what should we be getting out of a cms system? rep. davis: let this committee help you. mr. shapiro, i do like your recommendations on new member orientation. thank you. i yield back. >> mr. timmons was ready to gavel you but i restrained him. does anyone else have any other questions? once again, i would like to thank all of the witnesses. it was really valuable. i really appreciate your expertise and your recommendations, especially some very concrete suggestions including archiving training which i think you have unanimous agreement on that. i would like to end by thinking -- thanking chairman kilmer and chairman graves along with representative timmons. by passing the gavel today, they have modeled the steps we can take to provide new opportunities to members. these are the types of approaches we would like to continue as we consider the expert testimony from today's hearing and begin drafting recommendations for the committee. i would like to yield to representative timmons. rep. timmons: thank you chairman kilmer and vice chairman graves, it really has been wonderful b

cms looked back and said if they can do it in int 30 days, why ae you doing it in 90. the current registration doesn't like california very well and there's a little bit goes with that. we need to assure the people we serve have access for at least 90 day. and when i say county, i mean the board of supervisors. we can have a conversation about that later. >> supervisor hainey. >> i'll let you finish. >> number of clients turned away are for not meeting medical necessity over a month is maybe three and fairly rare and number of clients in that same month who were not accepted due to level of risk having to do with a severe medical issue that they could not be managed in a nonmedical facility or a mental health issue that was they were at such risk they had multiple and recent suicide attempts and were not quite stable and in the past month was two. so just if you're curious or interested, these are the drug use patterns in our treatment programme this past year and remember that some clients identify more than one drug, so it's not -- some use both drugs. you may wonder

on the very day that you cms shooting, the number is up to what, five killed? and we are talking about loosening access to have guns, taking them into places of worship, storing them in schools? it's absolutely irrational. totally irrational. it's all about special interests and it has to stop. it has to stop. the idea that we don't have illumination of a salt weapons, magazines second hold multiple bullets in them is absolutely brainless. it's no violation of the second amendment. it is just a bow out to the special interest of gun manufacturers in the nra. it's got to stop. you talked about working with mitch mcconnell. how do you get him to take action where it's clear? >> remember, i said that we will work together where he can agree agree,this one he won't he's where the president is, so we have to flat-out beat them. the polling data has never been more stark. i saw a poll, i don't know if it is accurate or not, on the national news, 90% of the want lawseople regarding weapons and guns. i want to say it again, this is not in any way a violation of the sec

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and in my home state of wyomi that's a cm day. was it wrong for the president to say "hit"?as it wrong for the weather service to say it wldn't be affected? is everybody little bit guilty here? >> it seems a little bit murky in terms of the president's language. but it is remarkable that we have national weather service network rebuking and chastising essentially the local alabama office saying you s not say that the tresident is wrong. if the national service is to be be, then you would say office was not 100% correct.l that said, it's very clear that someone likely the president drew an extra part of the national weather services map that was notde inc in that day's forecast. that was clearly -- pete: was it clear who drew it? >> not to me. buno who? in that regard, he was clearly i tnk what we was the president double down as he does on health care or on immigration. and he's in some ways had good politicall conquces by showing that in his character he's someone who won't back down from a fight and would even fund rae from it. pete: by the way, alabama -- he said alabama

is welcome to a line from paris cm fronts twenty four a marker in these other and world news headlines. british lawmakers stop them move to stop a new deal breaks a promise the poorest johnson facing a vote. that could stop his plans even for the general election many things. could happen we'll have the analysis up throughout the evening. it's the set for another coalition led by she said becomes a is five star votes by eighty percent. to team up with the italian democrats luigi my declaring. little crisis that began four weeks ago as over. that's really saying now. france takes action to stop mileage against women more places of refuge specialist prosecutors charges brought while in hospital over a hundred french women have been killed domestic violence this year alone . thank you very much we with us lawmakers in london all right now preparing to vote on taking control of the parliament it's the firirst move in a process to try to stop and deal breaks at the prime minister boris johnson. who wants to suspend parliament to affect me choose the time to debate for exit he faces an exist

cm are surgical ports have flexible joints are similar to human arms. few small incisions rather than one big one. the us air force is adding smart glass to its vr plane maintenance —— smart gloves. and operations training. the aim is to help staff really get hands—on. made by bebop sensors, these gloves use powerful haptic feedback tags which lets users feel vr interactions with a six milisecond response time. and finally, this slippery underwater robot is actually meant to be rather scary, if you're a mosquito fish, that is. need to look like a predator, it aims made to look like a predator, it aims to frighten and tire out the invasive pests which wreak havoc on native wildlife around the world. so far, nick, you've been looking at how social media is basically clearing up its own mess and policing the online sales of opioids on social media platforms. but there are new ways that new technology is able to help with the opioid crisis, too. the first thing i wanted to look at was are there any solutions out there that can stop people from dying right n

seven trains running on time for part, no delays or a stray number one, cms transit may be your bestkip the roadways. other than that if you're planning on taking 580 we have a crash near grant line not causing too many problems, 33 minutes pretty typical, everything is in the green with no delays on the eastern shore, here is dennis with sports. >>> you might want to hold off on buying that home wildcard playoff ticket. 80s trying to keep their lead over tampa bay -- not lost consecutive games since september 1st. chris davis during the 40 homerun season is going to end three. 23 ain't back. a's up . homer bailey had not lost but when brandon goodwin texas legal fault, you know it is about night. the taiwan score, the angels got a lot of hits like that. and they beat the a's 3-2, oakland has lost three straight games, tied at one with the yankees in the 12th inning, tampa bay g-man choi, that is a walkoff number. watch the team at home plate, they raised creep closer to oakland with the 2-1 win. here's what it means, the a's delete the race by just a have a game with a top wildcard

