i don't see these steps of bruin as separate pieces. the court is trying to get at the meaning of the text. >> and in your view with respect to domestic violence, are we looking for history and tradition in the reconstruction era about how regulation was happening in the circumstance of domestic violence or no? the government says it can be done at the level of regulation of interest people with respect to firearms but you seem to be suggesting and i think it's going back to the question justice kagan asked, that we are looking for reconstruction era sources. i suppose that applied to the regulation of white, protestant men related to domestic violence. is that the level we are focused on trying to find a history and tradition? >> no, your honor. i may not have been clear before, i think it's the founding error -- era. >> i apologize, the founding era. >> the founding era and it has to be the people. >> the people doing what though? do we drill down further and say it's the people which in that case did not include all the people but we

anybody has read the please read the bruin at the transcript of the bruin hearing new york made totally. if health based arguments about saving lives and the nra said it's a power to carry a gun, we should be able to carry our power and like read the opinion. so health arguments are not they're not they're not stopping where we should be stopping? i mean, i might open carry to me, constitutional carry is a huge to democracy for anybody who? read my time magazine piece last week and looking at injuries and deaths is not looking the threat of open carry to democracy. people may have seen that trump is talking about red state armies are going to come up to blue states and all this stuff. so guns are bigger than the frame of the 50,000. and so i want there to be public health. i went there to be public health. i want us to be stopping every shooting. but i want public health expertise to be collaborating with political messaging and urban planning and economics. health needs to be much more i'm saying this very broadly, much collaborative junior scholars should be able to get tenure for hav

in the last home match , washington was not listed as a favorite; experts gave preference to the bruins, but the hosts played the extremely important match in an extremely disciplined manner, not a single penalty in 60 minutes. the guests, by the way, also gave the opponent a numerical advantage for only 2 minutes. the outcome of the fight will be decided by an experienced player. defenseman john carlson, who is on the team with 2010 and in the current season has crossed the mark of a thousand games for the club, 10043 are now on his account, it is interesting that boston, the third team in the east, will leave the ice for the first time this season without scoring goals, washington goalkeeper charlie lindgren will make 16 saves, that is, not so often guests disturbed him, defensively. worked almost flawlessly, nickdout’s throw into an empty goal would put the finishing touches on the score 2:0. belarusian capitals forward alexei protos spent almost 17 minutes on the ice, shot twice on goal and finished the match with a usefulness +1. we understand what's at stake, you can see our effor

marsh on scoring his 56 career post susan golden most in boston's long and storied history as the bruins, when three one, they go up three one in the series as well. and last, but definitely not least, this morning the nfl draft for wrapping up saturday evening in detroit with one of the most unique titles in american sports with the 257 in the 2024 nfl draft the new york jets select jalen key a defense of back from alabama good luck so the jets making jalen keys the final pick of the 2024 draft. >> this is a choice which as you know, kim is really endeared itself to fans. this has become known as mr. irrelevant. the very last pick in the draft fully, he doesn't appear to be taking it as a slide. he said afterwards he wants to lean into every bit of this yeah. i mean, i guess i've feel worse for the second last guy because he doesn't even get a title, right? >> well, to leave their carolyn manto in new york. thank you so century-old white house correspondents dinner is effectually called the nerd prom. and to be an annual celebration of political journalism and a free press. nearly 3,000

and gave one may have turned on this sequence early in the second bruins bully jeremy sway man, making a mad dash for the plokhii misses. he leaves austin matthews and the chance to tie it. he would miss. and then a minute but later it was britain carlo buried. no one time were there so a massive swinging momentum and you have to feel for matthew 69 goals is season the most by anybody and 30 years and clank and it right out the post. so boston rolling from their winning five to one the aid playoff games on the schedule guys today between the nba in the nhl. so if you're dealing with the snow and the rain and all that stuff that we're having right now in spring to stay inside and sit on the couch yeah. >> i agree. carolina thank you. >> still to come a tram collision at the universal studios theme park in california has left more than a dozen people with injuries a record factory& asheville, north carolina is banking on the vinyl. comeback in today's start small, think big, see how citizen vinyl is bringing music and people together. citizen vinyl is a celebration of music and community

