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that's why hillary clinton is saying no to the cadillac tax, so even she is dialing back on her support obama care. >> senior is rolling over in his grave, but hillary care, remember that? and bernie pushed hillary right back to where she was in 1992 when the country rejected her idea of whole scale socialization medicine. >> she can't get around the fact that this is a third obama term and on health care, it's obama care on steroids. her plan was even worse than obama care. if that can be believed. so, for her to dial back, just not believable. >> mike, remember president obama himself way back in 20003, he was for socialized medicine. the single payer system, which is essentially socialized medicine. he spoke out in favor of it. that is i think and a lot of other people do, what we're working toward right now, isn't it? >> no doubt about it, david. obama had lie to the american people to get obama care passed. hillary clinton's health care meetings were deemed illegal because they were closed, they've both been not above board in the whole health care debate. obama's push federal gove

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we talked to one woman who found her cadillac es ska laid this morning up on cinder blocks in her driveway. experts say to keep the car in the garage in you can and consider buying wheel locks. the owners in this case had wheel locks but the thieves broke in and got the key. >>> firefighters in prince georges county could be wearing ballistic vests like police officers after last month's shooting of two firefighters. one of them died after they forced their way in to a home to help a man they believed was in medical distress. the fire chief is looking to equipping the firefighters with this added layer of protection. the vest costs between 400 and $500 each. >> number one, does our member feel safe doing their job with that vest on? will it provide the event something should happen again. >> reporter: fire departments across the country are begun to use these vests. they could be tested in prince georges county between now and october. >>> tsa precheck is supposed to shorten your wait time at the airport. with summer coming and waits getting longer here's what you need to know if you plan

one fan caught kim and north riding in the back seat of an amazingly preserved '50s-era fuchsia cadillac>> looks very nice. despite their millions, in a bit of a deja vu, that's kanye wearing the same raggedy jeans he wore on the met's red carpet monday night. >> good for him. save the planet, wear the same jeans. >> really? >> why not? >> i guess they still have an embargo in cuba, it's not like he can shop for new clothing. >> back here at home, a whole new level of awkwardness from donald trump's already awkward cinco de mayo tweet. >> of course we saw this. the donald tweeted out how the best taco bowls are made in trump tower grill and that he loves hispanics. sharing this photo of himself at lunch. wait, if you look closer, check it out. what's tucked under th >> that is a picture of trump's ex-wife marla maples in a bikini from 1985 after she won first place in the miss hawaiian tropic international beauty pageant. >> i don't understand that. >> yeah, i think a lot of other people don't either. >> so there are a lot of people who were on the internets last night and yesterday look

one philadelphia fire official called it the cadillac of highrise preplanning. >> anything that helpss save time does have a direct reflection of saving -- helping us save lives. >> reporter: before this kind of technology fire officials had to rely on good old fashioned paper. >> you're wasting two to three solid minutes on arrival and a if i were doubles in size every minute that it burns. >> reporter: curtis massey president of massey disaster planning says it took his company three years to develop the app. >> you can touch that, bring up your shaft diagram. >> reporter: the hope is that it can be the spark that helps make fire departments even faster and more efficient. >> philadelphia was one of the first fire departments that was progressive enough to grasp the importance of this type of technology that is going to change the landscape of the fire service. >> reporter: reporting in center city, anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right. welling lauren is along to tell us more about the gloomy forecast. >> i know, i can't say i'm excited about this. i just -- i don't know.

up investigators say the teenager was driving a stolen cadillac when he struck and killed five three-year old tia walker on april 25th. it happened near south and pine streets. they say he pulled over a woman on a nearby median but then fled the scene. suspect is being held at camden county detention center. >>> six people were injured when a u-haul truck smashed in the bridge in new castle county, delaware. it happened at noon time on mill road near monroe road near newark. four of the victims were in the back of the truck. one a 24 year-old woman was eject from the vehicle and she's listed in serious condition tonight. the rest of the injured, including a 14 year-old boy, are listed in stable condition. >>> people from apart of the holmesberg section of the city woke up this morning to find out that vandals had been in their neighborhood. sometime overnight, someone scratched the side of doors and windshields, a seven cars along 8,000 block of er drick street. police are checking out surveillance footage from cameras all across that area. >>> it was a heart breaking sight today at st. p

one philadelphia fire official called it the cadillac of highrise preplanning. >> anything that helpssave lime does have a direct reflection of helping us save lives. >> before that officials had to rely on good old fashioned paper. >> you're wasting two to three solid minutes on arrival and a fire doubles in size every minute it burns. >> reporter: curtis massey says it took his company three years to develop the app. >> you can taj that, before you know up your shaft dry gram. >> reporter: the hope hope is that it can be dispersed and help make fire departments faster and more eve for the. >> philadelphia was one of the first fire departments progressive enough to grasp the importance of this type of technology that's going the change the landscape of the fire service. >> reporter: reporting in center city, anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> hundreds of volunteers they rolled up their fifty two heaviest to help spruce up a local school. they transformed ethel allen promise academy in philadelphia's strawberry mansion neighborhood today. the volunteers painted murals constructed a

