liz: 30 states will lose aetna and in some cases united healthcare. the insurers are backing out.there will be no options. you can see down the road here comes the single payer government option. why doesn't president obama look at this and own the two pieces of this that people do like. the kids are covered until they are in their mid-20s under their parents' plan and they at least have some type of coverage and it's an opportunity if they have preexisting problems that they won't get dropped. charles: those are the two things hurt can the rest of it because young people don't get sick and preexisting conditions are expensive. and before insurance companies went over from $60,000 to $50,000. aetna was okay with it. from march until 2010 aetna's stock was up 260%. so those two things work in public. how do you make them work from arithmetic. anthony: we go to a single-payer. what do you think of that? >> will doctors accept that sort of coverage? anthony: what will happen. it will be a two-tier system. the v.i.p.s will have their own hospitals and you will hollow it out for the re

. >> reporter: insurance draymond at that and united healthcare and several others bailed out of the aca giving middle and comers, the self-employean for insurance and certainly higher premiums. >> those people are getting hit with premiums and the lack of choice and they don't have recourse and they have to pay the full freight. that is getting killed in this. >> reporter: a recent poll from the kaiser family foundation says that most adults have an unfavorable opinion about the affordable care act. 44% versus 47%. speech celebrating the program with the galaxy note 7 which is a small phone that exploded in catches fire. mike pounds -- mike pence pounced on it. >> when a phone comes out with a few bugs, what did they do? they fixate and upgrade it unless he catches fire then they pull it off the market. -- they fix it and upgrade it unless it catches fire and then they pull it reporter: they pulled the bill on financial life support. reporting the president is endorsing 150 congressional candidates-- including his party's nominee for iowa's first district. district.in a statement to

the nasdaq up 58 points as united healthcare reports sparked the dow industrials seeing a nice gain of nearly 100 points right now. company earnings leading to a healthy rally and the rally on wall street counterbalanced by a rally in colorado. donald trump expected to take that stage inside the north penrose event center. live pictures of the crowd there. big american flag. people waiting to hear what he will say.ump campaign pressing ahead in that key battleground state, one day before the final presidential debate. meanwhile, hillary clinton is on her way to las vegas as new polls in nevada show her extending her lead, allowing others to do her campaign trail work as president obama used the bully pulpit in the rose garden in front of a fellow world leader to bash the republican contender for, quote, whining. political panel breaks down the latest news and there's a lot of it from the campaign trail. >>> plus the accounting scandal rocking hollywood and it goes all the way back to spinal tap. remember that movie? yahoo! canceled conference call. more on that and charlie gasparino li

how you and your family can take part and raise funds for the united healthcare children's ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in clark county. find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... with prescription drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a $0 co-pay... all in one simple plan for a $0 monthly premium. this medicare advantage plan offers you $0 co-pays for specialist visits... and transportation to your doctor's office or pharmacy at no additional cost. medicare open enrollment ends december 7th. call unitedhealthcare now and see if an aarp medicarecomplete plan is right for you. a cell phone video shows the chaos after the coronado bridge in san diego on to a crowd of people on saturday. in this video you can see them, that's the driver they just pulled out of that wreckage there. four people were killed when that truck barrelled over the side, went 60 feet down. it landed on a tent. there was a biker festival happening. the video, b

care act" is expected to grow by nine percent in 2017...despite large insurers like aetna and united healthcare scaling back their participation... as remaining carriers are hiking premiums.they expect three- point-five million uninsured and some nine-point-two million are projected to re-enroll. open enrollment starts november 1st. if you love your coworkers..or have tons of work friends..you might have better health than those who don't. don't.that's according to a recent study out of australia. australia.researchers found that those who identify strongly with their colleagues or with their employer have better overall health and a lower risk of burnout.they say on-the-job social links contributed to both psychological ?and? physiological health.and it's not just employees who benefit -- ?employers? get better results, as well. 3 in your tech news ... facebook is introducing new features that could help you plan your next night out.the recommendations tool will let you ask your friends' advice on places to go.the tool will map embedded in your post.that will make it possible to find things to

