illegally as an unlicensed cpa. number two, you never had a single contract to clean up the gulf of mexico. so the company was only open for five months and it lost three, you didn't have a dual degree from the university of miami because they don't give dual degrees at the university of miami. why does someone make things up about their record? because they don't have a real one to talk about. he has yet to cite a single major legislative achievement in his name, or a single major cause that he has led in his four years in congress. congressman, you are not some outsider running to go in the senate. you are a sitting congressman who have been in the congress for four years, and we are 40 minutes into this debate and you cannot tell us a single your four years in the house. not one. >> patrick murphy: senator, i kind of feel bad for you how little you know about business, actually. you see, the cpa is the same in all 50 states. it's the same exact test, and small business experience actually does matter because i un

in florida he does not have a license to be a cpa. candidate a -- you cannot be a cpa if you don't have a license clearing he talked about how he cleans up the oil spill. independent fact checkers showed that he did not have a single contract to do so. why does he make things up? he doesn't have anything real two point to. -- real to point to. he got money for the everglades -- no he didn't. that was money in the army court long time ago and that would have passed whether or without him. he talked about saving medicare advantage. he did not do anything except sign on to a letter. he has no record of achievement. i asked people to compare that to my nine years in tallahassee, including two as speaker. there are sanctions on hezbollah because of a bill that i passed. venezuela has been sentient because of a bill that i just. if yourphy: senator, voted as much as you lied, you might be a decent senator, but you continue to throw out these lies. they have been debunked by politifact. i am willing to put what have done to your record. we w

you did not run saying you were a cpa. a license to work as a cpa in florida.act had a single to clean up the gulf of mexico. the company was only open for five months. dual degreehave a from the university of miami because they do not give dual degrees. why would someone make something up about the record? because they do not have a real one to talk about. he has yet to cite a single signature achievement. you are not some outsider. you are sitting congressman. we are 40 minutes into this debate and you cannot tell us a single signature achievement. rep. murphy: i feel bad for you, how little you know about business. the cpa is the same in all 50 states. i understand what small business owners are going through, how tough it is to start a business. i believe we can do more to help those small business owners. that is exactly why i have done so much to reach across the aisle to help solve these problems, help get things done for our country. you cannot even commit to serving a full term. sen. rubio: that is aligned you practice before saying what i said today.

you call yourself a cpa behalf not then a cpa in the state of florida.web site says you have to degrees when you nine have a one. have you misled floridians about your experience and qualifications corrects. murphy: absolutely not ironclad you last because it is important that you hear from me. the independent fact checking agency has debunked the accusations the last six attacks that marco rubio and his special interests have lobbied have all been debunked ims dba i got my license in 2009 i am one of nine in-house of representatives and i would be the second cpa in the history of our country to serve. >> will get the fiscal house and i am proud of my small business expense to help prevent the oil spill from affecting but i will continue to do with icahn to reach across the aisle and continue to use my background as the cpa and small-business owner quite frankly i am happy to put my resonate up against marco rubio a career politician and a lobbyist. rubio: those are not my facts those are the reporting one the most respected investigator reporters in the

a florida cpa license.u worked as a cpa, you did so illegally. all due respect to your family, your father has an excellent reputation, it is not that hard to open a small business when your dad opens it for you. rep. murphy: i never tried to hide that. the name of the company was coastal environmental. you're trying to make something up, make it as if -- sen. rubio: i am not the one making things up. >> you talk about what you are and what you are not. you are not a scientist. $400 billion in property is at risk because of rising seas and on a dry day, streets in south florida have flooded. that happen just yesterday. what are you going to do to protect floridians from what is an undeniable threat to our coastline? sen. rubio: first of all, what happened yesterday on miami beach was the result of king tied. -- king tide. if the levels are rising, we should spend money to mitigate that. we funded millions of dollars of projects to prevent flooding. the community i live in used to flood. as a policy maker, y

