. $34000.00. 88000 is not good for united health care is denying me life. changing in life saving surgery, the health care system in this country is made for profit is not about caring about the health of the citizens. it's about squeezing every drop of money that every done that a person has. the people in the us have been dealing with a health care system dominated by private insurers for years. they've been facing sky high costs and endless clean denials. but the recent killing of the united health care c u in december last year has broth renewed attention to just how much anger people feel for the industry that seems to care more about prophets than their patients. joining us today to give us some insight into america's health care system, our doctor, eric reinhardt, is social psychiatrist, who is also a political unto apologist and bailey and vincent, a writer dancer, and choreographer was battling cystic fibrosis. and who's going to tell us more about that? thank you both so much for your time. bailey. let me start with you. you have a hearing impairment as a result of your medical

now the ceo of united health care group for the parent company, all united health care has acknowledged back in december that the health care system does not work as well as it should. eric, you practice psychiatry, can you tell us your biggest challenges when dealing with the current system delays and denials, like bailey was describing 1st off. you know, as soon as doctor submits a psychiatrist, we actually don't know how to effectively help people. this is often difficult because we don't have enough evidence. our drugs aren't good enough. but the most frustrating scenario is when you do know exactly what somebody needs and you know what to help them. but their insurance is getting in the way of being able to get it to the you prescribe of medication to somebody who is severely depressed, who is suicide is just how does a very serious suicide attempting that hospitalized. and you believe that this medication is going to be very, very important for that. and then there are insurance companies that they're going to cover. but they require 1st, a prior authorization, which means that th

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he's accused of assassinating the ceo of united health care as he walked down the street. >> and insult the intelligence of the american people. >> and has developed a cult following. his supporters sending in hundreds of thousands of dollars for his defense. >> i don't think there's any question that his looks help him. >> but who is luigi mangione? dan abrams is determined to find out. plus, a california campsite becomes a crime scene. >> i wish that i could go back and say, don't go camping. >> what happened in the woods that left one man burned beyond recognition and another savagely stabbed, clinging to life. >> i woke up, i think it was like my house. >> as cops searched for a killer in the wild, the case takes an even more chilling turn. thanks for joining us. by now, everyone is familiar with the name luigi mangione. the ivy league graduate accused of gunning down the united health care ceo, who became a social media sensation. he's facing life in prison. but to his fans, he's a hero who should be set free. and now, for the first time since his arrest, luigi is addressing the pu

this was a benefit that was not provided by united health care . but what i would like to say is that we do recognize that there is a small amount of disruption even with the shift from drug benefit through the rfp. again, what we noted as compared to all the prescriptions are received from our members. there was a 98% match in both the tier and copayment amounts. however that is not 100%. as we look at that 2%. we can see that in a population of 19,100 members that's close to 400 members. and so for these minor differences in benefits, there could be a number of our members that are experienced a change. but by far the two benefits of the two programs match almost exactly. >> any time there is a change there is going to be some level of disruption. but what we have been doing is committing to our members that we will assist them in the transition wherever possible and we have partnered with blue shield to do to do the same. >> do we know if most of those members are local or somewhat local like bay area or northern california? >> something like th

>> i got a message that united. >> health care. had called the operating room and wanted to speak with me, and immediately my mind went to, oh wow, are they going to deny something for this patient? i looked over at my partner, another microsurgeon who's there? and i said, i think if i take this call, i might make a difference for this patient. they say united health care did not ask or expect you to scrub out and call right away. >> why call. >> them back right away? no one made me. that was my choice. i thought they might deny her. could they stick her with a giant bill that could be financially devastating? and i have seen that the environment that i'm practicing medicine in is when an insurance company says jump, i say, how high? and that just doesn't feel good for patients. >> united health care declined our request for an interview. >> but in a statement, a spokesperson. >> told cnn in part it had approved the patient's surgery. an overnight stay days earlier, but its medical director reached out to the hospital for clarifica

