and so they have a lot of these sort of physicals with un cigna in the stock actually when we went there and the $22.00 suits and it's a film in bangladesh for our latest investigation. we saw a lot of the sort of, he goes with you and, and seeing you on the u. n. training for out in bangladesh, close to the capital that com. it's pretty remarkable to see these vehicles on the streets of da hope with the banquet ash military. has there been reaction from the united nations uh to this? and for the yeah, and it's obviously a huge issue that these vehicles with the u. n. signa wait, in the midst of a brutal crack down on demonstrates us which left many, many young people at that right. and the, in the end, a briefing yesterday, the un spokes person that made it very clear that and the forces the un forces integrated signature couldn't only be used in monday that you had piece missions that for the had to say to our colleagues on the ground in bangladesh and seeing reports of a disturbing reports of un marked vehicles that may have been used during the the developments we've seen in banglade

followed by an explosive entrance from french, molly and cigna. i a nakamura. can paris put on a show? yes, it can. early in the spec titles who were lucky enough to get hold of tickets faced huge queues to get into the event with security measures, even types of unusual following attacks on fronts as rail network. but neither of those concerns, nor the dreadful parisian weather could dump in spirit, say, instead there's only enthusiasm, some sports in festival to come. of course it's especially for us the 1st time was thing the game in a 100 year. so yeah, we're excited very sites in the way here. um from australia we've come all this way just to say the olympics are super excited. yeah, i'm super excited. this was a bucket list trust for us. so we planned it like a year ago to come here. there is so much high p r in parties. so we are very excited. the comments echoed by international olympic committee. chief, so must pass. you can feel the wide uh there among the athletes. you can feel the viper mountain the organize us. and this is why we are so confident a

so he tells us some important things, advanced us about trump, and i think that we're a cigna we get is that, you know, he didn't choose someone with a lot of government experience. he didn't choose someone who seemed really of, you know, well place to advance of legislative agenda for example. i think what he does is ensure some loyalty on to donald trump that might prevent mike pence didn't even provide the extent that trump was happy with that. so i think voters might take that into consideration and might just are more concerns. you say he hasn't got enough of governing experience. has that inexperience become a badge of or not for him as i don't think. yeah. you know, on the republican side particular we've seen that claim does the badge of experience donald trump really, you know, embrace the fact that he didn't have political experience. he said he was a political outside or, and he wasn't the 1st republican campaign for the president to do that in recent years. so some do try that, but the fact is that voters do value experience. now j advance, let's be clear. he's my center

pbm serves as a counterweight to drug makers monopoly power to set prices cigna express scripts toldsion were biased. interesting officials are noting that ftc commissioners dissent basically comes to the same conclusion that the conclusion of the report was biased. >> so, who is paying that $19,000 price at a non- -- by a mail order for one the drug that you cite there? >> right. >> and is it my insurance company? is it me the customer, who? >> that ostensibly one of the holes that the commissioner who dissented on this report talks about. they don't really tie together all of those knots in this report. these are things that people have talked about. one of the criticisms that she says that even if the report's assertions of increasing concentrations among these pbms are accurate, increased concentration does not prove that competition in the market has declined because they all compete against one another. ostensibly that is the rate that they're going with the insurer. you, as the -- >> they're bringing to the insurer. >> right. what happens with these rates, there's a net price,

i'm so when i just must have thought she had other thing for those was the the, the so there's just cigna stuff in there. okay. did you see where you're on a new website almost just from the news that you have to deal with. but i seem to get the full size if the uh any more of those covered by 1st if the filter goes down because because the resistance the, i don't know what i'm asking for, an easy to see if i could. so i guess the, whatever it is significant, pretty much the thing about the sample size was confidence that got the formal financial, the, the the yeah was who was it the most? yeah, we, we went over there to not 5 years with the press or not to model with the car. i would new cars and somebody to be asked the what that the zip code on the downgrade reason is on the phone or not all the different. gordon, and you said the last my seems to please for the most difficult are supposed to use the group. all right, so you got the that are both things with nothing while they're on the most beloved . my show option that i have to solve, could you, could you go through, but it's almost

