and every single drug that is subject to the asp plus six reimbursement, as i understand it. how could that be consistent with the congressional intent of a defined population? it just seems almost universal, which is not the same as a defined population. how is it a defined population? >> as you noted, the innovation center authority proposes new tests to payment delivery service models. we define population based on geography. we are looking at comments now. the scope of that geography is a key issue we'll evaluate. >> just so i understand, it's true as i understand it, there are these different subsets that will undergo different experiments, but almost everybody is involved in this broader experiment in some degree. >> so the current proposal has three arms, and therefore, does have as you noted, 75% approximately of the country in intervention arms. we will evaluate the comments and determine, look at key issues around the number of arms or interventions in the study and the geographic scope and whether adjustments are needed. >> i would just strongly urge you to focus o

you saw asps drop below $600. you're seeing the lowest operating marge than we've seen in the last handful of quarters. so this is still a company that is dependent on hardware sales that hasn't diversified out of it. slightly better than expected. but nothing's changed in our thesis. >> what exactly did we learn about the iphone 7 which is set to be released in september? what can you gauge in terms of what kind of demand they're expecting based on the guidance that they gave? >> that's an interesting question. right? we don't really know is the mix of demand for the seven and the guidance versus the se. but we do they're guiding gross margins to be at the lower end of expectation and below consensus. they're on the call now discussing about they see good strong switching demand from android platforms. and that's, again, part of the reason the asps are declining. >> collin, you said if you didn't downgrade yesterday, you would downgrade today off this quarter. there will be analyst that's will upgrade the stock o

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the asp news agency quoted officials as saying that president francois hollande was headed back to the capital for emergency talks. security had been on high alert throughout france in the lead-up to the celebration. the leaders of the u.s. and britain have also reportedly been briefed on the incident. we'll continue to update this story. >>> on to other stories. the japanese air self-defense forces a evacuated four embassy officials from south sudan's capital juba. this came after intense fighting between rival factions. a transport aircraft carried them to djibouti about 1,500 kilometers from juba. a defense ministry official says the aircraft was not in danger at any time during the operation. japan's government dispatched three c-130s to djibouti for the evacuation of his nationals from south sudan. leaders of rival forces in south sudan ordered a cease-fire on monday after fierce fighting erupted last week between government troops and opposition forces. >>> the defense ministers of japan and india have agreed to seek a peaceful solution to maritime disputes in the south china sea

users of the mobile asp will be able to instantly withdraw money they receive through the payment service they link it to their visa debit cards and in return visa will make paypal part of the digital wallet program allowing it to be accepted when visa partners with stores and banks for mobile payments at the checkout. . >>> and verizon says there's a limit to unlimited. starting next month customers who still have unlimited data plans and regularly go over 100 gigabytes a month will be forced to switch to limited plan or get kicked off of the network. if you're streaming every "game of thrones" episode on your phone you could get a notice saying you're flagged as an extraordinary data user. they stopped offering it in 2011 but there are still a few people who got grandfathered in to old plans. >> i was one of those for a while. took it away. >> thank you very much, landon. >>> avid wine drinkers could soon see a shade of blue in their glass. something other that white or red. a blue wine currently available only in spain. is expected to land in the hands of americans this october. that c

you can see southbound from the schuylkill expressway, a seven-minute trip, the same going in the aspection. northbound speed into the 60s. we're watching the doylestown line for septa dealing with a half-hour delay. definitely check before you go. the rest of the mass transit pretty much running on or close to schedule. no problems there. watching 295, this is route 73 in new jersey. so, approaching an accident scene. an overturned vehicle, actually. headed northbound. you can see traffic is still moving by the scene, flashing lights up ahead. zooming in on the scene, looks blurry but police activity on the scene. >>> away from all of the politics and all of the drama, a lot of delegates are trying to squeeze a little vacation time into their convention plans. >> for many of them, it's their very first time in philadelphia. coming up we'll show you how they're soaking in the sights in the city of brotherly love. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- them

he's known asthma schett -- asp machete jack. ♪ ♪ . >>> it was a first in u.s.itics a vice presidential running-mate announced on twitter. >> it's official, donald trump revealing mike pence as the running mate a mate. the formal announcement postponed to saturday. >> we love our country and my family and i couldn't be more honored to have the opportunity to run with and serve with the next president of the united states. >> governor pence ending his reelection bid to run with trump. his selection widely predicted. >> what i think mike pence brings to the table he's measured, experienced, he shores up a conservative base that's important. he's a complimentary to donald trump as far as personality. >> many are praising trump's choice. democrats are quick to criticize it. hillary clinton campaign releasing a statement reading: ading: . >> the white house weighing in. >> the tpp supporting medicaid supporting mike pence. >> no i don't have any comment on it. >> since the election comes days before the republican convention kicks off. following that democrats will b

