so in the book i have a graph of co p to it -- co pay to the average worker pay. >> does he ever express regrets in the administration?. >> he did not express regret over monica. [laughter] cpac that was an attempt at a low humor on my part. >> now let's get to the specifics there is the chapter titled very clear called collective division maliki. but -- divisions. so he has for case studies over the insane compensated they were a remarkable business and. >> even-steven helmsley and then to brothers again they have never heard of these people and david from the discovery communications who is your favorite? those numbers are astronomical. 142 million, helmsley got 102 million in just one year >> is not like a wet through a lot of research. i just chose the executive but as you say nobody has heard of them. it is quite serious the have heard of him. [laughter] it wasn't like this was dave ruth. so as i go through this a couple of them missed their own targets badly and the companies had to adjust and they could digest and with those that were far beyond his control was an avalanche on mou

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i didn't think the co-ops would work. the co-ops were included in the a.c.a. these plans were meant to provide competition with existing health insurance companies, an opportunity to set up insurance companies and was funded. the co-ops were given $2.4 billion in federal loans. the co-ops were prohibited from having former health care executives with managerial or accrual experience. the co-ops were conceived to drive down the premiums by providing competition and underselling the cost of policies. on more than half the 23 co-ops went out of business in 2015. but you have the eight remainint remaining, 8 of the 11 remaining co-ops were in financial trouble and the number of co-ops is now down to 7. four of the co-ops went bankrupt in 2016. examples of how the co-ops that have failed and cost the taxpayer, in 2015 alone there was a huge amount of money lost and also cost the enrollees in the co-ops their insurance. the new york health republic, 23,000 policies lost, $57 million lost in the first half of 2015. in iowa and nebraska, coopportunity health, 120,000

co.p & co. it has been described as the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. between 1970 and 1991, around 6,000 people became infected with hepatitis c after receiving blood products from the nhs. another 1,500 were infected with hiv. most had been receiving treatment for haemophilia. more than 2,000 are since believed to have died. in the years since then, governments have apologised and some of those who suffered received compensation. but calls for a full public inquiry into the scandal have fallen on deaf ears. today that changed, when theresa may announced unexpectedly to her cabinet that she would order an inquiry, precise format to be confirmed. the move may not have been entirely unconnected to the threat the prime ministerfaced of potentially losing a commons vote on an emergency motion on the subject. tonight, she said this. i want to ensure that this inquiry is going to provide the answers that the victims and their families want, as to how this was able to happ

chris and sandy perry were co-litigants in holings worth. and right next to them, well, excuse me, there's candice, i'm sorry. candice is from north carolina, a transgender educator and activist in north carolina and had the pleasure of meeting the former north carolina governor and having a conversation about hb 2. and, of course, grafell, he was a lead plaintiff, which was the really culminating case that made marriage the law of the

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sandy and chris, sandy is here and chris perry were co-litigants in haollingsworth vft perry. they have a book called love on trial. i'm sure they would be glad to tell you all about it. and right next to them, excuse me, there's candis. candis is from north carolina, a transgender educator and activist in north carolina and had the pleasure of meeting the former north carolina governor and having a conversation about hb2, which i'm sure you'll tell us all about. and of course, jim obergefell. he was in obergefell v. hodges which is the culminating case

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in my state of kentucky, we had a very viable co-op. unfortunately, the republican december sided to defund the federal support for those co-ops. my co-op and several others across the country went out of business. basically, my co-op had the most coverage of any other insurance company in kentucky. it was a very viable operation. there was an approach to dealing with these nonviable markets in the law but the plins sabotaged it. so what's the answer? i don't know many people in the insurance industry who will contend that the individual insurance market is viable without government involvement. as a matter of fact, the republicans essentially admitted this in both the house bill and senate bill because how did they deal with it? cost-share regular ducks, tax credits, high risk pools funded by the government. that's essentially a public option. and so they recognized that the individual market is not viable without government involvement. and here's where i think the government can provide a great service and what we will be looking int

