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Are problematic. >> i am hearing from health plans upwards of 5 percent with the latest enrollments are still coming through with data problems. i am hearing they have a number of things that haven't been corrected from earlier enrollments. they can't do a reconciliation because they can't reconcile the federal and insurance data. >> they are still doing it by hand? >> that's right. if for example someone has a baby healthcare.gov can't put a baby on the new health plan. if someone has a big cut in their pay and they are entitled to a bigger subsidy healthcare.gov can't ramp into higher subsid...

Are problematic. >> i'm hearing from health plans upwards of 5% of the latest enrollments are still coming through with data problems. i'm hearing that they have a number of things that have not been corrected from earlier enrollments. they can't do a reconciliation with the federal government because there is no system to reconcile the federal data and the insurance company data. >> because they're still doing it by hand? >> that is right, and they can't do what is called adds and deletes. for example, if somebody has a baby, healthcare.gov can't put the new baby on the health care plan. if s...

Private insurance, only 13,000 are problematic. >> i'm hearing from health plans upwards of 5% of the latest enrollments are still coming through with data problems. i'm hearing that they have a number of things that have not been corrected from earlier enrollments. they can't do a reconciliation with the federal government because there is no system to reconcile the federal data and the insurance company data. >> because they're still doing it by hand? >> that is right, and they can't do what is called adds and deletes. for example, if somebody has a baby, healthcare.gov can't put the new bab...

Is responsible for his climate models. of course, skeptics are jumping all over this saying the whole thing is a farce. global warming doesn't exist. what do you think of the professor jones situation, the lack of statistically significant warming, and the fact that he may have misplaced some of the records? >> i think what phil jones is saying is that mother nature is perfectly capable of making the temperature rise and fall through the past several hundred years. and in terms of the data problems, well, we do have to be careful when we're talking about public policy, that means trillions of ...

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