despite the fact that she drove a cadillac and she was about to leave for a hawaiian vacation. all of these signifiers of, this is not a person deserving of government -- not deserving of taxpayer money. and the first story was part of the series he'd been writing about the illinois department of public aid. and this is yet another example of failures by the department of public aid. this is the story about a bureaucracy that wasn't minding the store. that did not care even though there was flagrant -- the woman was driving a cadillac and she is still getting welfare money. but very quickly, the story changes from one about institutional problems to one about the woman and the tribune writes about taylor dozens upon dozens of times and within a week of that first piece the term what, welfare queen, appears a headline in reference to her. >> was there ever an attempt that you can find two kind of really sort of talk to her and get anything, the real story? >> the tribune as far as i could tell, never got an interview with her. she did speak to the chicago defender, a black newsp

text at the top of thete book and what t says is, in the 1970s linda taylor became a for wearing, cadillac driving symbol of the undeserving poor. but the original welfare queen was demonized for the least of her crimes, she was a con artist, kidnapper maybe even a murder, this would be ever before sold story of a character with a vicious stereotype. >> extraordinary. so, in 1976 campaign speech, reagan -- 30 addresses, 15 phone numbers, but who was she, first of all let's set the stage, can you bring us back to the 70s and reagan's campaign. >> in 1976 reagan is running for president for the first time, he had done aru few terms opener of california but his candidacy was not taking all the circe, gerald ford was income net and reagan's own party. so this was very underdog challenge. and reagan was in new hampshire and trying to go from being an unserious candidate to somebody who is seen as a legitimate child are pretty he's going from small towns toan small towns in new hampshire. he hits upon the antidote that becomes this crowd favorite where people really respond. in the story he tell

there is talk in the area of multiple contacts between cadillac and steele. it much earlier and much more extensive suggested in this notes. i think we need to look at that and find out if there are other records of the stage of state department beyond the ones we recently found in the law student september. here is the most important revelation. it is clear now that the that the state department was her major conspirator in building the story. going back to win the state department invited ukrainian prosecutors here in january of 2016 and met with them along national security council and asked them to find dirt on paul manafort come all the way through facilitating these contacts with christopher steele, john boehner, victoria newland, kathleen cadillac, three people that probably need to be deposed by congress now so we can find out what they were doing here but you have a state department acting like an actual legal justice department armenta that is very troubling. if your job is diplomacy. >> sean: stay right there. sarah, we are going to get back to you

from the army navy and the air force from the worst hit states are maharastra or not to come and cadillac and i in fact suffered one of its worst floods in 100 years last year in which more than 200 people were killed. correspondent. has been one of the flood situation in southwestern india she explained how authorities are trying to help victims of a 24 hour helpline set up in new delhi by the national disaster response force the n d r f india does off the team is amongst the largest in the world than the 170 teams have been deployed across the country the military has also gotten involved and has been involved in dropping food packets to flood affected and it has so that's another challenging aspect of making sure that not only in relief camps but for people who are trapped in their homes for what is reaching them another really challenging thing about this particular event has been there have been dozens of mudslides good all across the state of which means that people have been trapped and which is why the death toll is continuing to be updated but of course the government ministers s

how this ball and what the reaction been among supporters does to the recent press conference by cadillac. well i think she said more of the usual which is not much and i think no one was surprised by that no one was really expecting her to say anything new or interesting so she didn't really do anything to deescalate the situation or to reassure them she continued to condemn the protests there is so it didn't help i'm not sure how much of her either but it again more of the same really that she's been saying this whole time and i've aging has been saying that's fine what does that say about. the hong kong government has what the government to do to try and make to situation better. well the protesters have very specific demands they want to completely draw all of the bill they want an investigation into violence so things like that they are and can take steps towards that that it hasn't been happening it's unclear why did withdraw all the bill hasn't happened especially when chief executive perry alive and said that the bill is dead she's delayed it and that they don't have plans to go t