largest health insurer in the united states.ld it even be possible for someone to add i go in i to your point. i've got a broken arm and i go in and they say, well, you're a little heavy. and they start adding some pre-diabetic codes without my knowledge or some sort of diagnosis without. and that's key, without my knowledge and therefore gets paid by medicare for something that i, as a patient am not even aware of. you would not be aware of any of the codes that they are submitting to the cms. that's just the coding for your diagnoses. they're not it's not the documentation of the care delivered. it's a documentation of the diseases, the problems that you have. so yes, you could theoretically have obesity and as a consequence of that, have a set of measures that would indicate the hemoglobin a-1c that you pre-diabetic. and conceivably the doctor wouldn't tell you. >> i'd hope that. >> the physician would tell you about that. but it's certainly conceivable that there are diagnoses that could be added, that would be submitted for

a hearing just wrapping for the man accused of killing the united health care ceo. why luigi mangione his defense attorney, is taking issue with how prosecutors are handling this case, and a major update just in from israel about the remains of shiri bibas, the mother taken hostage by hamas and not returned. she's already been killed, we know, but her body was not returned in yesterday's exchange, despite hamas claims. stay with us. >> welcome back. >> have i got. news for you? new tomorrow on cnn. >> my eyes, they're dry, uncomfortable looking for extra hydration. now there's blink neutral tears. it works differently than drops. blink neutral tears is a once daily supplement. clinically proven to hydrate from within, helping your eyes produce more of their own tears. to promote lasting, continuous relief you'll feel day after day. try. blink. neutral tears a different way to support dry eyes. >> blink tears. >> a heart attack. do they have life insurance? >> no. >> but we have life. >> insurance. john. >> i'm trying to find something we. >> can afford. >> fortunate

. >> tonight, the suspect in the brutal murder of the ceo of united health care set to make his firstrance of the year tomorrow. luigi mangione allegedly planned the assassination for months to draw attention to the health care industry. it comes as one doctor going viral, getting 13 million views after blasting the health insurance industry, including united, calling their practices, quote, out of control. and she's not the only doctor who feels that way. meena duerson with a story you're seeing first on outfront. >> stay here. go ahead. >> this is. >> the. >> surgery center. >> where doctor. >> elizabeth potter operates on. >> breast cancer patients. >> she's actually in surgery right now. she made a. >> video in. >> january talking about an incident she had with the health insurance company while she was operating on a patient. it's 2025, and insurance just keeps getting worse. never had this happen before. in her video, which she posted to instagram and tiktok, doctor potter described being in surgery when she got a message that a health insurance representative was trying to reac

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so if the doj goes after this with respect to united health care, i think it's going to send a chill advantage plans and health care services providers are going to have to relook at their practices. if, in fact, this becomes something that is a target of the investigation. and united. >> health care says, hey. >> you know, preventing chronic diseases early. is what we want to do. so they've got a ready made sort of an answer to why they might find more things than usual. >> but then again. >> you've got some individual cases where someone was. >> told there's something, i. >> don't even know what this is, doctor. >> hyper aldosterone, which is. >> a secondary hormonal condition. you don't even need a blood test. so someone could go in and say, you've got this, you could build medicare for it, whether they. >> have it or not. it just seems. rife for abuse. >> but then again, the company probably has an answer for that. >> well, look, a lot of this. >> relates to the byzantine way people are forced to build medicare. and i think the solution for this is to move towards more capitated m

united health down more than 6.5% and notwithstanding and bears appear to have the broaderrer market in the group. russell getting hit hardage for percentage asks risk takes hold and russell down nearly 3% and lower third bug and names we're gaining earlier like ai chip maker nvidia and earlier had topped 1 $141 has now reversed and you can see, it is now down about 3.6% standing at $135 and again, if we can put the nasdaq on the bug, we have it down about 434 points. right now, a lot of names, even ones with really good news to share are not doing well. they're getting the same problem here. they were in the green and now they're down. even beyonce's cowboy carler alterego can't keep live nation in the green and tour hit a record high of $157 after smashing quarterly earnings expectations and clocking record revenue last year but you see it's reversed and now down 2.5% and what's live nation's plan to outdo it system now. live nation cfo joe perkhold here to talk about new super premium ticket tier and we'll ask about the rest of us that want to see beyonce without breaking the bank