this saturday we're going to have the teddy bear run to support the united healthcare children's foundation. what is it is a provides financial assistance for kids that have extra medical bills that aren't covered by insurance. if you have a commercial health plan, you might qualify for this assistance. it's for kids 16 and younger that have expenses that just aren't quite covered. >> is a new parent, i can't imagine how stressful it would be to find out that your child how has this helped you guys? >> it's helped tremendously. i like to tell the story, i have an older daughter with juvenile diabetes who is 25. at age 9 there wasn't answer of this. it was -- answer of this. it's so difficult. you come through and figure out how you're going to make it. you're working, you have insurance and suddenly you're trying to make it with hospital bills, streams. it gets overwhelming and a program like this -- i've been praying for this since my daughter was nine. now that this one's nine it's here. >> and it's helping. i want to ask about oliver because you were telling me about the book that folks

happening tomorrow, united healthcare and feeding america will travel to the kenosha county jobs center for a food drop-off. each household in attendance will get a tote bag filled with chicken, pasta, and fresh vegetables. wednesday, they'll drive to racine, then waukesha on thursday. this is the 6th year for the event. also tomorrow, it's national coming out day. it's thth anniversary of the national event. it's a day that encourages people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender, to come out. there are events planned tomorrow in the walkers point neighborhood. according to the human rights campaign, when people know someone who is lgbtq, they are more likely to support equality under the law. joyce: thanks, patrick. a purple toilet in front of someone's home has been stolen. domestic violence big m's. -- victims. and, where they drop live feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. . full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jo

has been lets repeal it, if you think about costs would go through the roof.aetna, humana and united healthcare are leaving wisconsin at the end of the year. but the health insurance organization says the badger state will still have more carriers than many others in 2017. 17:02:13 there are numerous provisions for us to keep in tact while we work on the things that arent working. :22 open enrollment for the marketplace begins on november good news tonight for a wisconsin native.. who's finally out of the hosptial.. after she was set on fire. fire.lieutenant katie blanchard posted on her facebook page she did well on her first night out.last month, she was working at fort leavenworth in kansas when she was doused with gasoline, and set on fire. a man who works for her has been charged. lt. blanchard's sister told cbs 58 she has at least a year of i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washing

three major healthcare companies are scaling back their preparation next year signa aetna and united healthcare. enrollment opens on november 1st for coverage taking effect on scan 1st. >>> san tran list are investigating a bizarre incident at westfield mall involving armed men with creepy clown masks a mall security guard was on a routine patrol sunday afternoon when he came across three men in a stairwell on the market street side of the mall. police say the men had clown masks and one had a gun the men ran away before police arrived. >> two of them had those creepy clown masks hole holding it in their hands another respect brandished the handgun showed it to the security guard and then all three fled on foot outside the emergency exit. >> it's not clear what the men were planning to do. police are hoping mall surveillance footage will provide clues to help track them down. >> fans are mourning the death of a new wave star from the 1980s. >>. >> pete burns was the leader of the british group dead or alive their best known single you spin me round was a top 20 hit in the u.s. in 1984. a remake

united healthcare of teaming up to raise awareness about food insecurity. according to feeding america... 13-percent of the neighborhoods in eastern wisconsin are food insecure. a "dinners on us" event will be held today from 11 until 1:30 at northcott neighborhood house in members of the u-s gymnastics team.. otherwise known as "the final five" are in milwaukee tonight as part of an ongoing tour. simone biles, gabby douglas and aly raisman will tonight at seven 60 area kids will get the chance to learn basketball from the milwaukee bucks this afternoon. bucks guard matthew dellavedova is holidng a clinic for kids from the journey house as part of the league's junior nba initiative. the rim rockers will also put on a dunking demonstration. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--a certain type of cancer joins the list of diseases related to obesity.. also-- what doctors are saying this morning about a disturbing trend sweeping college breaking news this morning. -a live shot from a houston highway where an 18 wheeler, carrying a family of 3, a slammed

tmj4 united healthcare and feeding america are handing out free groceries to people in ten wisconsin communities this week.it's part of the dinner on us program.in our area they're giving out groceries in sheboygan, waukesha, racine and kenosha counties.today's distribution is taking place at the kenosha county jobs center from 3:00 until 5:00 today at the panther arena... getting things ready to welcome the milwaukee admirals. they'll be playing at the u-w milwaukee arena for the first time since 19-87. <"12:47:26 this makes it very real. once you start putting ice into the building. so we've seen all the things that have been over the summer the millions of dollars in improvements around the building. but now our season is literally right around the corner and this is the definitive sign of that.42"> the team also showed off its new locker-room. of the 6- point- 3 million dollars in improvements made to the arena this summer.the admirals home opener is october 29th. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- how you can hear brian wilson perform a classic beach boys album for th

