our own cvs consumer research has shown 78% of the consumers we interviewed who would be eligible for the new health care insurance coverage have never heard of the state-based health care exchanges. the need to shop for health care coverage starting in 2014. in addition, more than 60% said they need help in choosing health insurance when the system changes. so with this backdrop, i think the panelists today will be providing us insights and interesting information in terms of what the choices are and also how government, how consumer advocacy groups and private enterprise can partner together in looking for solutions in the future, so thank you very much. >> thank you so much, larry. [ applause ] next we're going to bring out joanne kenen the deputy health care editor and we're going to give you a very, very quick lay of the land of what we're watching over the next few weeks. and it's this. everyone is waiting on the supreme court. but there is other stuff going on, too. the fda user fee bill seems to be zooming on through congress. there are few issues that are going to have to be

does cvs. that's what we're looking at. significant decline.ey have gotten a bit better this most recently reported month, that being may. but you can see there, it has been nothing short of very, very poor, as a result of the fact that express made up about 12.7% overall of its prescriptions. take a look at some of the comments. there's cvs. they don't report quarterly or monthly, but it gives you a sense here. there's the pharmacy sales, as well. take a look at the teches from their recent quarter. first quarter pharmacy sales from cvs included a significant benefit asociety uasociated wit walgreens. they're benefitting from walgreens no longer being a part of it. you see there, they comprise 12.7% of prescriptions a year ago. they even held a conference call a couple of months back to go over express scripts earnings. when are they going to get back on board? it would seem that it's something they need to do because it affects front of the store, not just back of the storeme storement. >> have you ever seen a more personal and negative compa

kim mulvihill, cvs five health watch. >>> and he is expected to recover fully. while the host of jeopardy was hospitalized the one an emmy for the best daytime game show. imagine being able to remember more when you're fast asleep. many remember the tubes more than songs played while they were awake. researchers want to know if it could improve linguistics and skills. >>> folks around the bay area today, we do have a couple calls it forming. as we had throughout the day, it should be a decent day again. we could see patchy clouds. a lot of sixties around the bay area and '70s inland. you're going to see a few more clouds from the system 01 through throughout the day today. most of the rain will stay north to the bay area. another decent to outside, temperatures are going to stay about five to 10 degrees below average. east bay numbers up toward the mid '70s. as to make your way inside the bay, you'll find some sunshine and patchy clouds. temperatures are beginning to warm up just a little bit. then it looks like we could cool off and another trough moving in nex

cvs and visa are providing gift cards. i would also like to say that our representatives from hud have been incredibly important. you'll be hearing from the leadership of hud. jake martin is here from the va , and joanna's year as part of the incredible case work that has gone on. and trent, his incredible team. and joyce krum, his deputy for homeless services. i want to acknowledge they have been helpful in pulling together the nation's when an individual needs furnishings -- pulling together damnations when an individual needs furnishing. -- pulling together donations when an individual needs furnishing. and so, to start us off, our mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, bevin. i want to reiterate my thanks to the board of supervisors for working with me. bevin, is an ex-person on the board as well. we are also proud of the work you have started. i cannot think of a more patriotic thing to do than to find a homeless veteran there home in san francisco. i would be the first tuesday, despite all the success we will ever d

cvs and visa are providing gift cards. i would also like to say that our representatives from hud have been incredibly important. you'll be hearing from the leadership of hud. jake martin is here from the va , and joanna's year as part of the incredible case work that has gone on. and trent, his incredible team. and joyce krum, his deputy for om

cvs caremark is our prescription benefits manager and made me switch my prescriptions over to cvs. >> the other thing that's probably pretty interesting two different wise prices of drugs. here in the u.s. we pay an enormous but in europe they don't. >> the drug companies got that concession that we wouldn't do reimportation and that's why they signed on. >> right. >> how far does boots go? >> all over europe and i think there's a bit of it in south america maybe brazil. i'll check in a moment. >> alliance every where. alliance is whole selling a around the yorld. >> i don't think they wholesale in the u.s. >> kelly evans has to go to boots. it maybe needed any drugs while in the uk yet? >> no. i feel like walgreen's is stalking me because first i moved to new york and they buy dwayne reed and now i move to london and they buy boots. take a look what's happening behind me overnight. more green across the board following yesterday we saw the same thing. stocks have been searching for direction. the stoxx europe 600 is up about .42%. this follows a mixed batch of news. german sentiment

they're selling ads and they sparked interest in shares and cvs wants $6 million for the business three times the sales for the unit. michael khan has more analysis on cbs shares on the website. you'll find it under the blogs tag at nbr.com. starbucks latest deal didn't go over well. the company announced a $100 million buyout of a small chain of san francisco based company. shared fell 2.8. after the close tonight a separate deal. this time with starbucks and coinstar opening up coffee kiosks selling coffee for one dollar and it added another 3.5% after the closing bell. rising to over $61 per share in after hours action. watch this one tomorrow. the new vending venture with starbucks expands coinstar beyond the machine and red box dvd kiosks. and today was the lates latest indication of a weakening industry. it was weaker than anticipated. shares were falling fast today off 9.7%. lowest closing price since november. volume increased almost five-fold. in worries about industrial supplies hit others and mnc almost down 5%. yesterday we had economic data pointing to slowing factory order