. >> will adversaries even listen to these threats after a while and take they cm seriously?> this situation escalates dramatically what has been a long and bloody war. but guess what, the united states is with saudi arabia which has been responsible for a lot of bloodshed in yemen, using american weapons at times. that's why you see the democrats measuring inial. tulsi gabbard saying, use having our country act as assault and battery's b is not "america first." they don't need to do this. >> i think that's right. you put all the democratic talking points up there, but there is also a similar sentiment from the republican majority in congress right now, right? they are still sort of frustrated over the assassination of ckhashoggi and what iran views as a long sought-out battle. >> that's right, this will get attention, but there is the history of the president's mixed and confusing statements but the fact they have coddled khashoggi after that murder, and a lot of people don't have love for khashoggi at this point. >>> united auto workers walk off the job, throwing another wr

i think they cms increasingly moderate. he appeared to be more centrist than before.w york post" about wall street being terrified of elizabeth warren right now. some are saying it out loud but the kind of things he's, she's turning out policy. it's unclear that she realizes the implications of how it would trickle down. nothing like the federal government to stifle the economy and you will have more government in their stifling. when you were in part of the legislature, like united states senator you have all these grandiose ideas and you have checks and balances and other individuals that you can collaborate with to create a bill. you have the opportunity to have lots of academic discussion in that space. as a chief executive, you are setting the tone and tenor and you are the person that's leading. that speaks to what's happening i think with elizabeth warren but it also speaks to the issue of joe biden, joe biden comparatively to the rest of the field looks like the adult in the room and hopefully would be able to govern with more even keel if given the opportunit

as a moderate, but it's going to be anybody's guess what kind of people he's going put in charge of cms other agencies that matter. >> and last quick question, is there one name in your coverage universe that you think investors are selling off indiscriminately that actually deserves to be held through the election >> i would highlight centene it's trading at 8.5 times our 2020 eps that is really extraordinary if you look at the history of the valuation. that's a 50% discount to the broader market despite an outlook for above low teens eps growth over the next several years at least. >> matt, great stuff thank you very much. where do you go here in health care >> i equate it to when obama was president, you had obamacare and everyone got ahead of it they oversold it and it was an overcorrection i think all of these names will be buyable the closer we get to the election, i don't think trump is getting ousted i think that he's not going to lose, so i think all of these are going to be buys the closer we get. >> wasn't unh your final trade the other day? >> yeah. and the market has priced

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look for focus to shift away from ba betfrom controversial cm beto o'rourke. >> i will lead change onsue because i've seen what the carnage creates in communities like mine because we forget national shootings, these mass shootings are tragedies but the majority of the homicide victims come from neighborhoods like mine. >> reporter: campaigning in her home state of massachusetts, senator elizabeth warren isn't shying away from the expansion of government. she's embracing it. >> the time for small ideas is over. if we're going to rebuild our economy, if we're going to clean up corruption in our government, if we're going to save our democracy, we need to be the party of big structural change. >> reporter: warren has been showing momentum even leading in some polls, but the latest real clear politics average shows joe biden with a commanding lead. he's at 26.8%, bernie sanders in second at 17.3%, elizabeth warren in third at 16.8%. and kamala harris is at 6.5% in a distant fourth. >> since the beginning, i've said we need to prosecute the case against president trump and consistently if

proyectan que para el 2100 el nivel del mar en estas zonas costeras aumentarÁ entre 40 y tambiÉn 80 cmtura ha incrementado en 1 c. >> son procesos naturales de dÉcadas y si no presionamos a quienes toman decisiones o no cambiamos los hÁbitos de los recursos naturales se prevÉ que algunas partes puedan estar sumergidas. >> para hablar de cambio climÁtico tambiÉn hay que hablar de cambio de nosotros, polÍticos incluidos por supuesto. >> yo dirÍa que pensemos en la letra r de recordar, reusar, reciclar, reducir y tambiÉn rechazar todo lo que realmente no necesitamos como el consumo de plÁstico o el consumo excesivo de carne. soy xiomara gonzÁlez y regresÓ con ustedes. >> muchas gracias por tu informe y estaremos creando conciencia para cuidar el planeta. >> ahora vamos con karla y la historia que nos inspirarÁ a todos. >> y cuando uno quiere las cosas no hay lÍmites. >> siempre estamos buscando gente extraordinaria y que haga cosas que inspiran a los televidentes. este fin de semana en la florida, miami se realiza un triatlÓn donde participarÁn personas del proyecto nirvana. son amigos, c