there's been. >> united health care. >> has had quite an extraordinary last three months, including some really sad news around their former ceo of one of their units. and we follow that news. so i mean, we know where some of the public opinion has been around this. at the end of the day, the reason why this stock was one of the best stocks in the market for three years was because that the earnings power and the margin attached to what was better than not, not even close to peer growth, is something that drove this stock higher. i think those are things that investors can still hold on to. but whether you need to jump in on monday here, i don't know. but i do think at some point you're buying this weakness. >> courtney, it is trading at a 30 plus percent discount to the s&p. does that make it attractive at all. and it might. so i don't disagree with anything that karen and tim are saying here. but i do think if we do continue to see these headlines, if there is pressure and if the government really does try to actually put their foot down this time around, which i think what people are

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also luigi mangione the man accused of shooting and killing the ceo of united health care, is set toe a judge today. what's expected to play out in court. this is today in the bay. and this is friday morning. want to say good morning to you all out there? i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we'll check that morning commute. maybe friday light. we'll see. i don't know. a lot of people on the roads, maybe to get a jump on the weekend. kari hall. and we know it's going to be a nice weekend. there's a lot going on and temperatures will be warming up. so let's get a look at where we're starting. as you're heading out on this friday morning. it's 43 degrees in palo alto and 46 in san francisco. so you do still need a nice warm jacket for the start of the day. we're headed for the upper 60s, and it will be very much like it was yesterday. maybe even a touch warmer in parts of the south bay, where san jose will just barely stay under 7 degrees, and we'll be in the upper 60s as well for the north bay and 66 in san francisco. look at the 70s starting to spread across the south bay into

the 26 year old is accused of killing the united health care ceo in new york city and leading authorities on a national manhunt, as fox's connor hansen reports, mangione has pleaded not guilty and is vowing to fight the charges. >> luigi mangione was escorted into a new york courtroom in a bulletproof vest, handcuffs and shackles. his attorney argued that they haven't received all the evidence yet. the judge has yet to set a trial date. >> luigi is right to a fair trial is being infringed upon because he is being publicly treated as guilty. >> outside his latest hearing, supporters of the accused killer lined up hoping to catch a glimpse. there was even a truck adorned with supportive messages. >> i don't believe luigi is the one who did it. there's a lot of people who have been hurt and killed by our health care system. >> last week, mangione made his first statement since he was locked up, posted to a website set up by his attorneys. it read, quote, i am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written to me to share their stories and express their support powerfully. this suppo

the man accused of killing the united health care ceo, brian thompson. he will make his first court appearance since he was arraigned in december. mangione. he faces murder and terror charges for the shooting death of thompson on. you'll remember, brazenly shot on a manhattan sidewalk. cnn's kara scannell is live outside new york city courthouse with much more on this. what do we expect? what are you expecting to happen today? kara? yeah. >> well, kate, as you. >> said, luigi mangione will be back in court. >> for the first. >> time since. december when he was arraigned on those 11 state charges for allegedly gunning. down united health care ceo brian thompson outside the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan. now, this will be his. >> first appearance. >> since he entered that plea of not guilty. and since that dramatic arrival by helicopter back into the city to face the charges after he was arrested in pennsylvania. what we do expect to happen today is a. >> status conference. >> it's expected to be. >> a. >> relatively short hearing, and during the heari

