---segun la querella, "blue cross of california", "anthem blue cross", y "health net" consistentementeolsar dinero, y ademas reembolsaban cantidades menores de las apropiadas, cada vez que el hospital general de san francisco y otros sanatorios publicos presentaban un reclamo para cubrir los gastos por el servicio brindado a los clientes asegurados con estas empresas.---la demanda pide que se emita una orden judicial para frenar esta practica injusta, la devolucion del dinero que no se le reembolso a cada cliente, y el pago de una multa de hasta 2-mil-500 dolares por cada violacion a las leyes estatales de negocios. --los mexicanos conforman el mayor grupo de residentes permanentes en estados unidos. --segun datos de la secretaÍa de seguridad interna, en total hay 3- millones-300-mil personas originarias de aquel pais con tarjeta verde o "green card" de los cuales, mas de 2 millones y medio estan en posibilidades de solicitar la ciudadania.--en contraste, se estima que hay 6 millones de mexicanos indocumentados, es decir, mas de la mitad del total de personas sin papeles que viven en e

. >> alan: a rate hike is on the way for 120,000 anthem blue cross policy holders. tomorrow the hikes will average almost 15%. the the government calls the increase unreasonable. a first time a regulator has done that. anthem blue cross-claims last month the state regulator approved the rate hike. >> the drug enforcement agency says unused prescription drugs inure cabinet can be just as dangerous as illegal drugs. the dea sponsored a drug takepack bram. >> drop them in the bin. >> reporter: a first for many. >> dry stuff in there and liquid ointment, sprays, in the far box. >> reporter: people all of the bay area are trashing their stash of drugs, prescription drugs that are unused or expired. >> i held them at home in a plastic bag for a long time. >> reporter: for one day only the drug enforcement administration is putting up special containers in cities for drug takeback day part of a national push to get rid of drugs that end up in the wrong very young hands. >> the majority of the individuals receive their prescription drugs from their family or friends. more s

next year, the company will lose its contract with health insurer blue cross blue shield association to provide mail order and other pharmacy benefit coverage for federal employees. this is a big contract covering more than five million government workers and retirees. it brings in more than $3 billion a year in revenue. picking up the business will be c.v.s. caremark. it gets a three year deal beginning in 2012. c.v.s. stock didn't see a huge tick higher, but with this 1.7% rally, it takes shares up to their highest price since the middle of 2008. separately, johnson and johnson was among the strongest health care and dow industrial stocks thanks to it's almost 2% jump, bringing it to a two week high. investment bank u.b.s. raised its price target to $80 per share-- a day after the company announced it had 11 new drugs that will go for regulatory approval in the next three and a half years. financials were the strongest sector today. the stock of the nasdaq o.m.x. group led the way. goldman sachs calls the stock a buy. back in early march, when shares were in the upper $20s is when

. >>> a rate hike is in for blue cross policyholders. the price hikes will be almost 15%. the department of healthcare issued a report calling the increase unreasonable. the first time they have done that. anthem blue cross say the state regulator approved the rate hike. >>> coming up next pope john paul ii is now a step closer to sainthood after pope benedict in front after million pilgrims and tourists in st. peter's square. and the president trumps the donald at last pick through the debris left behind by the outbreak. 332 people are confirmed dead. 252 people were killed in alabama alone. mississippi and georgia were added to the official disaster area yesterday. fema workers are providing information for people in shelters about how to apply for help. national guard soldiers have been dispatched to look for survivors and to sift through the debris. yesterday three people were found alive in the wreckage in alabama. >>> morning a million faithful catholics cheered outside vatican this morning at they beatify pope paul ii. >> pope john paul ii from this moment on be cal

. >>> a rate hike is in for anthem blue cross policyholders. the price hikes will be almost 15%. the department of healthcare issued a report calling the increase unreasonable. the first time they have done that. anthem blue cross say the state regulator approved the rate hike. >>> coming up next pope john paul ii is now a step closer to sainthood after pope benedict in beat guys him in pilgrim scared. and president obama trumps the donanananana can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and cahelp lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healy. ♪ to cinnamon. td introducg cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% day value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of cinnamon. new cinnamon burst cheerios. prepare your taste buds. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> well, the cleanup continues across the south this morning after the deadly twisters swept through seven southeastern states. as residents pick through the debris left behind by the outbreak. 332 people are confirme