the white house has confirmed the increase in the health care costs because cigna, aetna and united healthcare are scaling back participation in obamacare. the bright spot says that the federal subsidies are going up meaning that more than 70% of the people insured under the affordable care act will pay less than $75 a month, and enrollment opens on november 1 for coverage to take effect on january 1. >>> apple is one of several big companies reported quarterly earnings and analysts are predicting that apple will report slipping revenue, and the last time that happened was in 2001. they say that is due to the timing of the release of the iphone 7. the analysts expect to see stronger sales for the fourth quarter that included the shopping season. >>> a school closing for good, the foresthill christian church will bulldoze this school located on seventh avenue near the laguna hospital, and 150 units of affordable senior housing will be built on the land. the church says they cannot afford the upkeep or keep up with the repairs. >> tears are running down my face because i thought i would be retir

employees of united healthcare were in milwaukee handing out free groceries to families. they were distributing the food at northcott neighborho at 6th and wright. it's one of 14 different events throughout the state. the meal bags have enough produce, poultry, and pasta to feed a family of four through four meals. in total four-thousand meal bags will be distributed across the state. "we understand that poverty and being food insecure can be a really big struggle and that especially if they're dealing with healthcare issues, it's just too much sometimes so if we can just help a little bit, then that's what's really important to us." northcott house provides employment and training as well as food pantry servie ad lib about food program many of us know how hard it can be trying to balance high school homework on top of playing a sport. coming up -- meet the area freshman managing to balance two fall varsity sports on top of everything else. plus -- the animal intruder one man caught taking a relaxing dip in his koi fish pond. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation

it's not like you can go to etna and united healthcare, hey, come back, let's try this again?o question in my mind that this is part of -- obamacare is much more than, preexisting conditions a lot that was in this. this obamacare is going to have to be fixed by the next congress. it's an opportunity frankly for the two parties to work together to make sure that millions americans have a better healthcare system. repealing it and replacing it is not an option. it will deny tens of millions of people who have insurance today and strip it from them, the republicans are going to have to come to terms that their job now is to work with the democrats to fix the system that's in place and i think this is a great opportunity for hillary clinton and paul ryan to come together to work on something out of the box early next year. john: morgan, do you see that prospect? obamacare, i don't think got a single republican vote when it was passed. >> there was no bipartisan consensus in trying to pass nit the first place. we have to see what happens in the senate. hillary clinton is ahead, of

strong earnings from companies like united healthcare netflix sent the dow up 75, nasdaq up 44.utures pointing to a higher open. >>> yahoo's revenue plunged after admitting to a data breach in 2014. the ceo canceled the usual earnings conference call with reporters. that means there were few details about the hacking and when the company knew about it. yahoo is in the process of being sold to verizon. >>> domino's pizza is delivering profits. the restaurant chain reported a 17% jump in revenue in the last quarter. domino's is invested in technology. customers could place orders on facebook messenger twitter through their apple watch or by text message simply by using a pizza emoji >>> from the fashion runway to the airport runway 60,000 delta airline employees will be modeling new uniforms. they will roll out in 2017. >> we hear a new sweet is hitting store shelves. >> reporter: m&m is introducing a new caramel filling. it's the fourth variety of the candy that already comes in pretzel, chocolate and peanut fillings. m&ms caramel will be available in next may coinciding with the

the nasdaq up 58 points as united healthcare reports sparked the dow industrials seeing a nice gain ofearly 100 points right now. company earnings leading to a healthy rally and the rally on wall street counterbalanced by a rally in colorado. donald trump expected to take that stage inside the north penrose event center. live pictures of the crowd there. big american flag. people waiting to hear what he will say.

one major provider, united healthcare, pulled out of "covered california" in april. >>> the woman who was caught on camera throwing her dog will spend time behind bars. a judge sentenced brandy chin to six months in jail and three years' probation. she was caught on surveillance video outside a home in fairfield last december. police say that she threw and hit the dog when she got into a fight with her boyfriend. the pug is okay and removed from brandy chin. >>> a plane flying very close to the water in del mar. authorities say it was likely only about 20 feet above their heads. federal regulations say that should be at least 500 feet in the air. >> it's no different than a car driving erratically on the roads. people call in when we see a plane flying erratically, that's not normal. that looks dangerous. i think we need to do the same thing. >> no word yet if the faa is going to investigate. >>> here's a look at a potential basketball star of the future. >> carter of idaho is just 3 years old. his parents say he picked up the skills by watching them and pros on television. >> he prob

