. >>> also, the new the epipen that costs thousands of dollars. how are many getting their prescriptions for free? >>> plus, we celebrate the musical life on glen campbell with works from everyone from the beach boys to john wayne. >>> but we start today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> he has bnee threatened they'll be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> north korea threatens to attack guam. >> the president has to tone it down. we're dealing with a very dangerous situation. >> u.s. intelligence has assessed that north korea has produced a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on missiles that could potentiallyea rch the united states. >> if true, it represents the greatest crisis undoubtedly since the cuban missile crisis. >>> police in france are hunting for a driver who rammed a car into a crowd of soldiers. the mayor says it was detebera. >> five vince lombardi trophies on the tail. >> all that -- >> the baby whale ran under some paddle borders. >> -- and all that happens -- >> would you play barack obama? someo

just 26% of prescriptions filled today are for the brand name epipen. over the treatment and its cost. anna, good morning. >> good morning. this device, the auvi-q might be why the confusing prices. some prefer the epipen because of its small size. the listed price for a two-pack, over $200. most aren't paying for that leading to the question, who is. authentics ha s havs have change first visited this family. two of the sick have severe allergies and lat last year at this time, justin and lex lexi henegar were not happy with the price of epipens. last year heather bresch was questioned about the price. >> sir, we believe it was a fair price and now lowered the price by half. >> reporter: cvs pharmacy offered a different generic injector for $109. then the past june the henegars got a letter from their insurer. >> they no longer cover the epipen, only the jen etdic pen. >> reporter: but they were out of stock and that's when they looked at the auvi. q. evan and eric edwards invented the auvi-q after growing up with allergies. it's smaller and comes with

we had a congressional hearing in the fall of last year in response to the epipen. as you mentioned, there was outrage over the pay of the executives much like wells fargo and the shareholders revolted as well calling for investors to address that as well. so there are has been a lot that has changed but honestly, we just finished the first chapter. there's so much more to this story. and the report that's out that's, again, highlighting the skyrocketing rates of food allergies in the united states with these insurance claims. 26% of those claims are related to peanut allergies. but 33% are related to food in general. and so what has changed in our food supply? ashley: that's all key question, isn't it? why has this exploded over the last ten years? >> over the last ten years. and, again, you know, when you look at that report, it wasn't just children that were filing for those insurance claims. 34% of the filings were adults. so what has changed? are we allergic to food? or are we allergic to what has been done to it? and this has become an epidemic in our country.

my land was accused of reclassifying epipen's in order to not pay medicaid. >>> the 40 under 40 list is topped by the 39-year-old president of france, number two, mark zuckerberg, his was 33, and one of the youngest people is chance the wrapper who is 24 years old. that's news at 5:00, starting right now. >>> today is a yellow weather alert day. here's the first alert weather. >>> we still have a severe thunderstorm watch cove last line goes through we are okay and we now have a severe thunderstorm warning into charles county. our first warning, tremendous storms north of us and baltimore has had warnings most of the afternoon. flash flood watch until 2:00. all of the warnings, baltimore northward. driving up i-95 north, not a pretty sight. here's the radar, we look to the west. we have one storm developing and this is the last area of storms i'm watching which will cause problems in the immediate metro area. this is the storm that has prompted the warning. we will zoom and. it has been raining about an hour and a half.

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parents of kids who rely on life saving epipens into a fit of rage by spiking the price to more thann, that company that makes the epipen has now finalized a $465 million settlement with the justice department which is actually resolving claims it overcharged the government millions for epipen drug. that settlement by the way is far less than what the government was overcharged. >> no guilt. liz: no guilt. with this settlement mylan admitted no guilt. as the stock does move higher, it is well off 52-week highs. this is a classic pr disaster and they knew it. >> the no guilt thing, remember, the justice department getting the companies when they enter into the agreements to admit guilt. that helps the class-action lawyers, if you get them to admit guilt and the numbers, the penalty, the out-of-pocket expense goes up dramatically when you have to pay them off. the fact you had no guilt is easier to fight back. and that's why the stock -- liz: we'll see. >> i know. liz: kids die, one peanut or milk. >> you know why it is higher than it should be otherwise, the no guilt thing helps. what