. >> he's accused of gunning down the united health care ceo on a manhattan sidewalk in. minutes from now. luigi mangione will face murder and terror charges inside a new york courtroom. we're following the latest. >> plus, the pentagon putting a plan to fire thousands of civilian employees on hold. why? the defense department is hitting the pause button. and as the bird flu takes a serious toll on the nation's poultry farms in steps. turkey. we're talking about the country here, how it's helping out with the u.s. egg shortage. we're following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. >> all right. any moment now, at this point, we're awaiting luigi mangione, the alleged gunman in the high profile killing of the united health care ceo. he is set to appear in court. now, the 26 year old has pleaded not guilty to state murder and terror charges. but if convicted, he could face life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> spectators have gathered inside. you see them here? they're also outside the courthouse ahead of

going on focusing on very specific issue, which is what they would refer to untreated diagnosis united healtht you nurseriesor house calls around 27 huh bucs department of justice trying to get to the bottom of were they billing for something service that did not ultimately get performed i think really, part of the overall movement with regard to government trying to weed out waste, inefficiency potential fraud we have to see what happens it is you know, one in day long number of you know potentially negative stories for united health last year or so, great to see you. >> thank you. >> we have known each other many, many years thank you for pointing that out all right. breaking news, this morning, want to get to coinbase says the securities and exchange commission has agreed, to dismiss the case against it that lawsuit was brought two years ago, aimed to regulate the company, as as stock exchange coin coin argued crypto assets are not equitable to securities, crypto is not a stock was the argument, anyway fully dismissed, still requires full panel vote next week, that stock as you can see 4 1

today we've got the united health issue. and so i think you got a couple of very. expensive stocks that are taking a. little bit of a rerating here. i mean that's what walmart's doing. and they they have a forward p e of 38. i think the consumer is still okay. i'm looking at weekly data like initial unemployment claims. and it looks like the jobs are still there. even with what's all the craziness going on in washington. and i'm also looking at the weekly retail sales series. and that's up like 5% on a year over year basis. so i'm not particularly concerned that we're certainly looking at a correction or a bear market. bear markets are caused by recessions. i don't see a recession. and corrections are caused by fears of a recession. and maybe the tariff thing is doing it, but i don't think so. >> some look at the divergence between discretionary and staples. i don't know if we can throw, you know, a chart up that shows what i'm talking about specifically. but the trend is not been great in terms of discretionary is the worst. there we go. thank you. the discretiona

. ♪ ♪ >> john: the manhunt underway in new york city after the parented targeted killing of united healthe ceo, brian thompson. >> sandra: it's the stunning new photo the suspect tied to the murder of the ceo. >> they are getting close and pilling back that onion layer by layer. although started in new york city hundreds of miles away where they believe they have the person they are now calling it suspect. >> members at the altoona police department arrested luigi mangione. he is believed to be the person of interest in the brazen targeted murder of brian thompson. >> there he is stepping off right now in his orange jumpsuit. >> john: he knows there is media watching his every move here. very quiet, very reserved. >> some of these detectives will finally sleep tonight after this person has been brought to justice here in new york city. >> sandra: wow! any moment now the saga of luigi luigi mangione set to appear in court the first time since he pleaded guilty to a month ago. all right, we are watching live state criminal court in new york city or to welcome back as "america reports" had s

. >> the 26 year old is accused of killing the united health care ceo in new york city and then leading authorities on a national manhunt. >> as fox's connor hansen reports, mangione has pleaded not guilty and is vowing to fight the charges. >> luigi mangione was escorted into a new york courtroom in a bulletproof vest, handcuffs and shackles. his attorney argued that they haven't received all the evidence yet. the judge has yet to set a trial date. >> luigi is right to a fair trial is being infringed upon because he is being publicly treated as guilty. >> outside his latest hearing, supporters of the accused killer lined up hoping to catch a glimpse. there was even a truck adorned with supportive messages. >> i don't believe luigi is the one who did it. there's a lot of people who have been hurt and killed by our health care system. >> last week, mangione made his first statement since he was locked up, posted to a website set up by his attorneys. it read, quote, i am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written to me to share their stories and express their support powerfu