bruins ceo george pine is going to be with us and arc's cathie wood.e can have a debate about bitcoin with her. so much going on in her world. then we'll have a conversation with ceo ted leonsis who we've been talking about because he's been involved in that deal in washington, back and forth. and at 8:15, an exclusive interview, first time ever on cbc, steve cohen, now, of course, the mets owner, but maybe better known to those on wall street as the chairman and ceo of point 72. so many folks in the sports world. we have many of the commissioners from all over the league. i think we have michael rubin, a-rod, i saw last night. corbin is trying to buy the timberwolves. you really can't walk around this place without seeing somebody who's in the middle of one of the big major sports deals right now. we're going to be talking about all of that this morning. >> he was probably hoping that the mets would have won a game at this point. >> yep. we're going to talk about that. >> no way. no way. they weren't going to play yesterday. >> they say money can't bu

since late march, nissan strikes have left some major power plants in bruins. the energy minister has told you quite, he has to be prepared for even more power outages in the coming weeks. the eastern hockey region is especially vulnerable, electricians and engineers risk their lives to repair some of the west destruction dw xian. phillip schultz has made some of them as they keep the lights on, along the front lines, the small village and ukraine's the net screeching the battlefield as only a stone's throw away. this as the workplace of the axis left and his colleagues, the electricians. i called front of how a line i hit along the front line. the men have long ago stops being distracted by the sound of the tillery strikes during the repair work. yeah, and my family is against this job, but they don't like me coming here to him, but we have a very dedicated to a work. it's something we have to do, but i don't want to do. but as soon to the front line village has been, the target of many russians have tx most houses and its primary school has been destroyed. ne

is rarely striking a guys in my pc capital here from the state of locals who found their homes in bruins after the idea of pulled back only to prepare for renewed inpatient. when we returned after the withdrawal of the military machinery from the area, we saw the enormous extent of the destruction. it's like us to nami, hit this neighborhood, the live in the russian capital. this is archie international. i'm rachel ruble. moscow has called out american and other nato authorities, as investigators accused them of sponsoring terror acts inside rush that through police. my holdings are ukrainian firm that linked to the us president, son hunter, by that investment. investigating such a data, opening a pro, visit the financing of terrorism that says they say in both western countries, specifically including funds received by the risk by which to come in. so much that just as a police compliance, i mean it's nonsense. a rushing knows that it was isis who committed the attack in moscow. we know it was isis who committed the attack in moscow. we warmed russia of an impending terrorist attack in

the place was just bruins, rubble mixed with blood mixed with scattered pieces of their bodies. honestly no one came out of their own homes. i was thinking, god, they were bummed while they were sleeping at 6 in the morning. i wonder if they felt when they died, how it was, what food did they have? what did they do? they children, women, civilians. i still don't understand all the targets. i mean all the generals, how does the is room claims a basis? or somebody a is one of the lucky ones to escape the will. egypt has been rather reluctant to accept refugees from gaza. it's already pretty crowded with refugees from other countries. massacre in the middle east. egyptian officials say they've helped more than 2000 wounded palestinians across the border since november. but there was still more than a 1000000 sheltering in that city. and some of the, again, revealed the difficulties and simply trying to make it to safety. imagine being separated by will between human, the land where the safety life, newman, life and everything natural. on the other line, whether steph kennings, i'm

is my bruins tomorrow according to six written affidavits compiled by a professor of mathematics serge lange, much looting and destruction occurred inside mathematics between a m and 2 p.m. during these hours, the only people permitted inside the building were policemen, members of the press and a very small group of building staff. when i got out of jail and got back to math, i looked around for my camera and my light meter that i left behind. i found was a lot of exposed film broken lenses with the -- out of it for the cops. it's it's interesting to note that arthur sulzberger, one of the trustees, just happens to be the chair of the board of the new york times. and one wonders why certain things were distorted in the times coverage, the strike, other things that appeared in the evening edition changed in the morning edition. and i think the answer is clear enough to those occasions. i mean, take a look. what is this, a -- police state? once and they got copies all over the campus that comes alive against the clock. you got to go to court to get in. what is this rare double, double o

will completely destroyed and that $190.00 that in the area during the event, the place was just bruins rubble mixed with log mix with scott, with pieces of the part in that. honestly, no one came out over there on high go. i was thinking the card table bummed while that was sleeping at 6 in the morning. i wonder if they thought to when they done, what was, what food did they have? what did they do? they children, women, civilians. i still don't understand all the targets. i mean, even the generals, how does the is very plain. most of these so many i is one of the lucky ones to escape the war. egypt has been reluctant to accept refugees from gods, or is already crowded with millions of others from countries across africa. and the middle east. egyptian officials say they've helped more than 2000 wounded palestinian just across the border since november. there are still more than a 1000000 sheltering in the city. some of the, again revealed the difficulties in making it to safety city imagine being separated by will between human, the land where the safety life, newman, life and everythin

