gruber is calling this sheer neglect and abandonment. >> it's horrific. what's worse -- if you're aware of where this is. right across the street is hollywood memorial hospital. right across the street. >> gruber says after the devastation, the families have already endured, many many feel guilty about leaving their loved ones in the nursing home even if they were kept out due to the emergency. >>> president donald trump is planning a trip to ravaged parts of the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. yesterday her toed a southwest florida -- toured a southwest florida neighborhood damaged by hurricane irma. the president was joined by the first lady and vice president mike pence. the group handed out sandwiches and bananas to people at a nearby mobile home park. >>> vice president mike pence took a separate trip to tour more areas. at one gathering he quoted scripture to help comfort those who came to see him. at another event he joined an assembly line to load bottled water on to a truck. >>> today in the russia investigation, the spokesman for former tru

>> i can tell you that saw gruber has offices both in north jersey as well as mt.d got the call this morning to make sure he could get on the ground in florida. i just hung up the phone with him a few minutes ago. he's ready to listen and fight if he's retained. fresh off a flight from philadelphia to the devastation of miami -- >> everything is in a whirlwind now because of the investigation. >> reporter: attorney saul gruber of mt. laural will spend the next several days gathering family information from loved ones of senior citizens who died inside this hollywood, florida, nursing home. >> it's horrific. and what's worse about it is, i don't know if you're aware of where this nursing home is. right across the street is hollywood memorial hospital. right across the street. >> reporter: he's been fighting nursing home neglect and abuse nationwide for 25 years. gruber doesn't blame irma. he says even with generators running, there was no ac or plan in place. he called it sheer neglect and abandonment. he and attorneys will meet with families tomorrow. >> we're sett

. >> reporter: the heartbroken family of louisiana state university freshman max gruber prepares for his funeral. ? we will never know what he might have contributed to the world. >> reporter: the pledge had a highly-elevated blood alcohol level, plus the presence of thc, a component of marijuana in his system. this is being called a possible instance of hazing. >> if there sh evidence that somebody was hazed we're going to take action against that person. >> reporter: while hazing has not been proven in gruber's death, the chapter has been suspended and finding anybody who has violated the policies will be held accountable. over the past decade,fi delta theta have had incidents ever hazing. a laurwyer recently settling a case. > universities and fraternities fundamentally dangerous. >> reporter: sorrow. >> we're all devastated. >> reporter: following hazing-related tragedies like the death of timothy piazza. >> our family is completely devastated. >> reporter: another family sending a young student to live the college dream, now living a nightmare. erielle reshef, achebc news, ne yo

. >>> the grieving family of max well gruber is speaking out about what they think happened to an lsu> his death ask being described as a potential hazing incident. and now the fraternity involved will be completing a review of all health and safety policies. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: the heartbroken family of louisiana state university freshman max gruber prepares for his funeral. >> we will never know what he might have contributed to the world. >> reporter: a preliminary autopsy showing the pledge had a highly elevated blood alcohol level, plus the presence of thc, a component of marijuana, in his system. lsu administrators quickly calling this a possible instance of hazing, shutting down all greek activities on campus. >> if there is evidence that somebody was hazed we're going to take action against that person. >> reporter: while hazing has not been proven in gruber's death, the national organize suspending the lsu chapter and finding anybody who has violated the policies will be held accountable. over the past decade, phi delta the theta has removed 19 undergrad

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police are investigating his death is a possibly from fraternity incident. 18-year-old maxwell gruberday. all greek activities have been suspended depending on the outcome of the investigation. >>> jason stockily testified shot anthony smith in 2011 because he thought h was reaching for a gun. prosecutors say stockily planted the weapon. the mayor of saint louis and the governor are urging calm as they prepare for the outcome of the judge's decision in the bench trial. >>> casini spacecraft will make its final dive. it circled saturn for 13 years unveiling details about the atmosphere and moons and rings. casini has supplied so much data they will be kept busy analyzing it for years. are you totally ready? to catch an eye for sparks to fly for mr. right colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for a healthier mouth. so you're totally ready! colgate total. be totally ready for life. >> reporter: welcome back on friday morning problems with the commute, i want to take you there live with one of the issues i was talking about a minute ago. we have a camera showing

