is going to change tear reaction to the demonstrations to the presence of people on the ground the fact that two of their own were shot, do you think it s going to cause them to step up their presence or change how they police there? i don t think so. i think they will still, you know perform about the way they have. it should be noted when these shots rang out, the police didn t wildly shoot back and you know hit other members of the crowd, but they were disciplined at least not returning fire in a difficult situation. but what the police have been used to from the begining is that starting later in the night, after midnight after 1:00 i refer to this as the normal clientele of the bliss him people come out, they re not protest oers they re odds agitators, maybe even inside agitators. they re out looking for trouble. a lot of these people would be on the street causing trouble if there had never been a protest or an incident with michael brown. that s the nature of what police
three people were killed. scores of others were scared and insured, many of people there at finish line to cheer on runners were boston red sox fans. the red sox played a morning game. a lot of fans cheered the runners at finish line, a short walk here from the park. the players throughout the season embraced the city and following of that, helped worked towards the healing process echoing the boston strong mantra throughout the season. last night as they were on the field celebrating, many of them spoke on that. boston strong, what the season meant to the players and city. including dustin pedroia, who helped lead the city from the begining. we got together at spring training. everybody cared about each other so much. the whole ride all year, the thing that, stuff that happened to this city, we wanted to do something special and make everybody happy and proud of their team. and in toughest of times.
that grandfathered status would not be continued for so much as a 5-dollar change in a co-pay. is that accurate? and do you believe that is a significant change? sir, we gave, i think in the grandfather regulations a guide for how pricing could change, medical inflation and i think in most cases plus 15%. there were some individual consumer outfacing issues that were more rigid than that but i would say in terms of having companies being able to collect a profit margin, that was certainly built into the grandfather statute from the begining. i think that is too little a change, respectfully. the gentleman s time has expired. mr. tunkel. thank you, mr. chair and welcome, honorable secretary. thank you for fielding our questions and for responding
on and each failure along the way creates a bigger mountain of problems. this is not something that can be fixed. this system will have to be replaced. then down and replaced from the begining? absolutely. absolutely. bill: kathleen sebelius what happens to her, do you believe. she serves at the pleasure of the president. that is what the american people elected him to do is mapping the administration. he made a promise to the american people that this system was going to work. and now it is up to him to make the decision what to do with her bill: i can ask you what do you think? well as a program manager in the department of defense over very, very large programs like this i can tell what you would have happened to me if i had implement ad system that did not work. i wouldn t have had my job. bill: you would be fired? that s correct. listen, there are reports that say that she s safe. she is not going to be fired and part of the reason is because the administration doesn
nobody wanted to listen. tragically it wasn t until the highly publicized disappearance of drew s fourth wife stacy peterson three years last the fact that authorities began to listen. in the begining that we said and we showed you guys my mom had that she tried to show anybody and everybody and nobody wanted to see it. do you think that she knew what was coming? that she knew that her life was at risk? most definitely. she said it many, many, many times to many, many, many people. she knew. she didn t know when, where or how but you she knew. it was the dark secrets that stacy peterson kept that became the final undoing of the cocky former cop nearly a decade after kathleen savio s murder. it is horrible that it took someone going missing no matter what the circumstance for my aunt to get the justice that she deserved and could have been prevented if people had listened to what she was trying to tell them. the hearsay testimony from