was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pailponds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some of the things we did with zachary used tools i learned from the military in germany and moved to iraq detailing the treatment we could get him better we've learned those tricks from the military. >> we were waiting for the doctor to come in and give us an update on the surgery that - she walked into the waiting room and she we were taking it moment by moment but the scaring it momentum that was my experience with her, she saved my sons life i can't thank that woman enough. >> to put them in the iv room with the windows and the family would be in under that was a huge difference. >> everything she did for zachary was the right thing and months after we walked out and a month after that he fully resolved that's a miracle i thank everyone and he can be a 6-year-old boy. >> nothing like seeing a survivor and for this boy in kindergarten that's special. >> i have no idea what zachary. >>

say it with me, zachary taylor.piring story. >> thousands headed west over the plains and prayeries to california. should california be free or slave. >> death came to zachary taylor before the controversy was decided. >> stephen: yes, just 16 months into office, he died like a true american, of acute indigestion. >> do you think i'm crazy for spending $2,000 on zachary taylor? >> i think that's a buy. okay. thank you. i think so, too. he is one of the presidents. do you remember anything zachary taylor did? >> they were talking about how sloppy he was. >> he was a sloppy man. that's true. >> and, now, he was our sloppy man. we salute you, president zachary taylor. you were a decorated hero in the mexican-american war. a member of the wig party, and you ate a fatally large meal. >> oh, (bleep). >> stephen: finally, it was time for ariel to hit the road. ariel? ariel? where's ariel? ♪ ♪ don't you realize you're breaking my heart ♪ ♪ i'm crazy about you, andeth plain to see ♪ ♪ . >> and, now, ladies and gentlemen, ple

zachary: that is an open question.ne of the big issues in repeal is republicans want to review most or all of the taxes. some say all comes some say most. this question about what is a tax. but essentially they want to make paying for this extreme is difficult. vonnie: there will be court cases, i imagine. at what point will be secret cases brought by individuals who lose coverage or by groups or maybe this will we see court cases are individuals who lose coverage or by groups or maybe the aarp? zachary: it's a good question. we will have to see what it does, who is hurt by this. you are right, the aarp is an important group to watch. folks with lower incomes, older people all these constituencies will weigh in. for theit took so long affordable care act to come into widespread use. it seems to be working pretty -- actually,for think we might be going to maryland. we will have to talk about that question a little bit later on. zachary tracer, health care reporter for bloomberg news. donald trump, president of the unite

was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pailin an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some of the things we did with zachary used tools i learned from the military in germany and moved to iraq detailing the treatment we could get him better we've learned those tricks from the military. >> we were waiting for the doctor to come in and give us an update on the surgery that - she walked into the waiting room and she we were taking it moment by moment but the scaring it momentum that was my experience with her, she saved my sons life i can't thank that woman enough. >> to put them in the iv room with the windows and the family would be in under that was a huge difference. >> everything she did for zachary was the right thing and months after we walked out and a month after that he fully resolved that's a miracle i thank everyone and he can be a 6-year-old boy. >> nothing like seeing a survivor and for this boy in kindergarten that's special. >> i have no idea what zachary. >> i will shout out t

was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pailponds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some of the things we did with zachary used tools i learned from the military in germany and moved to iraq detailing the treatment we could get him better we've learned those tricks from the military. >> we were waiting for the doctor to come in and give us an update on the surgery that - she walked into the waiting room and she we were taking it moment by moment but the scaring it momentum that was my experience with her, she saved my sons life i can't thank that woman enough. >> to put them in the iv room with the windows and the family would be in under that was a huge difference. >> everything she did for zachary was the right thing and months after we walked out and a month after that he fully resolved that's a miracle i thank everyone and he can be a 6-year-old boy. >> nothing like seeing a survivor and for this boy in kindergarten that's special. >> i have no idea what zachary. >>