now all of the insurance companies are jumping ship, at not has left, united healthcare has left, refusing to do business under obama care. when they leave that's a crucial they leave that's a crucial link that makes obama care possible. that's the people who administer the policy. that would leave us to go back to the old system with modifications to make it better, or have total government controlled medicine in the united states with rationing and all that stuff. with the obvious solution is to eliminate the element of coercion, let anyone by anyone policy they want for any amount they want covering whatever they want or not by anything they want and that will permit premiums to go down because i don't need truck addiction therapy or sex change operations, don't need psychotherapy treatment and it comes way down in price and then have attack subsidy and let children stay onheir chdren's policieak conditio andtop em fm drpi -tolinatehe elent says you t nsicy t tells yoto ary a omaho em ithe nninan t socialize ompromis llpt t active bat i k there ucssful. thera st of fundamentay ty wrrigh

healthcare companies are scaling back their participation next year including signa, aetna and united healthcare. however, the same time there is good news federal subsidies are also going up so the administration says more than 70% of people getting coverage under obamacare will do so for less than $75 a month. enrollment opens on november 1st for coverage taking affect on january 1st. >>> the government today issued new guidelines for automakers on how to protect their vehicles from cyber attacks. the guidelines would have cars default to a safe operation scenario if a cyber attack was detected. it advises carmakers to protect the owner's personal data. jeep and tesla have already modified their onboard software the pub. >>> they may be the most famous pair of shoes anywhere in america. the ruby slippers worn by judy garland in the wiz hard of oz are getting plaintiff needed help. the miss season yan has raised $300,000 to help reserve dorothy's slippers. more than 5300 supporters in dozens of countries offered donations after the museum launched a kick starter campaign last week. split son ya

unit. the hospital but it fm a healthcare unit to help with staffing. >> it's definitely different. you do all of your training in a hospital, and now you are operating out of the back of a double wide. >> john roberts delivered -- delivered logan. mom and baby went through labor just find weekend, i had about nine minutes and he was out. >> this will stick out. it want everybody's hard and gave everyone more energy to keep going. >> we have heard stories that i've been sitting of water i lost my family or lost my house and this was a nice diversion from that. they are so grateful. >> i am so blessed.>> they gained a son. >> in the midst of a tragedy, he was our support. >> a lot of people needed that good news after all of the top stories. >>> a new report shows one and three teenag of abuse in their romantic relationship. this includes verbal, physical and now technological abuse. >> india ortega started dating in high school. at 14 years old she was excited to be a white you call the real relationship. >> he was an upperclassman. >> it didn't take long for the butterflies to fade

we have humana and united healthcare pull out.entire state in fact there's only one provider in 14 of her 15 counties. so somebody had to pay to move into the county. that's exactly right. and it's asked the taxpayer. were subsidizing all of this. it's not what the title says affordable anything. it's expensive and it is substandard care. there's no competition and that's why it is failing. another subject about which you and i may be paying for 70,000 central american families i repeat families have moved into the united states this year. i think some of them may have been settled in your county which means you are paying for it is that accurate? >> all of us are paying for it. the problem with this is it's double the number from last year according to public reports and it is the wrong message to send. we are putting even though they may have difficult circumstances in countries they come from they are breaking the law and in this case when you see this size and scope and they're talking about putting them first always their nee

>>> through the flooding and comes good news for him a mobile hospital unit helping in the recovery. earlier this morning healthcare workers helped a mom give birth to a new son, simon was rushed to the unit with minutes to spare. she did not even make it off the emergency room stretcher, both mother and the nine pounds nine ounces baby boy all doing okay tonight, they will see the staff and the baby's father all with big smiles. all the best. >>> a i saw katherine wearing a jacket. >> did you see the full moon? the hunter supermoon? >> it looks amazing. >> you may see something else. we'll talk more about that coming up. we're going to check out river levels heading in the right direction. start with what's happening over in greenville, currently 24.08, slowly following, bottom of the screen you see highlighted yellow should fall below flood stage on wednesday. that the current forecast from let's move on and take a look at goldsboro on the neuse river, 25 feet, major floods at 24. heading in the right direction and by tuesday it should be below flood stage. final stop will be at kinston neuse river, current level