united health group, cbs health and cigna group. the agency says its lawsuits will focus on the company's rebates with drug manufacturers and insulin makers roles in the negotiations. companies such as these handle, about 80% of prescriptions across the country and say they will try to keep insulin prices low. >> up next on kron, 4 news at 6. the summer scorcher in full swing. tonight. we're tracking temps and they're in the triple digits. as lawrence tells us, when will get some relief from the heat. plus, how police say guy trying to get more than dozen pounds of drugs past security at sfo. and then it is clearly the most important press conference of his presidency. speaking to reporters for the first time since struggling on the debate stage today, our political analyst weighs in. how do you do keep it here? kron 4 news at 6 is next. welco let's get you a check of the forecast as we take a live look at downtown san francisco where i assume folks are headed here to get a little bit of relief from what's happening. >> and the east

cvs, cigna and unitedhealth are accused of driving up the price of insulin and other drugs by excludingals and steering patients to their own products, sources say. the lawsuit will focus on profits from rebates that drug companies pay to get their medications approved for insurance coverage. the middlemen and the drug makers have blamed each other for the high prices the faa is investigating. >> after multiple tires on this american airlines flight exploded on the runway in tampa, forcing the pilot to abort takeoff. sparks shot from the blown tire, and the airline says it was a mechanical issue and no one was hurt. on monday, a united flight leaving l.a. lost a tire during takeoff, and passengers had to brace for a bumpy landing. back in march, a tire fell off another united plane, crashing into cars down below. >> now to milwaukee and disturbing video from outside a hotel showing an encounter between a man and hotel securit. that man ended up dead, and officials are now reviewing the case as a homicide. justice for who? >> just for the justice for you. >> just this morning, the family

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match uh at the heart of a so called bug, a movement, a not to the gym and would for citizen, the cigna. charles, i'm on the phone, but putting a band together wasn't always easy. the tires were something huge. so i'm trying to get it was, was a product. so i kept thinking and was wondering how, how does that work, and what does that translate to with your audience? as will appear and, and by holding kind of somebody when it's on page. so here's, i'll, jim, i'm phrase a little that some of those what life when they come to come religion and music easy. but where the music was fair. but over the years book, a high life only became more popular with his experimental cross border approach. seeking his playing upon the venetian of african music. today the music went from one border to the other. and then when it, when it came back and changed, and this is how we ended up with a release today. so i think we try to stay original, but we also made these sites and then use today's tools to make his donovan multicast. i would say the band is now preparing to play gigs here in germany and elsewhe

capsules that help us study environmental and climate changes over hundreds of thousands of years. cigna saw a year by year sheet accumulates in the swamp courses in southern and finland. the pete layer can be several meters. these a lot, be some, and in loveland we only have 2 meters of a feet that's assessment. the layers are a kind of time machine or dried them that record the whole history of the wetland mesa. scientists search through the lines of stratification for signs of temperature and humidity changes to knock out the prospects, the mazda. so, you know, it's easy to see in the terrain. this is something happened and honestly, there. and often the changes appear as differences in color to see. and then when we bring the samples to the lab, we can see in more detail how the vegetation has changed across history, documented over the course of 10000 years old. there have been at least a couple of changes to the vegetation, which tells us about changes in the environment. that's the mainland, non beta clear. we have a sample of about 50 centimeters from a bug and lapland. luckily,

and just as long as again, on other rise in ukraine, this site around a euclidean rock bottom cigna has issued a formal stage of the country's big is music festival violence against the claim for political touch increased increased, read all about it on, on the, the court but as soon as you get down to the top, so it was all about as well. prime minister benjamin netanyahu in washington dc right now as he was met with a pro se inside the highlighted holes. of course, outside the public sentiment was headlined when by the will crimes and charges of genocide that his visit to the us had the red carpet rolled out much the same time. many wanted him to the state to jim. now let us take a look at how the day of rage unfolded the the new one is funding the ideas of protests that are going on right now outside this building, the manchester's menu, joe star. and when they start off from us, we are sure of themselves. this is not a clash of civilizations. it's a clash between barbarism and civilization. to appeal to american goodness, the tools faster will finish the job faster. the don't don't

