at our next stop, a kit farm si in denver, bigger savings with lowest med. an expensive specialty medication. >> $47.44. >> how much? >> $47.44. how much do you usually pay. >> my insurance made me pay 100. >> for the same prescription, for 30 days at a time? >> it's coming up $47.44 were. >>reporter: using the app instead of insurance will save medication. surprised. >> insurance companies are take trooiing to rip you -- trying to rip you off, they will. for profit organizations, they want to make money. >> they don't have to is. >>reporter: brad, ceo of lowest med, says his company is empowering consumers. >> most consumers don't realize that prices vary. they simply do go in, usually with an insurance card and pay whatever they're told pay. >>reporter: the app and its companion website spit out the lowest prices near you. discounts are automatic lay plied. one last stop. a denver king soopers and one last time, big savings. >> we can put it in and run it through. happened. >> that price is $73.36. >> say again. >> $73.36. >>reporter: that's $27 less than

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at our next stop a k-mart pharmacy in denver even bigger savings with lowest med. we used it to buy an expensive specialty medication. >> 47.44. >> how much? >> 47.44. >> my insurance through mail order makes me pay 100. >> for the same prescription for 30 days at a time? >> yeah. >> that's coming up $47.44. >>reporter: using the app instead of insurance will save our producer $600 a year on this medication. the pharmacist was not surprised. >> insurance companies will rip you off they will it's the nature nature of the beast they are a for profit organization. >> they don't have to go in a thinkingly pay whatever the prescription cost is. >>reporter: ceo says his consumers. >> most consumers don't realize prices vary. they simply go in with an insurance card pay whatever they are told to pay. >>reporter: the app an its companion web site spit out the lowest price at dozens of retailers near you. discounts are automatically applied. super and one last time big savings. >> we can definitely put it in and then run it through. >>reporter: for another expensive special

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-- meds faster? >> it's called singe your -- sync your meds and it helps to help lessen thep convenient trips multiple times a month. we take someone on three, four, five, any member of medications and get it to fall on one day so you're making one trip and get all of your medications for >> oh, and that sounds great. how die know if i am a good candidate? >> anybody can be a candidate. you yourself can be one if you take multiple medications or a lot of people on the program are caregivers of a child or a parent. one in of the beginning and one in the middle and the end. one time for month and then you're done. >> and that is great. center a coast associated with the program -- cost associated with the program? >> it's free and no strings attached. a patient care program and it's just to try and remove a barrier to let people take their medications as they're written and not have the inconvenience of making the multiple trips. >> and a question for someone like plea. >> okay. we had the benefit of h

if the meds are in stock, the prescription is filled just like at any other pharmacy. the stock does vary based on what the dough nations are that week. and it cannot it dispense controlled substances. but certainly a lot of other medications that can help people. the grand opening is at 10:00 and then volunteers get back to to work doing what they have been doing here for about eight years. just at a different location. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 6:07. one more day needing the sun tan lotion. >> we will have warm weather. the sun will warm the temperatures up after a start now at 48 degrees. it's 54 in san carlos and 51 in oakland and san jose. looking at those highs this afternoon, once again in the upper 70s and even hitting 80 in gilroy and half moon bay. financial district 76 degrees. also napa. oakland, 80 and livermore 78 degrees. we are in for some rain apmuch cooler temperatures heading into tomorrow. i'll detail that coming up. >>> we'll take you to the north bay, southbound 101 showing a lot more traffic than we had yesterday. southbound 680 slow

on three different occasions and schumer says pain meds not working. this guy that i went to my trusted in this hospital that i trusted tried to kill me. >> margaret says her nightmare started on november 30 of last year with gallbladder surgery at swedish medical center. i sit boy this surgical tech was so nice because he came in and he gave me something before i because they never did that in any of their my surgeries there. she says she remembered him because he was nice but also because she says he came back three times to administer narcotics to ease her pain, but nothing happened. i said what did you give me. it's not working. two months later when she heard the news. there was a picture of him and that's when i freaked out. she realized why her pain meds tougher word spread she believes rocky was using and narcotics on himself and then injecting her was something else. as a mother and grandmother, she's worried. is that hiv clinics i said i don't want to die. and i hated him because why would he do that. her attorney said she proves swedish medi

how could this person, bipolar on meds, write about exuberance like this?d that i will definitely feel that again. she also said something that was illuminating for me. just about every artist chinos is -- artist she knows is more creative after bipolar than , as long as they are on the meds. to me, it was like, ok, i did not go through this hell for nothing. i have this gift, but i don't have to kill myself for it. there is a way. it took years, but now i generally feel more emotion than i did before bipolar. it feels more meaningful than it does when i was manic. the emotion is tied to life and a child, things that sustain and matter. better. i am much more creative than i ever was when i was manic or before bipolar. to the point where i can honestly say if i was offered a cure, i would not take it. i consider it that much of a gift. charlie: the decision to make a film. >> that was mostly the stigma. living and seeing people look at people like me, and not knowing what is in our hearts. i was always inspired by the van gogh quote, "people look at me like

