they live. >> the children in the neighborhood and it will be a major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations that will be able to use this park in different places. >> the best park in san francisco right here. >> creating place where people can be active and lead, active, healthy life styles that are going to just stay with them for life. ♪ >>> >> please stand for the pledge. >> pledge of allegiance. madam secretary, item no. 1. >> roll call. vice-president lynn, ferrel, commissioner scott, fraser. lane. expected. we have a quorum. >> action item no. 1. >> action item approval of modifications of the minutes of the meeting setforth below 2013. >> are there any corrections to the minutes? >> second. >> any public co

. >> can we have sf gov tv to put on the power points and the tell visions on for the public. >> in 2006 california had the highest number of high tech businesses by a wide margin more than any other state. and we sit in the bread basket of technology world. no surprise to any of us. but also as a share of our total work force those within the stem field were in the top quartile among any state even as popular as california is, we are among the highest quartile. not only is it in the highest proportion, the highest number, it's growing. those within the technology and engineering field are the fastest growing. so there is opportunity that is on going, yet there is an opportunity gap. there is a mismatch between those jobs that student can veil themselves up and the exposure to take on. that opportunity gap, there is a few data points i would like to point out. in the first one is done by the lawrence hall of science and found that in 2007, only one in five, k-5 teachers spent 1 hour or more on science instruction. the rest spent less. that tells us that our students aren't getting the op

thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. >> first of all, i'd like to start out before we get started with our ribbon kci terminal cemetery actually, we have a congratulate message it's what they say in japan it's a congratulatey message we've received from the deputy administrator from japan who i think you can see on the screen. i'm going to read it in japanese and then in earning >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so i'll read that briefly necessary english. it says i'd like to congratulate you on the opening of our new facilities in san san francisco. i look forward to the center becoming a focal point for united states and china. to further their research to open up a new era in business 13 from the japanese folks. thank you very much >> (clapping) >> okay. so now i'd like to ask an important dpoifts to please come to the stage for a brief speech. i'd like to ask mr. mayor ed lee give him a round of applause >> thank you, my japanese is not as good as yourself. i'm glad to be here as the mayor of san francisco and joining jane kim in welcoming the first international incu

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thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi

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. >> (ring, gov tv.org. >> hello san francisco, here is an activities that is worth buzzing about. celebrate the livmusic with dance and theatre performances and film screening and tours and more. checkout the public library unbuilt san francisco exhibit featuring architectural rendering of what never was in the public spaces of san francisco. imagine the reality of a panhandle parkway and the library building and visualize a monument in cascade twin peaks. exhibit is on through november 27th. join us for a spontaneous combustion. this jam celebrates music and keeping it live. that's your weekly buzz. for more information on any of these events, visit us at >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road and see wha

wait i didn't get to gov tv.org >> hello san francisco, here is an activities that is worth buzzing about. celebrate the livmusic with dance and theatre performances and film screening and tours and more. checkout the public library unbuilt san francisco exhibit featuring architectural rendering of what never was in the public spaces of san francisco. imagine the reality of a panhandle parkway and the library building and visualize a monument in cascade twin peaks. exhibit is on through november 27th. join us for a spontaneous combustion. this jam celebrates music and keeping it live. that's your weekly buzz. for more information on any of these events, visit us at test test, test, test, test, test test >> good afternoon we will call this meeting historic preservation commission to order. >> welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission regular meeting for wednesday, november 20, 2013. like to take roll at this time. (calling names) commissioner wu is expected to be absent. at this time members of the public any address the agenda expect agenda items with respect to agenda

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increase a website out there it's www hud dot gov. back slash promise zones. so let me include and reiterate that we know from data and we know from experience that home represents more than an address on the street. it impacts almost every aspect of a person's life. let's fight for academically strong schools in our community and let's fight for quality health care and fight for a sense of safety and economic security you all the building blocks of stroke neighborhoods, strong individuals the american dream. let's fidget for those things. that's what home matters is all about. that's what we at huddling are attempting to contribute to. i look forward to work with all of you to strengthen the community and this great nation of ours. thanks for you will you do and thanks for having me here. they gave me a little tour and took any up to the baseball court. now i was attempted but i was thinking about my healthy took a pass (laughter) >> thanks for all you do and i forward to working with you and continue to follow our progress. so good morning you all (clapping)

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. >>.gov -- thank you for responding to the question. that is the last question i have. this is an opportunity if you would each like to give a short closing statement, please. and it could be something that comes to mind, something you want to reiterate, something you heard another colleague say that you think is worth emphasizing. >> well, mr. chairman, first, let me just thank you and this committee for holding a hearing and really for your consistent and steadfast support for the intelligence committee and all of our efforts with respect to protecting the homeland. the one issue i think that comes to mind goes back to director comey's opening comments and that is on the budget. we are struggling, like all the government agencies, to deal with the sequester cuts. it isn't the real issue. it strikes at the core of our workforce and something i think there's raising. did, thank you. >> i would just offer again to continue to work closely with you and the committee going forward for whatever you need for us. >>.gov. director comey? >> i would just thank you for having th

thank you for watching culturewire on sf gov tv. ... >> i am the chief building inspector. we are here at the base of telegraph hill to talk about a subject of great interest for the people of san francisco which is rockslide, slope stability, which caused a dramatic front-page news. i am here with two knowledgeable and wonderful guests. i am here with a geotechnical engineer and a geologist. we are here to talk about rockslide, rockfalls, and related issues. what is the difference between a geologist and a geotechnical engineer? >> and engineering geologist deals with identifying site characteristics, mapping, the ground's surface, collecting all of this data. the engineer can come up with medications and designs. >> the structural engineer might be working on a building if there is a building involved. what is your role? >> i am interested in the physical properties of the earth and how the earth will behave: subject to different load changes. when you are building a building, you are applying a load and you are wondering if the earth will be able to supply that load. we

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>> to the chair, the meetings are on sf gov so you can go back and watch them. there will also be a transcript of the captioning notes that we can provide you with. you also have a copy of that powerpoint presentation in your packet. >> right, wasn't there some things that she said are not in the notes given? >> of course. you can have the captioning transcript. thank you. >> thank you. councilmember zarda? >> thank you again for your presentation. it was really informative. i have a couple of questions as well. there were a lot of different websites, phone numbers, given throughout the presentation. if the person from the disability community or any community member here wanted to get update on some of the gray areas still being worked out, what's the best way for them to stay updated? >> that is a really great question. my first thought to be honest -- >> [inaudible] >> what i was going to say is i found fd action to be a great resource. we are certainly tracking those things. i definitely want to take that down because i think that's something we should make

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