but does the american cigna travel big economic influence as well? many european nations are exploring a short of work with greece, is introducing along the office hours for the little the 16th schedule for the the u. s. is more than searching for trillion dollars in debt. that's almost equal to its entire g d p. the figure is big, bigger than any of the nation's debt. but does that matter? when washington issues the world's leading was of currency? a new report by an independent fiscal watched august, now sounding the alarm among financial experts. the congressional budget office says that by 2034 that is expected to hit 122 percent of g d p. that would be the highest level ever recorded borrowing changes in tax and spending policies. so could the tired of reading get out of control of the u. s. default when it's debt. we'll discuss that, but i'll guess shortly. but 1st, alexandra bias reports more than 50 trillion dollars. that's how much the us government is on track to. oh, it's creditors by 2034. it's an i watering number without precedent. it w

i'm kind of busy, so i may need to wait a row at the end of because a connected to collection of cigna child support might have gone. oh people wait until the 2027 on the have me out. don't go back to insulting. there the lead us. you don't go. that's the allegations. i'm supposed to ship it out. i guess. all right, buddy. you're going to, that's the rule. i'm for parking. lots of different institutions. i mean, you can't clear my one on one site that you want me to perfect. think governmental that goes to digital goodness. but on the other side, you're getting the student. that's a big step that i've been said by the very simplistic bishop. so then of course, what being at the right, we are still. we're just starting to run out of time and i want to get back to 10 because i want to ask you about the fact that present routes. so he's facing a population that struggling due to the cost of living, which we were talking about earlier. but he's also facing demands of lenders like the international monetary fund, which wants to see him cut deficit. so how does he thread this needle? i mean,

and says, votes and trump indistinguishable. referring to phones as a clone of trump on the issues. cigna stephen checks out his ations. democrats have used inflammatory language about trump. how do you talk about the threat to democracy? which is really when a president says things like he says, to just not say me, some insight, somebody look i, i 5 not engaged in that rhetoric. now my, my, my opponent is a case that i read or talks about to be a blood bad to be loses in the same nbc in to be void and said he's praising of keeping a bull's eye on trump for the mistake. bought that it was a bite remaining focused on trumps policies. for questions about volumes age of the face it is the conversation swells around trump died still remain the spark, who's been just on dine followed me, still likely to get the democratic nomination. but he's candidates all cooling for unity, about the, or any common ground in an extraordinary presidential campaign. so for image and came back out to 0, the inside story. all right, let's not bringing our guest. joining us from the united states as in washington

if you're dealing with single cigna, it was really for you just as just pretty soon, pretty k proposed a number of ideas and initiatives. really thinking that the proposition to cease fire to start that wouldn't be. and then you'll easily go stations with russia, which one that has been the biggest i've spoken caesar, i see, to make a mass for russia, said repeatedly that they have always been with junior parties open for discussion or political. and that's the one that school supplemental, the issues of them would need to stuck up. what do you think are you do too much? you should have like a spectrum interested in your solution. all over from the opposite side side. we've been hearing this focus on the willingness to solve the match for the mass. you can this way of paul, you would manage all sort of shimmy. and the more doing that, my goal is to ensure your success. your brain's sponsors can see news, try to use this country and its peoples as a ram was a sacrifice against the russians. what i need for the doctor was all sides of the house. now last shots, the $29.00 of the me, it's

capsules that help us study environmental and climate changes over hundreds and thousands of years. cigna saw a year by year sheet accumulates in the swamp courses in southern and finland. the peat layer can be several meters. these a lot, be some. and in lapland we only have 2 meters of heat that's assessment. the layers are kind of time machine or dried them that record the whole history of the wetland . myself. scientists search through the lions of stratification for signs of temperature and humidity changes to knock out the help of the sailor mazda. so, you know, it's easy to see in the terrain. this is something happened in honestly there. and often the changes appear as differences in color to see. and then when we bring the samples to the lab, we can see in more detail how the vegetation has changed across history, documented over the course of 10000 years old. there have been at least a couple of changes to the vegetation, which tells us about changes in the environment. that's the mainland, the non beta can layer. we have a sample of about 50 centimeters from a bug and lapland.