meanwhile meanwhile friends gathered in belgrade savoy sanga that the man is being sold out so blue cross holds. the u.k. is stepping up pressure on colonel gadhafi by deploying of crunchy attack helicopters in libya with bunker busting ball my decision critics say is moving far beyond me humanitarian objectives. the u.s. government now has a system which can send emergency text of us to everyone but they're all concerns the measure is actuating the climate of the panic in the country. now when you follow the journey is a full veterans of find out what it means to be a good soldier american soldier about special report up next to last. handgun on the ground it's not only the duty. to be a soldier was a very important thing in a young man's life and to be not just a soldier but to be a damn good soldier and to be in combat and to. understand how colby. managed that's where you blown. and that's the southerner in me in time of war that's where you belong and. i had left him a sentry. probably two or my junior year because of a anger i had a girl what i needed to get out of necessity or a pr

anthem blue cross went as far as accusing dr.>> all the things that we have asked the patients to pay in our annual administrative fee are not covered services. if insurance companies were to pay for all these services, we wouldn't be in this discussion. >> robinson said he got permission from managed healthcare to charge things like phone consultations, and other things. doctors spend an average of 142 hours a year dealing with the insurers themselves. >> it's a symptom of a very broken system. >> reporter: consumer advocate amy bob says many physicians are forced to find creative ways to get by. some are joining medical groups, others going cash only and cutting out insurers altogether. but if your doctor decides to charge a fee, should you pay? >> if your number one priority is to get quality medical care and your doctor tells you that this is a fee that they must charge because they simply are not covering their costs, and this is a doctor that you trust, i think you have to pay it. >> reporter: now, she admits she hates to s

up are offering consumer directed plans, hsa, i myself have a health savings account with anthem blue cross. i think we need to educate people on, you know, health care is -- should not be first dollar coverage. people who have employer-based coverage have no idea what the cost of health care really is. if you pay part of the premium, if you pay a co-pay of $20-30 when you go to doctor. that's not what health care cost. when people think manage is inexpensive or free, they use more. when you put consumers and doctors in charge, they are much more careful about how they spend their money. doctors are -- a lot of doctors in favor of consumer driven plans. the tea party movement which has been terrific in america. they -- these are average american people who do not want the government making decisions about their health care. they don't want the post office being the way. >> host: another tweet. people can pay out of pocket even with a nationalized system. there's still a private market liar. >> guest: that's not true in a country like canada. the canadian government and

so i think blue cross the world through pretty hard terms of our credibility. now to libya now where the nato led bombing campaign against colonel gadhafi rumbles on ten months off again the u.s. which led the operation is still engaged without official consent from congress according to the constitution american military action over there is now illegal or desire to learn this to reports few on capitol hill seem concerned. fifty eight. fifty nine. sixty eight i said at the outset that this was going to be a matter of days and weeks. the days have turned to months and in libya the battle rages on but in washington time has run out. and this rhetoric is running up against a real pro clock thing here you said you don't think the more power things as a war powers act the war powers act a resolution that says sixty days marks the deadline for an american president pull u.s. forces from hostilities or get congress's approval for a formal declaration of war yet neither appear to be happening and according to the president publicly time seems to be the enemy only for

meanwhile thousands gathered in belgrade to voice anger that their man is being sold out so the blue cross says. the u.k. is stepping up pressure on colonel gadhafi by deploying apache attack helicopters from putting the boston pops in the libya decision critics say is leaving far beyond to make humanitarian objectives. the u.s. government now has a system which can send the mergence the text alerts to everyone that there are concerns the measures the pet u.e.c. the climate of running in the country. next feed lavelle and his guest on the cost of aids the future of the international monetary fund that's next. liz. you can. start. a low in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle issues of relevance and even legitimacy as the jostling continues as you will succeed now disgraced dominique strauss kahn at the international monetary fund many still question the usefulness of this global financial institution is the i.m.f. a political tool of the west or an unfortunate necessity. to keep the subtle. cross-talk the role of the i.m.f. today i'm joined by peter chola in london he is a program manag

taking your plan, i want to buy my own plan so you give me the amount of that you're paying for blue cross-blue shield here and let me pick my own plan from blue cross or anybody else i want and when that happens, you'll find people choosing plans that fit their needs rather than plans that have been put in place by the human resources department of a big corporation. this gets greater consumer choice so that people can buy what they want, not just what their employer wants to give them. it promotes portability. why? because if i own my own healthcare insurance, i don't lose it if i change jobs. i'm continuously insured from job to job and by virtue of that fact and the fact that i'm choosing what i want myself, not just what is given to me, the cost of health insurance and the choices that people make, in my view, is likely to come down. focus federal regulation. we got to make the markets work better. a couple of common failures i'd go after, insure the individuals with pre-existing conditions who are continuously covered for some specified period. may not be denied coverage. so you're not go

