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cantrell? >> we have work that looks in the medicaid eligibility but i don't have come under the expert in that so we would have to get back to what the work entails. >> i would completely agree with what the comets early, the surgeon general specifically. any barriers for those who don't have insurance to get medicaid, absolutely create a lot more loss of life and cost to our system. people going to er rooms, prisons, et cetera, et cetera we need to keep as few bears as possible so more people can be on medicaid that needed that are qualified for medicaid without the berries can absolute be 100%. >> thank you. i appreciate responsible for the. i would just close with this. that imposition of work requirements and state medicaid programs will have a chilling effect on access to treatment. this hearing underscores the absolute ludicrousness, if that's a word, at the hardiness of far too many people into spot in the trump administration who are trying to repeal the affordable care act. they could

i also extend a warm welcome to gary cantrell who heads the inspector general's investigative team. his investigators worked on a recent high profile case involving treatment scams in ohio. that investigation in partnership with fb, and i law enforcement generally -- fbi and law enforcement generally led to indictment of six people this year. all sex pleaded guilty to medicaid -- all six pleaded guilty to medicaid fraud. some havesi called for developmt of more uniform, measurable addiction treatment standards by which the public could evaluate the effectiveness of substance abuse treatment programs. our last witness, gary mendell, has gone a step forward not only identifying eight core standards he believes are key to any successful program, but also launching a quality rating system. this iss uncharted area in the treatment sector, and we look forward to hearing from him the progress that's been made there with his nonprofit organization. we're here today because too many americans have lost too many loved ones to addiction and overdose deaths. america's opioid crisis has left a t

mayor cantrell visited the only person still hospitalized last night. >> we have removed one body fromhe site. and have transported that individual to our coroner's office. we have one still that is unfound. >> the disaster happened in a busy part of downtown new orleans on the edge of the french quarter. more than 100 workers were onsite saturday. as rescue efforts continue officials face the del i cat job of stabilizing the building from further damage. >> we have someone when have not located and can't get to where we think they might be. >> in a statement the contract citadel builders said our hearts are broken over the loss of life an those injuried. and our prayers are with them as well as their families. the contractor says they are working as fast as possible to stabilize the building. a delicate mission as the rescue operation continues. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> tonight there is a public yut cry in texas after another deadly police shooting. this weekend a white police officer shot and killed a black woman inside her own home in fort worth. it comes less than two wee

i also extend a warm welcome to gary cantrell, who heads the inspector generals investigating team, his investigators worked on a recent high profile case involving treatment scams in ohio, and investigations and partnership with the fbi and law enforcement generally, leading to the indictment of six people this year, all six pled guilty to medicaid fraud. some have called for developing more -- by which the public could evaluate the effect in the treatment programs. our last witness, has gone a step further not only identifying it core standards, he believes are key to any successful program, but also launching quality rating systems. this is uncharted area treatment sector, and we look forward to hearing from him, the progress that's been made there, with his non profit organization. we are here today because two many americans have lost too many loved ones to addiction. america's opioid crisis has left a trail of broken hearts and homes across our country. we are here to help communities get on a path towards health and wellness. millions of americans are desperately seeking a path f

mayor cantrell visited the only person still hospitalized last night. >> people matter. he was an employee on the job. you know, on the eighth floor. happened very fast, as he was talking to me, tears were, of course, you know, in his eyes. >> reporter: the disaster happened in a busy part of downtown new orleans on the edge of the french quarter. more than 100 workers were on site saturday. as rescue efforts continue, officials face the delicate job of stabilizing the building from further damage. >> safety is number one thing. the last thing you want to do as you're trying to rescue someone, lose someone else. >> reporter: in a statement, the contractor, citadel builders, said our hearts are broken over the loss of life and for those injured. and our prayers are with them as well as their families. the company told me over the phone, they are working as fast as possible to stabilize the building and the two cranes that are attached to it. once that is done, they will be able to retrieve the victims and determine the cause. elaine? >> meg oliver, thank you. >>> a deadly

libby cantrell of pimco was talking yesterday on "balance of power." what she had to say. >> my view is this weakens the u.s. negotiating power, at least their perspective when it comes to the chinese. the things that are on the table are big, structural issues. the chinese have been very reluctant to make any sort of concessions. this makes them even more reluctant to make those difficult structural concessions. constance: aire with that -- i agree with that. alix: what do you do when you have more tariffs coming in october and december? constance: and these hit consumers. the previous tariffs hit intermediate goods for the most part, and now we are hitting consumers. we are looking at jobs growth slowing, so that feeds through consumers'ollars in pockets. we are adding 20 5% tariffs. it is pretty significant. it fed already estimated took 80 basis points off gdp. this will be a doubling of torage, so we go from 12.4% almost 15.5% 2020 in terms of tariffs. that is not going to have a linear impact on the economy. off 80 basis points this year, we are

cantrell. howeverf we do take a sample selection over the five states and we found all five states have reported fraud and then we went in and spoke with various actors involved in that including the medicaid fraud unit and to our knowledge, again we don't go into the case, but for example in florida, they were lured there unknowingly and brokered into other places without their knowledge. >> i want too ask and you can respondwl to this based on your work is it you your opinion or individuals with a substance disorder diagnosis of seeking treatment are generally the culprits in the cases or more likely the victim's? >> in the cases that we see they are the victims. >> overwhelmingly. >> we certainly have some participating patients who are often maybe theyou are a patient but they are also a patient broker where they try to solicit other individuals to come into the scheme but generally speaking if they are the victims ofie the crimes. >> do you com you both, the twou both believe that states a

cantrell, whoever we did take a sample selection of five states and he found that all five states have reported fraud and then we went in and spoke with various after is involved in that, including the medicaid fraud unit, to our knowledge, again we don't go into the case but for example in florida they were lured there and on knowingly brokered and sent to other players is without their knowledge. >> i want to ask you when you can respond to that, today some of your work is it your opinion that individuals with substance use disorder is seeking treatment generally the culprits in this case of fraud or more likely the victims? >> in the cases we see they are the victims. >> overwhelmingly? >> overwhelmingly. >> we have certainly in our fraud schemes, participating patients who are off in, maybe there are patient but they're also a patient broker where they're trying to elicit other individuals to come into a fraud scheme, but generally speaking they are the victims of these crimes. >> do you both believe that states are doing a good job addressing fraud when they say they maintain the