. >>> the ftc is suing optum and cvs and cigna over questionable practices with discussions of pricesis predicting a soft landing for the u.s. economy. her baseline forecast saying the it will move to 2% without much impact on employment. the central bank is attentive to labor risk. >>> and here's what to watch before the open. we get the anticipated p cpi report and jobless claims. we get earnings from delta airlines with ceo ed bastian will speak on "squawk box" after 7:00 a.m. and sean connolly will speak with jim cramer at 6:00 p.m. we will hear from two central bank presidents later today. the cpi report is key to the market action with the nasdaq coming off another record and the s&p closing above 5,600 for the first time. this is not proving good for every investor. bob pisani explains. >> re . >> for passive investors, new highs with low volatility. it doesn't get much better than that for passive investors. for active investors, not such great times. active investors want high volatility so they can quickly profit from wagers. they want reversion to the meme trades. that's no

. >> that negotiate prescription prices, which includes united health group, cbs health and cigna groupe agency says its lawsuits will focus on the company's rebates with drug manufacturers and insulin makers roles in the negotiations. those companies handle about 80% of prescriptions across the country. >> apartments and businesses forced to evacuate today in san jose after a ruptured gas line. this happened this morning at a 7.11 on mclaughlin avenue near story road. the gas line has since been repaired and the roads that were shut down have reopened. >> one of these furry pals could soon be your pet as part of a national empty. the shelters campaign, antioch, animal that's a cute kitty is waiving pet adoption fees through this month about 50 cats dogs are available available for option out of the 187 animals currently housed there. the facility is also offering free pet food free vaccine and free microchip clinic. so lost a lot lee. that's usually a, you know, something that stops people that snow. know. all right. >> for those of you who already have a dog, a pet friendly co-working

we like the alignments of cigna collision does with long-term secular trends.ne area that we think the medically is strong term -- industrials in the u.s.. it's interesting because of the steepening of the yield curve. it plays into that is a factor. we believe that trump and j.d. vance will espouse an agenda of reassuring industrial activity, the creation of jobs, america first. some of the smaller industrial companies will benefit from supply chains being restored back to the u.s., in terms of supplies into new production or service providers as well. small-cap industrials takes both boxes in terms of the secular trends and secular -- cyclical policy agenda should trump win. paul: thanks very much for joining us today. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: welcome back. equity trading standing out, topping expectations across the board and the latest u.s. big bank earnings. bank of america notching its best second quarter ever for stock trading. we heard earlier from bank of america ceo brian moynihan on how he plans to keep the momentum going. >> w

those include united health cvs and cigna. the agency says its lawsuits will focus on the company's rebates with drugmakers and insulin makers roles in the negotiations. those companies handle about 80% of prescriptions in our country. in the east bay, 13 out of the 19 law enforcement agencies in alameda county now have automated external defibrillators or aed ease in their patrol cars. this comes after alameda county health officials distributed 100 of the lifesaving devices as part of a pilot program. the goal is to help more people suffering from cardiac arrest before they get to the hospital. alameda county hopes to expand this initiative to law enforcement agencies following the pilot program. well, your health this morning, doctors close to a potential cure for patients with lupus. that's an autoimmune disease impacting one and a half million people in the u.s. mostly women. our dina bair has more. >> we have michael sell sept there. leshawn guirola has been living with lupus for 25 stating symptoms can most definitely p

unitedhealth group, cvs and cigna handle about 80% of prescriptions in the country.ld be filed as early as this month. >> all right. let's head back over to sal. check in on the morning commute. it's getting close to 6:00, so it might be getting busier out there. >> it is a little busier there. pam and dave, good morning to you. a little bit of slowing here and there. but on the richmond bridge, if you're trying to get back to marin from the east bay, it looks pretty good via our triple a traffic camera. not a big delay right now. and the same thing goes for the macarthur maze coming around to the bay bridge toll plaza. so we don't have a big backup. we have a little bit of a backup building at the bay bridge metering lights, and that should extend in the next few minutes. at 550. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> all righty sal, thank you. we will get to it if you're taking a hike today dave, you heading up mount diablo this morning? dave. you going up mount diablo? yeah. take a are you sure? yeah. all right. well, it's going to be warm. mount tamal