was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pailponds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some of the things we did with zachary used tools i learned from the military in germany and moved to iraq detailing the treatment we could get him better we've learned those tricks from the military. >> we were waiting for the doctor to come in and give us an update on the surgery that - she walked into the waiting room and she we were taking it moment by moment but the scaring it momentum that was my experience with her, she saved my sons life i can't thank that woman enough. >> to put them in the iv room with the windows and the family would be in under that was a huge difference. >> everything she did for zachary was the right thing and months after we walked out and a month after that he fully resolved that's a miracle i thank everyone and he can be a 6-year-old boy. >> nothing like seeing a survivor and for this boy in kindergarten that's special. >> i have no idea what zachary. >>

zachary says he had a good day as well.nd it was time to head back to speak to the other vendors and get their take on the lessons of the day. >> today it was an eye opening experience because these are respected people from the community and when they were standing out there with that vest on holding that paper, they got treated the same way i usually do. >> the city i think too often we forget to -- if someone walks up and says hello it's okay to turn back and just say hello to them. >> giving a dollar to someone and getting a newspaper having something to read. i mean i think that's the least that we can do. you know what i'm saying? because they're willing to do their part we should be willing to do our part. >> one step away giving people a chance to improve their lives. but that will only happen if we can look passed the judgment and extend a hand up to people willing to work hard for that opportunity for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ just got to stop and say hi every now and again, right? if the politics in our

. >> reporter: i was partnered with zachary a one step away vendor for four years.oal was to set up across from each and sell as many papers as we can. it started off as fun competition between us. but reality sunk in quickly. >> once again not only did the overwhelming majority of people ignore zachary, but i also got to experience obviously to a lesser extent how chilly people can be to you when they stereotype you immediately. >> we're helping raise money for the homeless today. buy a paper. >> how you doing, sir. >> i didn't experience the blatant disrespect and that zachary and some other vendor today's because i was wearing my station jacket and was somewhat recognizable. >> but i did get to understand what i believe was the point of the exercise today. to learn that many who regularly encourage people to pick themselves up and work for a living are far from supportive when they try. at the end of the day i sold all 25 of the papers that i was given in about an hour. zachary says he had a good day as well and it was time to head back to speak to the other vend

chester county, pennsylvania, katie zachary is live there for us now. good morning, katie. >> good morning. that is right. we are along route 3 in west xhefte chester, which is a pretty wet road. a lot of people staying school district ves closed. in fact, in philadelphia, all schools are closed there. they made that decision last night. we're seeing a lot of plows on the road getting ready for this storm that is just to the west of us. in fact, if you look at the radar, we are right on the line where in just minutes from now, it's expected to turn to snow. in terms of the temperatures, it's high 30s here. suburbs about 35 miles, so to speak, to the west of will philadelphia. we are in the area that's going to see this storm blow in first and people are definitely gearing it for it. the wind has shifted. it's turned over to sleet in the last little bit. we might see you throughout the morning. >> katie zachary, thank you. >>> and we want to get back to our storm team 4 weather alert coverage right thou. let's get to sheena parveen who is monitoring the

zachary: i think we are all excited to see what the president unveils tomorrow night. going to be hard. first off, you will not get into a health scare in his speech. it is cap located. -- it is complicated. they might change the tax credit, might change medicaid. we do not know what they're going to do at this point. joe: from the perspective of the health insurers, what would be the ideal reform, will be the ideal accommodation of getting rid of things like the keeping what they do like? zachary: the health insurers have already much lost money on obamacare, pretty much all except for and some -- for a nthem. they need the market to stabilize. the need to know the rules. was a know the rules come of they can come up with a product to sell. this is a product that costs $2000 or $5,000. whatever they need to do, they can do it. they have a lot of people figuring it out. if big problem for them is they do not know with the rules are, and that is what they are in right now. scarlet: the fact we are supposed to see these big mergers in the health insurer space has fallen