average selling price, asps have improved. sports an 80% yield even after the spectacular move.hen you have disc drives doing better, you have a whole host of computer stocks going higher. tech's 20% of the s&p 500, people. there's some fabulous pin action coming off this seagate, upside surprise. don't ignore it. [ bowling noise ] >> then csx and young brands, csx, the railroad brand, more important, management expects some of the most important cargos, like intermodal, you know those big shipping containers, they expect that to improve next year. pricing seems resilient. rail's in the definition of commerce. >> all aboard! >> i follow railroad car loadings. i like what i hear. i felt better after listening to this conference call. and yum! brands, this is all about improvement in china. i know, i understand the reluctance to try to read any of this. i'm really talking about fried chicken. colonel sanders does not outrank general cho. it's hard when you see a pickup in this business, especially in light of the strength alcoa told us. we learned that taiwan semi reported strong

sparks up asp -- payment start from that. when the cash runs out, you start looking for work. if i doubled the number of weeks insurance,mployment it will double the amount of time you are not looking for work. at is theare looking extension of disability compensation for veterans and this was for type 2 diabetes and motivated by agent orange. what this meant but that those people who had boots on the ground in vietnam had access to this and the people who served at exactly the same time did not. they compared these groups which look similar but before and after. what you see is after 2001, a huge gap to the boots on the ground people first the boots on the non-ground. among the group that takes it up, 20% of them leave the labor force. guaranteed basic income, this is an idea.and i agree -- to how the alternative they would you think about ui and disability insurance. of taking minimum income, you are more and you just -- guaranteed basic, infeasible the economics are better but the idea of giving no stringsatch -- attached, the absence of an infinite amount of cash poses a s

. >> that their aspects of the is timeless, aspe of business are a little bit equated to be as progressive as a kid with all of the options now. mother on the phone or the ipad but those essential assets which is finding books to make them better and get them into your hands >> i used to joke i got up every morning to put on a t-shirt that said old school but i am proud of that i have been at conferences where people rail against publishers for being gatekeeper so how do you feel about the gate keeping up on june?? nickel you had written something interesting about that and i wonder if you was it for cancer first. >> hope i can remember what i said. i seek we are a conduit humans need a story said we are here to put them in human hands there other ways to do that but our job is to get them through the door. >> is it always fun to be f the gatekeeper. i was astonished to discover how the other people want to be writers but how many did not want to read their books? i read in 500 books published per year and i published 12. and those are things allll represented by a talented but cajuns to a

. >> i think one of them is the asp is lower. that helped them to some regard. doesn't really change anything. he talks about how there's not going to be rewaiting on the shares until they branch into new product areas. they're not doing anything yet. he says he likes to think about apple equity as a bond on the basis that is currently paying a coupon to owners. he says that equity holders they are then earning a yield. at a very low risk profile and who wouldn't want that. >> you don't pay for growth here. i think the point on the prices is important because this is one of the things we were looking at. yes, they saw strong sells, but they were cannibalizing the sells of the higher price. the price coming down is impacting the margin. >> it's keeping momentum going for the time being. >> i hear you. >> then twitter. >> well, twitter interesting isn't it. not only do we have a growth problem, a revenue problem as well. i think there's going to be questions about what he has done in the last year. whether or not he should be continuing to run two businesses. stil

what he has done is 20 aspe appearances. not even telling him about all of the interview requests. trump told me yesterday he thinks much of the coverage has been unfair and he makes a final request. we are back now. what does donald trump gain or lose without giving up a big chunk of this television platform? >> just know this is traditionally a time when candidates make themselves less accessible than they were in the primaries. trump has new management in town. the pros are in going off script at this time versus the primary, his base agreed with him on it. now you're seeing him go off script going on and on about the star of david tweet. he was angry. he thought it was taken out of context they a. they are afraid it will step on his message. >> when it come to saying saddam w was a bad guy, he believes that the media are seizing these things and blowing them up and he has to spend time correcting them. >> and we'll find out who is right. there are algs cons to this. any time the networks could decide not to give him that