that includes health group, cbs and cigna group as well. the agency saying its lawsuit, going to focus on the company's rebates with drug manufacturers and insulin makers rolling out the negotiations companies handed about 80% of prescriptions in the country. and the east bay, 13 out of the 19 law enforcement agencies in alameda county now have automated external defibrillators or 80's. >> in their patrol cars. this after alameda county health officials distributed 100 of the lifesaving devices as part of a pilot program. the goal is to help more people suffering from cardiac arrest before they get to the hospital. alameda county hopes to expand the initiative to more law enforcement agencies following that pilot program. for your help. doctors are pretty close to potential cure for patients that have lupus is an autoimmune disease impacting one and a half million people in the u.s. mostly women. dina bair has more. >> we have michael sell sept there. leshawn guirola has been living with lupus for 25 stating symptoms can most definitely pay

. >> yeah, cigna has been unloved. if you look they have two kind of components of their business.alty pharmacy has done incredibly well. the expectation for growth going forward in the sort of long-term are somewhere between 5 and 8% growth over the long-term for revenue. that's solid. then if you look at their core business, their expectation there is higher and they're continuing to expand their relationships. and contracts with health systems, et cetera. so the outlook here is great. and healthcare on the whole, the big theme here is healthcare. is one of those really steady, eddy defensive stocks that you want to have to sort of help provide some stability in volatility. >> that brings us, drum roll please, those are your buys of this whole stock screen list. we asked you, what would be one name you would bail on and this one i remember from the past, you're not a fan. it's zoom video down 20% year to date, but they did revise full-year earnings and revenue guidance higher last quarter. so still a sell for you? >> so, yes, it is. the challenge with zoom is that they are going

cvs health and cigna group. its lawsuit will focus on the company's rebates with drugmakers. and in flint makers roles in the negotiations, those companies handle about 80% of prescriptions in the whole country. >> next here, a tnt calls and text compromise. we're going to talk with an expert about what a team bt customers need to know about this data breach. also taking it out on waymo the tires on more than a dozen driverless vehicles have been slashed and police say one person is responsible. also, i help >> a tnt announced today the hackers got the information of all the calls and text of nearly all of its cellular customers. so joining us now to talk more about the cyber security incident is banafa, the professor from san jose state university. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate your time. he's there. yes, professor, you're with yes, i mean, you guys, you froze that for a second. i understand you are one of the victims. how did you find this out? and are you worried now about your information? >>

if you're having trouble, please use your cigna group are you can also send a chat. platform members would use the boat to register. a quorum is constituted by a majority of the total vote present. which members are presenting 91.75 votes. our parliamentarian will inform us of the status of quorum and the walkers to the rules of procedure. helen. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> yes, go ahead. [inaudible] -- platform documents, okay? those rules were substantially the same as we've been using for some number of years, but modified for the virtual meeting format. the things that are most important for participation today are that all of the votes will be on the electronic platform that the members just used to register their presence in the room. as to debate, there will be a limit of eight minutes on debate if these rules are adopted. there will be a limit of eight minutes on debate on amendments to the platform. ten minutes on any other matter before the committee. in the proposed amendments under the set of rules were supposed to have been submitted by july j

against 3 major companies that negotiate prescription prices, which include united health group, cbs cigna group, ag says lawsuit will focus on the company's rebates, drug manufacturers and insulin makers roles in the negotiations. companies handle about 80% of prescriptions in the country. in the east bay, 13 out of the 19 law enforcement agencies in alameda county now have automated external defibrillators or 80's in their patrol cars. this after alameda county health officials distributed 100 of the lifesaving devices as part of a pilot program. the goal is to help more people suffering from cardiac arrest before they get to the hospital. alameda county hopes to expand the initiative to more law enforcement agencies following that pilot program. for your help, doctors are really close to potential cure for patients of south. so that's some good news this morning. it is an autoimmune disease impacting one and a half million people in the u.s. mostly women. dina bair reports we have michael sell sept there. >> leshawn guirola has been living with lupus for 25 years. stating symptoms can m