united health is something that people are looking at the industry overall. that congress needs to get at. but every time you write legislation, people sort of look at those rules and then they figure out how they're going to run their businesses. and from what we've seen with congress, as they've taken a look at some of these other issues, they haven't been able to actually pass legislation. >> all right. bertha coombs, thank you for your reporting. we're going to turn now to the markets. it's been a volatile week for stocks. and right now we've got major averages not only lower on the day but lower on the week. the dow is on pace for its worst week since january, in part because of the move we're seeing in unitedhealth, which is the second most weighted component in that average. it's trading at one month lows, but our next guest says not to worry just yet, and that despite watching for signs of a slowdown quote, there is no sign of recession on the horizon. john edward jones, senior investment strategist, joins us now. mona, it's great to see you. and that

the man accused of shooting and killing the ceo of united health care is set to face a judge today. the update, expected on the case. home insurance companies are running from california neighborhoods, but you might be able to lure them back. i'm consumer investigator. chris. camera. i'll show you how you might be able to save your insurance policy next. good morning to you on this friday. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that friday morning commute with mike, see how things are rolling out there. but first a look at the forecast with kari. it looks great. this weekend we've been talking about how nice the sunshine and the warm weather has been over the past couple of days, and it does continue to warm up as we go into the weekend saying mostly sunny and dry even into next week, with the exception of some very light spotty showers in parts of the bay area. but we are waking up and heading out to a cool morning in the north bay. we're at 39, in santa rosa and sonoma. it is 49 in danville and 41 in fremont, as well as south san jose. but then we're hea

he shot brian thompson. >> this united. >> health ceo, in broad daylight in, you know, on the. >> busy streets of new york. uh, he has. >> a manifesto of sorts that was found. there's dna that was found also on items that he touched as he. >> was engaged. >> in this. >> violent act. so even. >> though there has. >> been this outpouring. >> this sickening, we should. >> call it, paula. >> outpouring of support for. this criminal. >> the facts. >> still remain. >> that his. acts have. >> been the evidence regarding his. >> acts are pretty powerful. >> and here we're seeing that really just unprecedented perp walk, uh, that they did in new york, something that, of course, his defense attorney has spoken out against, but also part of what has contributed to his fame. all right. areva martin. thank you. and the associated press is now banned from the oval office and air force one indefinitely for continuing to call the body of water south of louisiana, the gulf of mexico. even though president trump signed an order changing the name to the gulf of america. the associated press is, of course

caitriona: the man accused of killing united health care chief executive brian thompson on a busy manhattaned at a new york city courthouse on friday afternoon for a status hearing. the 26-year-old arrived shackled, wearing a bulletproof vest as secured guards surrounded him. luigi mangione faces state murder and terrorism charges. if convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. his case has sparked a frenzy of criticism and support. public officials have condemned the killing that launched a five-day manhunt, while supporters organized a rally outside and inside the courtroom, championing his message. our correspondent has been keeping a close eye on all of this and joins us now from new york. talk to us about what happened in the court today. >> it was quite striking being inside of the courtroom and seeing the sheer number of supporters that gathered. and also, the sheer number of press to underscore the intense interest in this case still. this was a hearing to discuss really the motion scheduled by both parties. prosecutors started by going over the amount of evidence they h

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suspect luigi mangione is due in a new york courtroom on charges related to the december murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson was shot and killed on a manhattan sidewalk last december in what police have called a targeted attack. the 26 year old mangione has pleaded not guilty to the state's murder and terror charges. cnn's kara scannell joins us from outside the courthouse, where mangione will appear. so, kara, this is his first court appearance since he was arraigned. tell us what's happening in today's hearing. kara, can you hear me? all right, we got the old. you've got me. >> for a minute. >> we are expecting. yeah, we. >> are expecting luigi mangione to. >> appear in court just a few hours from now. this will be his first court appearance since he pleaded not guilty to those 11 state charges for allegedly shooting and killing united health care ceo brian thompson and my colleague. lauren inside, she said. there's already dozens of women lined up waiting to try to get into the public section of the courtroom. we did see people show up the last time. there was a lot of public inter

