are expected to come in and why you have seen the stocks of united health care and a etna, and ciowa gna, and well point move down sharply. >> did not know. that wall street journal reports. from the state of michigan, new age of new newcomers pob. and average age 41. and state of kentucky over the age of 55. and 24 percent under the age of 34. it is simple math again. >> it is simple math and the fact is, one part of the math we didn't put up there, bill is that most of the younger people are going into medicaid and not obama care. and so we have a huge problem building for the insurance companies and it is potentially a critical blow to the finance. >> and if you know this and you need young americans to sign up for this, why was it written in the law to allow everybody to stay on the plan until 26? you need 21 and 26 years old to make the math work? >> absolutely. the whys go on. one can't imagine why you would spend $1.8 trillion to provide coverage for folks who don't have that coverage. this administration got obama care in addition to lying about keeping your doctor and insurance

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us his worst experience was at nighttime, there's no light, so we're trying to get glow sticks and gna soon as possible. >> for jim, anything helps. they'll go back to tacloban, determined to rebuild, refusing to give up. >> that's it for me. i'll be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern, 1:00 p.m. pacific on "the lead." newsroom continues right noum frau washington, illinois, with brooke. >> it is great to be with you here on this monday. i'm brooke baldwin live here in what remains of washington, illinois. i want you to take a look behind me. we can pan in so you can see what reality is like for the 15,000, population 15,000 or so people here in washington, but specifically for this neighborhood, let me tell you, i just walked two miles just to get here. the security, the police, the sheriff's deputies, it's that tight because they want to keep people, those who should be here, here, and those who should not, out. just a short time ago, the national weather service confirmed this tornado here that ripped through the city of washington, as in fact, an ef-4 storm with wind of about 190 miles per h

." >> coming up on "gna" we are heading into a day of heavy rain, high winds and dangerous ice at a massivel storm rolls over the american southwest and then starts lumbering eastward. it may not affect you guys but it's going to affect every american perhaps who is traveling by air this week, especially if you're going across country as we enter into one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. speaking of travel an inflight scare a terrifying scene had passengers in real fear as a man loses it on board a flight to atlanta. take a look. >> bomb on the plane, there's a [ bleep ]. >> there's a bomb on the plane he's saying. coming up wait until you see what happened next. >>> also coming up the royal entrance, prince harry landed in antarctica, getting ared to begin his 200-mile trek to the south pole. we'll have the latest details on his journey and the charity that he's raising for and the holiday season is almost here as you noted in your last report, people are already lining up at the stores to get the season's most popular gifts and we sent our sarah haines in with some ruthless kid to

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