hopefully president trump will go in there and revamp' healthcare in the united states of america.here are other solutions. charles: last night deportation came up. a deportation force came up. there were times when donald trump talked about that. i think he moderated his position on it. this is a very contentious point on this election. the hispanic vote even thought it's not the most important issue for that community, it does range high. how do you see this being handled. how do we handle exporting illegals who have to get out of this country? >> let me say this, charles. i know it's going to be very difficult. the point is that they are here illegally. they they need to go home and come back some way legally to be near the united states. i think that it's going to be very, very difficult. but knowing a new administration looking at it in a different vein, there is a possibility. certainly we can round up all the criminals, the people breaking the laws and closing down sanctuary cities. and people reporting them. i known. 1070, the provision if you are involved under a reasonabl

we are going to have a great healthcare system in the united states and a system that you can afford.remember, if you vote for hillary clinton she wants to double down on obama care and make it even more expensive and worse. repealing obama care -- [inaudible] what she is and she should be ashamed of herself and our government ought to be in be ashamed for letting it happen. we must win on november 8. [applause] we have the power in our hands in just 14 days, 14 days, can you believe this. i started in a year and half aware now down to 14 days. we had unbelievably tough nasty primaries, proud to say that's the toughest primaries in history of politics so we end up but now i have a nasty election but we have the facts on our side. we're going to bring back jobs. we're going to get rid of obama care we have so many facts that we're going to cut our taxes. she's going to raise taxes. we are going to cut taxes. were going to save social security. she is going to cut social security. she's going to cut your social security. and your medicare. we have the power to deliver justice for every

the city is joined by the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county and five area healthcare organizations. "we're trying to do everything we can to make sure that our families and our infants and our children are safe." mayor barrett says the city is currently negotiating how many filters it'll be able to purchase with those funds. he also says it's open to working with any other businesses that would like to contribute to the effort. reportng rachelle baillon fox6 news. a west milwaukee store is the subject of 5 bomb threats in a short span of time-- police are saying it's a hoax-- next. plus-- these kids could not be more excited about their brand new gym! coming up-- why their school was selected for a major upgrade. it's time for buddy check 6! remind your buddy, right now, to do her monthly breast self-exam. the earlier you find cancer, the more details visit our website we're learning more about donald trump's visit to wisconsin this weekend... the republican presidential nominee will be at wisconsin fall fest in elkhorn saturday afternoon. trump will join wisconsin re

the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county... along with five area healthcare organizations are all pitching in to donate seventy five thousand dollars for the effort. "the priority is going to go to pregnant mothers to families with infants and children under the age of six. we understand that the demand is going to be great." have lateral pipes that contain lead... they are in homes ?built prior to 1950. the mayor says the city is currently negotiating how many filters that money will buy. he also says the city is open to working with other businesses which would like to join the effort. you decide coverage now. it's going to be a busy weekend campaigning in wisconsin. not only is donald trump going to be in the state tomorrow.. we just learned president bill clinton will also be here milwaukee to promote early voting. right now we don't know exactly when or where in the city he'll appear. we'll bring you more information as we get it. donald trump will be at wisconsin fall fest in elkhorn tomorrow afternoon. he will join wisconsin republicans... including ho

when discussing healthcare for veterans. title 38 of the united states code, the authority that governs the delivery of va benefits, including healthcare, protects veterans through due process provisions medical malpractice, congressional oversight and no cost. but what many do not know is that title 38 protection do not follow the veteran who ops for care under the choice act. congress will not have the jurisdiction to compel testimony from private sector ceo's who healthcare systems are found to have gained the numbers or have hidden weight lists. maybe we're wrongly assuming it never happened. veterans will have to rely on the courts for dress if healthcare goes awry. this must be addressed. as long as the veterans know that's the reality, we've given them not just a choice but an informed choice beyond simply hoping for the best. if they chose va for their healthcare it needs to be a viable choice. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, sherman. now we'll turn to dr. yahia. >> thank you very much. there was just an amazing first-hand experience

we've been number one in the united states but we've never had a great healthcare system and it's notllary and obama or trump or bush or whoever is coming along. for some reason we can't get together partisanly a, and you blame who you want and when you do get it together, nobody works together. it's artificial intelligence. they predicted a trump win. artificial intelligence is right. humans are enfalable, which means they may be wrong. >> they can fail. >> once robots take over, we'll be fine. >> we'll all have healthcare. >>> coming up a tale so powerful it might bench press your face. yes. self-driving trucks make a beer run s. this the sign of the a times or the apocalypse? i say both. the apocalypse? i say both. ♪"all you need is love" plays my eyelove is making something unexpected. my eyelove is girls' night out. my eyelove is the september issue. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if you're using artificial tears often and still have symptoms, it cou