cadillacs, not so much anymore. these are 1949 vintage cadillacs.nto these for a hundred grand. >> yeah. yeah. our estimate on all of them is under $100,000 but yeah, there's a trio of three of them and they are all from 1949. reporter: so a range of investment. >> the coupe deville we estimate at 50 to 80, and these are 80 to 110 or 120. reporter: i can almost afford, if we didn't live in a house anymore, i can almost afford one of those. hey, andy, before we get away, david, can you come up this way? i want to talk about the real high dollars. follow me up here. i know we are running out of time. i want to show you the car that will probably go for the most at auction. that is this ferrari. 1958, the year of my birth. can you make it all the way? no. anyway, we will stay here. i think andy can get a shot of it. that is how many? connell: andy pulled the wire out there. poor andy. andy is pulling the camera, next thing you know. that's a good-looking ferrari. >> maybe andy went in the ferrari. connell: yeah. andy said forget it, i'm going to take t

on thursday, cadillac was founded in detroit in 1902 and we'll see how many new home twrs sohome wereold last month the corvette is getting a makeover and it has fans all revved up. we went to california where fans are ready to put the pedal to the metal. >> reporter: gm took the wraps off the latest version of its star car, the corvette >> finally, here it is, ladies and gentlemen, what do you think? [cheers and applause >> this car is very, very different, in terms of what you see and where you point the car when you steer it. and how it behaves and it is very different, but it's still very corvette >> while this new corps vet hve many of the styling cues, it looks far more muscular. it's the first vet with an engine in the back of the car behind the driver. >> they moved the engine to the back so it's over the rear wheels, and that gives more weight holding the wheels down and it allow it is to accelerate more and the sky's the limit, frankly for power and performance now. >> for years corvette has been known as the sports car that deliver the most bang for your buck power and perf

i want this kind of plan, not a cadillac plan. people do it every day. some people want a bigger deductible because they do not want to pay upfront, other people know they are struggling to put food on the table at the end of the month, so they cannot take a hit. they have to have no deductible, so they pay more upfront. let them make those decisions. that is the direction i would go and more than tinkering with the affordable care act, but that is a profound analytical tool. if it goes in the direction of that is my first instinct. something nicey and greasy at the fair. do they have fried dough here? staple diet. thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> we were wondering if we could get you to commit to going to the aclu convention in south carolina? gov. weld: i did get a very nice invitation. >> good. gov. weld: i recently appeared before the aclu in new hampshire and that used to be a member, when i was a younger man, and i am going to rejoin. >> that was me. i was always wanting to say yeah, so finally i did. >> i am going back. >> i resigned when jo

i want a chevrolet plan, i don't want a cadillac plan. people do it every day of their life. some people want a big deductible on their insurance because they do not want to pay so much up front. other people know they are struggling to put food on the table so they cannot take a hit. they have to have no deductible so they pay more upfront and let them make those decisions. that is the direction i would go in, more than tinkering with a affordable care act. that is a profound analytical tool, but it goes in the direction of less government which is always my first instinct. try any fooding to here? mr. weld: i'm going to try something fried. something nice and greasy. do they have fried dough here? staple diet. thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> we were wondering if you could commit coming to the aclu event in south carolina? mr. weld: i was recently in the aclu in new hampshire and told them i use to be a member and i will rejoin it. i always wanted to say yeah. finally i did. so you are going to try to attend? mr. weld: i resigned when joe rao, he became the head of th

. >> reporter: the cadillac escalade used to top the list of most stolen cars, but hldi said the automaker up their security game, making it harder to how about the least stolen ? think electric. >> previous because it was still in the front of my house. >> reporter: what you think the least stolen car would be? >> cars that are only worth $1,000 or less. >> what about when i tell you tesla? >> maybe tesla's are hard to break into. i don't know. >> reporter: the tesla model x and model as are the least stolen. hldi suspect many of these cars are parked in the garage close to our house or near a power supply. >> that was crystal cruz reporting. hldi said that you could pay more for insurance if you drive one of the most stolen vehicles other. >>> rideshare come to be lyft is disabling hundreds of it's e bikes and san francisco. that after two electric bikes caught fire in the city just in the past week. images even show smoke coming up one of those bikes. lyft has indicated ssue with t it also says no injurie stement quote, out of abundance of caution, we are temporarily making the e bikes