odds also faces off against charlie sheen who went off against his hiv meds. >> there's a heal in mexico who convin charlie he was cured. >> charlie even takes a blood test on the air. >> and those numbers came back through the roof on hiv. thankfully he's back on his meds now and his levels have gone way back down again so he's not infectious. >> and charlie also talks about h bipolar antics. # thatng. ow t.hat ae-prtion g. iplyfeelt' f als. a wor celon. ultiat. re erne'ro in the chahip amonsh 's that feeling. multiplied.intrneipli a cncto win. and a chance to multiply your winnings. yea, that feeling accused doing in atos cangon tha all onnlim. >>> that is mandel performing her "frozen" hit. she'll be singing that song rever. g hos the spal and also being a part of th performances later on. it's going to be great. >> tonight on cbs, it's "the amazing race" and our host mesh shell talks to keegan. >> apparently the mud is 2,000 feet deep. >> colombia is known it's beautiful emeralds, so we decided that we would hide these

he's not taking the meds?es not take the meds, you know that. >> than i can't just trust him. i don't think it such a bad thing to feel life with the deepest emotion. i don't think that's a problem. >> it's an illness. >> well, maybe for you, because you have a low emotional capacity, and so to you it makes you feel sick. >> wait a minute, i don't have a low emotional capacity. i feel just fine. charlie: is the med lithium, or is it more? dr. jamison: lithium is still the gold standard. there are other medications. there are a slew of medications. a lot of people need to take several. charlie: back to the argument, does it have impact and are by taking thences meds? dr. jamison: there are absolutely consequences. you would lose your credibility as a clinician if you said otherwise. these are drugs that affect the brain. therefore they affect energy and sleep and mood, all the things that make us human. it is also true that this illness is very destructive to the brain. as you will know from your brain series,

a passenger in the front seat was taken to wake med with minor injuries. the driver and passenger in the other car were taken to duke. we are still learning his condition this morning. >>> the suspect in the ka ma zoo shooting rampage will be charged. he killed six people and 45-year-old jason dalton shot people at random at three different locations. so far no wordon a motive. dalton who was a married father of two was working as an uber driver and passed the company's background check. rick snyder is ordering all flags at half staff to honor those who were killed. >>> bill cosby's wife is going to testify against him today. the committee is still fighting to stop it. seven women have sued cosby and he portrayed them as liars after he publicly accused of sexual assaulting them. they are among 50 allegations against cosby who denies wrong doing. sexual assault in pennsylvania. >>> the u.s. supreme court is back in session after the death of justice scalia. john roberts is expected to he died the weekend before last while visiting a ranch in texas at the ag

that's why taking their meds shouldn't be an option. you would suppress an individual's right to refuse medical treatment? for the public safety-- absolutely. our john doe is out of surgery a awake. so, let's get his statement. ( beeping rhythmically ) how's he doing? he still got all his parts? can't this wait? fin: if he croaks in the next five minutes? he just came out of major surgery. and we're ying to find out who put him there. don't worry, this'll be short and sweet. sir? yeah? what's your name? miller... earl miller. can we call anybody for you? no. munch: did you get a good look at who did this to you? slight... white... 20s, 30s... brown hair... crazy. i saw him attack that woman. crazy? what, did he say something? russian... something. munch: he spoke with an accent? please. mr. nash? mark nash? rakolnikov... it was i... killed the old pawnbroker woman and her sister with an ax. mr. nash, i'm going to need to see your hands. 317 rubles... benson: ineed to see your hands. ...and 60 copecks. mr. nash, why don't you stand up sl

he's not taking the meds. >> the doctor does not take the meds you know that. >> then i can't just trustdon't think it's such a bad thing to feel life with the deepest emotion. i don't think that's a/- proble. >> it's an illness. >> well maybe for you because maybe you have a low emotional capacity and for you it makes you feel ill. >> wait a minute, i don't have a low emotional capacity. >> okay, i'm sorry. >> fine. >> rose: is the med or is it there. >> there's a slew of medication out there now still within the gold standard but there are other medications and a lot of people need to take several. >> rose: back to the argument about does it somehow have a, does it have impact and are there consequences of taking the meds? >> sure, there are absolutely consequences. you would be less honest and you would lose your credibility immediately as a clinician if you said otherwise. it effects energy and sleep and mood and all those things that make us human. but it's also true that illness is very destructive to the brain and you know from your brain series if you take scans of people with on

we finally caught up with med express owner nathan rumble. do you think that is safe for the patients? sir, are you going to pay back this $1.7 million to the state? why are these bans unlicensed and unregistered? what about these accidents you've been involved in? are you going to pay these people? i can see you standing there. can you come talk to us? i guess not. and at first, the state health department that regulates them refused to speak to us on camera as well. >> we want to know why this is still doing business. >> reporter: after privately claiming the information was unavailable, suddenly a spokesperson agreed to publicly discuss it. they are still operating. >> we don't have the authority to stop them from operating. if they choose to go for private pay, then we don't have the authority to prevent them from doing that. >> reporter: the state admits that med express is still under contract to a private healthcare agency that does receive public medi-cal funds. they may still be receiving public money, money that the state claims it