he said jonathan gruber has said individual mandate might not work as well and there was an article they talked about 2014. they put too much stock in the individual mandate is the criticism. they say they put too much stock in this and more people will lose coverage. >> last time the process was this idea of regular order and john mccain and others that you talk about hearings taking place, will they bep satisfied as far as the hearings leading up to this potential vote next wee week. >> it's hard to tell. john mccain has made a really big deal.la he's indicated this isn't really regular orders. and it may not be ready monday monday morning. he hasn't said one way or another how he would vote. he is someone they are really looking at. you saw a lot of senators right off the bat express criticism. is there different mood in the sense of getting this through the senate. >> very weekly, in the senate there has been a lot of optimism. questio you do have a couple senators who are questioning things that you have a lot of senators were very open to this. they have a deadline.th a lot of repu

jonathan gruber has said that individual mandate might not work as well. there is a lot of criticism that they put too much stock in the individual mandate and this would repeal the individual mandate. that's that affected significantly. that is why it says so many more people would lose coverage. oft: one of the criticisms the process was the idea of regular order. senator john mccain talked about hearings, will they be satisfied as far as hearings leading up to the scheduled vote next week? guest: it is hard to tell. john mccain made a big deal of regular order on this. he has indicated this is being hastily called. the cbo score may not be ready when this finance committee is having the hearing. it is hard to tell. he has not said how he would vote on the legislation. he is one of those swing votes people are looking at. , the as far as the mood last time they went down this road, you saw senators off the bat express criticism. is there a different mood in the sense of this getting to the house? there has been a lot of optimism. you do have a couple sen

maxwell gruber's death is being investigated as a possible hazing accident. initial autopsy results showed a high level of alcohol in his blood. the national office of phi delta theta say they may have violated policies. including alcohol-free housing. >>> and photos of a man walking downtown seattle with a nazi arm band have gone viral. police calls that that man was picking fights. at one point he was punched. police found him lying on the ground. he refused to give his name, took off the arm band and left. police say they are not investigating, because no one has filed a complaint. >>> to football where a win is always a big deal, especially if you're the jets and the giants nowadays. but especially, a win when it doesn't happen very often. so that's why the fans of austin peay university can't be blamed for invading the field. they had been waiting to celebrate a win for nearly two years. >> this wasn't a playoff win. it wasn't a championship. it was just that they finally won a game, and that was enough to bring down the goalposts. the score of the game,

jonathan gruber wrote an article that said that's just ridiculous, that's not the reason people drop coverage is because the government's not forcing them. >> let me ask you, senator santorum, then who are they supposed to believe? the republicans who want this bill? the democrats who don't want this bill? or the non-partisan cbo? >> i think what they have to believe is what's actually before them. look at what the bill does. >> isn't that what the cbo does? >> well, no. i mean, look at what the bill does. the bill takes $1.2 trillion, all the money that is spent on obamacare with the exception of the money that is taxed on the american people, working men and women who are getting taxed right now by obamacare for not buying insurance, we're going to stop taxing people who are being punished by obamacare for not purchasing insurance. we're removing that tax. and we're going to remove a tax which is actually starting this month -- excuse me, next month on employers. i don't know if you know this, don, but president obama delayed the implementation of full obamacare. full obamacare was

medicine, the individual mandate has no effect upon enrollment, according to gruber's study. no effect. what does have an effect is a governor getting behind a project and pushing people to get enrolled. >> so you think just for the governor to say to his constituents or her constituents we need you to get onboard, that's enough? >> no, not at all. in our state our governor enrolled 450,000 people in medicaid in 18 months. whatever you think about it, incredibly effective. we have in our plan the so-called fast track mechanism that allows states to do what they did under c.h.i.p., which is to enroll people quickly. we also give option of automatic enrollment or already have the option under secretary price in which like medicare you're in unless you choose not to be. so we have different mechanisms that we think will improve enrollment. >> senator cassidy, hate to cut you off here, but sarah huckabee sanders has just taken the podium. she's talking about bipartisanship and this dinner tonight. let's take a listen. >> -- the president will also host senator schumer and congres

not is the names of the individuals or companies that is decisions north korea's economy professor gruber what three point nine percent last year were. what's behind that growth what's what's driving that growth despite the fact that north korea is a pariah state and there are all these sanctions in place that that's right but they don't say show. some years ago basically the real solution if it was copied. from us does the yeah therefore the grocer recalled last year i met so much does the nation's. biggest driving force these. markets and right at these changes they call me of north korea and this market's rate have impacts on construction because the money coming from trade helps to build large buildings in north korea also because north korea has built some power plants also there was encrypted was increased in production last year this are the most affected by trade to put it straight and marketisation korea it's about marketisation what do you what do you mean exactly is that going to help north korea withstand the impact of any further sanctions that are placed upon it where it is