i am a cpa, i got my license in 2009 by one of nine cpas in the house of representatives.f elected to the senate, i would be the second cpa in the history of our country to serve their. if you look at the fiscal house i think we could use a few more cpas. i am proud of my small business experience to help prevent the oil coming down and potentially coming down our west coast. i am proud and would be quite a willing to put up my experience as a cpa and in the small business sector against our opponent who has been a lobbyist his entire career. we need changes and senator rubio has been lockstep with special issue scripts. he has done nothing but do the bidding for special interest groups. we all know he never shows up to work, but when he does he has a 98% voting record with the koch brothers, a right-wing special interest group. i believe we can do more and i am proud of my competence because they have all been bipartisan in nature. i have been able to bring home money to help with research procedures farmers, bringing home money to help develop -- ever great. veterans wit

i am a cpa, got my license in 2009.i'm one of nine cpas in the house of representatives right now, and if elected to the senate, would be the sect cpa in the history of our country to serve there. and if you look at our fiscal house, i think we could probably use a few more cpa as. and i'm proud of my small business experience to help prevent some of the oil that was potentially coming down our west coast. and i'm proud and would be quite willing, quite frankly, to put up my experience as a cpa and small business person up against my opponent who's been a lobbyist and career politician his entire career. you see, we need changes in washington, d.c., and senator rubio has been lockstep with the special interest groups. he's been nothing but do the bidding for the interest groups. in fact, we all know he never shows up to work, but when he does, he has a 98% voting record with the koch brothers, a right-wing special interest group. you see, i believe we can do more. and be i'm proud of my accomplishments because they've a

use a few mored cpas. i am proud of what i was able to do to prevent some of the oil that was coming down our west coast. would be quite willing to put up my experience in the private sector as a cpa and small-business person against my opponent, who has been a career politician his entire career. we need changes in washington, d.c. and mr. rubio has been nothing but do the bidding for interest groups. we all know he never shows up to work but when he does, he has a 98% voting record with a right-wing special interest group. i believe we can do more and am proud of my accomplishments. i have been able to bring home money to help with research for citrus farmers, to help the everglades. was able to work just recently to help our veterans. i will continue to reach across the aisle to solve these problems in the senate to help the people of florida. moderator: thank you. sen. rubio: you said that you would serve a full 16 -- six year term in the senate, willing. you used that qualifier four times in the debat

in florida he doesn't have the license to be a cpa. you can't be a cpa in florida without a license and work is one. he still doesn't have a cpa license. why does someone make things up? you make them up could you don't have anything real to point to. >> this was the final debate before the november 8 election. >>> the chicago cubs evened out the world series last night. the team won game 2 against the >>> now the cubs have a chance to win the world series at home in chicago. imagine how while that would be . the next 3 games would be played at -- wild that would be. the next 3 games would be played at wrigley field. they have not hosted a world series game since 1945. many in the bay area are rooting for the cubs and their manager joe maddon was with the raves of course you know. he is capable of -- he is capable of winning the world series because he did it with the rays but he says there something special about winning a world series at wrigley. >> wrigley -- it is always good , it is always crazy good but i would have to imagine a

you can't be a cpa and work is one if you don't have a license he still doesn't have a florida cpa license so why do someone make things up. you make them up because you don't have anything real to point to. >> this was the final debate before the november 8 election. >>> let's get a check on weather and traffic. >> no debate. it has been really great weather over the past couple of days and that is not going anywhere anytime soon. temperatures today starting a little warmer than they were this time yesterday. that is because we do have some clouds. yesterday was basically free -- cloud free all morning . we we will get to 85 degrees by 3 pm and still 80 at 7. it will be a little breezy just like it was yesterday. passing clouds continue. the weekend will be pretty good. mild warnings.-- mild warnings. halloween will be pretty nice as well. it will be 85 degrees with a few clouds. we're dry as a bone for trick- or-treating. 79 degrees up with scary punts for great weather. i am having a tough time with that one. >> why was the go so popular at the high school football game -- ghost so popu