that's united health group, cbs health and cigna group. the agency says its lawsuits will focus on the company's rebates with drugmakers and insulin makers roles in the negotiations. companies such as these handle, about 80% of prescriptions in the country and say they will try to keep the insulin prices low. all right. coming up here in oakland, gas station owners hoping now to see more safety improvements after he is. >> store was ransacked by this big mob. also, president biden is set to address the nation in about an hour. we're going to speak with our political analyst about what the president might say amid the growing calls for him to bow out of presidential race. we're also keeping an eye on the heat here in the bay area as >> it is hot out there in some parts of the bay area with a live look outside. so we can see what the city of san francisco looks like today. and it's not just hot here in the bay area today. other parts of the country kyler also really warm. yeah, they sure are. if we take a look at nashville, adc are in the 90

a breathtaking stage for performance, including american style, ladies garza and french, molly and cigna. i am nakamura assisting with sydney, unique box. it left some spit, titles, disappointed those. so northern locks stock it did. oh, i don't remember the sound system, they don't work properly. i was pointed in the wrong direction. the screen was small, it was catastrophic. recruit. don't see the same. we couldn't watch the tv. holding the opening ceremony in the center of the city was a huge security risk brought to the event, went smoothly and safely. a relief for french authorities alter my safe austin, attacked on the country's ro network earlier in the day field. anxiety rel, services across much of the country were disrupted off the cables with costs and fines lifting 3 key locations. who's in trouble? chaos, french authorities, that the perpetrators would be found. well, that the show would go on. i did, did. the french isn't declared the games open the head to be all you see said it was a new era slip immunizations on the beach. you have a good 5. it the experience and lovely

"politico" reports the unitedhealth group, cvs, and cigna are all expected to face lawsuits.epresent about 80% of prescriptions here in the u.s. the ftc slamming the companies in a scathing report this week. this is the ftc's most aggressive action on drug companies, which is a big turnaround from past policies that have been pretty hands-off. the white house has made lowering insulin prices a main focus. congress already capped insulin prices for medicare patients at $35. the ftc lawsuit could be filed later this month. rebecca? >> rhiannon, thank you. a lot of people are dependent on those shots. we turn now to an economic reality check, and the latest inflation report as wall street soars to new records. plus, what costco is now doing, citing high inflation. elizabeth schulze is here to break it all down. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning, rebecca. this inflation report is critical for the federal reserve as it hints it's getting closer to cutting interest rates, which would make it cheaper to pay off credit card debt or take out a new mortgage. consumer prices incr

dennis will cigna court is not itselflf subject to checks separation of power is dynamic and to a degree that is healthy but allowing one set of institutional actors to dramatically extend the authority and resist accountability without meaningful challenge or pushback, risks permit damage or constitutional structure. let me say a few words about the court recent cases in many ways the court has not only acted in ways that are inconsistent with the role of a court in a democracy, it has undermined or threatened a decrease in democracy the first panel covered ranking member raskin you talked about citizens united project at shelby county, bush versus gore i will not rehearsal of that. that may beat to sum it up for the court was once understood is largely or primarily functioning to facilitate democracy, it is clear this is a court that no longer views that as his primary or indeed a role for the court serves at all. maybe less obvious but may be equally important is antidemocratic character of the court's decision in dobbs in overruling roe versus wade dobbs perversely claimed to rest up

coming up, rob casey of cigna, bloomberg's sid philip and jerome schneider of pimco. second hour of bloomberg surveillance. ♪ the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. >> the economy is not as strong as people expected. >>'s of moderating into a softening or sometimes of sharper slowdown? >> definitely a soft patch but it's been concentrated. >> the risk of that turning into something not so soft has to increase. >> the risks of a problem developing as opposed to

one of first cigna get one's, he hired a man named solomon juno who was considered the forefather of milwaukee. immigration has been fundamental to the development of milwaukee. we really are an immigrant city. in the 1830's large waves of german immigrants came to milwaukee and by 1860 milwaukee was majority german city or heritage city but they were also in those early years irish immigrants. and the people coming in from the british isles and new england areas. in interesting mix in the city in those early years as industry took off in the latter half of the 1900s, a lot more immigrants from southern europe and eastern europe including a lot of poles, italians, lesser amounts of greeks and other ethnicities and nationalities. all the way through to the 1920's the city was very much dominated by an immigrant population and in the last 50 or so we see that pick up again with latino immigrants, asian immigrants and other groups as well. >> for a long time milwaukee was an industrial city. in the early years it was a shipping center, shipping things like wheat and agricultural product