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cigna. together, all the way. that's better. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon! and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thk you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank youea please, have a st. enjoy yourselv welcome, everybody welcome to "the tonight show [ cheers and applause you're here. you made it. give it up for the roots, while you're at itn. come [ cheers and applause the bestand in late night. well, you guys, this sunday is father'say is everyone excited? a [ cheers andpplause of course you are. i love father's day. it's that special day each year where you call up your dad, and get a few one word answers and then go, "well, good talking to alright, bye." [ light laughter ]er day, mainl has no idea how to text. you know [ light laughter ] this probably won't surprise you, but i read that americans spend 40% less ofather's day than they do on mother's day [ audience ohs ] i ca

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that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionay. body and mind. >>> historic moment today in montgomery county. for the first time ever, a rainbow pride flag flew outside of the county executive office building in rockville. >> people are raising objections about what's missing from this picture at the county's veterans memorial plaza. news4's shomari stone has the story. >> reporter: veterans memorial plaza at the montgomery county executive office building is a special place for vietnam vetjo bill williams. >> made me proud, taking care of people now. >> reporter: williams tells me some of his fellow soldiers are hissi missing. >> two gadys got shot de and missing in action, still havod't found ties. >> reporter: is upset that the flag to honor them is now missing. pow/mia flag replaced by the lgbtq pride month for this month. >wasn't happy at all. the veterans part, people died. they take it down to put another up. >> montgomery council mber, the fir

yesterday the mexican senate ratified the deal making mexico one of the three cigna tories to approve it. a meeting yesterday between the republicans and democrats saying they were further apart than when they started. a u.s. drone shot down, and the u.s. says it was a surveillance drone unarmed and over international waters. president trump will be interviewed on telemundo tonight, and he has had a poor relationship with latinos when he said in his 2016 about latinos. moore is announcing a decision today, and we will watch it and we will tweet it. >>> 6:47 right now. happening right now, testing is under way to make self driving cars safer. it's all thanks to new 3-d maps being desaoeupd igned by a midw company. >> it contains all the rules of the road, speed limits, turn restrictions, tau apology. >> the cars are expected to be released in the next year or two. >>> if you want a tesla in black it's going to cost you a little more money. starting next month the standard color will cost an extra $1,000. elon musk tweeted out about the price hike yesterday but the company has not expla

> all right we're looking at insurers have come off their highs, unitedhealth care group under 1%, cigna you very much. edward. fox business alert facebook said it is ramping up global advertiser spending as it aims to rebuild user trust, decision comes after social media giant was removed from the s&p 500 index, of ethical companies. and that index tracks socially responsible investing, the slough of privacy concerns that facebook has faced has gotten it boot the off that index, facebook among leaders of s&p 500, it facebook's big move to crypto currency next week that is probably propelling today's move, with a lot of investors and big companies intrigues, christina is in the newsroom, facebook scored big backers. >> not shabby with zees -- visa, mastercard, uber and paypal, facebook said they are not commenting at this time, but "wall street journal" said they had sources that crypt cocurrency project would be called libra. i remember reporting on this in march with rumors, there were 22 job postings back then, it is something in the works, backers can add credibility to it, there wor

that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anhing you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ [ cheers and applause >>immy: oh, my goodness. looking goodgh look at that, rithere. oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause welcome. [ crowd chanting jimmy ] oh, thank you very much. oh my gosh welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." please, this is our show for you. sit down and enjoy yourself, please [ laughter ] you've done enough work for us welcome to "the tonight show." i givet up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen, right there. [ cheers and applause look at this wow! i'm so excited about this. guys, is fleet week here [ cheers and applause that's right, almost 3,000 members of the army, navy, air force, marines and coast guard are here in new york, and almost three of them will member it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause it is great.ir tonight, our entaudience is filled with servi

that embarrassing go in for your annual check-up, and check in physically and emotionally cigna.ause >> seth: welcome back, everybody. over the past few months, lpresident trump has beenked in a legal battle over funding for his border wall, but the question still remains, do walls re to discuss, please welcome republican strategist charles reinke, everybody. [ cheers a applause >> thank you >> seth: good evening, charles so, thank you so much for being back >> thank you >> seth: i want to ask real quick. how many times have you been on the show now, charles? >> 12 times. >> seth: wow >> yeah, it's almost a baker's dozen. >> seth: almost a bakes dozen. >> yeah. >> seth: it's been a pleasure every time now, i want to make something clear before we talking about this. you believe in the pl.sident's border wal >> i do, seth. walls work they stop illegal immigration. i believe that now and i always will s >>h: walls work. now, that's interesting, because i'm pretty sure you've said the exact opposite >> i don't think that's trueo, >> seth: nt is [ laughter ] no, it is. you said it on