. >> tonight a settlement over the cost of epipen s. >> how much the drug maker agreed to pay and what is means for you. >> shawn, tony, we're tracking downpours on you tonight and they're widely separated and bigger toy may be what we seal tomorrow a stronger line of thunderstorms that will approach you're area they may have stronger winds and hail and certainly heavy rain. that will occur friday afternoon and talking to changes and improvement if the forecast. minutes away, tony. >> thank you, much. if you have an idea for the story call 202-85-3000 even better email your tips to "fox5" tips at fox5tips@wttg.com we'll be right back. >> police need your help finding a teenager that went missing in fairfax country. 16-year-old mustah ismel last seen metropolitan certainty drive last monday walking to track practice at lee high school and never made it. ismael is 5' 8", 155 pounds and cognitive dispilt and is in need of medication. if you know of his whereabouts call police. >>> the maker of epi peb and federal officials finalized a settlement over charges that mylan over charged govern

they're no longer going to be covering epipens. only the generic version. their plan. >> at their farm see. generics were out of stock. that's when they looked at it. >> this is very personal for us. >> aaron and invented it after growing up allergies. >> carry it in our pockets every day. >> every day. >> you are sa petszed to carry two. right. i have that as well. >> smaller and comes with its own voice instructions. basically any body who picks up the device is able to have a voice guiding them. what do i do next? >> i think that's key. all about confidence. and, we saw hesitation. >> that one is a lot bigger. so, this one its a little easier to hold. >> lexi henniger liked the product not the price. the list for -- >> that was disappointing. called me before they filled my prescription if i wanted them to fill it. but drugmakerer, stepped in with its affordability program. and the families out of pock emt cost went to 0. how is that possible? the ceo spencer williamson. >> the pricing reimbursement system in the country is broken. and, we're committed t

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," the epipen and stocks plunge. >>> here on wall street stocks plummetedrday amid president trump's ability to push through the economic agenda and the deadly van attack in spain. it was the second worst day for markets this year. the dow lost 270 points, the s&p fell 38, its lowest close in over a month, and the nasdaq finished 123 points lower. some business groups are praising the latest executive order rolling back environmental rules on the governmental fund ing project. environmental groups say it will harm the climate and allow projects to be built in areas prone to flooding, putting lives at risk. >>> the maker mylan has come up with an agreement. they will pay $465 million, though it will not have to admit any wrongdoing. mylan came under fire after raising the price for a pair of epipens. >>> a class action lawsuit claims poland spring water isn't actually spring water. poland springs is just common ground water. poland springs parent company nestle says they meet all the qualifications. >>> in tonight's preseason game against seattle he'll wear

south not just epipen. it is everything from insulin on down.rst of all, to say to the big pharmaceutical companies, you can't own washington, d.c. secondly, big pharmaceutical companies are paying off generic companies to actually keep their products off the market. we could save $3 billion over ten years according to the congressional budget office. >> trevor: recently the democrats have started to notice a rift in the party and that -- in that some democrats are saying it's time to have democrats running for office even if they may not agree with all the democratic principles such as pro-choice or certain taxes or just ideas that are commonly associated with being a democrat. other people like elizabeth warren have come out and said, no, if you are not going to be pro-life -- i mean, if you're not going to be pro-choice, then the democratic party is not for you. how do you see the democrats navigating that quagmire? >> well, we have a clear platform, and that is that we are -- we believe that a woman has a right to choose her own destiny. >>