. >> reporter: neighbor said the violence as part of a pattern theye winchester cadillac neighborhood which is on the border between west san jose in campbell. >>> how are we supposed to live in this area at the same time keeping our kids safe from the gangs? >> reporter: have been two fatal shooting since the beginning of the year. bullet holes gang graffiti in makeshift memorials to the victim are part of the neighborhood landscape. >>> it is actually pretty scary. >> reporter: neighbors have had enough. now they are afraid to go ts people stay safe. stay in your house right now. it is not safe to be out walking around.>> reporter: even before the latest incident this morning neighbors were already planning a special safety meeting. now there will be greater emphasis because of what happened here today. that meeting will be at rosemary elementary school starting at 6:30 pm until 8 pm. the chief of police eddie garcia and the mayor as well as other officials plan to attend the meeting as well as perhaps 80 to 100 neighborhood residents. who are very concerned about what has been happ

here's his new single "pearl cadillac." [ applause ] ♪ you say i owe you nothing but if i could i'd give i was searching for some kind of way to pay you back ♪ ♪ for your love, your love, your love, your love, your love, your love ♪ ♪ your love, your love, your love ♪ ♪ yeah, i won't let you down i will make you proud ♪ ♪ you say money ain't everything you could've made it on your own ♪ ♪ and now i understand your sacrifice late nights fussing and fighting at home ♪ ♪ i'm sorry for the things i did wrong ♪ ♪ and i remember when i left home in that pearl cadillac i was searching for some kinda way to pay you back ♪ ♪ for your love, your love, your love, your love, your love, your love ♪ ♪ your love, your love, your love, yeah, well, i won't let you down i'ma make you proud ♪ ♪ i don't wanna let you down no, oh, i only wanna make you proud ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you say i owe you nothing but if i could i'd give you the world ♪ ♪ you made something from nothing ♪ ♪ and i thank god for such a beautiful girl he brought in this world, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. the clea

got the battleaxe painted the country cadillac back the rate of family on the highway everything i wouldrather read some. blood but we lived together there were a lot of things that was to get through to bridge the gap of their lives no longer . just. was. just going to make the. next to. be a journalist was to tell us they did not she said what happened. to write a speech. 3 years later. i want to thank you so much you always talk about school k n can you give us some props them to us welcome to the streams what yeah some blessed always say when we get together avengers assemble is a superstar we've got dan alexis on the vocals we've got ice on the keys welcome amir too bad grace with the phone and trumpet we've got greg the guard on the base of silk coleman on the drums it's our international superstar ronnie malley switching between the guitar and the road today thank you so much scott we have more for you in just a faint have come back to the task in our community really love that people commenting live on you tube this is rahman who says i. i'm so proud they're saying 5 year but i w

be more popular unless you're doing very well then you want to own a vehicle like a lincoln or a cadillac that's what people want they want to showcase their success so when you're looking at that you have to find out what consumers want it's completely different in their country than we have in our country and if you go on line and you look at the different vehicles that are offered you'll see there's a definite difference and having that design studio available i think is it is a great benefit for both sides of the producing cars consumers want. and lauren turning to the other big shocking slow down news that moved market the markets is weak germany. noticeably weak there what's going on in the car and truck sector for europe's biggest economy. well europe's biggest economies are having some financial issues as you probably expressed in other segments with the downturn in their economy they're having a lot of trouble they've already lowered interest rates to the point where people are paying for the banks to take money so when that type of financial situation happens it impacts everythi

in a white cadillac they set off before the press could arrive. the president passed away when they stopped tell a friend -- the flag was already at half mast. they asked if they knew what had become national, in fact global news at 3:30 5 pm local time 1945 the commander-in- chief the last words of the author of this book. the commander-in-chief was dead. thank you very much. >> [ applause ] >> nigel thank you for the wonderful presentation. really wrapping this wonderful individual up. we would like to open the floor for questions, and we will start in the center about halfway back. please stand when they bring the microphone to you. we briefly talked while you are saying my book, and i would like you to share with the audience your contrast with hitler's interference with his command and his army with what roosevelt did with his army. >> i enjoyed meeting you, and you raised an interesting question, what was it that describes fdr's style of leadership , and can he be faulted for interfering with his military staff? >> yes he did interfere with