is a long list of many other things people can do to get out of paying federal income taxes and the cpa says anybody is not smart to take advantage of the tax code. >> but when you are running for president and the numbers are this big and the spotlight is brighter and we don't have donald trump's tax returns from 1995. this is leaked information of people have questions about what's really going on with donald trump. >> reporter: it's not his fault tax return so we don't know how much money he gave to charity that year and other details. there is more that people want to know and would like to see the returns but others say it doesn't matter. >>> we are tracking hurricane matthew as it churns through the caribbean and the system so strong florida and north carolina declaring states of emergency. steve jerve joins us live with the latest on this massive shifted further to the west which is of interest for those of us in florida especially in florida's east coast but for now it's a monster storm. 140 miles per hour and maintained its strength and category 4 moving north at 7 miles per ho

do not have a florida cpa license which you do not have. if you did so it was illegally. it is tough to open a small business but i have respect for your family and your father has an excellent reputation. but it is not that hard when your dad opens it for you. >> to clear that up by never tried to hide that the name of the company was coastal environmental the parent company was coastal construction if you try to make that up. >> i am not making things up >> moderator: let's move on. senator rubio you said you're not a scientist but yet $400 billion of property is at risk because of the rising seas and routing the streets in south florida that happened just yesterday what will you do yesterday to protect floridians from clearly the a deniable threat to our coastline and our kids? rubio: the false water intrusion. yesterday miami beach was a result of king tied. but that does have flooding issues i am in favor of irrigation they are rising in impacting committees we should spend money to litigate that. but we've funded millions of dollars m

buckley, as a cpa, i understand why the tax code would be of interest to you. i wanted to ask you, you are proposing ending income tax for corporations and individuals. explain how those numbers will actually work? mr. buckley: well, the problem is, we run deficits every year and good years we run 3%. when we have a recession we run 8% or 10%. when the economy grows at 1% to 2%, that is the debt spiraling out of control. more years of social security -- i took two years and analyzed the tax system and wrote a 30 page article. i sent it off to "tax notes" magazine. i went through every possible tax system to replace the complex income tax system. the corporate income tax is the most complicated. that is followed by the individual income tax. i came up with a system, it is on my website. it includes consumption tax that's got an x rate. it eliminates the income tax. you have credits against the fica unemployment tax. everybody pays some tax. there's not a double layer of tax. it's simple. it prevents jobs from going overseas. i am out of time, thank you. you get

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taxes, i started my career as a cpa. cpa's in congress. people who know how to count, balanced budgets, and deficits -- end deficits. it is a convoluted mess. after fashion was cannot understand the code. whereve a system today the wealthy can afford expensive tax attorneys and are the only ones who can gate -- game of the internal revenue code. completely, -- incomprehensible. it needs to end. we have in america the highest corporate tax rate in the free world. 35% corporate statutory tax rate in the united states. our neighbors to the north in canada, 15%. ireland is 12.5%. taxia is 20% corporate rate. a 35% corporate tax rate in the country and we wonder why we are hemorrhaging jobs in the country. if you -- a few weeks ago, ford motor company announced they were relocating all their manufacturing from mixed -- michigan to mexico. if that is not evidence that our economic system in the country, whether it be taxes or regulations is broken, i do not know what is. for all of our untreated -- unfair trade deals as well. we need to get the

. >>> an insurance cpa done what the red baron couldn't. metlife has shot down snoopy. the 148-year-old company is getting out of the retile life insurance business, it figures it no longer needs the warm, fuzzy, peanuts cartoon character. >> after 31 years, the dog house flying beagle and the others are being cut loose. not only will the pictures appear on blimps. no more metlife blimp. >> that's sad, isn't it? >> a little bit. does goodyear still have one? >> i think goodyear has a blimp. >> we're fine then. moving on. >> can't get rid of those guys. >>> coming up, cracking the case of the missing mail for one community near orlando. an eagle-eye resident caught video of the mail carrier dumping mail into a ditch. how responded. >>> and bob dylan responded about his nobel prize. >>> first, let's look at today's forecast. >>> world news now weather, yeah, so mom's got this cold. hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose u