. >> i was partnered with zachary. are door four years the goal to set up across from each other and see how many papers we could sell. reality sunk in quickly. >> want this paper for a dollar ma'am. >> not only did overwhelming people ignore zachary i got experience how chilly people can be to you when they stereotype you immediately. >> we're helping raise money for homeless today. buy a paper? how are you doing sir? >> i did not experience the blatant disrespect zachary and other vendors did largely because i was wearing my station jacket and was somewhat recognizable. >> but did i get to understand what i believe was the point of exercise today. to learn that many who regularly encourage people to pick themselves up and work for a living are far from supportive when they try. >> at the end of the day i sold all 25 pain rz i was given in about an hour. zachary says he had a "good day" as well and it was time to head back to speak to the other vendors and get their take on the lessons of the day. >> today was eye ope

i'm katy zachary and few minutes before 9:30.. and sunshine over silt zens day park and great day for ale ball game ad warm enough. 50 right now and climbing in delaware and south jersey. we saw temperatures in the 30s and now 50 in philadelphia. and look at that 53 at graduate hospital. and low 50s for tarsdale and steeplechase. >>> and now, we go to jessica boyington who is keeping an ear out for a couple of slowups. >> yes, the p.a. turnpike accident around mile marker 406 in downton county and seeing the delays there, but other than that, the majors are great this morning and some people are staying home today for presidents' day, and cottman avenue is not full at all. katy back, back to you. >> and great day to be on the i-96. and police say that a man was found tied up and bleeding inside of a house. he tells investigators he has been that way since friday. he told police that the two men beat him and ran off. >>> and the embattled d.a. william s williams is planning to kick off his own campaign. hill announced the candidac

. >> zachary left the marines last fall. >> a lot of people are realizing, okay. i can't stay in here. i have to do something else. >> president trump's federal hiring freeze may hit had them especially hard. one-third of federal workers are veterans. >> the opportunities are not there. >> j.r. martinez survived the attack in iraq. then he land ad role on all my children. and one, "dancing with the stars." he said it is you have to transition from a follow orders environment to the civilian world where self-starters successes succeed. >> we're not necessarily the one who's will go out and be our own agent. we sit back. we don't approach. there are very few have that amazing quality. >> a number of companies are working to help make the transition to make it easier. jpmorgan chase dedicated a team to recruiting veterans. hiring 11,000 in the past five years. starbucks has hired 8,800 veterans. and comcast partnered for a hiring our heroes initiative. while most americans consider them heroes, movies and tv shows also show the struggle with suicide, post-traumatic s

we've got katy zachary on the ground. jessica boyington you've also got cameras looking at the situation. >>> we're watching sky force ten over the scene of a tanker has been removed from the scene. just watching part of the cleanup and fuel spill in the area. little dark out. southbound side. side that's open right now. traffic earlier we had both sides blocked off. now you can clearly see that one side is getting by. the other side still with massive cleanup under way. che keep our eye on that for you. it's out in warrington. easton road. northbound side right here. still partially blocked. right around freedom way. detouring people around the scene. following the detours they have, see only one car going by at a time. not really seeing major delays through the area. schuylkill expressway ramp from the vine street expressway headed to the schuylkill westbound. pass the multi-vehicle scene there. creating a big backup to the vine street expressway now. headed westbound to the vine trying to get to schuylkill. see some of

reporting live in kensington, casey zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> left ha mile from the one katie talked about. nbc on the scene in richmond where crews put out the flames around 11 po night. one pet being treated for injuries. >>> third fire in the kensington neighborhood. crews called a few minutes after the over two fires. found a car in flames. no one inside. investigators are not saying yet if the three fires are connected at all. >>> take a look at this. taxi cab spinning out of control. police arrested the driver who attacked add woman and peeled off clothes before stealing the cab. cell phone video showing the cab screeching around the square yesterday. people dove out of the way to avoid being hit. finally a good samaritan got the suspect to stop the car. other people grabbed the keys and dragged him out so police could cuff him. nbc 10 spoke with the good samaritan at the scene. >> he was trying to fight me off and everything. i had to punch him so i could get ahold of him and everything. >> we just heard him start screaming i'm mentally ill. i'm mentally ill. the woman attacke