. >>> the asp krarks has now been called in to help west port police with the largest case of animal cruelty ever. they will help relocate more than 1,000 farm animals living in deplorable conditions on this property last week. many of the animals have no access to food or water. a crew of more than 50 people is now working on this project. police say they are building a criminal case against the owners. for a cat in bridgewater with an arrow through his ear. a motion activated wildlife camera in a backyard captured this picture on tuesday of the black cat you see here impaled by something. the animal control officer is asking for help to find this cat that may be seriously injured. >>> no charges will be filed against curt schilling's failed video game company. rhode island state police announced that their criminal probe is over. the former sox pitcher's company will not face $75 million loan after the release of one game. leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $100 million. >>> well, tonight two restaurant workers are in trouble for refusing to serve a u.n. form police office

anna: we are getting an update. 84 dead. 18 critically hurt read coming to us from asp.enth terrorist attack in france in 18 months. we have an extended state of emergency. thousands of reserve troops being called up by hollande. a total of 147 people have lost their lives. now, the former associate counsel for the u.s. president and expert in counterterrorism. good to have you on the program. thank you for joining us on "countdown." we don't have a claim of responsibility to read from what you have seen so far, give us your assessment of what we have seen take place. >> thank you for having me. it is hard to know exactly what we have going on. clearly, it appears to be some sort of terrorist attack. signs, suggest that. given the explosives or weapons, the trevor getting out and firing, the casualties. advisor inwere an the bush administration. what kind of advice do you think going to be taking? he has called additional soldiers to patrol. this scaling up of the terror, the very immediate 24 hour reaction. was the most important advice he has given in this time? thing,

the average selling price, asp, for disk drives, a real commodity are going higher.y've been laying off people. it could also be a signal of increasing demand hence the 21% run in one day in c-gate's stock price. that's usually what you get for a takeover, right? finally, there's oil. i no longer think oil -- i said that niglast night. oil rallied 2 bucks. allowing for monster runs in the whole group. i could not believe things, how they did tonight, continental resources. these stocks never really sold down, last week's definitive dip in the price of crude. you made fortunes if you bought the secondaries from the bedrag ld oil companies. however, what really matters to me, you know we're headed into the bank earnings season later this week and keep forgetting it wasn't just the net interest margin decline what they make off your money and deposits. it's been hurting the bank stocks. it's the resumption of bad loans. the possibilities they were on the hook for tens of billions of dollars in bad loans to oil company and therefore won't be able to return more capital i

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two, changing the way medicare pays for part b dme infusion drugs to asp +6 percent methodology which would result in the payment amount that is reflected in the actual transaction prices. three, reducing payments made to fraudulent providers in our federal health programs with the requirements of the state report any provider that is terminated from one state graham to a uniform and central database accessible to all state and forth, better protecting our medicare and medicaid program integrity algorithms and last, ensuring the savings from an opioid policy we've all agreed to allowing for the creation of prescription drug management programs for at-risk medicare beneficiaries in the part b program and that it goes towards the opioid crisis in this country. mister chan i would urge my colleagues to support this man. these are all policies we've voted on before in funding is needed to address this crisis. make no mistake, if we do not bring resources to the table in our fight against the opioid epidemic we will fail. anything less than a robust response to address this crisis will res

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that was largely because of asp increase from ipad probing. is that sustainable, probably not. >> how long when you set a price target, what's your time frame. >> 12 month price target. >> so when did you set it at 173 how long have you been there. >> when i came out a with a hold rating. that was based on the data we had 6-s was going to be a down cycle. when the stock hit 100 we upgraded its. >> how long has it been your price target. >> reporter: one day. it was 168 yesterday. we raised it slightly because of. >> so you raised it yesterday. how long were you at 168 when it was at 135 were you at 168. >> no, i was at 144 with the grade. >> greg: so as it went down you raised the price. >> yes because we had greater confiden confidence. >> it already came to fruition. >> what did. >> the barely thesis. the fundamental bear thesis. 173 will gi$173 will give you a dollar market cape. >> sure. double again then you're at 1.2 trillion and you're 2.4 trillion. we've seen this before. it doesn't happen. other people come into a market. like you're

there was something psychologically wrong with asp that we loved god. >> you could argue we are in ad. job growth taken in, valenti also led to spend. trained to amazon shares year to date up 11.5% at an all-time high. as we speak. >> $400 billion market going to a trillion dollars. remember in new york city the biggest development going up is hudson yards. a bricks and mortar store for amazon. sandra: no surprise. there you have it. vera gibbons. thanks for weighing in on that. there is no bad light between taylor swift in her bank account. she could do some damage shopping today. how much the top earning celebrity so-called and pay last year. plus oreo announcing its most savory flavor today. we will tell you about a brand-new offering that has oreo fans drooling with excitement. savory oreo. all right. ♪ ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the