this is a healthcare backlog.that means there are 5000 souls that are there. >> last summer it was up to 12,000. outgoing secretary was trying. 12,000 just waiting to get an appointment. we had someone in the lower 48 that it never been to alaska trying to make an appointment for our alaska veteran. yes go back and make change. i'm willing you commit to look at that and see if we can make it better. they cannot drive to anchorage. >> let me ask one final question very quickly. we talked about our alaska native community is also incredibly patriotic. alaska native serve at higher rates in the military than any other ethnic group in the country so super patriotic. live in a lot of our rural communities in our alaska native healthcare organizations have reached into the rural parts that no other place does. the va has a long history of working with our alaska native health organizations to extend the reach of care into very rural parts of america. very rural parts of alaska and partner to get alaska native veterans b

they aren't involved in actually shopping around for healthcare. you depend on the insurance company and your company, or the government to do it. that is the driver in most markets. ended up after that meeting throwing every wellness tool in the kitchen sink at it, turn my employees into healthcare consumers, cut costs by over 50%, haven't had an increase in 16 years. i always ask the question, raise your hand if that has been the case, no one does. those are the kinds of things we have to do here, and back home in the states. here, being on health education, labor, and pensions, i told the chair of that committee, senator sanders, if you want to lower healthcare costs, start incentivizing the industry to be competitive and transparent. well, that ended up creating what would be the most transformational bill, called the healthcare price transparency act. when you are getting someone like senator bernie sanders and mike braun, the two loudest voices in the senate on healthcare reform, that is a modern miracle. there is a template already strongly

healthcare is at the saint francis hotel. it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty you everybody's to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to the conference tomorrow as first lady ji

a for-profit healthcare is failing this country. hospitals are closing in rural communities, nurses are leaving the profession. americans are waiting long periods of time for primary and specialty care. we are talked about the private sector healthcare system. our va when there is no profit incentive the only goal is to provide care the result is much better in the data supports this. keeping this up requires investment. there is a choice to support and care for veterans and a promise to pay for the cost of war. many veteran initiatives have been left on the table this congress from improving va buildings, educating healthcare providers, expanding survivor benefits, restoring g.i. bill benefits lost to fraud and many others. these things were not done because it costs money to pay for them. there are a portly many members across the aisle and jv even on this committee who balked at paying for these policies. this is also a choice. it is not mine. i believe the value of this service and sacrifice of service members we need to pay wha

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now where this event is being held is the first big healthcare conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed new york city last month. protesters gathered here in union square for the first day of the conference on monday. they are fed up with the current system. protesters want a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. >> if you so make of millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patients, never right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> several 1000 are expected to attend this conference this week, bringing in 10's of millions of dollars to the local economy. now, the keynote speaker today, the first lady herself, doctor joe biden expected to give address. it will be one of her final appearances before moving out of white house next week. we're also expecting to see those protesters return this morning were now reyna. back to you. all right, kelly, than

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the 43rd annual healthcare conference held by jp morgan with united healthcare is at the saint francis hotel. it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty sad. >> you everybody's to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to union square tuesday as f

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>> now at 5, a healthcare conference underway in san francisco is set to rake in 10's of millions of dollars for the city. >> but first, many people are leaving la and heading to the bay to try to escape those devastating wildfires. >> and good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. the fight continues tonight against those deadly wildfires burning in la county. crews have been able to gain some containment on especially the ones burning in pacific palisades and altadena. but high winds could cause them to grow exponentially at the santa anas. here's a look at the latest numbers between the palisades and eaton fires alone. at least 24 people have died. 17,000 structures that homes and cars, businesses, apartment buildings. >> destroyed. and right now more than 37,000 acres are burning. >> a closer look at the fires, the fire pacific palisades is killed. at least 8 people. right now. it is 14% contained after burning more than 23,000 acres. the eaton fire in altadena and parts of pasadena has killed at least 16 people. that fire is 33% contained after burning more th