cafety zachary nbc 10 news. >>> new castle county. women say they want to learn to protect themselves after a kidnapper strikes twice in a week. >>> first attack happened monday. then sunday night another attack 15 miles away at pike creek. >> similar thing happened in another apartment community, it's concerning. >>> the most recent incident, police say a man held a woman at gunpoint, forced her her in a dark colored suv and physically and sexually assaulted her. forced her to drive to withdraw cash there atm. an instructor said if you are held at gunpoint in a car you can push the gun through a steering wheel so it's no longer pointed at you. do not give them the ownership on you. >> police have a vague description of the cad napper. say he's 5'8" has a thick accent, but won't say what kind of accent. >>> president trump's looking to replace michael flynn. grew up in max borough. masters highly decorated having served instead both iraqi wars and afghanistan. neighbors in roxborough say they feel safe under his watch. >> he has so mu

when they arrived in the 400 block of west south street, they found 29-year-old zachary winter debt outside. -- dead outside. richard is in custody, caused with murder. an argument began outside and ended inside with haraday shooting winters in the chest. a random crime. that is the latest live from the live desk, i am sam sweeney. back to you guys. jummy: 24 protesters are under arrest in anaheim, california after a demonstrations turned violent. it was in response to an off-duty lapd officer confrontation with a teen on tuesday. that officer fired a shot, but no one was hit. they allegedly threw rocks at his home in spray-painted his garage. new mandatory evacuations are in place in california. residents are remaining out of their homes today out of concerns over potentially contaminated floodwaters. now, 14,000 people remain in mandatory evacuation zones. today, officials are concerned mainly over potential sewage, oil, and fuel that may have leaked in the floodwaters. larr bethesda, protesters plan to make their voices heard on a public hearing over what they say is an african-american

zachary: if the deal doesn't get done, and some would oh them quite a bit of money.there may be some wrangling over that, it even the discord between the companies. , iterms of what happens now think that cigna said hey, we will evaluate our options. are investors, to some extent, relieved that the deal is not going through? in other words, with the opposition to it at this point given that there are uncertainties in the marketplace with the repeal of the aca? zachary: we have been at this for 18 months. 18 months since the deals were struck. and one thing that analysts and investors start worrying about is whether the people running the companies or employees say hey, we are getting bought so maybe i will not do this business as well as i once was. so i think there is some relief almost that -- almost, although we are not done yet. vonnie: seriously, what happens next? appeal and what is the likelihood that that would be approved or denied? tohary: anthem is going appeal. they will go to a three-judge panel in d.c. and the folks i've talked to has said that the ruli

. >> kelly zachary live along kelly drive. you can keep track of the temperatures where you live with the nbc 10 app. a freeway to customize the forecast for your neighborhood. >>> new this morning a woman is in the hospital after being shot outside an exotic nightclub in north philadelphia. nbc 10 was on the scene and second and cambria streets where police say the woman was sitting in the car when someone opened fire. we're working to find out the victim's condition. police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> in another part of north philly, police are investigating a shooting that happened just after midnight at cecil b. moore and dover street. police took the victim to the hospital in this case. no word on his condition either. >>> this morning, this philadelphia police officer you see being wheeled into an ambulance is in stable condition. she was injured while officers were chasing several dirt bike riders through the streets of north philly. police began the pursuit after hearing what sounded like gunshots. they