it's not clear if his lawyers will immediate insanity. >> maker of epipen and just had a settlement. agreement potential medicade rebate liability claims of federal government and potential claims of hospitals. the deal also proyth fun funneleding for medicade programs in all 50 states. >>> all right listen to this one. there soon will be a funky smell coming from the u.s. botanic garden home to three corps flowers all three expected to bloom in the next few days. this is video from when it bloomed last year. beautiful nroyer there interesting. rare tropical bloom gets the name because it emits a foul small that might remind you of rotten cab aming. the event marks the first time three corps flowers bloomed same tim at north american institution. it way be more freing rant than usual. >> all right. nasa hopes a partnership with the boy scouts will help girls get the opportunity to explore careers in science, technology and engineering and math. girl scouts plan to introduce six new space baths available in 20 19. >> start of another bring your own kun at 7-eleven. customers can fill

. >> coming up the governor reaches multi-million settlement with maker of epipen. >> researchers says of one of your senses could be a huge sign of future problems in elderly years. >> a live look outside across the region, time 5:37, temperatures 78, back in a moment for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "fox5 news morning". today is friday, august 18. time now is 5:40 in the morning. it is time for our zip trip friday. today we're going to number rio♪ in gaithersburg, maryland♪ tucker barnes starts us off at 6 a.m.♪ myself, allison seymour and erin we're going to join minimum. >> you were almost there i was grooving with you for a second. >> all right. the "fox5" team will be there until 11 a.m. come on out, say hi, we wo

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" stocks plunge and news on the epipen.oxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning, anne-marie. here on wall street stocks plummeted yesterday amid president trump's ability to push through the economic agen a agenda, and the deadly van attack in spain. it was the second worst day for markets this year. the dow lost 270 points, the s&p fell 38, its lowest close in over a month, and the nasdaq finished 123 points lower. some business groups are praising the latest executive order rolling back environmental rules on government-funded building projects. it speeds the process. environmental groups say it will harm the climate and allow projects to be built in areas prone to flooding, putting lives at risk. >>> the drugmaker mylan has finalized a deal to pay on the epipen. they will pay $465 million, though it will not have to admit any wrongdoing. mylan came under fire after raising the price for a pair of evenpens from $1,000 in 2008 to $600. >>> a class action lawsuit claims poland sprin

lea: makers of epipen have finalized claims for overcharges.arrasco with more on that and the other headlines making news this morning. tracee: reached a deal with federal authorities to settle claims that it overcharged the medicaid program by millions of dollars. mylan will pay $465 million. that settles allegation that is mylan misclassified epipen as generic product reducing the amount of rebates owed to medicate. lauren: tell us about the obama premium hike in iowa in. >> this is pretty big, iowa only obamacare insurer is looking for 57% rate increase, that's 13% more than they asked for in june. it's because of uncertainties over federal health care subsidies, this is a growing trend and insurers are stuck in holding pattern waiting on congress and the trump administration to decide the fate of obamacare. lea: we got clarity on the subsidies. i want to talk about this because i'm going on a little trip to alaska and i like to look at google maps before i do and now i'm hearing that google maps is going interactive. >> perfect time for you

they underfunded classifying it as epipen. >>> to the lehigh valley where a series of public forums begin over the future da -- i'm sorry, the newer -- the future di vinci science center display. >>> the lehigh valley, if you're looking for a part-time job, today might be your lucky day. dorney park is looking to fill 500 positions for halloween haunt. you have to be at least 15 years old. >>> here's a look at the fake 0 $20 bill handed over at a business in aliquippa. the dead giveaway it's a fake, it says for motion picture only. police haven't said if they know where the money came from or who passed it. >> do you have your tickets for tonight's powerball drawing? >> brisk sales have pushed sales to $700 million. no one has won the top powerball prize since june. the biggest was $1.6 billion shared by three ticket winners in 2016. your odds of winning the jackpot is 1 in 292 million. an interesting fact, the odds of winning do not depend on the numbers you pick but some combinations of numbers many people pick, including 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. they say don't pick those. they say you may wan