taking your plan, i want to buy my own plan so you give me the amount of that you're paying for blue cross-blue shield here and let me pick my own plan from blue cross or anybody else i want and when that happens, you'll find people choosing plans that fit their needs rather than plans that have been put in place by the human resources department of a big corporation. this gets greater consumer choice so that people can buy what they want, not just what their employer wants to give them. it promotes portability. why? because if i own my own healthcare insurance, i don't lose it if i change jobs. i'm continuously insured from job to job and by virtue of that fact and the fact that i'm choosing what i want myself, not just what is given to me, the cost of health insurance and the choices that people make, in my view, is likely to come down. focus federal regulation. we got to make the markets work better. a couple of common failures i'd go after, insure the individuals with pre-existing conditions who are continuously covered for some specified period. may not be denied coverage. so you're not go

the job after three years they get 66 and two-thirds% of their pay and pay no taxes on it plus blue cross now, the money, the same people who were given the benefits, i approve you for disability and all the stuff. they also control the money. and so i said this has got to stop. so it is in the book i think, yeah are going to that going to court and all the way to the supreme court. and we said these guys can't control this. this has to go to the board of investment commissioners which is a nondescript board in the city that you send us money left to us by havard university or some trust that we had. and, there was little money and it. i said these are the people who are supposed to do it. they were people appointed by the mayor so i had good people. a lot of good people around that ward who really had nothing to do because there was hardly any money in there. we went to court and got the money shifted. i will never forget when the head of the buyer union called me because they abuse the system. they would give the bond work to their friends and there was no investment strategy and no ass

if you take blue cross blue shield of north carolina, for example, it is already at 87%. it is not an unreasonable requirement. i believe it will hold. these things will really bring down health-care costs compared to competitors over the next decade, but we have to do much more of them. basically, there should be a national system like pennsylvania that has real reports on a regular basis about costs and results so that really will give consumers power. it will give those insurers who want to bring down costs the power. it will have a huge impact if we do it. >> can i give back to the defense spending question for a moment. you said health care problem -- health-care savings are a bigger problem. >> we do need to include defense. let's look at where we are. this gentleman's question about why there were so much focus on the, most people in the congress believe that we need a strong defense, and we do, but increasingly are national security is affected by climate change, resource depletion, the soft are conflicts of religious and other political conflicts. national securi

i had $15 per month taken out of my check for the deductible on the blue cross blue shield insurance. back in 1981 when mr. reagan was president, 10 years of our social security was taken away from us to balance the budget. the young ryan talking about his children and grandchildren, what about we now that our seniors that are fighting the same battle for our children and grandchildren? we at this point do not have coverage, and it does not appear we're court to have coverage. but the one thing that the baffles me is the continuation entitlements is we do not have it and we're being pushed aside. but we give you an example. -- let me give you an example. i am saying i think of this program was monitored and so much fraud and was sought in the medical field. my mom got a letter from the insurance company asking her how was she managing after her surgery for tumors -- she had never had the surgery? . host: 0 thank you. thank you. "the new york times" tells us how of medicare beneficiaries live at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, which is $20,800. annual income or a single per

canada, but try to find a canadian who will give up their free health care card in exchange for a blue cross card in this country. they will never do it, no matter all of their complaints about they wished this, that or the other. every country that has free health care lives one, two, three, four years longer than we do. japan, even more i think. one more. who has the best one? [laughter] [inaudible] >> do i think the government will -- [inaudible] >> i don't even know what that means. [inaudible] >> i will repeat the question but i don't understand. the government will come back for the witnesses of 9/11. [inaudible] >> union will become a come back to new york? [inaudible] >> why would they do that? [inaudible] >> this is too early in the morning. [laughter] >> who has a last real one? [laughter] yes, ma'am. [inaudible] >> was the subject of my next film. it's about -- [laughter] >> and it should be out sometime next year. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> for more information on the book expo america, visit bookexpoamerica.com. >> what are you reading this summer, booktv w

