that contributes to the uptick we call not in only just brooklyn but the bronx queens manhath afternoon. i'mmanhattan. i'm going from here to a press conference about a person being shot. the senator's point. >> arguably, yet the tensions are highest between police department and members of the community who don't feel they're being respected. who don't feel the real causes of the violence on the streets are being addressed by simply more blue. >> you know what it is? it is a lack of communication on a lot of different levels. there has to be real leadership to drive that dynamic. if our elected officials per se are not as effective for most part in communicating the message that we all have to work together then apparently you're going to get that. you are going to get that dissension for individuals who don't feel they have that authority, there's nobody communicating the message that you have the follow guidelines you have to follow the rules. some people step out of that realm, put themselves in a position of not being knowledgeable of the rules think i can commit a crime and i'm no

queens taking on the mets. joe panik. from nearby yonkers just north of the bronx top 1st panik solo home run off matt harvey his people lovetakes harvey into the right-field-corner panik and angel pagan score 4-4 tie top 6th/ 4-4 tie brandon belt deep and over the "this bud's for you" sign a 2- run home run lots of giants fans a citi field 6-4 giants 5- run 6th for the giants final: 8-5 giants harvey: 6 ip, 9 hits, 7 runs 3 home runs royals at twins minnesota's torii hunter called out on strikes he argues and gets ejected he then proceeds to take off the shin guard and throw it onto the field then the glove then the wristband then after starting to walk away takes off his jersey and throws that onto the field the poor bat boy has to retreive the gear. the royals beat the twins 7-2 as torii hunter goes "yard sale" despite lebron's heroics the tlk of the finals after last night. mathew dellavedova is becoming a cult hero in cleveland not only did he score 20 points last night. but was all over the floor word is he dove for loose balls 6 times in game 3 which is supposedly an nba finals record this is what dellavedova was ask

constituents in queens in the bronx saw their bills go up every year with no explanation.here were families buying insurance on the individual market or couldn't shop run after getting hit with a double-digit increase because they had an old injury that would get called a preexisting condition and they would be denied new coverage. .. >> it is in the gaming that was employed in the past. >> is also affordable care act requires 80% of the premiums go directly to better care. if consumers to get a rate increase notice they are left to just a then look to shrug their shoulders. that's just the way it is. that's not the case anymore is it? >> that's correct. we are fortunate because we have a very competitive market we had none that had problems meeting the 80% rule. that wasn't true for many other states. now because of the federal law they have to meet that standard. standard. >> what can regulators and state like new york or washington do when they see exorbitantly high rates, or the request, what can they do now? >> want is them an opportunity to shop. if they have a carri

they in queens and the bronx are small business owners who saw the insurance bills go up every year with no explanation. they were families buying insurance on the individual market or couldn't shop around after getting hit with a double-digit increase because they had an old injury that would get called a preexisting condition and they would be denied new coverage. i'm proud that those days are days of the past. commissioner, today, if an insurance company feels like raising rates to pad the profits without spending more on patient care, can they do that? >> mr. crowley, what we see now is insurance companies have to play by standard set of rules so they can't game the system. the game before was try to avoid sick people only insure healthy people and one of the sick people you were obviously kind of left out. now with standard rules, we are actually introducing real competition between insurance companies and that's one reason i'm so proud that in the state of washington we had a 50% increase in number of insurers and competing with standard set of rules. it isn't the gaming employ in

my constituents in queens and the bronx are small business owners who saw their insurance bills go up every year with no explanation. they were families buying insurance on the individual market, or maybe shop around after getting hit with a double-digit increase because they had an old injury that would get called a pre-existing condition. and they wrob denied new coverage -- would be denied new coverage. i'm proud those days are days of the past. commissioner kridler, if an insurance company feels like raising rates to pad their profits without spending more on patient care, can they do that? commissioner kridler: mr. crowley, what we have seen now is insurance companies have to play by standards set of rules so they can't game the system. the game before was try to avoid six people -- sick people, only insurance healthy. if you were one of the sick you were left out. with standard rules we are introducing competition between insurance companies. that's why i'm surprised in the state of washington we have a 50% increase in insuresers. it isn't gaming employed in the past. mr. crowle