no one could have foreseen the surprising spiral of events that when zachary taylor, the victorious general -- of the mexican war was elected president as the whig party candidate. he was the hero of politics, a southern slaveholder with no decipherable record on any issue standing on no platform , whatsoever. old, rough, and ready was assumed to be the ideal wooden figurehead for the ship of state as intellectually opaque as an inanimate object. [laughter] and articulate in making what was perceived only to be creaking noises, he was utterly lacking in experience with the cunning men of the congress who expected to run the show. it was a revelation that taylor turned out to have clear and emphatic views and a shock that he was strongly against the extension of slavery in the territory he had seized as the price of the mexican war. he threatened a declaration of war against these southern -- the southern rights movement if it treasonously opposed him. personallye would draw his sword as commander in chief to leave the -- lead the army to crush resistance. then as abruptly as taylor , stunne

zachary hearn, the department director of claims of the veterans affairs and rehabilitation division of the american legion. ms. kelly yoon, the director of veterans benefits of the vietnam veterans of america. mr. boast: and mr. ryan galluci , the duty director of the national veteran services for the veterans of foreign wars. and first, we'll hear from mr. hearn of the american legion. mr. hearn, you're now recognized for five minutes. mr. hearn: thank you. american legion pass national commander ronald conley initiated a sear sees of visits to v.a. facilities in 2003. they said v.a. was a system worth saving. this truth remains. the american legion knows v.a.'s system is worth saving. good morning chairman bost, ranking memberesty and members of the subcommittee. on behalf of the national commander charles e. schmidt and the 2.2 million members of the american legion we will speak to you upon the adjudication of claims. -- secretary david shulkin we believe v.a.'s a system worth saving. we need v.a. to listen to us. we need v.a. to work with us to ensure management success. the am

ha 28-year-old zachary wintersold after the two got intoza an an argument last night.night. the shooting happened in the 400 block of west southwest souh street. haraday was arrested after atera standoff with police thatlice ta lasted about two hours. >> developing story out ofopin northern virginia where arn vira 15-year-old girl is missingis after police say she met a manline. manlin >> police learned she had beenae communicating with this enman tm from estonia.from eston now the fbi is involved.olved. fox5's annie yu is live inive woodbridge now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, steve and allison. well, the mepoorther of th sete missing teen, makayla matteimati tells us last friday was a a typical day. day her daughter left for the bus f stop around 6:45 in the he morning but never made it toadei class and she hasn't been seensn since. take a look at the picture of makayla that authorities haveiee provided to us. to us. these are two differento diffe pictures with different hairfe styles. she's a ninth grad er at forest park high school.sc she

let us hear from zachary in long beach, california, republican line. caller: good morning. i just want to make a comment or statement kind of off base, but it's my experience in the military that you see in the theeme court, you see supreme court saying we are all on the same page and it seems like trump is letting the , likery do their thing the whole thing about certain immigrants coming here. you get on the same page because you had a lot of separate tatian between the military and vietnam that i can see. we kind of need to be on the same page. host: john, westfield, massachusetts, independent line. morning, pedro. the comment i have to make might mark, i le off the think it goes to the core of his situation and many of the .nes you talk about i think the real problem here is -- number of people like eligible voters that vote, the number i heard was only this last oted in really.ous election, just to me that is indictment of schools, as abominati of ination, the root cause just about every problem you talk about on this program. ost: how does that connect to the supreme

. >> hamilton and zachary's touring multi-media stage show celebrates the dap and its surprising history the vietnam war. black men were swept out of watts, out of chicago, shows solidarity say we're together. that is our code. >> the hug gesture of the dap had a very specific meaning. that was, i'm looking, i got your back and you have mine. >> the title of the show "five on the black hand side." >> the title is from is a saying within the black community like, give me five. on the black hand side. a lot of people have two-toned hands. give me knife on the black hand side. the way to connect in. >> i think one thing that's been brutally misunderstood is the compassion that black men have for each other. we sauce say we love each other. we have boundless affection for one another and examination for one another. >> and that ease in expressing affection is now being shown by men everywhere. >> whether people want to admit it or not, people are tantalized by a lot of things black culture. when they see people dappping especially when it started getting into mainstream culture through, like