history has bruins, they have always created in security to achieve their own interest. there's a famous thing that goes, if you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday much of today's geo political dynamics and comforts have deep fruits in history. what do you want it? officials here so it was doesn't seem to heat the lessons of the past as it continues to seek its national interest to quote it's disruptive presence in other parts of the word. usability artist from the persian gulf coast is southern have on to stay with our to international. i'm back with much more news in about 30 minutes . in the meantime. of course, be sure to visit our website, our team. com for the very latest breaking news and updates by, from the, the, the the whole from the fi, you know, just like dozens of other ukrainian souls might have gone unnoticed. but the pirates contacted journalist to ensure this boils would go public. and so the name of the ship that home, the biggest shipment of arms became known all over the world. and with this efficiency on snyder, the 3 said tongue

last home match , washington was not listed as a favorite by experts. preference was given to the bruinsportant match in an extremely disciplined manner, not a single penalty in 60 minutes, the guests, by the way, also gave the opponent a numerical advantage for only 2 minutes, the outcome of the match will be decided by experienced defender john carlson, who has been with the team since 2010 and in the current season passed the mark of one thousand games for the club. 1043, now on his account. interestingly, boston, the third team in the east, will leave the ice without scoring goals for the first time this season. washington's goalkeeper charlie lindgren made 16 saves, not so often the guests disturbed him, the defense worked almost flawlessly, nickout put the finishing touches with a throw into an empty goal 2:0. belarusian capitals forward alexey protos spent almost 17 minutes on the ice and made two shots. goal ended the match with a utility score of +1. we understand what's at stake, you can see our effort, carlson's goal is the most important, great job from lingren, i think we lo

referred to the ucla bruins as milk and cookies and after much crying he tweeted, long-overdue apologyrticle on friday and apologized on monday and that's long-overdue in said words matter. i hate that phrase. as a journalist, no one should know this more than me and i failed miserably at my choice of words and i try to be clever using alliteration while not understanding the connotation. our society has had to deal with so many layers of misogyny and racism and i will do much better in i'm deeply sorry. i haven't heard such a boot licking since i hired jesse to lick my boots. he does a great job but he's so loud win he's licking my boots. stupid words but the apology is more offensive? maybe? i. >> heather: always stand by that if it's a mistake maybe your whole career shouldn't be over and definitely shouldn't and he was trying to be funny and clever and i think it was a mess i would not recommend a dirty debutante because all that came up for adult films that came out in the eighties and nineties and a book from amazon called the dirty debutante days of victorian bdsm medical examin

the last thing i wanted to say is, go bruins. hopefully they start swayman tonight. i have no insurance right now and it cost me $150 to go see my suboxone doctor. i know there is a lot of people out there struggling with no insurance too, and i just wanted to say you are doing a great job. i am a republican, but you give me lots of hope and you are something i could support in the future. i like the way you talk about your addiction and how you overcame it. you are a hero to a lot of people. thanks, marty. i appreciate you. guest: i appreciate that. i'm not a hero. the people that came before me, they are our heroes. host: he talked about suboxone, and there is an argument about methadone. guest: again, i have come full circle on that. when i first got sober and got elected to the house of representatives i thought abstinence was the best way. you know, just stop everything and rough it out. suboxone, if it is used the way it is prescribed, methadone is used the way it is prescribed, and you can work through it and you don't pick up heroin, then it works. i am compl

decision overturning the new york law, which was the new york rifle and pistol association versus bruin, which denied new yorkers their constitutional rights, i would think there would be a case there. so i would ask the department of justice to look into that because the second amendment is a civil right. when people are denied that civil right, then i think under the civil rights division the department of justice should engage. now also, in last year's congressional hearing i asked , about your department's most recent congressional authorization. has your department been re-authorized or is the most recent authorization the one that expired in f.y. 2009? atty. gen. garland: i would say you taught me something about authorizations and appropriations at the last hearing that i did not know. my understanding is that was the last authorization. the one you are talking about. of course, the justice department would always like to have an authorization. my understanding is the yearly appropriations count as authorizations. but of course, it would always be better for any entity to be -- h