luckily no one was hurt but a few pieces of wood flew off and almost smacked the homeowner..phil gruber in the face. during the next storm to stay safe phil says he'll stand right by the tree stump because lightning never strikes the same spot twice. (grant) coming up on kron4 news at nine... floridians are now getting a clearer look at the at the damage and devastation caused by hurricane irma... how many home were damaged and what's being done about the gas problem.(vicki) plus... one police department in the sunshine state has been posting updates on hurricane irma clean up... but that's not what people are focusing on.... we'll explain... (grant) and it's been two years in the making... we'll take at a look at a new documentary showing inside the oakland police department... ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wal

police are investigating his death as a possibly fraternity hazing incident. 18-year-old maxwell gruber died yesterday. police are trying to figure out if alcohol was a factor. lsu has suspended the fraternity as well as all greek activities pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> happening today a judge may rule in the murder trial of a former white police officer who shot and killed a black suspect in saint louis. jason stockily testified he shot anthony smith because he thought he was reaching for a gun. prosecutors say stockily planted the weapon. the mayor of st. louis i say and the governor are urging calm as they prepare for the protest over the judge's decision in the bench trial. the national guard is on standby. >> more breaking news coming up on "good morning america." >> we're joining robin roberts we're talking about the london subway attack. it is just coming in saying it's an ied,. >> reporter: that's right, matt and tam we'll be live in london after the small explosion on the train. firefighters escorting passengers to safety across the tracks. police calling it a

sot scared the hell out of me the once mighty cypress tree outside of phil grubers house.. is now splintered and shattered.and part of it is resting on his roof.sot it happened so fast i don't know what is saw it just was a tremendous explosionaround 6 on monday night, phil was on his deck with his wife watching the evening sky dance with lightning sot i was counting the seconds and the next thing i know this tree blew upa bolt flashed before him with a force he'd never seen or heard before.sot cover i thought it was a bombsot someone showed up today who heard it two miles awaya few pieces of wood flew off and almost smacked phil in the face, he kept the sharpest ones to show ussot that is why we saved these two to remind us how lucky we are not to be impalednats of his video phil took this video of the fire department and county out late at night, sawing up huge branch that landed on the street, blocking th roadswhat is left is now a scrap pile in his driveway.nats?a tree branch pierced a hole the size of a kitchen sink in his roof. some of the deck is also damaged.and a gutter dangles like

as much as the ceo is going to doing that is, jonathan gruber fored that was an article there is which he says no system is to clean different statistically ignorant affect. of a governor gets on board. if a governor gets on board it happens. 450siana and rolled thousand dollars in 18 months. we say towards- the end, the amount of money you get will depend upon those you enroll but we are conservative. we don't think our headquarters best of all. the patient that has be a -- the person who gets it through her employer of she had a little extra money can receive premium support in order to get it through her employer. jeffould also mention cruises amendment and the cassidy-collins bill which allows a state to put money in a health savings account for a person to have their own entrance. our polis to give patients power. this is great reform. craig'surn it over to night i did one of my weekly town hall meetings and i had a nurse on the phone and the nurse congress gets it. they finally understand what is good for america and they finally understand what is best for the state of nevada. i

sot scared the hell out of me the once mighty cypress tree outside of phil grubers house.. is now splinterednd shattered.and part of it is resting on his roof.sot it happened so fast i don't know what is saw it just was a tremendous explosionaround 6 on monday night, phil was on his deck with his wife watching the evening sky dance with lightning sot i was counting the seconds and the next thing i know this tree blew upa bolt flashed before him with a force he'd never seen or heard before.sot cover i thought it was a bombsot someone showed up today who heard it two miles awaya few pieces of wood flew off and almost smacked phil in the face, he kept the sharpest ones to show ussot that is why we saved these two to remind us how lucky we are not to be impalednats of his video phil took this video of the fire department and county out late at night, sawing up huge branch that landed on the street, blocking th roadswhat is left is now a scrap pile in his driveway.nats?a tree branch pierced a hole the size of a kitchen sink in his roof. some of the deck is also damaged.and a gutter dangles like i