unite union demonstrated this morning. the casino couldn't reach a deal with union workers on healthcare and pension plans. the taj mahal is the fifth atlantic city casino to go out of business since 2014, costing some 11,000 workers their jobs. >>> well, after chilly start to the day, we're warming up. but in some areas, we can expect a frosty night. let's get first look at the forecast with katie live on the cbs-3 skydeck. >> jim, i am not saying we will be building snowmen any time soon, but will be a chilly night out there. as you mentioned somewhat frosty depending on location, so it will be one of those nights where it is the coolest it's been, and this morning it was definitely cool. but this overnight is likely to fall into the 30's many locations, and that's the chilliest it has been since may. now, taking a look first and for most what we've got going on out there right now, not heck of a lot of the i feel like storm scan will be work ago awful lot of over tight in the next few days, quiet pattern unfolding here, because we are going to keep the quiet pattern tonight the wind eventually tapers of

unit called med one. the hospital brought it in from healthcare system amid a staffing shortage in the loss of power and water. >> it is different. you do your training in a hospital and now you operate roberts delivered baby logan, as the -- first the mother faces c-section, but they went through labor find. >> why the time-year-old man in the head 9 minutes and then he was out. >> to be able to bring life in, give everyone more energy to keep going. we already have dealt with a lot of tragedy and loss of life. >> stories every other en lost my family, my house, this was a nice diversion from that. >> reporter: logan's family didn't have significant damage to their home, another recent they walk away especially grateful after hurricane matthew. >> i am blessed, i have my family, i didn't lose anything.>> reporter: in fact they gained a son. >> do the tragedy we had, he was our support. good news after the heartbreak we saw. >> his little cheeks are so cute. >> it was all i could do not to pick him up and squeeze him.>> a cold day, little logan needs to be bundled up. >> he needs a hat and jacket. temperature

healthcare decisions. i do not think the united states government should step in and make those most personal of decisions. >> reporter: clinton would not acknowledge paid democratic operatives may have paid people to stir up violence at trump rallies as exposed in this undercover video. >> are you worried about -- >> are you worried -- >> if they are found to have -- >> i know nothing about this. i can't deal with every one of his conspiracy theories. >> reporter: clinton argued trump doesn't have judgment or character to be trusted with security. >> the bottom line on nuclear weapons is that when the president gives the order, it must be followed. there's about four minutes between the order being given and the people responsible for launching nuclear weapons to do so. >> reporter: former defense secretaries have made similar comments, clinton's critics accused her of sharing sensitive information about u.s. nuclear weapons capabilities in public. two senior defense officials reached by fox news tonight say they highly doubt that hillary clinton as secretary of state was read into the nuclear codes or th

the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county... along with five area healthcare organizations, are all pitching in to donate 75- thousand dollars for the effort. "the priority is going to go to pregnant mothers to families with infants and children under the age of six. we understand that the demand is going to be great." roughly 70-thousand households have lateral pipes that contain lead. 1950. the mayor says the city is currently negotiating how many filters that money will buy. he also says the city is open to working with other businesses that would like to join the effort. you decide coverage... bill clinton is coming to wisconsin. the former president will visit milwaukee tomorrow to promote early voting. right now, we don't know exactly when information as we get it. and donald trump is also making a campaign stop in wisconsin tomorrow. he will be at the wisconsin fall fest in elkhorn. he will join wisconsin republicans... including house speaker paul ryan-- governor scott walker-- and senator ron johnson. we've posted those details on our website-- fox6 n

quality healthcare, regardless of income, and to start to reduce what are the high costs of healthcare in the unitedealm of 30% more for almost every medical procedure than you do elsewhere in the world today. and that's part of the reason this is not tenable. would i have written the bill differently? yes, i would have. i wouldn't have given away the store to the insurance companies the way it was written, which was a compromise. but today we have, again, a congress that will not come together and work on this. there are so many bipartisan solutions to this that are mired in the partisan bickering that's going on and that's what's got to stop. and when you talk about replace and -- repeal and replace but you don't actually put forward a replacement plan, there has been no bill, no comprehensive plan, put forward under the repeal and replace. so it's a lot of talk right now. so why congress doesn't get together and solve this i think is a big problem. today 20 million more americans are insured than they were before the affordable care act. we are at an all time low in terms of people uninsured in t