it had nothing to do with them getting a deferral on the cadillac plan. that was a smokescreen. they supported it because they know they will get a lot more members because of that and they will get $1 billion of dues for every one million members. and there are 20 million possible potential new members. you do the math. the numbers are staggering. next question? yes, sir. >> can you talk about the p.r. difficulties about selling this problem to the public when unions and liberal politicians have been so good about portraying this is a war against teachers, policemen, and firefighters? can you talk about that p.r. battle? mr. factor: great question. yes. anything you say about education, the retort is that you are against children. decades, wet few 18/one teacher/student to 18/1.n the problem is the teachers unions will not allow us to get rid of the bad teachers. the best example of this is in new jersey and nevada, teachers of the year were fired teachers of the year were fired. why? because they were new teachers doing a great job. union rule said they are the ones to go. the

plug in models for the chevy and cadillac. volkswagen is introducing a small plug-in suv and the men minute bus around 2022. >>> the price of gas has dropped $0.06 over two weeks, the drop is due to increase in refinery production and lower crude oil costs. aaa reports the price for a gallon of regular nationwide is now $2.65 a gallon. it's higher here if the bay yeahs the highest average is in san francisco, that's $3.72 a gallon, santa rosa matched that prices $0.04 a gallon cheaper this oak land. san jose has the lowest at an average $3.58 a gallon. >>> muny stopping service early tonight. and back to school for one of the second largest districts in the bay area. a live look at the first day of school at oak land unified. we will show you a little sunrise this morning over treasure island, the bay, the bay bridge. thank you for watching mornings on 2. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a wy

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. >> reporter: arche with a little short-term pain and is showing a bunch of his cows and cadillac the fair tomorrow. the best of luck tomorrow. >> kristin is live at the iowa state fair. good to hear on all sides of these different and difficult issues on the ground in iowa. thanks. where in the world launches to guatemala. the country's president-elect serves guatemala cannot hold a bit end of the immigration deal with the trump administration signed by his predecessor. alejandro says he doesn't think guatemala conserve as a state's third country for asylum-seekers because as he puts it guatemala cannot tend to attend people alone others. russia's ministry releasing a video of a close encounter of one of its debts with the nato f 18 fighter. that incident reportedly happened over the baltic sea, moscow claims that f-18 got too close to plane carrying russia's defense minister. university in london banning hamburgers and all these products from sale, charging and next a fee for bottled water and single-use plastic cups. the college at new head says it is important for institutions to

in the white cadillac, they set off from the estate before the press could arrive. they would only hear whether or not the president had actually passed away when they stopped to telephone a little white house on their journey home. the flag was already at half-mast. the operator before putting through the call asked if they knew what had become national, in fact, global news. at 3:35 p.m. local time, april 12, 1945, the commander in chief, his last words of the author of this book "the commander in chief was dead." thank you very much. >>> nigel, thank you very much for another wonderful presentation and, really -- really wrapping this wonderful remarkable individual up. we'd like to open the floor for questions, and we'll start in the center about half way back. please, stand when i bring the microphone to you. >> we briefly talked while you were signing my book, and i would like you to share with the audience your contrast with hitler's interference with his command, with his army, with what roosevelt did with his army. >> yes. enjoyed meeting you, and you raised

even as a retiree with a so-called cadillac plan, co-pays and deductible kill you. you are on a fixed income. your money does not increase every month. if you get a bill for $400 this month, where is the food coming from? you cannot do it. even the best plans do not work. single-payer is the only way. ando-pays, no deductibles, it takes the profit out of it. that is the real issue. these companies are making profit off of us. they always have been. we have got to convince people this is the only way. take the profit out, let's take care of people. >> [indiscernible] >> she is right. the question becomes, at what point do we say, making profit off me getting sick is no longer morally acceptable? show folks would ather say, i would have marginal increase in my taxes and never have to worry about a s ever again if it means every year when i pay my taxes it is included and you no longer have to make the decision feeling well.not should i go to the doctor? is it worth $50? these people decisions people are making, this is the system that would try to limit that. the -- e