then there is carol sanchez, a cpa and soft described fat -- friend who helped on his campaign. she was hired in april 2015 despite a drunk driving arrest. sanchez admitted to sufficient facts and the case was continued. she says it had nothing to do with her rest and insists she was qualified for the job. republicans? >> they had a couple of unfortunate incidents. the governor tells me he believes anyone who's hired by his administration is qualified for the job. we reached out to the ousted deputy commissioner, but didn't hear back. mike beaudet. 5 investigates. ed 5 investigates learning who : will lead braintree's police department in the wake of the evidence room scandal. stoughton's former chief, paul shastany, will serve as interim chief. braintree is also bringing in former boston chief dan linsky to help train officers and policies. 5 investigates first reported in august that a review of braintree's evidence room found missing drugs, cash and seized weapons. chief russell jenkins announced his retirement following the investigation and the deputy chief was placed on le

i started my career as a cpa and balancing books and budgets and creating jobs and as an fbi special agent, keeping the country safe from counterterrorism threats, counterintelligence threats, cyber security threats, border security threats, all the threats that face the nation i will be able to address them and confidently from day number one. i look forward to the debate. thank you. >> moderator: we are not going to do that today. mr. santarsiero. >> santarsiero: thank you bill and crying and everyone for coming out. i want to thank especially the young people, the college students here at bucks community college, as well as the high school students. many of you know that after september 11, i decided to switch careers. i gave up my legal career and ultimately wound up teaching social studies and it was for me one of the greatest career moves in my life. i love teaching, and i saw the promise that next generation has come and it makes me fundamentally optimistic about the future. but i als also saw the great challenges that they face. in terms of being able to afford a college educ

a little higher than downtown cpa which was the case last week. easterly wind moves the air across the bay and more humidity in its of the dew point a little higher in the downtown area. that's the visible satellite picture. if there was a cloud be would show it but not seeing it. only clouds across the florida straits and a few showers and very dry air above in the atmosphere. clear skies this evening for halloween and comfortable weather conditions. the rest of the day tomorrow looking pretty good. tuesday morning comfortable temperatures in patchy fog to the north of us. into tuesday afternoon mostly sunny skies with highs in the east from west and adding a possibility of showers especially inland areas. breezy northeast winds in place but low rain chance of about 10% . we will update that into the end of the week as the cold front approaches the area. that is friday and chance 20%. also the time change this weekend and an extra hour of sleep. the rain chances remain low and it's the dry season so we pretty good with the timing on the cold fron

. >> or does he try to win or simply end his cpa dignit >> i'm asking the american people to rise prove the clutter. >> our guests are tim kaine and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. plus, going big. >> i have spent 4 1/2 hours on stage with donald, proving once again i have the stamina to be

family member, if you have questions, i'm not an expert, let's get a professional, an estate attorney, cpa. good to bring in a third party. >> i know some of us are thinking of our parents. how can we balance being a responsible adult child without prying? >> reporter: you know what, if you can focus on your worries, rather than indicting your parents for being disorganizeed messes, it really will help. so for example, you could say, i just want to make sure i carry out your wishes. isn't that better than you saying, how could you not have updated or drafted your will in 30 or 40 years? we don't want to do that. if you're trying to nudge your adult children, a lot of times don't want to start doing something because they can't figure out what they want. remind them they don't need to do that, estate plans can change, should be revisiteded ever few years, and if your family members are reluctant to act, do not push. at least they know the door is open. i have a lot of great conversation starters on estate planning and financial discussions. go to jillonmoney.com. >> huge help. i'm going to