i'm katy zachary a few minutes before 10:00.rm-up is back on. 55 by noon, and we will make it to the low 60s this afternoon with the peaks of the sunshine and winds mostly light for today. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >>> and now, the septa broad street line is us pended in both dr directions from walnut-locust to at&t. and shuttle bus is running instead of the trains. and meanwhile, septa crews are set to derail the cars from the upper crash in darby. and the buses are running at this time. >>> and this is video from are the airport earlier this morning when the computer issues caused the delays there. the airport says that there are still some cancellations and delays and check with american airlines if you have a flight this morning. >>> today new jersey's health department is going to be adding chronic pain and other conditions that qualify for medical marijuana, a petition will be circulated for those who want to be added to it. i'm katy zach are ri. >>> from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda

it's hard to say at zachary the catalyst is going to be.ry well be that value is not going to play out as well because we have gone a while without a recession. the economy cannot uphold these cheap stocks. it can be something like that. but at the end of the day there are definitely signs when people are running towards the exit. amanda: dani burger, good to have you here. joe: coming up, snap is making it the case to investors that it is a good bet. our investors buying the argument? we'll talk more about that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: "what'd you miss?" snap was trying to generate confidence, officers bringing the investor roadshow to new york. sarah frier was on the scene and is here to fill us in. one of the questions, of course, is around valuation. what were you hearing there that people were asking to be justified for the rich valuation? -- the biggest -- sarah: the biggest question was about the slowing usage in the last quarter. what was the explanation? they gave the same excavation that they had in their ipo prospectus

something zachary lease.iversary. >> okay. >> but i will say that the q, quincy, formerly known as q dizzy, he will spend the night out with tom loudon and rest of the people at sugar house because they have their 100th episode. he was pushing the party but i wonder if his wife, ivy will get something special on valentines day. bottom line is you don't want to be married to hall being because it is pizza nice. if you are married to more death you better take her out. >> yeah, what about you. you never said what your vote was. >> i don't really have a vote. >> of course, you have a vote. >> i think would i like to go out and have a romantic thing. tuesday night thing is weird for me. would i like to do it on a sat the day either before or after would i like to to go out for a nice romantic dinner, if someone could call steve fredrick. aim more concerned about my birthday then for valentines day. >> birthday day is all about you. valentines day is in general. >> alex, should you ever get the great privilege to

zachary hearne, department director claims by the veterans affairs and rehabilitation division at the american legion. the director of veterans benefits of busy at non-benefits of america and mr. ryan gallucci for the veteran foreign wars. first we will hear from mr. mr. hearn at the american legion. you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. american legion ronald connolly initiated a series of business va facilities in 2003. after these visits the american legion declared va system or saving. over 13 years have passed since the declaration but the truth remains. the american legion nosya is the system we are saving. good morning chairman bos, ranking member sem members of the subcommittee. on behalf of the national commander of the charles e. smith and the 2.2 million members of the legion, we welcome the opportunity to speak with you regarding the impact of national work upon the adjudication of claims. va secretary david schulz in the american legion sentiments regarding value and place the highest of their nation's veterans during his confirmation hearing. we believe

. >> our second panel included zachary hearn, department director of claims, miss kelly yune, director of the vietnam veterans of america and mr. ryan luchy. the drirector of the national veterans services for the veterans foreign wars. first sh we'll hear from mr. hearn of the american legion. you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. american legion passed national commander ronald connolly initiated a series of visits in 2003. over 13 years have passed since that, but this truth remains. the american legion knows va is a system worth saving. good morning, chairman, ranking member and members of the subcommittee. on behalf of the national commander, charles e. schmidt and 2.2 million members, we welcome this opportunity to speak with you regarding the impact of work on the claims. va secretary echoed the sentiments regarding the value and place va has with our nation's veterans during his confirmation hearing. we believe it's a system worth saving. we need va to listen to us. we need va to work with us to ensure management's success. the american legion has over 3200 accr