. >> reporter: the cadillac escalade is a top the list of most stolen cars but the automaker upped theiry game making it harder to how about the least stolen? think electric. >> press because it was stolen from my house. >> cars that only work for thousand dollars or less. truck what if i tell you tesla? but maybe tassels are hard to break into. i do not know. >> reporter: model x and model s on the list stolen. many are parked in the garage, close to my house or near a power supply. >> you could pay more for insurance if you purchase one of the more stolen cars. >>> still ahead, one man's mission to return lost items. >> if it has a name or something i will get the name. >> how one man is turning peoples luck around by diving into the american river. >>> did you notice it cool down take x inland you did. it was just the start, i show you a much better dropping temperatures for the middle of the week coming up in the forecast. >>> you want to watch this, a frenchman venture has flown across the english channel today on that's. the other board. it took franky zapata 20 minutes to make the

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elizabeth to pack her esau and bags and summon nicholas robbins and took this photograph in the white cadillac they set off for the state before the press could arrive. they would only hear whether or not the president had actually passed away when they stopped on their journey home. the fog was already at half mast, they operated before putting in the call what had become natural but global news. at 3:30 5 pm local time april 12, 1945, the commander and chief last words of the author of this book, the commander in chief was dead. thank you very much. [ clapping ] 1st >> nigel thank you very much, for another wonderful presentation, and really wrapping this wonderful, remarkable individual up. like to open the floor for questions, we will start in the center about halfway back. please stand when i bring the microphone to you. >> we briefly talked while you were signing my book, i would like you to share with the audience, your contrast with hitler's interference with his command, and his army, his and what roosevelt did with his army. >>yes, i enjoy meeting you, and you raise an interesting qu

you broke the story about catherine cadillac about ten or 12 days before the first report was signed.y were warned that this is tainted, unverified. steele hated trump and hillary paid for it. they still use it as the bulk of information. they withheld from the fisa judges the big fact that hillary paid for it but they all knew it. which means that lying by omission so i would say premeditated fraud against the fisa court on four separate occasions to spy on a president. well, first this campaign and then the transition under the presidency and even use to undo a president or attempted to you. >> listen, there is a cleareren and clearer picture being formed from the new evidence that's coming out that the justice department had a problem managing, vetting, and relying on human sources. those are people we typically call informants. and there are many dynamics but we know about steele now. he has been exposed for what he is. a very bad informant. he did not provide reliable information and that took us down a three year journey called the russian collusion narrative. but here are some

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that's what he called his cadillac, old green. you wait in old green. then he goes to the back, pops open the trunk and he's got two cases of stone crabs and a sign. and the first car to pull up is a state trooper. [ light laughter ] at which point he says, "disky, we're going to be leaving in a second let me talk to this fine officer. and he comes back a little bit gruff shortly there afterwards having unloaded the two cases apparently for no money at all but we got out of there, got to soccer practice and i learned that my dad wasn't just a soccer coach. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, he was also an under the table alaskan king crab salesman. >> sure. he was a seafood dealer. >> seth: he was a seafood dealer >> and i had no idea >> seth: you've also done a ton of stuff on stage. >> i have. >> seth: you did a show where you basically -- a one-man show where you played multiple characters >> it was a solo performance that's correct, seth >> seth: different accents as well >> i did do some different accents. i'm not sure where they all came from but with a

chevrolet plan, not a cadillac plan some people want a big deductible because they do not want to pay that much up. others are struggling to put food on the table. they cannot pay a deductible, so they pay more upfront. makingividual should be decisions. profound analytical tool, but it goes in the direction of less government, which is always my first instinct. >> are you going to try any food here? mr. weld: i'm going to try something fried. something nice and greasy. do they have fried dough here? staple diet. thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> we were wondering if you could commit coming to the aclu convention in south carolina? mr. weld: i was recently in the aclu in new hampshire and told them i use to be a member and i will rejoin it. i just have not gotten around to it. >> i always wanted to say yeah. finally i did. so you are going to try to attend? mr. weld: i resigned when joe rao, he became the head of the aclu and announced the aclu would defend the constitution except for the second amendment. he hated guns so much that he said we will not support the second amendmen

for us we think in a lot of cases the public option is not necessarily going to be the cadillac option. you can go to certain public schools, but if you want your child to have a catholic school education, that's a different kind of service altogether than what a public education is where you're not going to get catholic school teachings. so there will be a a difference there and so we think there was to be competition and a lot of the sectors because the nature of the goods will differ. another good example is in retirement. one of the things we propose is thinking about, for some people may know, if you're a government employee you access to something called tsp which is a public program effectively for like a 401(k) or if unit university a 403 be. it's a it's a saving tip to say for your retirement and its invested in the market. it has a small number of options that you can invest in. it's not the full range. there's lifecycle funds, a set of limited options and so for people who want more options you want to invest in different ways, you get that by going with fidelity or vanguard