luigi mangione, the man accused of killing united health care ceo in an ambush style shooting in midtownr a hearing in new york state court. this is his first appearance since pleading not guilty to that crime, and will, of course, bring you any updates from court as we get them. but we've also got breaking news from within the administration, the trump administration parting ways with the head of its immigration and customs enforcement, or ice division for that story. we'll go to nbc's julia ainsley. julia, you're the first person to report this. and it comes after simmering tensions from president trump and tom homan about the pace of deportations and the effort there. right. >> yeah, ali, i know our heads can be spinning at the end of this week with everyone who's in and who's out in this administration, but the context of this one here is really important. caleb vitiello is someone who was assigned as acting ice director because he was a longtime career law enforcement individual who also had close personal ties, previously working with stephen miller at the nsc under the previous tr

from some of the retirees that they have some concerns about some things because we moved from united health care to a blue shield, i think we got some cost savings in that. i'm wondering i kind of want to get a sense of if we should be being more intentional about rfp processes in our health care if if there was some success that we got in that i don't what i don't know is i would assume that if the california ten number will tell us if that number is continuing to go and we got ours down, that would be a good indication that we did something right with an rfp process. so one is is do you do you think that that rfp process that we did is a is what we can attribute that down downward curve to and do we know when we're going to get the california ten number? >> i would probably defer some of that to the health service system. but one thing that i do know is that the the spike that so the historical average is kind of closer to 6 or 7 or something like that. we had we had that one year spike. i think some of that was kind of health care systems you know, kind of trying to restabilize after mas

the man accused of killing united health care ceo is speaking for the first time. this is a new documentary shining the light on that investigation ahead this midday. the first response from luigi mangione as he awaits his next critical hearing. plus, what we do is we use sport, in this case basketball, as a catalyst for change. looks like a regular gym, but it's preparing incarcerated people for life after prison. the new program going on beyond basketball and the major boost it's getting from the golden state warriors. we'l my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. but now with skyrizi, i'm all in. thanks to skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything. ♪♪ ask your dermatologist about skyrizi today. suspect, luigi mangione, now talking directly

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and it has to do with united health care. but one place to keep a close eye on is what's happening with the semiconductor stocks. the ticker sm, the vaneck vectors computer chip index etf, is down 2% today. i put up the 50 and 200 day moving averages in these lines right here to show you we are just above them right now, and we are just about in the middle of a trading range that has been in place for this particular etf, going all the way back to around september october. the reason i bring it up is a major catalyst, arguably the biggest catalyst of the earnings season comes up next wednesday on wednesday, when nvidia reports its results after the closing bell on wednesday. until then, the options market right now is currently pricing what could be an 8.25% move up or down in nvidia shares ahead of that going into that report, by the way, that's less volatile slightly than it's been over the last eight quarters. so keep an eye on those computer chip stocks. and of course the stock of the day has to be united healthcare dow c

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maggioni es acusado de asesinar al director ejecutivo de united health care, bryan thompson, la secretarÍasca que empleados de esa agencia ayuden en la implementaciÓn de las leyes y polÍticas migratorias. miriam arias estÁ aquÍ con el reporte. miriam buenas tardes. >> hola nicole. octavio muy buenas tardes. pues sÍ, hay muchas preguntas en torno a esto, lo que significa lo que sigue bÁsicamente serÍa el mÁs reciente esfuerzo de la administraciÓn trump para aumentar recursos federales que ayuden con sus planes migratorios. ahora les cuento lo que sabemos de esta peticiÓn. hasta el momento que agentes del irs estarÍan siendo desplegados. y lo que nos dijo un abogado de inmigraciÓn. la administraciÓn trump buscarÍa desplegar agentes del servicio de impuestos internos para ayudar con la aplicaciÓn de las leyes migratorias. esto segÚn un memorÁndum obtenido por medios como el new york times y reuters. segÚn el documento, entre las ayudas estarÍa realizar auditorÍas de empleados que se cree han contratado a inmigrantes no autorizados a trabajar e investigar el trÁfico humano. tambiÉn en el memo,