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it's not unique in the sense we do healthcare but healthcare is done and this every day outside the vais one of the largest system which is the va. guy got her health records straight good and easy handoff. it should be simple click of the button is many times i've had in my office when i was in congress opt-out almost a year to the records are transferred that leaves uncertainty for the veteran. what should be a simple click of the button. up to almost one year to get those records transferred. that leaves uncertainty for the veterans, it leaves uncertainty for the family and leaves a very unhealthy experience. >> thank you for your service to the country. thank you for your family service. thank you for stepping up again. >> senator murray. >> thank you, chairman. very good to see you. thank you for meeting with in my office. i appreciate that discussion. i will start the question in reference to what you just talked about. signed an no-bid contract to rule out the electronic health record to all va facilities and the first site went live in my home state in 2020 and it was disastrou

i guarantee you jack didn't mention this, i studied healthcare finance. i guarantee there is no way the health budget will increase at that rate, that process of dealing with cancer rates and everything that goes with the weight we are carrying as a nation, increase 5% more than you think which is why this is a national security issue if you don't deal with this. what works? why can't we lose weight? it depends on willpower. people think i will muscle my way through that. there are a dozen redundant systems in the body that force us to eat. he put your hands up if you can hold your breath indefinitely underwater? none? it is impossible. it violate the basic understanding of mammalian physiology. likewise you cannot lose weight by trying to lose weight because your biology will always beat your willpower. second thing is we don't measure the right stuff. it doesn't matter what your weight is. it matters what your waste is. if your waste which is a better predictor of your health risk is greater than half your height, that is a problem. complications start

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this is an image of our togetherred healthcare spending -- expected healthcare spending the national level. average growth 8 over next 8 to 10 years, belly fat increases is 24% plus. i guarantee you, jack did mention it, i went to warton business school in med school, i studied healthcare finance there is no way our health budget will increase that way unless we deal with obesity. that process, drive our healthcare budget, and increase 5% more than you think this isic a national security issue at a certain point. what works. why can't we lose weight. conventional diets rely on will power, there are a dozen redundant systems in body that force us to eat, how much of you have hold your breath indefinitely underwater, not one. it is impossible, it violates basic understanding. like usean you cannot lose weight try tie trying to lose weight, we don't measure right stuff, does not matter what your weight is, but your waist. if your waist, is greater than half of your height, that is a problem. complications occur. my height, i am six-foot 1. and 6 times 12, and 73 inches, vie bided 36 and

, it is hard to measure quality in healthcare. and hard to point to one person responsible for clinical outcome. my personal view, yes, we have compromised american healthcare and we need to stop at this point. >> todd: we are not saying minority caregivers are not up to par. a close family member of mine is being treated for cancer right now and her doctor is an african american woman and she is saving her life. merit based. this individual did what she needed to do to get to this level and is doing tremendous work. we appreciate it. lawrence jones will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." good morning to you. >> lawrence: coming up on "fox and friends," out west, another los angeles wildfire explodes to 10,000 acres. evacuation orders underway, we are tracking the latest. president trump criticized california's mismanagement and lays out his second term agenda. we have all the highlights from his "hannity" exclusive. the laken riley act sails through congress sending the first legislative win to the president's desk a

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we can't afford the amount we are spending on healthcare. i think it has been along time that we have been waiting for this to happen but i have a feeling it is coming no matter who is in the administration. what form those controls will take, i don't know. but that is my concern longterm. short-term, healthcare companies are great on how well their products and block buster drugs will do. that will carry the profitable companies forward. but i think the longterm, my concerns remain. >> all right, professor, i appreciate it, as always, we will see you again soon. >>> up next, edyard eni is raising the flag ahead of y xtl uw and we will telyo whne. (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> stocks getting back gains after to

make healthcare more profitable and also start to think about healthcare abundance.ver the phone, how do you take care of your elderly patients remotely in a much more effective way and much more abundant way so i do think that by bringing the cost rapidly down with a.i. which is possible, we can actually rethink the care models themselves and keep the populations a lot healthier. >> and here is the policy question. if you are the government, and for a lot of this, what kind of incentives to would be to put in place to push that cost curve because as i just mentioned, i think part of the issue is if you are providing one of these services and you say a human costs $100 but i get the government to pay me $95 because they are going to be very happy at $95, what do you do about that? >> this is a very important question and i think incentive design is what we come down to and i think what we have to focus on is design solutions in the way that the trend nation system is taking care of patients that are sick with great at the, very expensive to actually putting in incent

