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Money. >> reporter: what plan are you on now? >> i have no coverage at the moment. >> reporter: none. >> and i said i cant afford to pay, you know, $200 a month almost to health insurance and also pay all these bills at the same time. the only thing that-- that exists that will be affordable it for me is something from the affordable care act from the new york health exchange. >> reporter: according to the kaiser foundation, 61% of adults say theyre uninsured because theyre unemployed or the cos...

Your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald the americas cup and orange world openworld causing san francisco to be booked solid. serious sticker shock if you find a room. >> im ken bastida. >> im elizabeth cook. new at 6:00 mike sugerman with the jaw-dropping hotel prices during one of the citys most bustling weeks. mike? >> reporter: liz, they are calling it a 100% occupancy and that doesnt mean every room is booked. i can get you a room because some hotels overbook. so it comes to 10...

>> glor: a new government support says social security paid $1.3 billion to people who had jobs while claiming to be disabled. auditors estimate some 36 now workers mistakenly received check over the past two years. the social security administration says it will investigate. spending at the department of housing and urban development is

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And i think wad and my relationship, that symbolizes some of the good things that came out of those ten years in iraq. a lot of great people there. and i wish, for the best future for iraq. >> terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. im jim axelrod in new york. for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

>> i just paid off my student loans, and that was $200 a month so... (laughs) tw, that will be health insurance. >> reporter: he plans to sign up when enrollment begins on s,tober 1. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. pelleley: theres news today of a big improvement in the employment picture. people rnment reported today firs 320,000 people put in their first claims for unemployment at is 15e last week. but that is 15,000 fewer than the west numbeefore, and its the lowest number since the start o...

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Area, then they can assess how much they should bring to the table when a fire happens. >> scientists say the current iaought fired a burst of vegetation growth in california esis winter, that created plenty of dead fuel for future fires. >> we a tirnd box and in a critical situation. >> every other week george collects vegetation for the fire authority. >> dead, dead, just falling off my hands. >> the stems are britable. >> he confirms on the ground ve,t the satellites show from ture i there is...

Recall exactly how he hurt his foot in 1984, though it didnt stop him from going on to play quarterback at the university of san diego. >> i believe the initial injury happened playing football. >> reporter: in an e-mail to i.r.s. procurement officials last year, castillo described his old injuries much more dramatically, as "crosses that i bear due to my service to our great country. i would do it again to protect this great country." >> im so glad that you would be willing to play football in ...

The program last year. and all of them were suspected of having ties to foreign terrorist organizations. releasing that information is part of an effort by the obama administration to alleviate fears about the n.s.a. surveillance programs. white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough appeared today on cbss "face the nation." >> does the president feel that he is violating the privacy of any american? >> he does not. >> reporter: mcdonough was asked about assertions by edward snowden the former n....