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customers have been fleeing to competitor cvs.ather than stem the defections, today walgreen's announced it took a 45% stake in alliance boots, based in the uk for $6.7 billion. what the heck? how does spending a fortune to buy a piece of this global drugstore chain help reverse the defections to cvs? retail is a tough business. going from domestic, which is one of the things i liked about walgreen, to international just doesn't make a lot of sense to me. especially when, like walgreen, you pay a price per earnings that's much higher than the target than you trade at yourself. in other words, they are really overpaying versus their own metrics. getting in, going in a host of directions at once as pennies is trying to do doesn't make any sense to me either. maybe walgreen's and jcpenney can pull off the growth plan, but maybe they're reasons to buy, buy, buy their competitors. as customers fall right into the hands right next door to their own operations. stick with cramer. with the spark cash card from capital one, sven's home sec

. >> stephen: now let us remind some of the people here who may not know the entirety of your cv, that you were a leader in the civil rights movement. you were elected to congress in 1986. >> yes. >> stephen: you played a key role in the struggle to end segregation as chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. the youngest speaker at the 1963 march on washington. and your new book is called "across that bridge" what does that bridge you're talking about? >> well, not just the bridge across the alabama river that we marched across. >> stephen: edmund petist bridge. >> but there are still bridges to cross and rivers to cross to make our country better to bring people together, because we are one people, one family, one house, not just american house but the world house. we all live in the same house. >> stephen: yes, but we are divided along political lines as we should be. >> oh that is not necessary. >> they are conservative, and then there are socialists. and some of us want what's best for america. we all should want the best but not just american communities, but wha

competitors are fleeing to cvs.ns, today walgreens announced it had taken a 45% stake in alliance boots a huge drugstore in uk. what the heck? how does spending a fortune to bay a global drugstore chain help reverse the defections to c cv s? this is a tough business going to international, when international is not the strongest swimmer doesn't make a lot of sense to me, especially when like walgreens you pay a price per earnings that's much higher than the trararget you te at yourself. they really overpay versus the real metrics. going in a host of directions at once like jcpenney is trying to do doesn't make sense on toe many. these plans are terrific reasons to buy, buy, buy their competitors as the failures and fumbles play directly into the hands of the stores right next door to their own operations. stick with cramer. [ male announcer ] this is corporate caterers, miami, florida. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solu

american military officials say the cv-22 osprey went down during a routine training mission at the hurlburt field air force installation. u.s. marines plan to deploy 24 ospreys in okinawa, but they are expected to use a different model, the mv-22. ospreys combine the features of a plane and helicopter and can take off and land vertically. the u.s. air force and marines use them. two american marines died in april when an osprey crashed during a drill in morocco. u.s. authorities blamed human error for that accident. japanese leaders are now awaiting the results of the investigation into the florida crash. they say until they have them, they'll postpone procedures for the deployment of the osprey. >> translator: we will not make any new moves until we learn about the details of the accident. >> before this florida crash, u.s. military leaders had hoped to deploy the mv-22 osprey later this year. they want to replace some aging helicopters in okinawa. they've been seeking approval to test the osprey next month at a base in western japan. the mayor says the florida crash provides more proof th

the first solar -- i said cvs is in five. maybe a 40% chance. the amount of money and the private sector did not -- contrary to what the doctor said, the private sector project finance market was not large enough to do projects of this size. most of the banks involved in the project are european banks. they have not been in the best condition over the last few years. >> let's talk about the cvsr project and there is a second round of questions. you said it's a one chance in four going on? when did you start the analysis and start planning for the project? >> congressman, one of the things that i'm sorry, but all the three projects, nrg was not the first. we bought in well after they were started. i can't answer the question. >> where did you buy the project? >> on cvsr? >> yes, sir. >> we signed the purchase agreement in november of 2010. >> how far along was the project at that time? >> the project was in the development phase and had most of the permits and a letter of intent with the government in terms of the 1705 financing of projects of th

and out burger have all opened new stores in pleasant hill and a deal was just signed to close the cvs store and a in order symptom clothing store will move in. pleasant hill mayor says there are many reasons for businesses to expand in the city. >> first our demographics are great, very similar to walnut creek but our commercial property and sales tax at the square footage would be less expensive than some of those other communities. >> the mayor adds not everyone is from pleasant hill. many draw customers from around central contra costa county. >>> drivers in san francisco will notice a change on some streets, where you will now have to go a little slower. >> plus an unusual case north of sacramento where a man is accused of trying to sell two bear cubs. when i grow up, i'll be a chef 'cause chefs get to cook yummy cheeseburgers, pizza, and chocolate everything i'll write a cookbook that's just for kids and there'd be a rule ... no vegetables if your child is sick over and over again, it could be pi a defect in the immune system that affects millions early detection can give childre