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i want to chevrolet play, don't the cadillac plan. people do it every day of their lives.people when a big deductible because it only to pave so much of front. other people know they are struggling to put food on the table so they can't take a hit. they have to have no deductible so they pay more upfront and let them make those decisions. that is the direction i would go in more than tinkering with the affordable care act. that is a profound analytical tool but it goes in the of more government. host: front page of the wall street journal -- the headline. the u.s. needs allies. former defense secretary jim mattis resigned from the trump administration late in 2018. "my concrete solutions and strategic advice, especially keeping faith of our allies a lot of resonated." he offers the explanation from his book. until now he had remained largely silent since leaving office amid tensions with president trump. later they write he also expresses in blunt terms his concern that the current divisive political climate is harming the country. "what concerns me most as a military man

even as a retiree with a so-called cadillac plan, co-pays and deductible kill you. you are on a fixed income. your money does not increase every month. if you get a bill for $400 this month, where is the food coming from? you cannot do it. even the best plans do not work. single-payer is the only way. ando-pays, no deductibles, it takes the profit out of it. that is the real issue. these companies are making profit off of us. they always have been. we have got to convince people this is the only way. take the profit out, let's take care of people. >> [indiscernible] >> she is right. the question becomes, at what point do we say, making profit off me getting sick is no longer morally acceptable? show folks would ather say, i would have marginal increase in my taxes and never have to worry about a s ever again if it means every year when i pay my taxes it is included and you no longer have to make the decision feeling well.not should i go to the doctor? is it worth $50? these people decisions people are making, this is the system that would try to limit that. the -- e

now cadillac plans are $20,000 to $30,000. that's how bad it has gotten. i said have you ever shopped around for your medication? he said, why would i with a $10 co-pay? great counterpoint. humor me. let's see if we can find it without going to canada. 15 seconds and he found a $200 medication for $99. i said -- this is in 2008. it was on an online pharmacy. that needs to happen every time you engage the health care system. when you do it, good things happen. you save 30% to 70%, the tools have grown a little bit and when you throw things in like telemedicine, health shavings accounts -- savings accounts come all the tools to take it to the next level, you don't pay anymore in my company now than you did in 2008 because i lowered family health care premiums by $200 a month -- actually, it was about $1400 a year. unheard of in any company because i made it consumer driven and i found the best of what the industry has to offer, which is not very good. whether it is medicare for all which will break the bank, health care has got to change. the industry needs

even the cadillacs, they built most of them there. ford does import lincoln's.olumes the companies selling china, it will not affect them all that much. if there were to be a retaliatory tariff, what would materially hurt? david: the tariffs on the german automakers that have big plans in the u.s. that export to the chinese market among other places. carolinalant in south exports more vehicles from the united states than any other plant. they are the biggest in -- exporter from the u.s.. they would probably take the biggest hit. jonathan: thanks so much -- alix: thanks much to bloombergs david welch. sarah is taking a look at some. mis.t ser -- thewe are seeing philadelphia semiconductor index is now down 1%. when you look at some of the individual companies, think micron, think intel. they have popped in volume. if you look at premarket trading volume, amd is the third most traded. micron is notching within the top 15. gets 57% of50% -- its sales from china. whenever these fears come back to the forefront, you see it take a hit. alix: thanks a much to sarah pon

