with the numbers see-sawing ((sot)) michael hewson, chief market analyst at cmc market don't like unpredictability." traders were banking on a clinton victory.. so donald trump's election stunner.. sent stocks around the world plunging overnight.. and the news making international headlines this morning. ((sot)) mos: "you've got a good businessman in the white house but he's got some crazy ideas." ((sot)) mos: "i don't think anyone really knows what is going to happen." while trump's unpredictability and anti-trade stance.. has some nervous.. the relationship between the united nations, no the united states and the european union russian president vladimier putin.. among the first to congratulate trump sot - angela merkel, german chancellor: and other world leaders quickly followed suit.. sot - theresa may/uk prime minister: "i look forward to working with president-elect donald trump, elizabeth tag: markets will remain volatile? chief meteorologist bryan scofield. as we head toward the end of the week we will keep the sunshine around with highs the normal. overnight lows will be near 60 in las ve

out of state to this past year since we have started this, 545 veterans in manchester alone went to cmc. the year before, it was just over 100. they are starting to use the choice program t josh: and you are the ceo and president of northeast dense adult opiate how did you get involved -- of northeast delta denta. how did you get involved? tom: i heard the show and i heard of a veteran who he could not prove his dental issues they have done a lot for veterans in pain. they are doing a lot for free dentistry. then i worked with our partner, delta dental plan of california. and i help through vadip.org. so veterans are now signing up for a traditional program. so they can get a dental home. see veterans in pain. josh: a lot of people think of seeing dental as being important to health. tom: you cannot have good overall health without its. and you cannot eat without good teeth as well. jack: we had veterans on the show calling, saying for months or a year or two, they were trying to get surgery. they had headaches and neck pain but they could not prove it, or they were a pow. but they say

((sot)) michael hewson, chief market analyst at cmc markets: "he's unpredictable and markets don't like unpredictability." so donald trump's election stunner.. sent stocks around the world plunging overnight.. and the news making international headlines this morning. ((sot)) mos: "you've got a good businessman in the white house but he's got some crazy ideas." ((sot)) mos: "i don't think anyone really knows what is going to happen." while trump's unpredictability and anti-trade stance.. has some nervous.. overseas.. there's mixed reaction to a trump america.. sot - martin schulz, european parliament president: "this is for sure a difficult moment in the relationship between the united nato states and the european union russian president vladimier putin.. among the first to congratulate trump sot - angela merkel, german chancellor: and other world leaders quickly followed suit.. sot - theresa may/uk prime minister: "i look forward to working with president-elect donald trump, elizabeth tag: markets will remain volatile? in news back home... right now police are looking in north las vegas

i expect whatever tomorrow brings, cmcs will continue to partner with you in the best way possible. thank you all and have safe travels home. [applause] >> all right. i can't end on much better note than that other than to reiterate what john said earlier, we have very deeply, deeply appreciated our partnership with cms under your leadership, vikki. in the spirit of not knowing what the future may bring, in looking back it's been a great experience. we look forward to working with you, the team, whatever that takes moving forward. again, to reiterate i love your pointish the work we're doing in medicaid i really do think is the most important work going on in this country. we are taking the things that matter most to the people who need it the most. their health, lives, well-being, and for the sickest, frailest, medically fragile people in the country, we're trying to take a system that historically has not done a good job taking care of them and trying to change that. that is an enormous undertaking and one that has to be done with lots of people, not just states and federal partne