he faces up to ten years in prison >>> pennsylvani has reached a epipen mylan will have to pay the state for overcharging they h pay the feds $450 millio mylan accused of underpaying >>> a woman is recovering from i'll show the mugshot of the man who hurt the officer. it started when someone called 911 after they heard him making there, police say mills tried to run away. during the struggle the officer mills had cocaine and heroin. >>> a local combat veteran just armed force. nbc 10 and south philadelphi the goal is to help empower, today nbc 10 learned about some >> have various activities and events workshops that are ongoin throughout the month. some place where we can support >> she says she hopes the new >>> imagine the endless jackpo the jackpot is up to a whopping $535 million. ticket are up. the drawing is saturday night. as they are pulled. >>> all right. let's check in on our nbc 10 we're tracking some severe within the next hour. this is a live look at some nbc 10 steven fisher is live for us this afternoon in montgomery >> hope people brought rain gear. >> rep they did. but

. >>> the maker of epipens made a settlement and resolves claims that mylan medication for ten years.he revelation became the center of a firestorm over drug prices. now, federal and state lawmakers say the settlement should be bigger. >>> we're now seeing the video that led to a florida deputy facing criminal charges. he is seen driving at 104 miles per hour when he crashes into a smart car. now, the man in that smart car suffered a brain injury and a fractured skull. the deputy was pursuing a suspect but investigators say he was ordered not to do that. his trial starts in ten days. he's charged with reckless driving. >>> this wasn't your ordinary pickup at the drive-through window of a miami burger king. the thief saw no one in the booth and pried open the locked window and then you can see he takes the cash register and off he goes. gives it a good yank, disconnects the cable, runs of 0. hasn't been seen since. >> he knew what he was doing. >>> time for preseason football. >> the highlights from espn. >>> good morning, america. i'm nicole. he's neil. he has the bad highlight so he

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a new alternative to the controversial epipen wchl'll show you-tech spin on the auto injector device and how it can be affordable to anyone. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." intrzero alcohol™.ine® it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... hiof ts. try listerine® zero alcohol™. >>> wednesday morning, a war of words escalating between president trump and north korea. both sides issuing new threats. the latest on how guam is responding to the direct threats against the island. >>> and breaking news out of paris. the mayor says someone districtly drove a group of -- deliberately drove a car of a group of soldiers there. >>> what about your pets during the eclipse? what you need to know about protecting their eyes coming up. talk weather now, melissa nord standing by. >>> it's refreshing out there, crisp cool and comfortable. that's the wednesday morning. enjoy it the next couple of days or nights but this weekend will

your throat swells and you can't breathe and blood pressure drops and you have to hit it with ab epipen. >> unlike other food allergies that happen fast symptoms of meat induced allergy can take six hours to show up. they are marked with a white doll on the back. >> 0 firefighters cawted tonight at the bucks county community college basic fire academy. they'll be nationally certified in firefighter training programs. well done. >> indeed. it's been a cool august. >> on a number of levels. >> cool august the last couple days highs into the 70s and we pairly made it to 80. this evening, really nice. >> pure perfection. cloudy start. skies clearing throughout the day and beautiful evening with drier air settling in and cooler temperatures in place. we hit 80 today in philadelphia. the last several days highs have been in the 70s and yeah, it's august. our normal high temperature is 86. even had a cool start at 66 this morning and overnight lo lows will be running cooler than average and we got a break from the ac this august. from this break not the case. our monthly temperature ran about

we are concerned about flash flooding, epipen here throughout central portions of veracruz where wind damage will be a possibility toward the coastline. it will be coming down throughout the day but could see over a foot of rainfall. mudslides again possible. i'm justin povick with your accuweather forecast. >>> a protester took a creative approach to trying to get a message to president trump just steps from the white house. >> being called chicken don. the 30-foot-high inflatable bird is roosting at a park just south of the white house. a filmmaker put it there to criticize the president for being weak and ineffective in his words. >>> powerball officials just gave an update. did anyone hit the latest jackpot? >>> plus, sparks fly at a council meeting but not because of a heated debate. we'll tell you what caused this purse to suddenly explode. >>> and a feisty cat invades a baseball game causing a delay. why the home team is calling the feline their little hero. ouch. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it sh