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he and six co-defendants are awaiting trial on charges of aggravated assault and kidnapping.hey have all pled not guilty. but maldonado does acknowledge having fought the victim. >> i feel pretty guilty that i got six of my friends in jail looking at 30 years all because i decided to beat up a nobody. the state is claiming that we're all gang members, and that we kidnapped a kid that we grew up with. he was 21. that we chased him from one county to another county. we beat him up in front of his girlfriend, kidnapped him, dragged him into another car, took him somewhere and threatened to kill him and his whole entire family. >> the victim says he was attacked because he left the gang in which he and his alleged assailants are all members. the united blood nation. >> he painted the picture to them like i'm the godfather of all the bloods, that i run all the bloods of bergen county. and jersey, period. he painted such a good story that i was afraid of myself after reading his five statements. >> are you not gang affiliated? >> allegedly, this is what the state claims. whether th

now maker irobot is considering selling that to other co like amazon, apple and google, those co wouldse the data to make their in home gadgets smarter. >> roomba of tomorrow may be able to scan what furniture you own and figure out your income of your income or your tv watching habits. >> um-hmm, company says it takes customer privacy and security very seriously. it will ask customers first before sharing their data, deal to share data could come in the next two years. >>> california man could face decade in prison for smuggling at lee three poisonous snakes in the u.s. this is highly venomous king cobra, rod reag owe frank co said he tried to smuggle them in the u.s. from hong kong inside canisters used for potato chips. in addition to two, foot long snakes, authorities recovered albino turtles and rare crack dials anal gators from the suspect's home. interesting. >>> man's pet snake is doing fine after gets stuck in the back of his pickup truck. >> cocoa snake needed fresh air, so they took a ride through their town in southern california. as they drove around cocoa sliterd his way

tracy sin-yee tam, a 32-year-old practitioner filling in for a co-worker. bello was required to resign amid claims of sexual harassment. he had only worked there six months. prior to the rampage, he sent an e-mail to "the new york daily news" saying he was forced out because of bogus complaints from colleagues. he had reportedly threatened to come back and harm employees, though the hospital says there was no warning whatsoever. >> a confirmed active shooter. >> reporter: the suspect had previously been arrested for sexual abuse. those charges were dropped. he pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment leading up to >> chaos and craziness. >> reporter: bello showed up with an assault rifle. he asked for a specific doctor. and when that person wasn't available, began shooting randomly before turning the gun on himself. >> it let me know that it can happen anywhere. it really hit home. >> reporter: those affected now focused on recovering and remembering. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> president trump began his holiday weekend with a barrage of tweets h

when do co-op members started identifying as co-op members and therefore that helps with different politics. >> he knows more about this than anyone in the room including me. one of the questions, the issue is not simply structure, if you don't have a structure that is structurally compatible with democratic control you really have a problem and most economic structures are not compatible with democratic control, they are controlled by the number of stocks pension funds have. changing ownership is not sufficient condition to transform the country into a democratic culture that was genuinely democratic. that is the name of the game, to do that is a whole different level. i'm trying to suggest to you to open up there is an opening for that, structurally open and many are culturally open and the work you did in buffalo where there is an active culture building up a different basis that could be transformative in different economic institutions, it is obviously a mistake, it is also clear that structures permit certain possibilities in certain cases and other cases like democratic structures in

. >> can her former co-star chris hemsworth talk her into the 007 role? >> she scares the hell out of me. >> thanks dude. >>> plus, aaron carter in tears after his arrest. >> i can't stop. >> our exclusive interview. >> it's not a drug addiction. >> what he says about his feud with his backstreet boy brother, nick. >> you should reach out to me. >>> and janet jackson out with her baby. how much weight has she lost? why celine dion is queen of summer fashion, and oprah's adventure where? >> here is alaska. >>> now for july 18, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." thank you for joining us everybody. kevin frazier is standing by with charlize theron in berlin and we'll have that for you in a minute. we begin with the hype back here at home that is building over the o.j. simpson parole hearing. >> this is an epic week for the juice for sure. the world will be watching live on tv as he begs for his freedom after just two more days of being locked up for nearly a decade. >> i stand before you today sorry. >> 70-year-old o.j. simpson makes his case for parole

