gary moore diagnosed more than five years ago with diabetes. he was dependent on insulin to control his blood sugar. >> g that a 1 c down. no more diabetes for gary. he works through texting and vide chats to change his eating habits. >> all my life i have eaten what i wanted to eyeat. eventually found in after 6 i was nths of trying, over eating. >> since he started almost a year ago, he's lost more than 50 pounds. and his blood sugar is under control. so much that he's been able to stop taking insulin. 60% of his patients reverse diabetes. >> with those results come cost savings. $9600 on average in theo first years on drug and medical costs. the program costs$370 out of pocket per month. for gary moore, it's been worth it. >> they saved my life. what is your life worth. >> for nightly business report. i'm meg l. >>> before we go, here's another look at the sell f ones wi wrls today. the dow dropped 328 points. the s&p 500 fell 37. that is nightly business rort r tonight. i'm sue herera, thanks for joining us, have a great evening .and we am s

moore, hold that thought. one of the other folks that you worked with is gary cohn, the president's chief economic adviser up untilonths ago. he was asked yesterday in washington about the impact of these tariffs on china specifically and what they would mean. here's what he said. >> if you end up with a tariff battle, you will end up with price inflation. you could end up with more consumer debt. those are all historic ingredients for an economic slowdown. >> could it wipe out the benefits of the tax bill in. >> yes, it could. >> is he right? >> i don't like tariffs. i agree a lot with what gary cohn said. as you know, poppy, gary cohn left the white house because he disagreed with trump on the tariff policy. i just think that trump is right, that the status quo with china cannot stand. i'm looking at the lead story of the wall street journal here this morning is growth in u.s. leaves the world behind and they talk about how the united states is now growing a -- china's economy is flatlined now. let me make this -- >> okay. >> china needs to trade with the united states more than we need trade with them. if they

moore. clark's wife announced his death on twitter. since then.. the tributes have been pouring in ... for the two-time superbowl champion... who played his entire career with the niners. ((ken)) our sports director gary radnich joins us now.gary... a tremendous loss today.tremendous loss today. the very sad news came out today... the man who made "the catch"... the most iconic play in bay area sports history... dwight clark... passed away at the age of 61 after a battle with als... clark... a former all-pro and two-time super bowl champion.... was drafted by the 49ers in the 10th round after bill walsh watched him catch passes from a quarterback the 49ers were looking at in the draft... word is clark brought his golf clubs to training camp... planning to play pebble beach after he was cut before he went back home to north carolina of course he not only made the team... but played nine seasons with the 49ers... becoming one of the best receivers in the nfl... and a favorite target... and god friend... of target... and god friend... of joe montana last october... only month after announcing he had als... chark said goodbye tothe 49ers faithful... and he gave special thanks to eddie debartolo... who com