and if you take blue cross blue shield of north carolina for example there's already an 87%. it's not an unreasonable requirement and i believe it's going to hold. these things will bring down health care costs compared to the competitors over the next decade but we've got to do much more of them and basically there ought to be a national system like pennsylvania that has real reports on a regular basis about the cost and result. and will create, that will give consumers power. and would have a huge impact if we do it. >> can i get back to the question for a minute because you said it is not the power that health care -- too i think there are savings. we have to include the defense. this gentleman's ? is there so much focus? most believe we need a strong defense and we do but increasingly are national security is affected by climate change from a resource depletion, the so-called power conflict of religious and other political conflicts, so the national security is going to have a broader meaning protecting the borders and all that. i think that some of these weapons systems

and if you take blue cross blue shield of north carolina for example there's already an 87%. it's not an unreasonable requirement and i believe it's going to hold. these things will bring down health care costs compared to the competitors over the next decade but we've got to do much more of them and basically there ought to be a national system like pennsylvania that has real reports on a regular basis about the cost and result. and will create, that will give consumers power. and would have a huge impact if we do it. >> can i get back to the question for a minute because you said it is not the power that health care -- too i think there are savings. we have to include the defense. this gentleman's ? is there so much focus? most believe we need a strong defense and we do but increasingly are national security is affected by climate change from a resource depletion, the so-called power conflict of religious and other political conflicts, so the national security is going to have a broader meaning protecting the borders and all that. i think that some of these weapons systems

>> we now go to roger feldman who is the blue cross professor of health insurance, professor of economics at the university of minnesota and author of several books among other things. roger? >> thank you, bald, for inviting me for an academic perspective outside of the policy world. here's a couple highlights of the trustees' report that i saw the insurance trust fund is exhausted in 2024, five years earlier than last year's report. and 75 years solvency of the trust fund requires a 17% cut in the schedule of benefits if we were to solve the financial problems by cutting benefits we would have to cut them down by 17%. general revenue contributions to the supplementary medical insurance fund will double from 1.5% of gdp to 3.1% in 25. medicare was already front and center in the policy world before the trustees report was issued last friday. representative paul ryan from wisconsin proposed a controversial premium support system for medicare but he received little public support and it appears very unlikely that the congress will pass that bill. by the way i mentioned that representative f

at the same time we're covering everyone and we're providing a good benefit package, just like blue cross blue shields too. what this does is eliminate choices because if the states are allowed to tailor a program in exchange for their own constituents in their state i believe it will be more robust, it will be a better plan tailored to those people from new jersey, in my case, or texas, in the case of dr. burgess. by taking away the money through the exchanges, all you're going to do is make that more and more difficult. states will still have to do it but they won't have a good plan. they may limit their choices. they may not have a lot of choices which they would have if they have some money to plan and be rational about how this works. and, of course, the more likely scenario is that we'll simply have a federal exchange and a lot of states will opt out and not even have their own state exchange. i think that would be a mistake to do. i really do. as much as, you know, i'd rather have a federal exchange than no exchange i do think it would make sense to have state exexchanges. again, w

or tricare, united or blue cross, in the last decade, costs across all insurers have gone through the roof. indeed, just today in the news, secretary gates is reported to have said about his defense department budget -- "everybody knows that we're being eaten alive by health care. we have a systemwide health care cost problem, not a medicare problem." health care expenditures are nearly 18% of our gross domestic product. the next least efficient country in the world spends only 12% of its g.d.p. on health care, and you would have to go far down the list of our competitor nations before you find a country that has as poor health outcomes as america has, even though we spend vastly more for our care. we have a system-wide health care cost problem and a system system-wide health care quality problem. the second fact is that the health care cost problem and the health care quality problem are related. we have at our disposal an array of health care reforms that will reduce the cost of health care while improving the quality of health care. these types of reforms, new models of care coordi

and if you takblue cross blue shield of north carolina for example there's already an 87%. it's not an unreasonable requirement and i believe it's going to hold. ese things will bring down health care costs compared to the competitors over the next decade but we've got to do much more of them and basically there ought to ba national system like pennsylvania that has real reports on a regular basis about the cost and result. and will create, that will give consumers power. and wouldave a huge impact if we do it. >> can i get back to the question for a minute because you said it is not the power that health care -- too i think there are savings. we have to include the defense. this gentleman's ? is there so much focus? most elieve we need a strong defense and we do but increasingly are national security is affected by climate ange from a resource depletion, the so-called power conflict of religious and other political conflicts, so the national secity is going to have a broader meaning protecting the borders and all that. i think that some of these weapons systems have to be