this was under imperial control because of the imperial cigna on the train, people would be going to the eastern areas for medical treatment, or as much as they could get. the civilalso fleeing war, beginning at that time in russia. so this is not a real railroad photo, but i want to show this of the united states flag in russia. will see who is there by invitation. and this is a regulating station. this is where the narrow gauge tracks meet the standard gauge tracks. and if you look, there is a sailor there. there is a sailor there. who is this guy here? walking here. and wait a minute, naval officers are there. this is why supplies are brought, a months worth of supplies at the regulating station, that is what it was called. you see the supplies in the back. and then by telephone they would call the regulating station, please send supplies, whatever they needed, ammunition, water, food, whatever was needed in the trenches. then they would dispatch for 20 miles on the narrow gauge. but this is the meeting place. let's look closer. oh, here is that guy again. he is inspecting the tra

insurer, the first group that stepped forward, sydney -- cigna changed their policy this last february have people that would like to walk again but that is not worthy insurers are. look at the portfolio of a company, i need success, i need performance financially to drive us. this product has coverage. re-embracement pays for this but it is economical and clinical for these to be a vital economic play for them when we start selling in next week. time thatexpect over the cost of your technology would drop or be more like other medical products in which the laws of supply and demand feel like they don't apply and go up or stay the same overtime? >> bringing a product to market is expensive. that tends to slow down. you will see the types of systems will be different. rewalk is about $100,000. -- restore sells for 20,000 $28,900. the math is a lot better. this is a wearable robotic. a small, flexible component that fits on the lower leg. romaine: maybe we can take a look. you brought someone with you? someone who has the advice on now. maybe you can tell us what you are looking at. >> if

so i'm partnering with cigna, to remind you that how you're doing emotionally affects you physically.and mind ok, here you go.ggs. ♪ i mean ibvon't want it too highusly. ♪ ♪ free range eggs for free range living. nellie's free range eggs. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: our next guest is a very funny comedian. she's also a writer for the ie animated ser"bless the harts" which is coming to fox this fall. please welcome to the show janine brito, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> oh. thank you all so much. such a warm welcome. hello, everyone. hey. so this is my survival tactic for this administration, which is just to look like a senator's son. [ laughter ] that way when trump starts to round us up i can be like, "oh, i'm jared kushner's br ashton kushner." and then in the confusion i'll live yeah i'm getting older. getting real rickety i am at the age where all of my poops feel like a cry for help [ laughter ] which is very fun for me but i'm told i look much younger than i am. and m think that's because i a half icelandic and half cuban. i am an ice cube [ cheers and applause oh, s

a lot of your competitors are the likes of united health or cigna or cvs, which are within verticallys >> i think our independence, but frankly, bertha, also our scale, 30,000 customers, 700 channel partners, we really have a view of the u.s. health care system, are embedded in it in a way that's really unprecedented in u.s. health care >> and talk about the process of coming public here obviously, you're an established company. it's not like a start-up coming public, but has the market been receptive? >> very much so. given the scale that we have and the fact that we now have far more digitized clinical data in the country, working through all the ways that you can take that and use it effectively on behalf of payers and providers, who have been very excited in the investors who have believed in our vision >> neil, thank you very much for joining us this morning and good luck with your ipo this morning. back over to you guys at the nyc. >> thank you, bertha and we should mention, change is just one of three health and biotech companies going public at the nasdaq today. adaptive and b

that's why i'm partnering wi cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. your doctor about anything you feel. physally, and emotionally. body and mind. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you can see our next guest in the movie "framing john delorean," which is currently in select theaters and video on demand. please help me welcome josh charles [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, josh charles take a bow take a bow they love you. [ cheers and applause josh charles oh, josh one of my favorites. thank you for coming back to >> thank you >> jimmy: it's been a while. >> i know, it has been a while it's good to see you >> jimmy: i love every time you come on the show you know what? i follow you on the instagrams and the twitters and stuff [ light laughter ] and you posted this. and i kind of was blown away it is been 30 years since "dead poets society. >> 30 years.my >> jimis that right? >> this month. yeah >> jimmy: you were a baby. >> i was a little baby look at that, amazing. >> jimmy: wow. was that your first film no >> it was my second -- "hairspray" was