all four wheels were stolen from a cadillac escalade in their driveway. >> it was very heartwrenchingves looked like they knew what they were doing. broke in through a back window, found the lug lock key and got away with the tires in record time. since marchs 1st, there ve >>> we now know where teams will play the super bowl all the way through 2021. that's five years from now. here is the new announcement. in 2019 the super bowl is in atlanta. miami for 2020. los angeles for 2021. all the cities are getting brand new or upgraded football stadiums. the super bowl is in houston next year and minnesota after that. >>> well, it's not just all daybreak fast mcdonald's is focused on. they are adding regional food to the mcpick 2 menu. the restaurants will put the most popular items on the menu to let you buy two items for $5. the ten-piece nugget and the filet o' fish will be on every mcpick two menu in the country. >> say that two times fast. >> i was going to say. >>> stay with us, "news4 today" is startin right now at a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we are havi

it had bubbles on the top and all kinds, seven years later i get in the car and it looks like a cadillac and a regular car. it is in the thomas vehicle. all the technology is just amazing. once again is going to save lives, is going to improve efficiency, is going to do things for seniors that will help them improve and stand the road. and be more mobile. >> besides encouraging states to build smarter roads, first role how are you encouraging states to do that in what else, house transportation committee due, in your view to support this? >> obviously supporting it, speaking out publicly, speaking out publicly, but putting in the legislation, taking a look at how do you build a road, dealing with the companies today, what you need for your technology to be working better on the roadways? simple things things like that, i don't have an answer to a but do we have a different type of paint or reflective material that senses and reacts better. again, the, the answer to those questions are still unknown. putting courage and states to look at it and study it because it is imperative. >> your r

seven years later, i get in a cadillac, and it looks like a regular car but it is an autonomous vehicle. all the technology is amazing. it is going to save lives, improve efficiency, do things for seniors that will help them improve and be able to stay on the road and help them be able to be more mobile. peter: besides encouraging roads,to build smarter how are you encouraging states to do that? what else can the house transportation committee do, in your view, to support this kind of technology? rep. shuster: supporting it, speaking out publicly. putting in the legislation encouraging companies to look at him i have you build a road? what are these autonomous vehicles iago dealing with the company's here today, what do you need for your technology to work better on the roadways? do we need to have a different type of paint, reflective material so the sensors on the vehicles consented better and react better? the answers are unknown, but encouraging states to study it is imperative. peter: bill shuster is a republican from pennsylvania. joining us on "the communicators" tony hudgins. >>

the investigators say the teenager was driving a stolen cadillac when he struck and killed five three-year old tia walker on april 25th. it happened near south and pine streets. they said he pulled over on nearby median but then fled the scene. the suspect is being held it in at the camden county detention center. >>> six people were injured when a u-haul truck smashed in the bridge in new castle county, delaware. it happened at noon on casea mill road near monroe road in newark. four of the victims were in the back of the truck, one a 24 year-old woman was eject from the vehicle and listed in serious condition. the rest of the injured including a 14 year-old boy are in stable condition. >>> people from the holmesberg section of philadelphia found out vandals were in their neighborhood some time overnight someone scratched side doors and windshields of several cars the on the 8,000 block of the street. investigators are checking out surveillance from cameras across that area. >>> it was a heart breaking sight today at st. patrick's church in norristown as two children kill in the fire last

seven years later i get into a car, it's a cadillac, and it looks like a regular car, but it was an autonomous vehicle. all that technology is just amazing. and once again, it is going to save lives, it's going to improve efficiency, it's going to do things for seniors, for instance, that it'll help them improve and be able to stay on the road, be able to be more mobile. >> host: besides encouraging states to build smarter roads, i mean, first of all, how are you encouraging the states to do that, and what else can the house transportation committee do in your view to support this kind of technology? >> guest: well, i think, obviously, supporting it, speaking out publicly, but putting in the legislation, encouraging those states to start to take a look at how do you build a road -- dealing with the companies that are here today, what do you need for your technology to be working and better on the roadways? like simple things like -- and i don't have an answer to this, but do we have to have a different type of paint so that the sensors on these vehicles can sense it and react better. again, th

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general motors has a cadillac with a feature called super sruise, which is not completely autonomous. on the highway, but it doesn't recognize the stops in intersections.fully autonomous technology is not quite there for the roads, and the government has not figured out how to regulate it, or what the testing requirements are. you are looking at i think a few years out before that is really widespread.you will see some test lyfts, like this one that and general motors hope to do, that will be at least a year out. autoy: our bloomberg reporter in detroit, thank you for joining us. it is time to find out who is having the best ever, or the worst in this case. it is the bitcoin self proclaimed founder. it looks like he's now backtracking on his statement -- statement. cried right writing on the blog that he does not have the courage to provide additional proof, showing he is indeed the creator of the company. that does it for the rest of "bloomberg west." tune in this weekend. we will bring you the best of all of our interviews, including my conversation with the father of the videogame

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