with my own eyes and i investigated and pursued through my career with regard to taxes i started as a cpa. i think we could use more people that know how to count and balance budgets and know how to end deficits. i can tell you most would agree that our internal revenue code is a convoluted mess. tax professionals can't understand the code which is why you have a system today for the wealthy and the people that can't afford expensive tax attorneys are the only ones that can gain the internal revenue code. it is incomprehensible and it needs to end. then we get to corporate taxes. we have the highest corporate tax in the free world. a 35% tax rate in the united states. the neighbors to the north into canada, 15%. ireland, 12.5, russia, 20%. we have a 35% corporate tax rate in this country and we wonder why we are hemorrhaging jobs in the country. ford motor co company announced that they were relocating all of the small car manufacturing firm michigan to mexico. if that isn't evidence that the economic system in the country whether it is taxes or regulations is broken, i don't know what is

and i got a cpa license. and i found out you know what, it's not a lot of life to that.l set to be able to go after big guys who are exploiting small guys. and the smallest guy, the littlest guy on the planet is wildlife. >> you had an amazing story that i really recommend people go out and read about illegal trade of ivory in the world, trapping it, tracking it back to terrorism, surprisingly which is why these stories all bleed their way into something bigger. this story that is coming out in national geographic really hit home with may because it was about rhino poaching. and rhino poaching predominantly in south africa where we have the biggest problem. there were once 500,000 rhinos, in the 209 century and now we're down to 29,000. >> that's right. >> and so when you looked at the story. where do you even start? how do you get involved in these stories? >> the rhino story started for me with knowing that south africa was about to possibly submit to the world the idea that we should open a world to rhino horn trade. >> trevor: now a lot of people don't know, let's ge

now, like matt damon's famous jason bourne role, ben is as tough as nails as the act nt, a math whiz cpanizations turned assassin. >> you're different. sooner or later different scares people. >> in the movie, your dad is intense. he really shapes who you become as a man. >> right. >> what do you think is important as a father to show your children to help shape them as they grow? >> i wouldn't do the same thing if i were in his shoes. toughen him up to live in that world so he's not taken advantage of. but i can appreciate the feeling of being vulnerable and being afraid for your kids and wanting to protect them. >> what are the kids going to be for halloween? >> halloween is huge. i don't know what anybody is going to be yet. >> batman? >> i don't think even is going to be batman. >> and the accountant is also a perfect shot. but unfortunately it was at the expense of others. so i presented by case to ben and director gavin o'connor. >> i happen to be a member for the people -- i would like to know just how many cantaloupes died in the making of your film, gentlemen. >> i'm aphrased we

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. >>> an insurance cpa what the red baron couldn't, shot down snoopy because the company's mostly getting out of the retail life insurance business in the u.s. it figures it no longer needs a warm fuzzy "peanuts" cartoon characters. >> after 31 years the doghouse, flying beagle, good old charlie brown and the whole gang are being cut loose and getting rid of the blimps and cutting back on sports sponsorships. >> oh, no. >>> finally inside a starbucks this is in hong kong which just got hit by a super typhoon. >> so that typhoon clearly flooded the starbucks but check out the guy seated there having his coffee anyway and reading his paper. they're calling him starbucks uncle. >> and now the memes are coming out. he apparently stays calm in just about any situation. when a wave crashes on him. -- >> tourists. >> everybody is coming by to see the uncle from starbucks. >> i wonder if we have almost made it to the weekend but first, you'll need your umbrella handy. meteorologist eileen whelan will give us an update in just a moment but first, lets look at some of this morning's headlines. the

the cpa existing voice assistance. >> google will argue when it comes to these digital assistance it has the advantage because of the share volume of date it has about its users. >> you are in the comfort of a space ship. >> google made a pitch with the day dream view, a $79 v.r.headset and control they're uses the phone. >> for us it's not just a technology. it's not just another important. >> jadiann: between virtual reality and virtual assistance -- >> all right. >> jadiann: google is hoping it new gadgets offer a competitive payoff that is real. google's pixel phone is the first one that the company developed in house from start to finish. for now the new phone will be exclusive to verizon customers. >> ryan: staying on top of the breaking news in roslindale. cheryl fiandaca is here with what she knows. >> reporter: thipp police operation involving guns. it appears that suspects shot at police, one suspect is in custody. a send suspect is still on the loose. they're looking for the person. searching in the area. we also understand that at least one trooper may have been injured.