now, he's saving lives and racing pulses in "chicago med." >> it includes "chicago med" and "chicago pd." >> i instructed you not to go anywhere near jennifer baker. >> but i heard good news. jennifer hasn't had any of the usual side effects. she's doing great in her treatment. >> that's beside the point. you blatantly disregard the one thing i ask you not to do. >> she could be on the road to remission. i'm sure they'll drop the lawsuit. >> you don't know that. i had tried to be supportive of you, but one more misstep, and i will suspend you. >> boy. >> yikes. >> you're in the doghouse. >> she's so good. >> amazing. >> i was watching it and you were sucked in by her performance, watching that. >> every time. >> your mom is a nurse, sister is a nurse, you grew up around medicine. >> i did. >> did that help for the role? >> oh, yeah. also, puts me under the biggest microscope ever created. let's put it this way, if my mother or my sister were unable to breathe and i was the only doctor around, i think they'd be the first to perform cpr on themselves. >> does your mom think you're a co

the result, no more acid reflux and no side effect from the meds. tom costello, nbc >>> a laserimed into e cockpit of a flflht from london to new york forceddhe flight to turn ouou. one of the pilots aboard thehe virgin atlantic flight yesterday was reportedlylytruck in the eye a a felt sick afterwards. the plane with 252 passengers and 15 crew landed safely back at heathrow. investigators are working to find thehe source of a laser. >>> such incidents are troubling but it turns out 2015 wasne of the safest years for airlines. four commercial planes 3.1 million flights bubu the not factored in the germananngs or metrojet crashes because they said it wawa deliberate. >>> an early grammy winner s saling the spotlilit on this president's day. jimmy carter snagged a cond emmy in the spoken word for the recording of his book. the 91-year-old former president beat out other nominees including amy poehler, hedy smith and dick cavet. when life gives them snow,,hese woman as cat: me and my boy matt had it good. he had catnip that was off the hook. and she's

a passenger was taken to wake med with injuries. the driver and passenger in the other car were injured as well. >>> a man remains in custody police were attempting to serve kennedy at a home on fryer tuck road around 7:30 this morning. he was wanted on several charges including failure to appear in possessions of a stolen car. several nearby homes were evacuated as a precaution. he surrendered without incident charges. >>> police evacuated a neighborhood due to what they thought was a standoff all unfolding around 1:30 this afternoon. someone fired a weapon as they approached the home. that's when they immediately took one person to safety. for hours police attempted to make contact inside that home. negotiators finally did reach those people around 4:00 convincing two people inside to come out peacefully. both told police they were sleeping the entire time and they never even knew that police were outside their home. officers from departments in nearby cities also responded to >>> the bullet hit the home of the 13-year-old mikayla

we finally caught up with med express owner nathan rumble.k that is safe for the patients? sir, are you going to pay back this $1.7 million to the state? why are these bans unlicensed and unregistered? what about these accidents you've been involved in? are you going to pay these people? i can see you standing there. can you come talk to us? i guess not. and at first, the state health department that regulates them refused to speak to us on camera as well. >> we want to know why this is still doing business. >> reporter: after privately claiming the information was unavailable, suddenly a spokesperson agreed to publicly discuss it. >> you sort of left the job unfinished. they are still operating. >> we don't have the authority to stop them from operating. if they choose to go for private pay, then we don't have the authority to prevent them from doing that. >> reporter: the state admits that med express is still under contract to a private healthcare agency that does receive public medi-cal funds. they may still be receiving public money, mon

again safe with maybe some stories to tell for the rest of the crew there back in the barn. for chicago med and chicago fire at 9:00. both of those will be an hour earlier. if you're a hollywood game night fan, set your dvr with that airing at 2:07. >>> we have another live report coming at 6:00 but for now let's send it back to boston. >> thanks so much. >>> we're following more news today.

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the result, no more acid reflux and no side effects from the meds. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, you won't believe who's already won a grammy tonight. but here's a hint. it's not for his singing. >>> a laser aimed into the cockpit of a flight from london to new york forced the flight to turn around. one of the pilots aboard the virgin atlantic flight was reportedly struck in the eye and felt sick afterwards. the plane with 252 passengers and 15 crew landed safely back at heathrow. investigators are working to find the source of the laser. such incidents are troubling certainly, but as it turns out shlths 2015 was one of the safest years on records for airlines. four commercial planes did crash last year. that's one in every 3.1 million flights. but the five years previous averaged over 17 fatal crashes. not factored in for 2015, the german wings or metrojet crashes because the international air transport association says they were deliberate. >>> move over, taylor swift. an early grammy winner today is stealing the spotli

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