. >> reporter: now comes word that this cvs store will close to make room for nordstrom rack. city officials say the deal was signed last week and the discount clothing store should open in the next year. >> is it? are you serious? wow. i don't know -- i think that's going to get me in trouble. >> reporter: pleasant hill mayor says the city is atrack tracting business for many reasons. >> our commercial property and sales tax and the square footage would be less expensive than other community joos he adds that all the new business is bringing in hundreds of much needed jobs. jack's restaurant has been in downtown for two years and the coowner is pleased with all the new developments. >> see the increase in business, we see new guests coming in all the time, and it's not just people from pleasant hill. it's from the surrounding cities. >> it puts pleasant hill on the map. it's a great place and people recognize it already. it's nice we can share that with people outside our city joos one big question is what will become of the k-mart store, if it won't remain open, what will ta

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issues opinions deemed politically incorrect or the questioning of long held beliefs about america at cvs are best left to t.v. drama and face it you're going to. new york. now as the consolidated corporate media model fails and coverage alternative media and citizen journalism are on the rise as more voices perspectives and biases enter the global reporting spectrum online it becomes harder to find the facts so where does that leave the for the state and what's to be for the future of journalism earlier christopher chambers journalism professor at georgetown university joined me i asked him what his opinion was on the biggest obstacles journalism may be facing today take a listen. well you know they voile it down an allegorical form in the newsroom i mean it's corporate control five companies owning about ninety six percent. of the mainstream media in this country but there's also. there was a problem before that and that was not being able to really focus on what their role was in society yes expose truth and justice but everybody's got a different definition of what that is you ask fif

it will take place alex a call came from oil cvs says the possibility is quite high. there's been disagreement apparently between b.p. and their russian partners. over how to use the money the steady cash flow generated by by the russian operation to be holding. and apparently big pay you would like to get all this cash is dividends for us the russian side would like to use the car for global expansion and if if this disagreement goes on that it's perfectly conceivable that b.p. might want to sell out if this were all the successful russian operation or the interesting question here is whether we want to run the world try to outbid. potential and get our no good whether it would seek to control the whole company one hundred percent of that itself. or let's take a look at some enter the national markets we'll start with russia markets here and of the trade in session in the red the arts yes loss of a one percent and then my success over half a percent we've seen a lot of risk aversion going on right now and especially with the russian markets decline in oil prices of c

had two 4 locos to drink and prosecutors showed video of him buying an aerosol can of dustoff at a cvsrs before the crash. suspecting he was getting high right before the accident. the judge made the right call in finding him guilty of all charges. >> the combination of factors. such a high level of intoxication. he had a young guy who didn't even have a driver's license and for all we know never really knew thousand operate a car. you put all of those things together, and as she said, a disaster waiting to happen. >> reporter: mrp chavez declined comment ar the verdict. she'll spend the rest of her life with metal pins and screws in her body after both legs and her pelvis were broken. far more painful, though, the loss of her only child. victor aldonno will be sentenced in early august and faces up to 26 years in prison. in alexandria, julie carey, news 4. >>> a controversy vote today removes an obstacle blocking objection of metro phase ii line. voting today to drop a pro-labor agreement in the construction plans. that agreement angered lawmakers in virginia, a right to work state. o

it was incredibly stark versus cvs but the dividend dumped up to $1.10 stemmed the decline.. 23% better than u.s. steel? i don't think so. they cut the forecast and is down 5% for the yield. u.s. steel is down 28%. u.s. steel pays a meager dividend. nucor pays a fat one. is $1.46 the magic number for nucor? couldn't both stocks be down $3 or $4 in a heartbeat? you'd think so. it hasn't happened yet. watch these levels in the sell-offs that you now are going to get now that we have decided a commodity collapse destroys everything including companies that benefit. that's what's crazy, benefit from lower commodity prices i. they're working. the floor of the 4% yield is too uniform to be a coincidence as long as bernanke keeps rates low. it's a low level put but a put and shows no sign of losing luster even during yesterday's hideous pasting. stick with cramer. >> two right out of the chute ideas here. we have to get something again. everyone is pressuring merkel. then the market will go down further if the supreme court does not throw out obamacare. if they throw it out you wil