of the church, and so this is the before picture on the left-hand side and you see the cross and the beautiful blue sky, and the right side is the aftermath and the devastation, and it is amazing, jacqui, because you have covered the stories where the people come together and pull through. >> they do, and one note of amazement is believe it or not, this church has been hit by a tornado before in the late '80s when the front of the church sustained damage. and that cross that was built in the '40s is still standing today. >> wow. from the '40s. >>> and coming up, jessica alba pregnant with child two wants to make children safe from chemicals. what is her fellow warning for moms and dads? she is in washington, and that is coming up. >>> and a missouri radio host uses his time behind the microphone to reconnect families there in joplin. he will share the most poignant moments in a few moments. keep in mind, he lost his own home as well. with sides of lightly sauteed farm-picked vegetables. find more ways to get to the table at letsfixdinner.com. it's pretty revolutionary. patented, actually. it takes

blue skies. dealing with a little wind. crossing our local bridges, we've had trouble in the overnight hours.indslike back for -- winds will be back for the afternoon. with the west-northwesterly winds, i put an arrow across the bridges. our local bridges that go from east to west will definitely be feeling it. right now, the winds from 5 to 10 more or less -- 10 miles per hour in most locations. right now, upper 40s, low 50s across the region. for the noon time, mid-50 as along the coast. for the second half of the day, upper 60s. 59 a degrees along the immediate coastline. winds expected to blow 20 to 30 miles per hour along the coastline. 62 expected in the afternoon. the warmest time of the day right between 2:00, or 3:00, and beginning to cool down between 4 and 5. we're going to be slightly schooler tomorrow, and the clouds will be back monday afternoon. we've got more rain on the way. tuesday, wednesday, maybe even thursday morning, a slight chance for some rain there. and temperatures running cool for this time of year. >>> motorcyclists from around the country are in washington, d.c.

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blue which is the missing scenes favorite color. stay with kron4 and kron4.com will follow this search that continues for allison bayliss, the missing teenager. >> a developing story, joplin missouri is now in the cross hairs of another tornado alerts. this is from the national weather service. it shows that area, and it shows where the tornado risk comes together in missouri, kansas, oklahoma, you can see joplin and other areas of high risk of moving in thathat direction. not only used on tornadoes, but hail and high winds. the weather service upgraded that were made to the highest category, ef5 meeting that it had sustained winds of more than 200 mi. per hour. the death toll is 122, 750 people were hurt, and 1500 people are missing. >> see the emotional scars on the faces of the survivors, news of the possible new tornado just brings the numbers. >> you hear that there's a tornado coming, and there's no place to go, there is no place to hide now. >> this family clung to the bathroom toilet as their house collapsed around them. >> she was rain, he was claiming she was crying. >> the minister huddled in a hallway with his sister as the tornado ripped through. >> the entire 1800 square foot house comp

cross. >> james: james lick freeway showing blue sky over san francisco so let's move to the weather maps. current conditions 50 degrees, 49 around the bay. 45 in san rosa, 49 in san jose. expect temperatures to warmups we are in the 8:00 a.m. hour. this afternoon widespread '60s and '70s, yellow and green on the map, specific look at temperatures show san rosa coming in at 74 slightly warmer napa, 64 in san francisco and enrichment we are looking for 68 or thereabouts in oakland, 880 it gets warmer as you get into san jose where temperatures should top out at 74. 7 day forecast the rest of the week looks fantastic, warm weather today through friday, saturday a couple of systems coming in giving us rain late saturday and all day sunday. at this point it looks to be out wet race. we will tweak that forecast closer we get to it. >> darya: the vallejo man who caused a disturbance on a flight headed to sfo was making his first court appearance this morning. he is charged with interfering with the flight crew, on a plane headed from chicago to sfo on sunday night. he tried to ram of cockpit doo

justine: alive look in san francisco, super super blue skies, temperatures cooler, more and your brother coming up. >> reporter: >> james: just crossingounty superior court jury to granted joe's of nays are the right to represent himself. joseph nasaao he is expected to enter a plea on the 27th. joseph naso is allowed to represent himself. >> justine: in wake of the news that trains were set up to be attacked by al-qaida they have vast local officials to keep an eye on the train stations. water they doing at par.. what are th >> will: video we shot earlier this morning the officers working round-the-clock, adding 15 extra replace officers around the system. this will go on even indefinitely according to the sources spoke what they have no end in sight. they were ready before now but it won a major officers are visible, they want to remind people to keep their eyes and years open they are the first line of defense. this is what some had to say. >> i think for some people a show of extra support is necessary to feel safe, i'm not one of those people. i think it could fuel the paranoia, two sides of the same cornerquoin.'m happy they can