the end and -- we get more per patient, and those that are healthier, a little less. , he had her gruber research article which he published in a journal of medicine. there's no statistically significant effect of the individual mandate in improving enrollment. ok. no statistically significant effect of the individual mandate. gets involved, it happens. at our state, we have a new governor who decided to expand and 450,000siana people in 18 months. --the governor is on board it happens. we incentivize governors to enroll. of money you get will depend on those who enroll. but, we are conservatives. we don't think health care could be successful after all. enrollment counts -- finding a paper -- patient who is a v8 benefits is enrolled in the v.a.. person here -- if you extra money for premium support can premium support tickets to where -- to her employer. amendment, and another bill, allow the states to put money into health savings account for the purchaser on insurance. i could go on, but our goal is to get patients power. we think this is great. i will now turn it over to steve flex b

as much as the cbo is going to ding us because free repealed the individual mandate jonathan gruber, the architect of the apa has an article research in the er which is published in "the new england journal of medicine" as well who said the effect of the individual mandate in improving enrollment. no statistically significant effect of the individual mandate improving enrollment. what does happen is that the governor gets on board. if the governor gets involved it happens. in our state we have a new governor who decided to expand medicaid. louisiana enrolled 350,000 people in 18 months. the governor is on board -- so we incentivize governors to enroll. toward the end the amount of money you get will depend upon those u.n. role but we are conservatives. we don't think health care is -- so enrollment counts finding a patient who has benefits is enrolled in the va. a person who could get it through her employer because she had extra money for premium support can receive premium support in order to get it through her employer. she mentioned incorporating ted cruz's bill which allows the

dragged off a flight >>> and later, the hollywood legend and owner of the golden state warriors, peter gruber is in the house 's hheere to talk president trump and ratings. much more "fast money" still ahead. k it? ♪ ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >>> welcome back to "fast money. oil making a comeback, up more than 20% since hitting its low in june. one trader is betting big on a crude crush ahead. >> these guys were justtalking about obviously oil and gas stocks as a primary beneficiary if we were to get tax reform into 2018. one trade in the s&p energy oil and gas etf caught my eye. put volume was three times that of calls today it was largely in one trade when the etf was trading 33.73. a seller too close to the 22,000 or so at 37 cents and they

. >> joined now by one of the architects of the affordable act, jonathan gruber., senate republicans have very little wiggle room left when it comes to passing this graham cassidy bill. one of the key components would be to provide states with block grants so they can come up with their own solutions. you were the architect of romney care in massachusetts. does this state based solution have any merit? >> look, in principle, state based solutions do have merit. you can allow them to reflect local conditions, et cetera. that is why in the affordable care act is there a provision to allow states to experiment. it's called section 1332. these block grapnts are a cut. if i say to 345my my kids i'm gu -- i'm going to replace it with a block grant, they have flexibility, but they have half as much money too. these are just cuts. there's just no other way to put it. >> i know you're very well aware of the complaints of the soaring obamacare premiums. the hatelatest headlines where they're looking at hikes of 17% to 49%. the deductibles are also rising as well as the prem

that individual mandate, jonathan gruber is the architect of obamacare. he wrote a study that was published in the new england journal of medicine. he says that the individual mandate does not work has no statistically significant effect upon getting folks insured. cbo still claims it. they admit it openly. but the data shows it doesn't. no, it doesn't work. getting a governor engaged. if a governor is engaged, she or he gets the people in their state enroiled. we get the governor engaged. >> senator -- >> let me tell you what. your own governor opposes this bill. i would add that republican governor of nevada said that this pits seniors, people against each other, people with mental illnesses against kids because they're all trying to grab at a reduced pile of money. that's what this does. the 50 medicaid administrators in the country, the group that represents them said this cuts medicaid severely and they can't administer it. i want people to remember that. so there is a reason that the american medical association, the alzheimer's association, the art