she and her co-star have six kids, and they have fun hanging out.s kitchen's horrible, oh, no. >> tarek and christina split earlier this year, but they are still shooting the home renovation show. >>> happy international kissing day, everybody. miley cyrus celebratedly posting this pic of her and liam helpsworth. well, i give you michael fasz bender. they are kissing on a yacht. i love it. it's kind of their thing because they met on the set of the movie, "the light between the ocean" years ago. >> wait a minute. you guys aren't the real avengers. >>> that is "spider-man: homecoming." it opens tomorrow, and it's expected to pull in more than $10 million this weekend. i have seen it. fantastic. >> so good, right? the studio is banking on the new cast to put a fresh spin on the franchise. tom holland told "e.t." said, what's new? >> it's such a different backdr backdrop. the casting is so diverse. having a character just other superheroes. him being a kid and in high school. it's an endless list of differences. >> spiedy is just 15 years old in the ne

don't wreck your life cos you want a bit of fun here and there. it's stupid.s no point in it, there really isn't. and petronus say it's currently looking at 100 suspects and has given evidence on one to the police. i will show them up for what they are — they are monsters, that's what they are. they are monsters. this group says it won't stop hunting because it knows its targets won't either. timely update you with what they expect to see right around the british isles for weekend. they may have a look at some of the forthcoming week in detail. a flavour of what is to come for next weekend. so far today the country has been split by the weather front, producing an awful lot of clout in scotla nd producing an awful lot of clout in scotland for a time, and rain across the border, into the north of england, too. did not do much for the temperatures. the paul grant baker may yet again, labouring in temperatures of 30 celsius. —— the poor old honeybee, yet again. if you have seen the heat, it may feel fresher. schama, if not longerspell of rain to be as we get into

>> reese will co-star and executive produce the series along with jen about a new york morning tv showtv has been good to reese, she is currently nominated for an emmy for her role on hbo's "big little lies." >> i don't like to be touched, okay, breathe in. >> the jen and reese series is still in its early stages, and no word yet on where it will air. but we're hoping jen's hubby justin theroux will sign on as a writer, he told us earlier this year, he'd be into it. >> jen has said she was going to come back to tv. it would be a premium cable network, like hbo, would you ever consider writing something for her to be in? >> yeah, if the right thing came around i would definitely do it. we toss around ideas occasionally but it's togot be something that i want to write d ansomething that she wants to act in, which aris hder than you might think. but, yeah, it would be fantastic if we were able to do something together. >> maybe avoid writing those love scenes? >> right, exactly. enter a woman who is single and will stay that way forever. >> sure,lo no ve scenes for jen but how do you expl

fred savage has done it. >> seth: you, in 2006, you had a co-host.he time. he's now president of the united states. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: how -- i'm just curious, how was he as a co-host? >> you're welcome, everybody. [ laughter ] he was great as a co-host. you know what's crazy, he was talking about running for president then. >> seth: in -- yeah. >> then. and i remember actively having this conversation with him. i said -- he said, "everybody wants me to run for president." and i said, "who?" [ laughter ] and he was like, "you know, everybody, because i know -- you know i'm good with dealing -- all of my business dealings, i'm a negotiator." and i said, "but why would you want to do that? why would you want to give up your life, which is so good. you're not going to be able to go to florida any more." >> seth: yeah. >> you're not going to be able to golf every weekend. and i was wrong. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> like you can do that. >> seth: yeah. you were -- >> yeah. >> seth: in principle, you were right. >> in theory, i was right, but now

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the well known celebrity who was revealing that her male co-stars had to take cuts so she could get an paycheck. >>> but first, president trump is back from germany after his first major summit with the world top economic powers. the g20 summit featured the first face to face meeting between the president and vladimir putin as well as worldwide agreement on climate that did not include the united states. and a new revelation about the trump campaign and russia. elizabeth herr now with the story. >> reporter: president trump's return to washington with the white house declaring his second foreign trip in office with success. capped by the g20 summit in germany. >> rex and i had a tremendous meeting yesterday with president putin. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson said the two presidents connected quickly and had positive chemistry. and vladimir putin seemed to agree. trump on tv, he said, is very, very different from the trump in person. absolute, big difference. and putin acknowledged that president trump had made an issue of alleged kremlin medaling in the u.s. election. s