now cadillac plans are 20-30,000, that's a bad it's gotten. i said have you ever shopped around for your medication? he said, why would i pay $10 ten dollars co-pay? great counterpoint. i said humor me but see if we can fight without going to candid. it took them about 15 seconds. he found a $200 medication for 99 bucks. really i couldn't believe it. i said this can't be happening. this was in 2008. it was on an online pharmacy. that needs to happen every time you engage the health care system. because when you do it, good things happen. you save 30-70%. the tools have grown a little bit. and then when you throw things in life telemedicine, health savings accounts, all the tools you can take it to the next level with, you do pay in my company now than you did in 2008 because i actually lowered family health care premiums by 200 bucks a month. no, actually is about $1400 a year. unheard of in any company. because i made it consumer driven and i found the best of what the industry has to offer, which is not very good. so whether it's a medicare

even as a retiree with a so-called cadillac plan, co-pays and deductible kill you. you are on a fixed income. your money does not increase every month. if you get a bill for $400 this month, where is the food coming from? you cannot do it. even the best plans do not work. single-payer is the only way. ando-pays, no deductibles, it takes the profit out of it. that is the real issue. these companies are making profit off of us. they always have been. we have got to convince people this is the only way. take the profit out, let's take care of people. >> [indiscernible] >> she is right. the question becomes, at what point do we say, making profit off me getting sick is no longer morally acceptable? show folks would ather say, i would have marginal increase in my taxes and never have to worry about a s ever again if it means every year when i pay my taxes it is included and you no longer have to make the decision feeling well.not should i go to the doctor? is it worth $50? these people decisions people are making, this is the system that would try to limit that. the -- e

gm plans to install plug-in models for chevy and cadillac.ducing a small plug-in suv at the u.s. next year and an electric version of its minibus by 2022. the average price of gas in the u.s. has dropped 6 sense per gallon in the past two weeks. a services the drop is due to an increase in refinery production and lower cruel costs. tripoli reports the average price for a gallon of gas nationwide is now $2.65. as usual, it is much higher here in the u.s. but the highest average is in san francisco at $3.72 per gallon, santa rosa is about the same, four cents cheaper in santa rosa, san jose has the lowest average with a average of 3:58. as we and the summer, we typically go down a little bit . >> hopefully . >> all right, pam, thank you . >> i could watch that 100 times over. gymnast, simone biles made history again . >> she became the first woman to land a triple-double which is two flips and three twisting competition on the floor. she did it yesterday at the u.s. gymnastic championships in kansas city, missouri. she tried the same move on fr

well in north america as i mentioned theed record deliveries for the crossovers basically entire cadillacositive quarter for gm a beat on top and bottom line we reaffirming full year guidance as far as earnings seasons go did as good as it goes, i don't want to not mention this quarter has done so much better than expected up 6.3% for earnings versus a decline of .6% wrote a expected for the s&p 500. maria: much better than lowered expectations, by the way, gm stock up almost % right now quite a run last couple months thank you deirdre we will wash that one of the winners on wall street we watch senate focused on senate ahead of the budget vote lawmakers set to vote on the budget spending agreement later today, around noon eastern time despite president trump support notable holdouts that include mitt romney marco rubio rand paul we heard from marcia blackburn joining me right now senate finance committee member senator james lankford, senate finance committee member great to see you both thanks for joining us, you are a "no" vote. >> i am. >> tell me why. >> because it includes the debt

el pionero de esto fue general motors en cadillac porque detectan pesan los asientos de atrÁs ver tampocok en donde este hombre olvida sus gemelos y mueren. quÉ pasa dentro de la cabeza de una persona? trabajan como en automÁtico. >> lo que pasa es que nosotros tenemos un sistema que n no piensen cada cosa que hacemos sino que nos ayudas las cosas en automÁtico. ese toma control cuando estamos en actividades diarias de rutina. Éstas personas estÁn manejadas por ese sistema automÁtico y eso hace que ellos, ni siquiera se puede decir que se olvidaron, sin aquel sistema automÁtico toma el control. cuando algo rompe la a como llevar a los pequeÑos al colegio que quizÁ sea una actividad diferente a la de todos los dÍas es que se dan cuenta que estaban los niÑos en la parte anterior del carro. pero otra cosa que nos puede ayudar eso que nos produce estos casos que nos hacen abandonar a los niÑos o a nuestra mascota. muchas veces la persona que va al trabajo todos los dÍas, de pronto el dÍa que tiene que ir al supermercado terminan el trabajo inconscientemente. hay que reentrenar el sistema cuan