and the last thing i wanted to say was, well, i wanted to say, go, bruins.opefully they start swinging tonight. and i have no insurance right now, and this has cost me $150 to go see a doctor and then $2 the just to pay for the prescription -- can 212 just the pay for the prescription. i know there's a lot of people out there struggling with no insurance, and i just wanted to say that you're doing a great job. i'm a republican, but you give me lots of hope, and you're someone i can definitely support in the future. i like the way you talk about your addiction and how you overcame it. you're a hero e really to a lot of people, so thanks, marty. appreciate you. >> guest: oh, thank you. i appreciate that. i'm not here for anybody. people came before me, they're the hero. so we with just kind of just followth them. >> host: he b talked about -- [inaudible] there's also an argument about methadone -- >> guest: yeah. listen, again, i've come full circle on that. when i first got sober and pairs got elected to the house of representatives, i thought abstinence was

the panthers will play either the boston bruins or toronto maple leaves around 2:00.leads that series. the dallas stars got even against the defending champs beating the golden knights for the second straight game. game five tomorrow in dallas. >>> turning now to the nfl. kansas city chiefs star travis kelce, you've heard of him, is reportedly set to be the highest paid tight end in the league. the team yesterday announced a two-year contract extension for kelce that runs through the 2024 season. the nine time pro bowler and three time super bowl champion will earn more than $34 million over that time. >>> now to seattle. we'll pick things up with a runner on and full count. seattle's mitch garber steps to the plate. >> 3-2 pitch. high drive left field. we've got a mariners win. >> game over. garver's two run homer walks the mariners off. and the dodgers did not strike-out a single time against the arizona diamondbacks. the last time the franchise played a full game without a strikeout back in august 2006. time now for the weather and let's bring in angie lassman for

in boston the toronto maple leaves got even against the bruins last night with a 3-2 victory.w tied one game apiece. >>> turning now to my favorite sports story of the day, major league baseball and the monday matinee at yankees stadium saw the manager ejected five pitches into the game. unreal. it started when the lead off batter was clearly -- but the yankees thought he swung at the ball before a warning from the home plate umpire. >> you saw him making that call. >> you're not yelling at me. i did what i'm supposed to do to eject. you've got anything else to say you're gone, okay? >> wow. >> we're not going to need a break down of that one. we got a very clear. there you go. harris saying hold on a second, i didn't say a word. >> i can't even pick a prompter i'm laughing too hard in this. the umpire tossing him after hearing clearly objections from the dugout. unreal. boone not saying anything rushed out onto the field in an mated protest insisting a fan sitting behind the dugout was the culprit, which it was. the umpire later told reporters he thought it came from a new yo

then seattle faces dallas on the road starting at noon and the penguins take on the bruins here at homehor chris alvarez explains the new playoff picture for the dubs. >> good morning. last night, the second to last game of the regular season for the warriors, hosting the pelicans, they enter the night ninth in the west by the end of the regular season tomorrow, they could reach as high as eight or drop to 10th in the standings. a lot to be decided. dub nation ready for a show at chase. warriors were up nine after one, but new orleans outscored the warriors 4522, in the second. trey murphy triple. final play of the first half. great execution steph curry beats the buzzer. warriors down 14 at the break zion williamson was a beast. three of his 26. part of an 11 zero run. they trailed by as many as 16. but in the fourth six point game klay thompson three ball. yes. part of a 12 one run under three and a half. warriors break down on defense. and herb jones wide open corner three. it's a 12 point game but steph curry 16 of his 33 in the fourth. how good is he. warriors down three under 20s

out in the east the bruins took one from the maple leaves in toronto winning game three 4-2.ead the series two games to one. at least something is going right. and turning now to major league baseball. wow, the hitting clinic put on by the los angeles dodgers last night in d.c., nation's capitol. l.a. connected for a season high 20 hits including three doubles from shohei ohtani. he now leads the league in base hits. the dodgers beat the nats for their third consecutive victory. in the bronx aaron judge sparked the yankees with a second chance homer in the first inning. judge appeared to take a call for a strike and even heading back to the dugout before the third base umpire charges open the pitcher and judge returned to the box and sent the pitch over and classic yankees home run. anthony rizzo and juan soto also went long. yankees beat the a's 7-3. all right, now time for the weather. let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the latest. angie, what is going on with the forecast today? >> hi, good morning, sam. we've got a lot going on wp severe weather as far as the for

then seattle faces dallas on the road starting at noon, and the penguins take on the bruins at home.y area basketball fans, last night's warriors game at chase center was a major letdown. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez explains the new playoff picture for the dubs. >> good morning. last night, the second to last game of the regular season for the warriors hosting the pelicans, they entered the night ninth in the west by the end of the regular season. tomorrow, they could reach as high as eight or drop to 10th in the standings. a lot to be decided. dub nation ready for a show at chase. warriors were up nine after one, but new orleans outscored the warriors 4522, in the second. trey murphy triple. final play of the first half. great execution. steph curry beats the buzzer. warriors down 14 at the break zion williamson was a beast. three of his 26 part of an 11 zero run. they trailed by as many as 16. but in the fourth six point game klay thompson three ball. yes part of a 12 one run under three and a half. warriors break down on defense and herb jones wide open corner three. it'

