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aar erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront" next, north korea says the moment of explosion is approaching fast and the united states moves hardware into guam. plus, shocking video shot inside an american prison. prisoners with drugs and guns and no one stopping them. "outfront" investigation. >>> and former south south carolina governor celebrates his anniversary with his former mistress/fiancee. let's go "outfront." >> and good wednesday evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. north korea's army announced they have final approval to launch merciless strikes against the united states. a warning posted by north korea's state-run news agency states the moment of explosion is approaching fast. it goes on to say, quoting again, the u.s.' reckless nuclear threat will be smashed by the strong will of all the united service personnel and people and cutting edge smaller, lighter and diversified nuclear strike needs of the dprk. is this more of the same from north korea or is there something different this time? >> it's slightly different, erin. you k

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will the prime minister tell us the moral case of leaving tens of thousands of 16-year- olds without aar- penny. >> that is not correct, and he knows it. he knows it. there are more places in every region then there are young people to fill them. there is no shortage. we think it very much better that young people should go on trading if they have not been offered a job rather than they should be left idle. olds of the 16 to 17-year- will have a particular hardship problem, to the homes where they cannot go home, they have special announces, -- allowances, as the gentleman knows, and allowing them to go to training is the right way. mr. speaker, there is an excellent record on social services. it has only been possible because conservative policies have led to more wealth being created than ever before and wealth being spread more widely than ever before. better than any claim of government can make. but, mr. speaker, we must build on these hard-current economic achievements. over the last two years, the economy has been growing at a faster rate than we can sustain. the threat of inflati

my mom who lives on $1,300 of social security and relies on on aare and paid $200 prescription drug that is lifesaving, i can ensure you these are important investments to maintain. i do want to talk about how we are looking at the cost curve. we're talking about a reduction of post-acute care. without the services, you will be readmitted to the hospital. you'll have longer stays in the hospital. that is more expensive for a bit of this year. proposalalk about the and why it illustration might think this is an effective way to save money in medicare? >> i think we want to make sure we're taking advantage of the best practices across the country. there tends to be a correlation between lower costs and higher quality. those are the practices we are looking for. that have higher readmission rates are quality problems should receive less reimbursement than high-quality providers. what we're trying to do is drive toward that quadrants of high- quality out comes at a lower cost. there are lots of best practices that we have to do just that. is encouraging us.rring u >> i cannot agree more that

for aare some suggestions modified fulbright program between the u.s. and iran for iran universities in 10 u.s. universities to work on 10 neutral benefits, things like earthquake prediction, aids research. recommend some bureaucratic changes. we would like to see the post of deputy assistant secretary of state restore it. tored. it has not been filled since the fall of 2011. we like to see that restored. want to have americans in an intersection. it has been too long that officials have been deprived of the experience of seeing them for what it is. we do not know if the running government will agree. we hope that they will consider it. there have been some positive remarks about the direct context may even by supreme leaders. or if theknow when nuclear issue will be resolved. that the doubts meetings will bring some dramatic breakthrough. what we hope we have done here is create a sense that if we solve the nuclear issue but lose the goodwill of the irani people we will still not have resolve this issue. iran is too important a country. it impacts what

i guarantee you, if people run around with these aar =-15's, they will say, pow, pow. let's take them off the streets. that would end this whole conversation. host: is there any talk about loosening gun laws? guest: states have done a few different things to make it easier to carry weapons in certain places. the one that sticks out his arkansas where they passed a law that said if a church permits it, you can carry your weapon and to church. they made it easier to carry weapons onto college campuses. similar proposals are being considered in different states. they shielded the lists of people with concealed carry permits. south dakota, for example, passed a program that permits eligible people to carry a weapon onto a school permit -- school campus if they underwent a training program so they can provide protection if necessary. that would allow teachers and guidance counselors and janitors to do that if they so choose. there has been something like 1500 pieces of legislation proposed. most restrict rights but mississippi and other states, wyoming as well have made it