the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county... along with five area healthcare organizations are all pitching in to donate seventy five thousand dollars for the effort. "the priority is going to go to pregnant mothers to families with infants and children under the age of six. we understand that the demand is going to be great." roughly 70-thousand households are in homes ?built prior to 1950. the mayor says the city is currently negotiating how many filters that money will buy. he also says the city is open to working with other businesses which would like to join the effort. the mayor, health commissioner and representatives from the partners spoke at length during this afternoon's new conference. hear from all of them when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. search "water filter." they're already rock legends... but they're not ready to stop making histor today that a new album is coming this year! they dropped the news with this image on their twitter account. their iconic logo -- turned blue! suggesting the band is returning to their roots with

united states. since 1948, we have been trying to get a national healthcare policy. finally, with the passage of affordable care act, we did it. does it need improvement? the biggest room in the world is the room for improvement, including too much -- according to my high school band instructor. but the worst thing we could do is repeal it and start over. the affordable care act is using private health insurance to implement health care, and it has done a lot of great things. you cannot be on your health insurance and get really sick and suddenly find that you have lost your health insurance. pre-existing conditions do not exist anymore. it has done a lot of great things, but there are things that need to be done, and we can certainly do them. we need to work together to improve the afford a cold -- ofordable care act instead repeal it, repeal it. that is one of my problems i have with the congress. sen. thune: this is a problem of liberal economics, simple planning by government. we are going to the fine would insurance coverage is for the entire country, and it has

they are on a mission to unite democrats and progressives to do one thing, -->> beat trump >> hillary gets up every day at keeps on fighting. she fights for children, women, healthcare, human rights, fighting for a level playing field. >> reporter: those we poke ?ith said the message and platform adopted by the party in philadelphia is impactful and effective. >> i have read a lot of those platforms and i think they conversation. >> a represent different parts of our government and a half different grounds. i don't agree 100 percent on every issue, but that's what makes them a good team. >> they will also make stops in forr collins and boulder during their trip. this close to an election almost no political parents goes withouttprofessors. we had a couple people hanging banners over the rafters tonight. they were escorted out of the everybody was on then to safely finished the evening.>>> the republican presidential race is coming to colorado. donald trump jr will sub in for his dad tomorrow campaigning at centennial gun club at 10:30 am and then had to boulder for campaign stop. on tuesday donald trump will be back here the day after the ballots go out. he will ral

unite democrats and progressives to do one thing. >> we're going to beat trump, hillary clinton. >> hillary keeps on fighting for children, fighting for women, fighting for healthcare, for human rights, feeing for a level playing field. >> reporter: those we spoke with set the message and the democratic platform is impact full and effective. >> they covered a lot of the -- i think he included conversation. >> they represent different parts of our government, and birch backgrounds. they don't degree on everything, but that's what make themselves a good team. >> reporter: they will make stops in fort collins, and boulder during their colorado trip. almost no political appearance goes without protestors showing up. a couple of people hanging banners over the rafters showed up. they were he is courted out of the building -- he is courted the building. and everybody on with their evening. >>> the republican presidential race. donald trump junior will stumpf for his dad tomorrow, campaigning at the sent sent -- sent ten yum gun column. tuesday, trump will be here the day after ballots go out, rally in colorado springs, and grand junction. trump has rallied in colorado se

ask your healthcare professional trintellix >> jimmy: hi there, we are back with the president of the united states, barack obama. [ cheers and applause ] so you voted already, right? >> i have already voted. [ cheers and applause ] and i want to make sure that everybody in the audience, anybody who's watching, regardless of party, regardless of how frustrated sometimes you may feel about the political away. go ahead and vote. [ cheers and applause ] and it's easy. you know, most states now have early vote. so it's not like you've got to go right on november 8th. you may have a couple of weeks. you walk in, nobody's there, you can take your time. but i always say that -- i quote justice lewis brandeis in it's not president. it's not congressman. senator or governor. it's a citizen. and each of us have a certain responsibility. we can't just sit back and complain. we've got to try to have an influence. >> jimmy: who did you vote for? [ laughter ] >> it's a secret ballot. and that's the way it should be. >> jimmy: why do you think so many people don't trust hillary clinton? >> you know -- a lo