. >> wow my bruins you know, if i put outs that lay by iowa, excuse me, by lsu speaking of angel reese, so i am going to tell you that i do believe that dawn staley and south carolina will win at all. i think it will be iowa and south carolina. i think don will avenge her loss to iowa in the final four and we will see her team win, which i'll be excited about, and i'll come back to tell you about it. that will be an electric thank you

any 4 times and 206 attempts as an edit chelsea and come back to window series. 3 down the boston bruins are in control against the toronto and may police abroad. marcia, how to go on to the system, the 31 victory. please put some 3 when i 1st row and just one went away from progressing the top. seated data stalls have food one back in the series against the las vegas golden nights. what it jumps in school didn't have a time to get the wind and, and a 6 game losing streak against vegas and nights too late to 1 april. they were here a from the 8 c as english roughly to the glitz and glamour of the nfl. travers caisen was one of the standout picks on the fine was a, is the nfl dropped place and it was the 200 and 21st taking the choice. the 6 foot 7, the $300.00 pounds offensive lines when its heading to the buffalo bills, and its just the 2nd of the international play, a policy participant to be picked up in grafton 23 year old place, which is not a problem for phasing states before joining the nfl academy in 2019 a few ideas mitigates half of dominated the men's race at the madrid mattre

. >> wow my bruins you know, if i put outs that lay by iowa, excuse me, by lsu speaking of angel reese, so i am going to tell you that i do believe that dawn staley and south carolina will win at all. i think it will be iowa and south carolina. i think don will avenge her loss to iowa in the final four and we will see her team win, which i'll be excited about, and i'll come back to tell you about it. that will be an electric thank you very much. thank you. >> and thank you for watching news night. laura coates live starts right now. >> so when is a loss, also a win only in trump legal world, i'll explain in just a moment. plus ocean's 11 charred out. >> how >> did burglars and that lay get away with $30 we'll a former bank robber is gonna enjoy me to break down this highest and leo is here as well with a warning about ai tonight, alarm codes live all right so not a good day in court today and trump world before were present piling up the els. there's a lot to keep up with here. so stay with me and know it's late at night. >> i start >> down south and work our way up north. shall we so

the need to support the safety and well-being of bruins, the need to support the free expression of a free expression rights of our community kennedy and the need to minimize disruption to our teaching and learning mission. and then yesterday, after things escalated, they put out another statement in part saying ucla has a long history of peaceful protests, and we are heartbroken to report that today some physical altercations broke out among demonstrators what what in your view do you think the school is getting wrong? you call it a lack of leadership what's going on here yeah. well, you heard from your other correspondence and other campuses, these encampment violated a long list of policies that the university has set up. >> specifically to create a safe and welcoming environment for all students. and to promote equality and equity for student groups these are there policies that they're now not enforcement and they know that the policies are being violated? yes, they're trying to negotiate a peaceful and easy disbursement of the encampment's. but we know that the students aren't g

this court selected bruin to expand gun rights. this court selected the harvard and north carolina cases to affirmative action. so this is it, very much an activist. and so i think when joe biden says that he's he's not talking them so much as he's talking to america and says, we have ability to overcome the decisions this court is making. his jump in on that real quick. sure. and. says offer just one quick comment on that. i was actually on msnbc right before state of the union talking about this before the speech and one of the things interesting is that you know so biden think he was pretty careful he quoted the court not so much in advocacy way just because the court was arguing. well can just go vote right if they don't like this right they can kind of go we can change the laws. and he was saying and they said like about to find out the power of women was his line in the speech. what's notable about it is that you know, if we look at again this kind of we're actually in a two thirds one third country on the issue of abortion.