your throat swells and you can't breathe and blood pressure drops and you have to hit it with ab epipen. >> unlike other food allergies that happen fast symptoms of meat induced allergy can take six hours to show up. they are marked with a white doll on the back. >> 0 firefighters cawted tonight at the bucks county community college basic fire academy. they'll be nationally certified in firefighter training programs. well done. >> indeed. it's been a cool august. >> on a number of levels. >> cool august the last couple days highs into the 70s and we pairly made it to 80. this evening, really nice. >> pure perfection. cloudy start. skies clearing throughout the day and beautiful evening with drier air settling in and cooler temperatures in place. we hit 80 today in philadelphia. the last several days highs have been in the 70s and yeah, it's august. our normal high temperature is 86. even had a cool start at 66 this morning and overnight lo lows will be running cooler than average and we got a break from the ac this august. from this break not the case. our monthly temperature ran about

company came under intense regulatory scrutiny recently over the price of its emergency allergy shot epipenarnings, but what investors will be looking for is comments on the falling price for generic drugs. richard dunbar is investment director we wa nt we want to update you on a story that's developing in france. the mayor is talking about what happened earlier today where a bmw drove into soldiers and the mayor said this is no doubt it was a deliberate act. more detail coming through to us. reports that this car hit soldiers who were on patrol outside paris. it says it injured six people. two of them were seriously injured. the vehiclejust them were seriously injured. the vehicle just drove off after that incident. that took place at 8am this morning. that's 6 o'clock gmt in the northern western suburb of paris. we'll get much more on that for you and bring it to you here on bbc news. when we hear more, we'll update you. the markets across europe. they are edging lower. richard dunbar is investment director at aberdeen asset management. i know you were listening to our conversation about

last year, there was this case, where my map pharmaceuticals jacked the price of the epipen, a medication that is pennies to produce, lifesaving, and if you do not have it, you could die quickly. i see allergy patients in my office frequently, and this company, through greed and nothing else, jack the price -- jacked the price up to over $600 and we cannot have the corporations involved in health care or any industries in this .ountry only work on the greed there has to be some consideration of the quality they do and their employees, and americans and their needs. host: let me ask you about the issue of the opioid crisis in prescribing opiates. the headline -- training relates to opioid prescribing. they say a new study says the better a school but dr. trane., the less likely he or she is to prescribe opioids. tell us about your experience with the crisis at your practice. guest: it has been an interesting progression. i believe i went to a good school, george washington university in washington, it was the 1990's. at that time, it was felt we did not take pain issues seriously enough. i

the infamous maker of the epipen missing on earnings and revenue as well as the outlook for 2017. a generic drug maker. they are up almost half a%. right now just earlier they did hit an all-time low. on pretty heavy team of almost 30 million. coming up on the show she's been at the forefront of the consumer battle versus drug makers. robin o'brien is joining us in the foxbusiness exclusive. i finally found out. i have to do is tune into the fox news channel. that's where you can watch her filling in for neil convertible. the harsh warnings echoing the words of one of his predecessors who also found himself in the middle of a nuclear crisis. we enter you hear the comments. straightahead. secretary of defense larry joined us. between in the u.s. and the rogue nation. it's putting us closer to a real-life battle. countdown is coming right back. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as

