back at hillier h0, i'm meeting head honcho george hilliers.herbaceous... george has been working for the family company for 20 years and he has a proud legacy to maintain. we're in the guinness book of records for 73 consecutive gold medals, so we're hoping to make it 74. but with that, of course, comes a bit of pressure. i know it's a whole team effort that goes into this but you are taking a bit of a gamble with a relatively new designer. certainly someone who hasn't designed at chelsea before. yeah, when we're looking for a garden designer, we judge them not on age, their gender or anything. we purely judge them on their ability and lilly has ability in abundance. so how are you going to feel early on that tuesday morning when you walk into the floral pavilion and you see what colour medal you've got? well, i'd be lying if i said i wasn't going to be nervous just before, because obviously we will be. we've got the same goals, we'd love to make it 74. at the showground, the whole team are digging deep. it's going in. not that one! it's incre

. >> nbc von hivaughn hillier liv in washington.ank you, senator turner to be back on the show with us. >> good to be with you hallie. >> sanders got a lot of attention for monaco he acknowledged. associated with his climate plan, there will be pain. how much pain are we talking about here? >> well, the pain of doing nothing is greater. what price tag can we put on mother earth. >> there is a price tag and it's a lot of money. >> my point is that that investment is well worth it not just for ourselves living today but also future dpeperations. the comment what bernie sanders is asking for his green new deal creating a decade of focus from immigration to foreign policy, saving the only planet we know for us and future generations. it is worth the investment, in the similar way we came together during depression and the new deal, the same way we came together during world war ii in 1940s. also a global impact, not just united states of america. you have to have a president. senator bernie sanders will be that president who is willing

so 50 minutes your drive time from hillier untilsfo.ere we are seeing brake lights as well, north 101 working your way from the 286, 80 connector, that's where traffic starts to fill in this morning. there is a service street problem, police activity on story road, not far from that area. it is not affecting the mainlines of the freeway, though, but just be advised if you commute through service streets in that area, you might see some delays and closures. north 101,on to -- in the yellow on 85. seeing brake lights along guadalupe parkway northbound, busy ride, 11 minutes from 85 towards 101. north of there if you're traveling along 101 near sfo getting word of a crash there. it is over to the right side of the roadway. quick check of highway 24 here, keeping a close eye on this. we have been dealing with a lot of construction over the weekend. we are seeing brake lights westbound 24 coming out of walnut creek connecting over onto 24, you're going to see brake lights again as you head into orinda, busy right there. 680 also slow and go

meg hillier is the chair of the public accounts committee, and joins me now.et, the prescription is only one page. if it is that complex, there is a real problem. and so who are you aiming this message at? is it chiefs of nhs trust? know we think this goes more to the department of health. we look at the effectiveness, it is not policy about how you should qualify, but if it is that complicated, then thatis but if it is that complicated, then that is very bad. and with this, a third of the fines being overturned, a lot of people are caught up in a vortex of bureaucracy as they try to rectify a problem and we worry that people will just face rectify a problem and we worry that people willjust face up to paying the £100 fine. because they can't face the anxiety of facing up to the bureaucracy? exactly. it has a very complex system to navigate. and if you are entitled to the free treatment it should be explained how you get that entitlement. is what exactly you get that entitlement. is what exa ctly d o you get that entitlement. is what exactly do you want the de

the committee chair, meg hillier, said the system was utterly confusing, and needed to be completelyse so they need to consider it from the point of view of the patient and dentists and pharmacists, who are having to also process this. at the moment, it is so complex it's not surprising people make mistakes. of course, we must clamp down on fraud, but too many innocent people are being caught up in the system at the moment. the british dental association says that many vulnerable people, such as the very elderly and those with serious illnesses, are being caught up in the finding system. the charity mencap, which works with people with learning disabilities, says the fear of being fined had become a huge source of unnecessary stress. mps say that the system of deciding who doesn't have to pay for treatment is too complicated, and the system of fines to often catches the wrong people. in their report, mps showed that a single page of eligibility form needed a 2k page handbook to explain what it meant. the department of health has promised to introduce extra checks, which should reduce