so when a series from 3 down the boston bruins are in control against control and say may police brought more? show how to go. i'm done assist and that's 31 victory. which puts the 31 up arrow and just one went away from progressing the top, seated data styles of pulled one back in this series against the las vegas golden lights. why it jumps in school today? what time to get the women and a 6 game losing streak against vegas the night still need to one over. now there are many schools try fees you can wherever on your head to, but one go far. it was a what did he just that as of to tighten victory on the t well to a utah account, super go ahead to close record of $63.00. the claim has made and went on, so i need it is on home soil at the hands of chances it depends. 25 year old cottage, 5 buddies and 7 holes at this office about 9 finished on 17 underpass results. how does the pack on the end of that very impressive headway like it and it was a tough day on track somebody. so g p right is the latest sprint. rice, with 15 of them crashing during the 12 block event, right? including the r

scotus decision overturning the new york law, which was the new york rife and pistol association versus bruin, which denied new yorkers their constitutional rights, i would think there would be a case there. i would ask the department of justice to look into that because the second amendment is safely right. when people are denied that civil right, then i think under the civil rights division the department of justice should engage. also, in last year's congressional hearing i asked about your department's most recent congressional authorization. has your department been re-authorized or is the most recent authorization the one that expired in f.y. 2009? atty. gen. garland: i would say you taught me something about authorizations and appropriations at the last hearing. thatdy not know -- that i did not know. my understanding is that was the last authorization. the one you are talking about. of course the justice department would always like to have an authorization. i understanding -- my understanding is the yearly appropriations count as authorizations. but of course it would always be bette

fund for ukraine, this was reported by the head of the dutch ministry of foreign affairs in hanke bruinsblic to receive innovative treatment without leaving its borders. this became possible thanks to the help of the russian ministry of health and the national radiology research center, which oversees medical institutions in our new region. the use of gamma therapy devices will reduce the number of side effects from treatment and shorten the length of hospital stay, which means that more than a thousand patients will be able to be admitted there per year. in moscow is eliminating the consequences of bad weather. last day, a stormy wind hit the capital, gusts reaching 21 m/s. two people died and 15 were injured. city services. on this day, only in 1704 , a signal fire was lit on the sovereign bastion of the peter and paul fortress in st. petersburg. this was the first russian lighthouse. it's the 21st century. sea vessels are equipped with all sorts of modern navigation equipment; satellites show the way. but good old lighthouses are in no hurry to retire, especially since a lighthouse is

i mean, you've got bruin decision which struck on a new york law which to quit peoples second amendmentrights, and i've never seen anyone in government ever prosecuted for violating citizens second amendment rights. can you think of any time when the fbi has actually use color of law to prosecute someone for violating someone's second amendment rights? >> well, not as i sit of it obviously we are a when that a 15-year-old organization with 30,000 employees in something like 300 offices hundred offices all over the united states. no doubt there could be any number of investigations that ii wouldn't be aware of. >> okay, all right. you have a request in your budget for $204,000. for official reception fund. that is almost extent of the united states attorney himself receives. i mean, his is $50,000. the atf $36,000. $586,000. the das 90,000. u.s. attorneys 19,600. 19,600. but the fbi's $284,000. why? why is the fbi's literally six times what attorney general merrick garland reception funds are? >> i don't know i could tell you as a to do right now. i know we have a lot of engagement with

reporting live from kiawah, south carolina, at the animal globally sports leadership conference hosted by bruine have a very big exclusive interview coming up on "squawk box" that morning with steve cohen, owner of the new york mets and chairman and ceo of point 72. that's tomorrow in the 8:00 m.a. hour. you don't want to miss it. we're coming right back after this. unlocking th e power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," right here on cnbc. the futures are down this morning after a down day for both the dow and the s&p 500 yesterday. you can see the dow right now, down by 270 points. i believe more than half the losses, though, for the dow, are coming from united health care. that's because of concerns that the medicare payments are not going to

the last thing i wanted to say is, go bruins. hopefully they start swayman tonight.e no insurance right now and it cost me $150 to go see my suboxone doctor. i know there is a lot of people out there struggling with no insurance too, and i just wanted to say you are doing a great job. i am a republican, but you give me lots of hope and you are something i could support in the future. i like the way you talk about your addiction and how you overcame it. you are a hero to a lot of people. thanks, marty. i appreciate you. guest: i appreciate that. i'm not a hero. the people that came before me, they are our heroes. host: he talked about suboxone, and there is an argument about methadone. guest: again, i have come full circle on that. when i first got sober and got elected to the house of representatives i thought abstinence was the best way. you know, just stop everything and rough it out. suboxone, if it is used the way it is prescribed, methadone is used the way it is prescribed, and you can work through it and you don't pick up heroin, then it works. i am completely