david: which takes us to vince signe rella -- vince cigna rella's chart. do you come up with the rate cuts? vincent: this is the chicago fed. we have one a bloomberg. goldman has one. i'm going to play with the guys who don't have a dog in the hunt, which is the chicago fed. going back over 25 years, financial conditions haven't been loosened. the credit is there. people are lending money to credible borrowers. you know? [laughter] a 500t: if you've got credit score, no one is knocking on your door. but it is there to be had. major corporations are going to the well, and people are throwing money at them like crazy. look at tesla, essentially a junk issue, and they can borrow anything they want. alix: so is that what the dollar is responding to? is that why the dollar isn't dropping off a cliff? is it doing something different than the yield? vincent: i think the dollar is down because it has been up a long way. when you look at places to go and you think maybe there is a recession or maybe the economy is going to stumble or maybe there are trade wars, why

cigna no longer exists humana no longer exists, all these big players, market caps basically go to nothingthis were to pass, which is exactly why i don't believe it's going to happen any time soon, at least not in the next three to five years, even if a bernie sanders or elizabeth warren were to win remember i have 24 democratic senators who are in office right now, who have said they do not support eliminating private insurance in the health care system as we speak. >> but chris, even if we do get the most progressive of possible health care plans enacted by the next democratic president, were they to win, are there stocks that benefit you just listed the once that were suffer. are there anything that would in fact benefit >> we did a subject sector analysis across the entire health care sector the only folks that maybe could benefit would be the home health providers. that's because they tend to get reimbursed a bit better. so the home health space is one area you would be, but like i want what we have seen so fewer this year, is managed care names were going up 12%, and medicare became

first half since obamacare was passed back in the worst first half since obamacare was passed in 2019 cignapharmacy rebate reform. there's more to come a source familiar tells cnbc house democrats are working on a plan to let the government negotiate drug prices not just for medicare but for private and employer plans wolff. >> bertha, thank you stretch mike, i have to start on the global point seema made. >> i thought you were going to xerox. >> no, but we can come back to that. >> china, 19% year-to-date the euro stock, 15%, s&p 18% what global slowdown what trade war everything is focused on the central bank easing then. >> that is true though the starting point matters a lot. >> sure. >> because the underperformance was very severe leading into this period. i'm looking at this period over a three quarter expanse. the s&p 500 is up a half a percent. this is the end of september last year. total return is about 3% essentially we made a really nice -- >> and china is probably not even up over that. >> china is not flat over that period of time and the rest of the world is not either. that'

bristol-myers got hit pretty hard, cigna got hit hard as well when it announced its deal remember onme back a look at the rebounding a bit this morning shareholder votes and that put them in some question and in bristol-myers, starboard came out, didn't go anywhere at all in this case, just a lot of people still questioning sort of the choice of purchase >> yes >> we had jared holtz, the analyst from jeffries on closing bell yesterday, he said he feels like he was the only one who thought it was a really good idea >> fred assante came on too. >> a fan >> he's always -- he's always -- he can't -- he is still ceo. always going to be cheerleading. >> this whole idea that it solves two problems for both companies, especially for abbvie and the hue miraa and diversifying the revenue base, we'll see if the stock rebounds from here. >> is it just an expensive cumbersome solution to that problem? and you have a lot of the shareholder base that was in there because it is health care, it is big, it is safe. >> dividend. >> and then you have a big strategic move where it is going to be kind of

in your opening statement, you know the importance of being it'll send a political cigna with these arms sales. does send a signal and a message. is a message that we abandon our principal if you write a big enough check. congress does not agree on the constitution does not permit it. i'm going to be in begin, we understand mr. -- mr. king's question with respect to the roles of jared kushner in this process. with mr. kushner in any meetings that you attended on this topic of arms sales, broadly, to saudi arabia? that's a yes or no. >> mr. sizzling he, i will not talk about pre- decisional in this forum. this for her, but i will tell you from an interagency standpoint, on assessment, >> i have limited time. mr. chairman, i will ask that you direct the witness to answer my question. >> i will direct the witness to answer the question. >> thank you mr. chairman. no. the answer is no. >> okay. we understand mr. kushner was involved in the saudi summit with these were promised. did he tried to push to deliver on these promises? that's a yes or a no. >> no. >> is your testimony that documents

when the army is working on multidomain battle and operation with trade, we were co cigna tors of many of the initial documents. i don't think there is any light between us as far as whether operating, whether it's distribute in maritime operations or contested environment or multidomain battle or anything else. if you had the -- if you looked at the highest priorities of all the services, i think you would see that command and control and multidomain environment and all the different domains of the battle space and have resilient command and control reliable and recoverable command and control, which includes power. i'm not going to talk about nuclear power, but power is an issue and you've got to have energy to drive these systems. i think we're all in the same place. >> all right. over here. >> thanks. i echo the appreciation from everyone else. my name is mike mann, semi retired. i recently had a conversation with a european shipbuilder who basically said that the commercial shipbuilding industry around the globe is under direct threat by the chinese commercial shipbuilding industr

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