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Against activists im in london, ill be reporting on the impact of the storms on peoples lives and Christmas Travel plans. Welcome to al jazeera. There has been rioting in an egyptian city. The brotherhood has condemned the bombing saying it has renounced violence years ago. Reporter this was the biggest car bomb egypt has seen since the revolution of january 2011. A massive blast that tore through the Police Headquarters. It went off around midnight. Whoever sent the bomb may have had inside kno...

And i have the sport and hear what the managers have to say about the stalemate at chelsea and the football returns to egypt and we will find out why the players may find that league lonely place to be. These were the scenes in the early hours of this morning as a powerful explosion tore through a Police Headquarters in egypt, its the second time the building has been attacked raising any concerns about security and not just there but elsewhere in the country and it was detonated in the city of ...

Good morning everybody and welcome to Al Jazeera America and im david in new york and we are given more time to sign up under the Affordable Care act and the coverage starting january 1 was last night but now its extended to 11 59 tonight Christmas Eve and daniel lee has the story. And he is more of one million americans breathing an sigh of relief and caught in yesterdays scramble to get her fatherinlaw insurance she now has through today to finish the job. Better for him to be covered and be s...

I am guy johnson. Francine lacqua is off today. What do we have for you on the show today . It is all a board brand italy. Monocle magazines latest issue is all about the country. We are live with the editorinchief tyler brule. Were going to cover a lot of ground. Italy, beautiful but problematic. What do we do with it . Lets begin with our top story of the day, and explosive report by u. S. Lawmakers on Credit Suisse. According to a Senate Committee, the bank helped american customers hide as m...

We were watching the news as it was happening on the tv inside the entertainment center. International community on edge after a provocative rocket launch by north korea, claims to have put a satellite in orbit. Well tell you how the u. S. Might respond to it. Up in flames a West Virginia natural gas line explodes, the blast shutting down a major route through that state. It could be one of the holiest twitter accounts yet, the pope sending his first tweet. Wait until you see who is following. G...

Supporting my grandchildren and encouraging them in their education and building their independent lives and there is uncertainty all the way around. When people talk about relying on your assets in order to take care of those needs, what youre saying, that is one lump. When you use them, theyre gone. So you have so many risks, including i didnt even Mention Health care risks and uncovered Health Care Cost that is seniors face. So youre using your assets, that is what youve got to protect you ag...

We export options, theres another option which is that you give a limited benefit up front that everybody gets it. But at least the tail for the Insurance Industry to cover, and that may be less comfortable for them. But i think we need to look at these options and see what is it that the Public Sector can do in d d that creates some space for private sector innovation. Thats where id like to see us explode. The last thing ill ask, and its a question for the record, if any of the witnesses have ...

Cases that are decided on the merits. Before he was our Supreme Court justice, john roberts was confirmed to sit on the d. C. Circuit. Ten years ago, when chief Justice Roberts was confirmed to sit on that circuit, the average judge on that court had only 125 pending cases. Today, with three vacancies on the court, that number is 185 cases. Those are the complex cases that are pending. Even if we fill all the empty slots, the judges on the d. C. Circuit will still have more pending cases on aver...

If thats enough. Yes but go ahead. Its a good point. I think its critical to understand. People think we have medicaid. Ill be okay. If theres a problem throughout. And maybe another way to say it is to ask is this a sustainable path that is counting on medicaid to be the safety net whey see people doing in the marketplace right now which is essentially using their savings to purchase something that will keep them from being on the Medicaid Program eventually. In other words its not in theory yo...

Overwhelmingly, and it made it with Social Security actuarially sound for the next half century. That was 1983. So, those folks knew how to get along. Chairman nelson, Ranking Member collins and members of the committee, thank you for holding this hearing. And especially for the opportunity to testify about the future of the longterm policy. The perspective that im about to share comes from my work over the past 20 years of the office of management and budget as a person responsible for the Medi...