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the epipen has new competition. why families who use it are confused over the cost. that and the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. >>> southwest airlines is recovering from delays after a tech issue affected about 120 flights. the problems arose last night but the airline says that the issue has since been resolved. all but 7 flights left with an average delay of 90 minutes: a southwest spokesman says the airline apologizes to customers for the inconvenience. >>> the google engineer who was fired for a memo he wrote about gender differences has a new job offer. in a tweet, the founder of wikileaks said, censorship is for losers and offered james damore a job. he was fired after his memo says there are biological reasons women are not suited for tech industry jobs. he says he plans to sue the company for wrongful termination. >>> disney is preparing to go head to head with netflix and the u.s. has a new smartphone king. >> that's right. joining us now kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. netflix is going to lose

been prettybad, an they expect that to continue also affected by increased competition for their epipenluding their own authorized generic version they said they would launch last year amid the pricing controversy. they are going to delay some big generic drug launches until 2018, taking that out of their 2017 gooins. sending an uncertain u.s. regulatory environment right now. those are generic versions and asthma drugs so those expected to be big launches if and when they come and in terms of the uncertain regulatory environment, interesting one. the fda in terms of generic drug approvals is on pace to set a record year here after 651 last year in 2016, 633 already this year with two months more to go in the fiscal year. however, the generic drug approvals they'll delay until 2018 those are complex generics, similar to the epipen, but we haven't seen that competitor and that's where the fda commissioner said he wanted to speed up the fda >> i'm trying to muster sympathy that they're sad that generic drug prices are going down. >> that's true and interesting because you are hearing peop

country, drug maker mylan will pay $465 million to settle federal allegations of price-gouging for the epipen. the device can stop allergic reactions in emergencies. the justice department says mylan overbilled medicaid by more than a billion dollars, over a decade. still to come on the newshour: we talk to leaders of two cities about the controversy of removing confederate monuments. what white house strategist steve bannon's recent statments reveal about the trump agenda. making sense of the retail industry's transformation. >> sreenivasan: now, to the fallout from charlottesville, and the spotlight it cast on confederate monuments. the president spoke out in their defense today, even as the campaign to clear them from public spaces intensified. statues of confederate leaders, in baltimore, removed in the night. a monument to confederate soldiers, in durham, north carolina, torn down by protesters monday. virginia governor terry mcauliffe joined in, on "cbs this morning." >> it's time for these monuments to come down, it's time for us to move together after what happened in charlottesville.

. >>> mylan settled with the feds about epipen pricing.65 million-dollars, a big number. soon as you know the number, factor it in, the stock goes up a fraction. we know the number, the stock goes up. >>> our next guest, you know him, has a new op-ed on foxnews.com. called charlottesville, trump need new national address that outlines our goals and brings country together. do you think that would do it, a oval office address? >> i think that is a first step. stuart, we're all americans. we have common interests, and they're not facilitated by us pulling ourselves apart. stuart: you think he would have to do mea culpa, that i didn't get it right on charlottesville, here is my opinion? >> he never does mea culpas, he needs to move forward, outline the agenda, talk where he wants the country to go and how we get there. that is the idea. stuart: do you have any idea that can bring us all together, if it is not the president, i don't know whether it is or isn't, do you have the name of a democrat or republican that could lead us together? >> st

. >>> the makers of the epipen have finalized a settlement with the federal government.overcharging medicaid by misclassifying the life-saving device. the company caused public outrage last year when it raised the twice of a twin pack of epipens to $600, when it had been $100 in 2008. >>> raise your hand if you need a "morning boost." >> we do. >> you know that rooting for the hometown football team is a tradition for a lot of families. one bride had the best gift for her dad on her wedding day. at her reception, he changed into a chicago bear's gown for the father/daughter dance. ♪ all right. that's brittany harmon's down. it featured the bears' colors and logo. she found it on the clearance rack. you know what that song is? that's the bears' fight song. her dad's response was, i was speechless and i could not hug her enough. and even the groom was unaware of the moment they created. >> that's so cute. >> isn't that the best? >> da bears. >> very cute. thank you, hoda. >>> much more ahead today. including the great ellipse debate. should schools let kids go outside and

seen rapid increases in life saving medications and life extending medications, whether it's the epipen, insulin costs creeping up when we're talking about the life saving opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone. these are examples of drugs that have gone up significantly in price in recent years and we need to act. we need to hold these corporations accountable. >> real quick, i'm almost out of time at the end of the show. to the discussion about immigration, senator, i have to say it's not all ridiculous. the -- this play be a weird way that the trump administration is getting around to something that ends up being comprehensive immigration reform. are there pieces of what the president said about a merit based system you can get behind? >> well, i did not get a chance to hear the press briefing that i understand just happened and talk about this policy. i did catch the tail end of your interview right before mine and i want to underscore my agreement with the last point made which is that it's high time to create some certainty around the dreamers. it would be the cruellest thing i co