. >> no, just every cpa in america. >> rose: what do they say. >> they vay theory. did you consider this, did you consider that, look here, look there. >> look this, look there. >> rose: seeing the numbers that you and i don't see. >> it means something to them. >> we're journalists. we think in words, number numbers. >> rose: so there is also much speculation and i'm not going to speculate here, as to where it might have come from. i mean what kind of person might have done this. >> we've spent a lot of time thinking. >> rose: and you don't know. >> the return address was from the trump tower. and we are still trying to-- we were equally as perplexed when we saw it. it was like wow, the person was. >> you sit there and you try to think through. >> the motive. >> why just these three pages. >> rose: exactly. >> why not the federal tax return. why didn't they send a complete return. you know, you go through all of that stuff. >> rose: do you have any interest in, that speculation. >> some, yes, some. >> have i spent a lot of time imagining the person thinking, i this

no, says local cpa kevin ryan. >> i don't think they took advantage of anything. they just used what was able to be utilized at that point in time. >> here's the gist. the gigantic loss or tax deduction in '95 could have allowed trump to legally avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. that's according to "the new york times." >> so the next $916 million that he would earn in income or someone would earn in income wouldn't even be taxable for federal purposes. >> he says it's a benefit of real estate investing, but ryan also says we need to learn more about trump's filings. >> is he a shrewd businessman by minimizing his taxes or is he not a good businessman because he had such a large loss? we don't know enough of the facts to determine if it's one or the other or if it is actually both. >> regardless, trump's taxes were the talk in his office and on the campaign trail. >> what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? i think we need a law that says if you become the nominee of the major party, you have to release your tax return. >>

there are very responsible people who have highly, let's say, purposeful background who have cfas, cpas and mbas. >> you mean not me. >> present company excluded. >> let's also bear in mind -- >> on wall street, there is no growth for the next 24 months. >> it keeps going up. reported in august, the stock had a massive move. >> going down -- >> deer is more domestic, more ag, more for restry. >> gist just trying to -- both animals. >> in terms of it valuating the actual structure. >> i think if carter is charting and mike's fundamentals view. the idea of selling high premium near the money, that's probably a high probability trade, okay? but the thing is, you're risking a certain amount, right? to possibly make a lesser amount into an event. that's my only point about the short call spread. >> last quick word. >> it was a dog on the dow last year. this year the best. so bet on that. i want to bet. >> now to the best performing sector this week, the financials. the xlf nearly 2% since monday. this is earnings season officially kicks off next week. cnbc's dom chu is in the news room with

buckley, as a cpa, i understand why the tax code would be of interest to you. i wanted to ask you, you are proposing ending income tax for corporations and individuals. explain how those numbers will actually work? mr. buckley: well, the problem is, we run deficits every year and in good years we run 3%. when we have a recession we run 8% or 10%. when the economy grows at 1% to 2%, that is the debt spiraling out of control. more years of social security -- i took two years and analyzed the tax system and wrote a 30 page article. i sent it off to "tax notes" magazine. i went through every possible tax system to replace the complex income tax system. the corporate income tax is the most complicated. that is followed by the individual income tax. i came up with a system, it is on my website. it includes consumption tax that's got an x rate. it eliminates the income tax. you have credits against the fica/self-employment tax. everybody pays some tax. there's not a double layer of tax. it's simple. it prevents jobs from going overseas. i am out of time, thank you. mr