david: that is bloomberg health reporter zachary tracer. >> shares at twitter are taking a plunge on dive into the month -- into the numbers with michael pachter, managing director of research. s&p futures are up by two points, the dow up by 23 as the dow rises for a seventh day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: a warm welcome. not so warm in new york city. this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin and alix steel. let's get you up to speed. good morning. futures up .1% on the s&p 500 and the dow. 30 minutes away from the open. in the fx market, seven straight sessions of job -- dollar strength. you can see it on the screen against the euro and the yen. treasuries -- the longest winning streak over 2017. that is your cross asset check. let's get you some movers. alix: futures may be flat, but we have movers under the surface. cup down by almost 2%. there continues to get hammered in free markets, slashing the first-quarter guidance. viacom is a different story, up by 6%. upgraded wells fargo after estimates came in better. earnings beat the highest estim

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to, joining us is zachary her, bloomberg's health care reporter and you are reporting on what we a replacement tell us what we are looking at. hear are just starting to what these plans would be. one of the key things that republican lawmakers are grappling with is just how quickly people are going to lose their coverage. we knew that repealing and replacing, with any number of another number of alternatives would increase the uninsured rate to some extent. when we are trying to understand is how much. david: a congressman has become the secretary of health and human services, tom price, who has had a proposal to replace the aca for some time. he makes a big distinction between access and coverage, and basically access is you can get it if you can pay for it. is that when they are headed? zach: one thing republicans will sayzach: is our plan increases access and here is why. we will give everybody who doesn't get insurance through their jobs some sort of tax credit. don't know how much but some tax credit for 20 million or so to help them buy insurance. that is more than under the aca. the dif

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katy zachary that has been on scene live all morning. and what are you learning?l you that i just spoke to several workers who worked here at the james t. vaughan correctional center here in smyrna. they came here to the building we are at right now, and came to work dressed for work but when they got here, they were told they were not working and when they left they had little to say except that they were not working today that is the first indication that something was not right. obviously, things were not according to plan for the campus here if you will for the james t. vaughan correctional center. as soon as we got the information, so you did you, tr tracy, that delaware state police shortly after 5:00 a.m. went into building c and a woman was found safely and rescued from the building and being examined at a local hospital, and we have staff efforting to talk to her heading to one of the local hospitals mou the try to reach her. unfortunate i will the remaining hostage, also a department of correction corrections employee found unresponsive in building c and

to clean up the area san francisco as you may know is suffering from a housing shortage lauren and zacharyreat avenue i no longer live on the street i was the previous owner and the 17 years at 823 treat i too as we live there became a difficult to walk my kids to the park and because this building has been an eyesore and like she said attracts vacant 51cy i'm in support of the as a form and want to and i'm in support of project. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. i work in the area so i drive up and down the street a lot it is a great block but a block that needs clean up especially the delipidated building and think a project like this one with beautify the area and we're spelling in need of new housing in san francisco i appreciate that will provide the homes for families obviously a thoughtful design and like not cookie cutter and the two are much context of the street that would be helpful to the neighborhood i'd like to see approve the demolition and approve the. >> thank you good afternoon. i'm james i was raised in san francisco to the mission district i attend

to clean up the area san francisco as you may know is suffering from a housing shortage lauren and zacharyreat avenue i no longer live on the street i was the previous owner and the 17 years at 823 treat i too as we live there became a difficult to walk my kids to the park and because this building has been an eyesore and like she said attracts vacant 51cy i'm in support of the as a form and want to and i'm in support of project. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. i work in the area so i drive up and down the street a lot it is a great block but a block that needs clean up especially the delipidated building and think a project like this one with beautify the area and we're spelling in need of new housing in san francisco i appreciate that will provide the homes for families obviously a thoughtful design and like not cookie cutter and the two are much context of the street that would be helpful to the neighborhood i'd like to see approve the demolition and approve the. >> thank you good afternoon. i'm james i was raised in san francisco to the mission district i attend