watched the parole hearing with kay co-kto kaelin. >> knowing from what i heard before, i thought heas going to be paroled. so it's not a shock to me or a surprise to me at all. it's strange to hear his voice. it really is. it's that distinctive o.j. voice. it's sort of chilling. >> simpson will serve the minimum nine years of a 33-year sentence. >> i've done my time. i'd just like to get back to my family and friends and believe it or not, i do have some real friends. >> as for what's next for o.j., hollywood's buzzing about simpson's post-prison options. a possible book deal, a big sit-down interview, and a potential reality show. simpson tried something similar in 2006 with a pay-per-view prank show called juice. >> i can guarantee you escapability. >> i think o.j. should stay out of reality shows because that's what gets him in trouble. >> i'm not looking to be involved with the media. i've had so many offers for interviews when i've been here in lovelock and i've turned them all down. >> i think my opinion is he's got the biggest break because i thought he was guilty in his murd

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riaz kanani, co—founding partner of marketing agency, radiateb2b. of amazon, they make a lot of money and they invest a lot of money and they are not interested in banking profits might have markets reacted so badly? two major regions, —— reasons, the lead up to these results, they were expecting them to not invest heavily. the other major reason is amazon has really aggressively invested and as a result the markets have had. why were investors not inspected them to do what they usually do? the last couple of years they have been comfortable, they have been growing, they continue to invest but i think they under estimated how much, having really taken significant market share, i mean, amazon prime now have nearly 50% of american households which is astonishing when you think about it isa astonishing when you think about it is a subscription to an e—commerce retailer. so they are pushing on, they are going to invest further in faster delivery, different types of delivery, as well as pushing internationally. jeff bezos isn't just building a company, a

redick co-founder alexis ohanian -- reddit co-founder alexis ohanian joins us with his take on the fightor net neutrality. activision blizzard announces the sale of the first franchises. the new england patriots owner went all-in. we are live in sun valley, idaho, with one of silicon valley's most influential voices. sam altman joins us to discuss why he is leading the charge to find the next governor of california. first, the fight over net neutrality, a host of internet giants from amazon to facebook joining forces to protest the rollback of net neutrality rules. earlier this year, the fcc voted to start unwinding net neutrality rules put in place by the obama administration. on one side, internet service providers like at&t, verizon, and comcast were largely in favor of less regulation. on the other, facebook, google, netflix, and other tech giants, who could be hurt if the government starts interfering with the internet. ajit pai has been pushing the proposal since his very first day in office under president trump. joining us now to discuss, reddit co-founder alexis ohanian, among t

. >> prosecutors say keenan and two co-workers kidnapped and killed clan over some missing drugs.fter one of the men accepted a plea deal to spare his life, keenan and his other co-defendant were found guilty of capital murder. >> we were sentenced to death. the two of us were. so we found ourselves on death row. i was in a daze. i didn't know what to do. >> for the next two decades, keenan fought his conviction in the courts through motions and appeals. in the process, he has picked up enough experience to serve as a jailhouse lawyer for other inmates. >> i know, yeah, that bothers me too those other three people in the car didn't get charged for anything. i think they're lying on you. i think that's why they didn't get charged. i am mr. wizard for them, and they are always asking me stuff, asking to borrow a book and look something up. i oblige. >> i had him advise me on a lot of things. i appreciate that. >> there's a song by deep purple called watch out for the flying lid. >> i don't know about deep purple. >> i know you don't. that's because it's a good group. you don't know

do the co-ops compete with each other? do they compete against the regular corporations, or what keeps them from becoming cutthroat in order to win? >> good question. again, i'm going to use a concrete example rather than a hypothetical. i'm going to use mondragon because it i is a very rich source. and there are loads off books and articles on mondragon, including on our website, democracyatwork.info, where we gather all this material, all of which is available to you at your leisure and no cost and so on. here's how mondragon has done it. mondragon's first commitment is to preserve jobs. it's very ininteresting. whenen you ask t, "what is your bottom line?" the answer is jobs. so if, for example, and i'll take an example from them. one of their successful production lines is the f fagor.r. f-a-g-o-r. it's fairly wellll-known in eure and around the world. it produces w washing machines, appliances like that. and the fagor washing machine company has suffered from the international crisis like everybody y else, and so the

