>> we sent them to francine's house.ent them to her front door >> you tried to send them to your school >> you knew where i was. >> for three years you said you tried to contact her for three years. you could not have tried that hard. you knew where i lived. and are you not allowed to give us anything. any number. [all talking at once] >> i tried to get ahold of my daughter. >> you did not >> i tried to get ahold of my daughter's aunt to get ahold of my daughter. the mom would be responsible enough >> to tell us she was ok. oh, my god. really? >> i didn't know where she was >> you think if something was wrong with morgan somebody would have called you? >> whatever. >> you knew where she was >> kirk: did you know where she was? >> i knew the province she was in. >> nine years before that? >> kirk: can i say one thing. listen, the rest of herife is what we're dealing with right now. all right. [applause] listen, those three years, i heard a message where she called and missed daddy. we can deal with that. right now there's

. >> we will next go to francine, lauren, and stephanie.rancine. >> if you look at the latest developments strictly from a policy point of view, whether it is the president executive order or whether it is the upton bill are what mary landrieu is working on, wouldn't allowing people to have these individual plans to keep their plans, wouldn't that mess up the concept of obamacare? supposedly those people in the individual plans are more healthy and if you remove them from the overall population, it messes it up. allowing the of certain segment to keep its plant, wouldn't that have a negative effect overall on the affordable care act? true, but it be think the bigger, broader effect is on the individual lives of people who now marketing getting plans they can no longer afford. , look at premium increases that are going up hundreds of dollars per month. sometimes $1000 per month. some people will get subsidies and payless. there is this thing in the middle where they just get enough and have no subsidy. dramatically. deductibles that are at a

we spoke to his mom francine over the phone. says her son was well traveled, intelligent, and popular among his peers. she tells us: "he was bright, articulate, a hard worker, honesthe was a great guy. he was a really good guy and i am glad i was his mother." this intersection has had its issues. over the last 6 years kron 4 has reported on close calls and drivers making illegal right turns onto the freeway ramp. the driver stayed at the scene after today's accident and was questioned by police. it's still unclear if the crash was the result of an illegal right turn. as the day went on a memorial continued to grow at the scene. >> utilities commissioner is proposing that pacific gas & electric co. be fined $17.25 million for falsely claiming two old pipelines were safe and filing misleading records to downplay the the california public utilities commission on monday said it received the proposal from commissioner mark ferron; an earlier proposal called for 6.75 million in fines for the violations. two judges found previously tha

francine?ok at the latest developments in obamacare, strictly from a policy point of view, whether it is the president's executive order, or whether it is what mary landrieu was working on, would not allowing people who have these individual plans to keep their plans, would that not mess up the overall concept of obamacare, because supposedly the people in the individual plans are more healthy, and that would remove them from the overall population and messes them up, so this is the deal, allowing the circuit -- certain segment to keep its plant, would that not have a negative effect overall? >> well, that made the true. i think the bigger, broader effect is in the individual lives of people who are now getting plans they can no longer afford, and by that, you look at premium increases that are going up hundreds of dollars per month, sometimes $1000 per month. it is a wide range. some people will get subsidies, but there is this group in the middle and make just enough, they get no subsidy, and

. >> we're going to go next to francine. >> if you look at the latest developments in obamacare, strictly from a policy point of view, whether it's the presence executive order one whether it's the up and bill or whether it's what mary landrieu is working on, wouldn't allowing people who have these individual plants to keep their plans, wouldn't that mess up the overall concept of obamacare? .. >> sometimes a thousand dollars a month. i mean, you know, it's a wide range. some people will get subsidies and support and pay less. but there's this group in the middle who make just enough, they get no subsidy, and the price of their premiums for their plans is going up dramatically. but moreover, and this is just what -- after 36 meetings in my own district -- their deductibles, their deductibles, they fear, are at a level where unless you have a catastrophic health event in your family, you really don't have health insurance because you're paying upwards of 12, $15,000 where it was 2 or 3,000. and so they may go without, because you have a guarantee issue. so you can always go to the emergenc

. >> we're going to go next to francine. >> if you look at the latest developments in obamacare, strictlyfrom a policy point of view, whether it's the presence executive order one whether it's the up and bill or whether it's what mary landrieu is working on, wouldn't allowing people who have these individual plants to keep their plans, wouldn't that mess up the overall concept of obamacare? ..