. >> like a cpa accountant?not quite. >> for entertainment tonight, kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> joe, i have to ask you. >> real quick, did you hear him say that math is satisfying? >> katie? >> i'm the scientist at the table and i feel like maybe when you have completed one of those really rigorous formulas? >> often accomplish (. >> true, true. >> okay. >> thing friday night going? >> just going to do some algebra tonight, sounds like really good time. guys, special in houseguest, introducing to you sandra, came in all the way from burlington new jersey this morning, our weather watcher, this friday, we're so happy she came in wearing her pink flare there in support of breast cancer awareness, we'll get to hear more about her from the show, and helping us produce the show. thank you for coming in. expecting to see pretty pleasant weather here once you lever the offices later today. probably sun glare headed back to burlington, hopefully you have your shades. meanwhile we take a look at sto

with regard to taxes, as i mentioned, i started my career as a cpa. we could use cpa's in congress.ple who know how to count, balance budgets, people who know how to end deficits. most would agree that our code is a convoluted mess. tax professionals cannot even understand the code. you have a system today where the wealthy can afford expensive tax attorneys and are the only ones who can play the game of the internal revenue code. it is incomprehensible. it needs to end. and with corporate taxes, we have in america the highest corporate tax rate in the free world. 35% corporate statutory tax rate in the united states. our neighbors to the north in canada, 15%. ireland is 12.5%. russia is 20% corporate tax rate. we have a 35% corporate tax rate in the country and we wonder why we are hemorrhaging jobs in the country. just a few weeks ago, ford motor company announced they were relocating all their small car manufacturing from michigan to mexico. if that is not evidence that our economic system in the country, whether it be taxes or regulations is broken, i do not know what is. and fo

here you have cpa with private-sector background, government background who is in charge of our ohio department of insurance and has gotten involved in the affordable care act. you're going to hear from her. she has interesting statistics, specific numbers as have happened, 91% with regard to obamacare exchanges, who can afford that? she will have an opportunity of what's happening in the market, so i'm really glad she's here. >> lieutenant governor, i knew there was something i liked about you. lieutenant governor. >> thank you very much, chairman johnson, thank you for the opportunity to it have before the senate, homeland security and governmental affairs committee. my name is mary taylor. today i will provide testimony regarding ohio's experience related to the affordable care act specifically in regard to premium changes, market shifts and other trends since 2013. as the director of the ohio department of insurance i am responsible for regulating ohio's insurance market. the seventh largest in the united states. ohio is home to more than 200 insurance companies and more than 160

she became our state auditor and the first state auditor to be a cpa. she transformed that office. she was acknowledged nationally as having put together a cutting-edge 21st century auditing office in ohio. then in 2011, she was sworn in as our lieutenant governor of ohio. she has had two other jobs. she had the common sense initiative which is making our regulations smarter and second, she is the director of the department of insurance. you have a cpa with private sector background and government background and is in charge of our ohio department of insurance and has gotten very involved in the affordable care act. you will hear from her on this. she has interesting statistics. specific numbers as to what has happened with our premiums and the individual market with regard to obamacare changes it is a 13% increase increase. who can afford that. she will have an opportunity to talk about that. what it was before, the affordable care act and what has happened since. i'm glad she's here. thank you for allowing me to introduce our. >> lieutenant governor.

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. >> reporter: a cpa's ocd could make him doa account at&t. ben affleck plays the title character with some social issues, but his beautiful mind makes him employee of the month for the world's most dangerous criminals, and the cia want to put a stop to >>> kevin hart is a high roller in "what now." the rock star comedian follows up his 2013 film with this offering, which was filmed in a 50,000 seat stadium in philadelphia. kevin hart "what now" is rated r. >> your wife works for you. >> she's a boss actually. >> this indie film follows four ''surgeon women" is in limited release. >>> you can use your energy in many different ways. >> no spider bite needed for these super skills in "max steele." a teenager discovers his body can generate energy resulting from experiments done by his missing ferment when he teams up with a space robot babysitter, they become a powerful force ready to take on inevitable evil. that's the box-office preview. rafael seth, nbc news. >>> a shark encounter a little too going viral, and nterprise, we guarantee it. head