materials, healthcare and energy and real estate. yields have been steady, but they still held above 4.5% which is one factor putting pressure on the market. take a look. the benchmark at 4.55. down five basis points from levels we saw last week. different story with the 30-year. it held 4.75 to 4.77. touching 4. the last few days. bond yields on the long end of the curve. the dollar in particular is continuing to strengthen and hitting a two-year high. pulling back right now, but week to date, almost up 1%. these are big upside moves. the greenback up about 1% week to date. pulling back a bit right now. we want to look at oil starting the year rising on hopes of economic growth all around president world. take a look. pulling back right now. wti pulling back .50%. above the key sentiment level of $70 a barrel. similar story for brent crude. pulling back right now. well above the sentiment level of $75 a barrel. trading above $75.50 a barrel. we want to look at gold and crypto this morning. i'll remove these circles, of course. we ar

you are right, united healthcare had to shut down comments in this is linkedin.his is not where people go to -- this is where you post with your headshot and your full employment history, and they had to shut down comments about brian thompson's murder because people were cry laughing on it and that does indicate both like a real political sentiment and also the way that we think of other people through the internet. but it is also people kind of climbing. >> i think that line between what is climbing and what is real has gotten harder to figure out. >> i mean january 6. >> when the internet becomes real. >> you had another great piece about the your body my choice post and the troll wish right- winger who posted it after the election and that went viral and then the counter to it went viral. we are seeing this ideology politics and women are becoming more liberal and mentor either becoming more conservative or not liberal to the same degree. how much again like the murder and the healthcare like there is a real thing underneath it and then there is the vortex of

willin fight to defend women's healthcare. to defend our fundamental libertieso.f republicans want to join us and not just to help those at the veryve top, we stand ready o work with them. but, our promise to republicans comes with a warning. democrats will not hesitate to fight back if republicans use their new majority to make life more expensive for that working families of this country. if donald trump and republicans use the new majority to push the same old gop policies of tax cuts for the very rich. trickle-down economics, democratsdo will fight back. if the republicans go after social security and medicare is many of them sayheca they want o do, they are going to have to go through us. time to getor to work is now. they've been talking about the reconciliation bill to bills or one bill. shouldn't make a difference, that's inside washington. they find the quickest and best way to hurt average americans are giving them very wealthy the huge tax breaks they don't need. now you hear from her newest voices. folks we are proud to welcome have a great freshman cl

at stores everywhere without a prescription. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected to draw thousands of people and add millions of dollars to our local economy. kron four's joey horta was in union square where there is increased security. >> security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson nn the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people see certain mega millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i have never seen so many police off

growing healthcare workforce. and with the cost of shoring up and improving infrastructure. we are kidding ourselves if we think that the bare minimum funding can deliver a 21st century va with the staffing and infrastructure to match. it is foolish to think there is some private sector oasis that can do it instead. for profit healthcare is failing this country. hospitals are closing in rural communities, nurses are levering the profession, americans are waiting long periods for primary and specialty care. we are talking about the private sector healthcare system. if there is any shining star it is va. when there is no profit incentive, when the only goal is to provide care the result is were better and data supports this. but keeping this up requires investment. it is a choice to support and care for veterans and promise to pay for the cost of war. many veterans have been left on the table from improving v.a. billings. these were not done because it cost money to pay for them. there are unfortunately many members

tell me the big promise or opportunity in healthcare. >> so in healthcare, it's really two things. an efficiency gain. so just think about how much our health professionals spend on things like documentation. my brother's a doctor and he often complains about how much time he spends writing on charts instead of spending time diagnosing and helping patients. beyond that we're seeing it used in drug discovery. moderna is a very good example. they have chatgpt deployed throughout the research organization and they have an a.i. bot called dose i id that helps personalize how the medicine can be administered and make sure it's the best for you, versus me, we're different genetically so how do we make sure the right amount of a given drug is given in the right place. maria: really fascinating. what are you seeing in terms of i.t. budgets. when we first learned of open a.i. and chatgpt it was largely the technology sector that was investing in chatgpt and investing in a.i. in general. are you seeing a big broadening out of that for corporate america and corporations across the world? >> a

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