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he was a range on merger and tyler charges following the shooting of brian thompson from united health care reform. tom sees jackson ceo had been criticized for the companies rejection of insurance claims, and his family reported it receives death rights. argentina is present, the heavy mid a has traveled to the united states to meet members of the trumpet ministration, including senior adviser on musk as well as the head of the i n f. but an argentine not an investigation is underway into a virtual calling. the president has promoted on x, very simple reports from point of service as a special meeting in the united states. i didn't tina's president, have you had a mean a met e and mosque and gave him a special gift a chain. so that has become the symbol of his austere we planning origin. peter mass going to be late to part of the conservative action conference in washington. dc, but at home i didn't. tnf president is under investigation. last friday he posted the name of a virtual coin known as libra. the price of the coin rocketed after me, they supposed then he deleted it and it cra

many angry at the health care system, hoping to catch a glimpse of mangione, accused of killing united health care ceo brian thompson. >> stop denying. >> supporters packing the hallway outside the status hearing. where inside? mangione, who has pled not guilty to all charges, wore a bulletproof vest. his bare ankles shackled above his loafers. those images quickly going viral, but his attorney arguing the look will make it hard for him to get a fair trial. >> he is. >> being publicly treated as guilty and as having the presumption of guilt, as opposed to the presumption of innocence. >> that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time on monday. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> my father was my. >> hero to millions. >> he was superman. >> i idolize and miss a different christopher reeve. >> dad, i've waited 30 years to do this and share the might not be closing schools, but tonight we've learned hundreds of jobs could be eliminated. >> and the school where a teacher is accused of offering to sell students p

and same reading for the dow, and keep saying united health accounts for that loss. it is around 4.5% below 4.5, 446 to be precise. and 98,700. the realtors, this is the latest on existing home sales. what have we got? ashley: it comes in at 4.08 million on an annualized basis, that is down 3%. you can see homebuilders on the board, all down, so toll brothers down 1.5%. not great news for existing home sales, lighter than expected, down 3%. ashley: real estate markets in the doldrums. consumer sentiment, some numbers their too. ashley: coming in at 64. 7, that is not great. expectation is 67.8. this is the final reading for february. when you look at inflation expectations, 4.3% over one year and over five years, 4. 3% 3% one year inflation expectation is pretty high, is it not? stuart: the confidence at the lowest level since 2003. not a good point up to the future. not much market reaction. the market was down before those numbers came out, it is still down. i would be interested to see what the treasury is doing. now this. in 2023, an outfit called power forward c

are preparing themselves as laboratory technicians and work on special studies for the united states public health service. this student is testing for bacteria in food caused by handling because of the urgent for trained nurses hampton is cooperating with nearby hospitals by providing classroom and laboratory training. several graduates of ground classes like this are flying with the united states army force pursuit squadron at tuskegee. others serving as instructors in, other college, airfield while turning out for materials on contract. these students are training to take their places with the nation's skilled mechanic step up courses are offered to men already in war industry as well as to students to meet the demand for skilled workers at the nearby shipyards where ships than ever before are sent down the way hampton's agriculture department has added a course in farm management for women. these girls are planting corn on the college farm as they learn to operate farm equipment at the student built dairy farm. girls watch an expert nilka cow, one of the most significant fields of the war is t

three dow stocks taking energy out of the dow, united health dropping the dow by 88 points, home depot the runoff for those stocks would be in the green. the trump administration wants congress to overturn an electric vehicle mandate that could cripple the trucking industry. from a truck stop in north bend, washington. what do they think of that? >> reporter: they've got whiplash because of the change from the biden administration and relief because manufacturers couldn't meet these mandates, truckers couldn't meet the mandates and nobody wants to purchase them. candidate donald trump, after trucks and vehicles, he is making good on that promise. on friday, epa administrator leigh zeldin announced the epa would transmit to congress the biden administration's rules granting waivers that allow california to preempt federal car and truck standards. these mandates got their start at the california resources board, then petitioned the epa to get a waiver under the clean air act to impose tougher standards than federal law as a way to cut greenhouse gas emissions but it doesn't stop there. o