i know some of our senior members are really serious about the co-dells. they think they are very, very important. they are. one way to learn about a lot of different issues. we're not going to discount their importance. but we think even if we can't do the entire recess or the entire state work days back here in washington, let's at least try to do one or two weeks back here in washington rather than on co-dells or back during the state work days or work periods. and spend more time here on the floor of the senate to work through this process. wouldn't it be a refreshing thing if the american people could actually see a seriousness about doing things on time for a change, even if it meant disrupting a planned schedule for the united states senate. i think that's our message is i think leadership is looking for that kind of message coming from the members. reporter: particularly for senator sullivan, rounds, and lee. senator kennedy said his position has not changed on the health care bill. i want to know from the three of you where you stand right now on

how she pushed her co-stars to the limit. >> maybe she went home and cried. >>> now for july 11, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello, everybody. >> we're got details on angie's disneyland outing. what's going on with her love life. is she on the hunt for prince charming. >> they headed to disneyland to celebrate the birthday of her a source tells us that angelina who split from brad pitt last year isn't thinking about the break up drama anymore. she's over that. the divorce proceedings are moving along and going completely privately. joely and her kids had a blast from california screaming to the grizzly river run. there they are are river mountain and with their mom and getting their picture drawn. there's shi low in the disney hat. later in the day the family watched the main street electrical parade. as for finding her own prince charming we're told she's not dating anyone at the moment and enjoying spending time with her children. angie's family outing led to a lot of speculation that joely will make an appearance as disney's official fan joely has signed on for ma li

they're co payment amounts of set by statute. that means that part d plans can't lower co payment amounts on their own, to encourage the use of generics as part of the program. what we would have to do is need legislation or pass legislation so that we can lower the generic co pay. irmentioned the appeals process as well. i want to talk about a couple more medicare improvements we can make. and then topher will go to the questions part. in terms of additional medicare improvements, one of the things we can do is close the doughnut hole. we closed the part d doughnut hole over a time. that hasn't ended yet about there's still part of the donor hole that needs to be filled. i would suggest we do that two years sooner. we can reduce costs for seniors and the medicare program by tieing reimbursement to the most common dosage of drugs. this doesn't really relate to the opiate problem but the fact that a lot of times people would get a lot of pills, right? and they would sit on the shelf and other people would use it. what we do see is

premiums too high, deductibles too high, co-payments too high, prescription drug costs off the wall. let's deal with those issues. i, myself, believe this country has to move toward a medicare for all single care program guaranteeing health care to all people as a right, but short term let's address the problems of the affordable care act. that's what the people of west virginia and kentucky and vermont want. they just don't want to just repeal it and leave so many people without insurance. >> senator mcconnell back in kentucky last week mentioned if his plan to push through new legislation does not pass, he might have to move toward cooperating with the other side. >> oh, my god. imagine that. having to work with the other party. what a terrible thought. >> do you think he was sincere? >> who knows? but what i think has got to happen is we do have to take a look at the problems. we have to ask ourselves why we're the only major country not to guarantee health care to all people. why the costs in this country are so much higher per person, why prescription drug costs are so high. let

lemonis: so you have a co-packer? michael: correct.: why doesn't your co-packer actually give you finished goods in a bottle, in a case? michael: 'cause they're saying that our volumes aren't large enough. lemonis: so, you have not been able to find a co-packer that can give you a finished good in a case ready to go? michael: we haven't looked. lemonis: why? michael: because, see, we own our formulas. so it's not that difficult to make the product. lemonis: is your vision to have a full-fledged factory here? michael: it is. lemonis: what are these? michael: these are the containers that we purchase to be able to get ready for the actual manufacturing. as we grow, we're gonna have to go much larger. we could be the laboratories for other companies. lemonis: become a co-packer for other people? michael: absolutely. taylore: yes. lemonis: i'm not quite sure if he's ever been to a true co-packing facility to understand the technology that's required, the systems that are required. it isn't as simple as mixing things in a pot and then pouri

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