(grant) epipen maker mylan...has agreed to pay 465-million-dollars in a settlement with the departmentustice. the payment would settle claims that mylan mis-classified epi-pen as a generic drug... in order to avoid rebates - mostly payable to medicaid. epi-pen is an emergency injection used for severe allergic reactions. as a brand name drug, it is subject to higher rebates payable to medicaid. that regulation is meant to protect taxpayer-funded programs from large price spikes for drugs only available from a single source. the justice department says that to keep from paying the rebates, mylan wrongly classified epi-pen as a generic drug. ( pam ) could self driving cars.... drive away millions of jobs. a look at the impact this new technology could have on the workforce.( grant ) and kevin durant returns to his hometown to celebrate the warriors' title. his response when asked about whether or not he will visit the white house.( pam ) plus, we are following breaking news out of spain. a raid has just unfolded near barcelona ... we are learning it foiled another terror attack. the dram

. >> right now the philadelphia "enquirer" has an update on the myln and the epipen.as raised from $94 in 2007 to $608 last year. it costs less than $10 to make the injector. >> the portland press herald of maine says the poland spring water doesn't come from springs. it seeked money in damages. a similar case was settled in 2003. the lawsuit claims they're bottling common groundwater. a spokeswoman said it is 100% spring water and it meets all federal standards. >>> there's a rally cat custody battle brewing between a cardinal and feral cat. the group is caring for the cat. they say finding the right home is the most important thing. but a cardinals official s cat will be returned. my goodness. >> i like your sports calling. it has a rhythm. >> as gayle knows if something else doesn't work out in the news, i'm working on a plan. >>> they take a look at critical issues in their popular podcast called still processing. they discuss a wide range from climate change to kanye west. this week's episode was especially phone yant as they discuss the violence in charlottesvil

the company also caused public outrage last year when they raised the price of a twin-pack of epipens>>> raise your hand if you need a morning boost? >> we do! >> always! >> all right, you guys know that rooting for the hometown football team is a tradition in a lot of families, so one bride in illinois had the best gift for her dad, on her wedding day. at her reception, she changed into a chicago bears gown for the father/daughter dance. take a look. ♪ >> that's brittany harmon's gown. it featured the bears' colors, the logo. it wasn't custom made. she found it on the clearance rack at a bridal salon. but she and her dad, they danced and they danced, and that song happens to be the bears' fight song. her dad's response was literally, quote, i was speechless and i could not hug her enough. and i guess even the groom was unaware of the moment that they created -- >> it's so cute! >> isn't that the best! >> da bears! very cute. thank you, hoda. >>> there's much more ahead today, including the great eclipse debate. should schools actually let kids go outside and look at it? >> also ahead

epipen's price was raised to more than $600 last year.mylan ceo says bringing closure to this matter is the right course of action. >> the portland press herald says spring water done come from springs. the class action suit seeks at least $5 million in damages from poland spring's parent company nestle. the similar case was settled in 2003. nestle is bottling common ground water. the product is 100% spring water and that it meets all federal standards. >> st. louis post dispatch says there's a rally cat custody battle between cardinals and feral cat outreach group. running on the field before the cardinals in a game winning grand slam home run. the group is caring for the cat. it says finding the right home is the most important thing but a cardinals official says the team has been assured the cat will be returning. my goodness. >> i like your sports calling. it's the rhythm. >> she is multitalented. >> as gayle knows in case something doesn't workout here i have a career as a sports broadcaster. >> yankees red sox series. >> they take a