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this morning vice president joe biden and attorney jenneric holder announced $1 billion to help fight crime. money provided under the cops programs should help keep more police officers on the beat. and baltimore stands to benefit. >> let us not forget that keeping brave and well-trained police officers employed is also good for our economy. these grants not only represent 4,700 men and women across our country fighting crime, but also 4,700 men and women who will be able to make house and car payments, make ends meet, and save for their children's future. >> the plan should keep about 4,700 officers on the nation's streets. that's about 300 short of the president's announcement of 5,000. a guilty plea from councilman ken oliver. the 64-year-old admitted to stealing money donated to his campaign from private citizens. according to the state prosecutor's office in january of 2008 oliver used money from his campaign account to write himself a $2,000 check. the court sentenced oliver to probation before judgment. he must pay a $2,500 fine and perform 50 hours of community service. >> tem

the other crucial issue is how jenner's the package is in the exchange. -- generous the package is in the exchange. medicaid has extremely low cost sharing. the value of medicaid is in the order 98% or 99%. in exchange depends on how you structure different legislation. the federal government would be paying subsidies that would not take the value up to 98%. it will be a little lower. that provides some offsetting savings in the exchange. more is paid to providers, but generosity of the support for the package is less. there is also the case that it can be state federal issues. states could be paying something amok -- and medicaid be now. there are a number of features that are at work. moving from medicaid and into an exchange tends to raise the cost to the federal government. >> thank you. >> one clarification on this subject. when you talked to doug about the 10-year window that to projected for senator gregg's request, is that window 10 actual years after implementation of the bill or is that year 2009-2019, with only have a score for 6.5 years? >> what we mean is the 10-year budg

your cnbc edge now with president and chief economist and dan jenner, president and ceo of jenner capitalanagement. i'll start with dan. where are the opportunities, in your opinion, dan? >> well, mark, i think what you're looking at right now is it's a little bit of a tale of two cities. to some degree you have to stay with those who brought to the momentum and clearly on the tech side. the tech is going to benefit from the cyclical upswing, benefitting from strong earnings growth asurprises. tech in general overall, the ciscos, intels and so on, have more or less gone up in line with the markets. i don't think it's run away from you. there's opportunity there. then i think there's the other side. there's those sectors that have been left behind here. you look at the health care, consumer staples sectors. i think you're going to have a tortoise and the hare. i think if you look at some of the health care, certainly j and j, really going to be the leader. i think again, looking at the consumer staples. look at the old stabbed byes of coke, pepsi and so on, there's opportunities there whil

jennerically speaking where do you stand on all of this rhetoric. when a guy comes out and says the president has a deep-seeded hatred for white people. >> it's highly inappropriate. i completely agree with the professor in bucknell. you just weren't talking about barack obama a racist. you were calling the president of the united states. you were being dismisive of the position he holds and the integrity that comes along with it. and this is also the same glenn beck who went on "the view" and said i'm an entertainer, i'm not a reporter. the facts don't particularly matter to me. so there you have it. >> isn't he abdicating his responsibility to throw out something like that? and there are rapid followers out there on the hard white wing that respond to this kind of stuff. >> he's abdicating his responsibility and he's definitely fanning the flames. because he's one of those people who genuinely feel that small minority may feel. that's what you can't escape in all of this situation. this guy has the pulpit to say what he wants to say to whomever he

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chris jenner is portfolio energy of the fund. four stars rated by morning star.ongress gets back to work and they have the-week period to wrestle health care reform and try to put it in some sort of shape. what are your expectations? >> we are at the point where the concepts are behind us and we are at crunch time. we have to figure out how to pay for this. there is a lot of anxiety in the market place. this is a major initiative. it's a good form of therapy and not controversial we need to know how to manage this information. there is tool companies that the vast majorities will take a haircut. >> a lot of people will be talking about the pharmaceuticals. >> is what happens with health care reform in the stock prices? >> to a large extent, yes. we have one to two more years and what i would emphasize to audiences, health care will do well where the companies meet expectations. despite the huge overhang and the white house. gilliad, med coand script. those speak to the areas that will do well. management of information. i don't eect that to stop. the pbm companie

the other crucial issue is how jenner's the package is in the exchange. -- generous the package is in the exchange. medicaid has extremely low cost sharing. the value of medicaid is in the order 98% or 99%. in exchae depends on how you structure different legislation. the federal government would be paying subsidies that would not take the value up to 98%. it will be a little lower. that provides some offsetting savings in the exchange. more is paid to providers, but generosity of the support for the package is less. there is also the case that it can be state federal issues. states could be paying something amok -- and medicaid be now. there are a number of features that are at work. moving from medicaid and into an exchange tends to raise the cost to the federal government. >> thank you. >> one clarification on this subject. when you talked to doug about the 10-year window that to projected for senator gregg's request, is that window 10 actual years after implementation of the bill or is that year 2009-2019, with only have a score for 6.5 years? >> what we mean is the 10-year budget

the other crucial issue is how jenner's the package is in the exchange. -- generous the package is in the exchange. medicaid has extremely low cost sharing. the value of medicaid is in the order 98% or 99%. in exchange depends on how you structure different legislation. the federal government would be paying subsidies that would not take the value up to 98%. it will be a little lower. that provides some offsetting savings in the exchange. more is paid to providers, but generosity of the support for the package is less. there is also the case that it can be state federal issues. states could be paying something amok -- and medicaid be now. there are a number of features that are at work. moving from medicaid and into an exchange tends to raise the cost to the federal government. >> thank you. >> one clarification on this subject. when you talked to doug about the 10-year window that to projected for senator gregg's request, is that window 10 actual years after implementation of the bill or is that year 2009-2019, with only have a score for 6.5 years? >> what we mean is the 10-year budg