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that is per jonathan gruber the architect of the affordable care act. he reported research he did for the national bureau of economic research in which and i quote the individual mandate, no significant effect in 2014.e on coverage he tries to say maybe there is, but he cannot prove it. i'm going to submit this for the record, mr. chair. the individual mandate had no effect. what does have an effect is a governor getting engaged. if a governor decides to get engaged, he can't. for example by doing things like automatic enrollment. aei alsoccaskill, the has a paper about how automatic enrollment could be instituted so that those who cannot get coverage for whatever reason could be covered automatically just as we do on medicare. let me finish by saying this, there is one thing we have bipartisan agreement on. the affordable care act is not working. is proposal we have advanced considered radical today but on the other side of the island is single-payer. there are 16 cosponsors for sen. itders:'s proposal because is a tacit acknowledgment that the afforda

jonathan gruber, the architect of obamacare has an article in the journal of medicine which says the individual mandate does not do anything. if the governor gets engaged things happen but the individual mandate has minimal effect. as i learned about this in maine and alaska have done great things, innovative things regarding the insurance program determining lower cost and coverage so i say that, here is the first of my questions. the cassidy collins plan in the grand cassidy heller plan we want to give flexible block grant allowing states to do what they wish to do. that is an overview, there is a nuance here but the reality is -- that is number one. do you think commissioner, you said earlier you want to make sure the money is there is much as possible, we know the money for obamacare there but maybe not. it is already a little bit different. let's assume the money will be there. would you presume flexible bond? you got to spend on healthcare but secondly i am concerned about oklahoma. my state, louisiana, ability to afford a 10% match on medicaid expansion, a 10% match on medicai

sot scared the hell out of me the once mighty cypress tree outside of phil grubers house.. is now splintered shattered.and part of it is resting on his roof.sot it happened so fast i don't know what is saw it just was a tremendous explosionaround 6 on monday night, phil was on his deck with his wife watching the evening sky dance with lightning sot i was counting the seconds and the next thing i know this tree blew upa bolt flashed before him with a force he'd never seen or heard before.sot cover i thought it was a bombsot someone showed up today who heard it two miles awaya few pieces of wood flew off and almost smacked phil in the face, he kept the sharpest ones to show ussot that is why we saved these two to remind us how lucky we are not to be impalednats of his video phil took this video of the fire department and county out late at night, sawing up huge branch that landed on the street, blocking th roadswhat is left is now a scrap pile in his driveway.nats?a tree branch pierced a hole the size of a kitchen sink in his roof. some of the deck is also damaged.and a gutter dangles like it'

jonathan gruber, the so-called architect of obamacare has an article in the new england journal of medicine and the nber which says that the individual mandate dunned do diddley squat. it is actually governors. if a governor gets engaged things happen, but the individual mandate minimal effect. then as i've learned about this maine and alaska have done great i think so this, innovative things as regards the reinsurance program which have lowered cost and potential to increased coverage. i say that and here is the first of my three questions. in the cassidily collins plan, in the graham cassidily heller plan we want to give states flexible block grants allowing states which they wish to do. that's an overview and my colleague may say there is a nuance there, and she's right, but we allow states to innovate. that's number one. now, commissioner, you had said earlier you want to make sure the money is there. okay. as much as possible we know the money for obamacare is there, but maybe not because i can tell you it's already a little bit threatened. so let's just assume the mun is going to be t

now, jonathan gruber, the so-called architect of blood alcohol content has a -- which says the individual mandate really doesn't do diddly-squat. it is actually governors. if the governors get engaged, my gosh, things happen. here's the first of my three questions. in the cassidy colleges plan, we want to give states flexible block grants allowing states of what they wish to do. the reality is we allow states to innovate. that's number one. do you think now -- commissioner you had said earlier you want to make sure the money is there. okay, as much as possible we know the money for obamacare is there. that 10% match on the medicaid expansion is going to be huge. in my state we're an oil state, the revenue is down. can we afford that? and then thirdly aside from expansion versus nonexpansion, there's some states that have dramatically increased costs of care. in washington state they've done a good job in controlling costs, others not so good. should we attempt to equalize the payment that goes towards the state or prioritize high cost states. take your pick. try and be concise. >> i will

after a louisiana state university freshman is killed in a possible hazing incident. 18-year-old max gruberafter being rushed to the hospital from the fraternity house. the events leading up to his death still unclear. all greek activities at the university have now been suspended. an autopsy is scheduled for today. and president trump signing a resolution condemning white supremacists following deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia last month. the commander in chief releasing a statement saying quote no, matter the color of our skin or our ethnic heritage we're all under the same laws and salute the same great flag and made by the same almighty god. woman killed in riots slammed into dozens of counter protesters. those are other headlines we are following this morning. continuing to follow the breaking news out of london. this big news. just heard about it. north korea putting the world on high alert with another missile launch. we are live on the ground in south korea. that's next. plus, sean spicer and geraldo. much more to come here on "fox & friends." stick with us. ♪ ♪ that cau