they voted down a bill that would have given the mainland power for the to be jop. groups in hong kong are relieved by the outcome. but they are not celebrating. they say they have a long way to go to achieve true universal suffrage. citizen groups stage a rally ahead of the votes. they wanted to display a united front against beijing. organizers called for 50,000 people to take part but they got fewer than 4,000. many students stayed away. it was a far cry from last year. when student-led demonstrations drew tens of thousands of people onto the street night after night. people from all walks of life joined forces in a show of defiance. they demanded the hong kong government withdraw the plan. protesters clogged main roads across hong kong for two months. but they failed to get what they wanted. students began to bicker among themselves. they disagreed over what to do next. some called for more zrastdrastic action. others resisted. a few wants to pull their unions out in protest. sunny is the leader of one leader that left. he's been calling for more aggressive appr

. >> jop, have you been studying for this. >> i was alive. three mile island.clearly not experimenting with quaaludes in the 1970s. let's take a look. you got them all right. very nicely done. it took 19 seconds. >> what's the time limit to meet? >> the beginning of the end, sex lies and audio tape. >> we want sex lies and audio tape. >> i like the way you think. >> you can match the person to the scandal. >> how much time do we have to beat? >> well, it's 19 seconds. yeah. so, these would be the person. >> water gate. >> okay. >> daniel ellisburg is the pentagon papers. >> yep. >> tax evasion, spiro agnew. let's do it. let's take a look. how many correct answers you got? nicely done. get this, you beat them by one second. >> that's great. >> rich&brook, come on down. >> that's really good. >> your category is the beginning of the end. in more ways than one. >> you remember that time? you remember that era really well, right? >> take a look at the water gat players. watch the person to their role in water gate. here's the role. >> most important reporter? >> sp

jop: imagine going to doctor's office and told you have to pay $300 up front before you can see the doctor? this is happening more and more in the d.c. area. but i will tell you why and what you can do. kimberly kennedy gets on her computer and pays every bill as it comes in so she couldn't believe when a receptionist told her when she brought her daughter in for a checkup. >> she told me my daughter could not be seen that day because of an outstanding bill. >> the bill was still going through the insurance company she says but she soon realized she wasn't alone. >> i saw this elderly couple get called up to the doctor's window. the couple was told they couldn't be seen by the doctor until they paid an outstanding bill. the couple got upset and they left. john: a report in "bloomberg news" says this is a new trend and blames the high deductible health plans for the patients are responsible for the first $2,000 or $3000 of their care. many patients never pay. that is why some doctors now demand payment up front. kimberly says it's not right. >> it sounds like the doctor was sending a messag

responsible for administering the program, as well as from the medical director of the robert wood jops medical school and two first responders who are enrolled in the world trade center health program. i look forward to the testimony today and i would like to yield the balance of my time to the gentleman from new jersey, representative lance. mr. lance: thank you, mr. chairman. it is my honor to welcome david howelly, a constituent of mine in new jersey's seventh congressional district, to the committee this morning. david, thank you for making the trip from new jersey to share your story and advocate for those who cannot be with us today. we look forward to your testimony. i first met david several months ago when he came into my office in westfield, new jersey, to discuss the bill before us today. this re-authorization act is i think critically important. david has been a tremendous advocate for the legislation because, as he will detail in his testimony, he knows firsthand the importance of these programs for him and his fellow first responders and survivors. david joined the new yo

if we look at where it is the top ten, and that the cutoff for the beginning of the jop debates, he may just barely make it correct? and so fox news has a big decision to make. >> they do. yeah if you end up in the top ten of the debates then you end up -- top ten of polls you will end up make the debates. one big caveat and that is whether or not donald trump files his financial disclosure form with the government. today he put out a summary showing he's worth some $9 billion. when you file -- when you run for the presidency the government requires you within 30 days of your candidacy to put detailed financial disclosure information, stuff that hillary clinton, marco rubio, jeb bush i'm sure is already working on all that stuff. if he ends up putting that out i think there's no question he would make that debate stage. there's a potential out on keeping him away for not filing all the necessary paperwork and maybe fox says, you know what you can't end up being on our debate stage after all. >> so jane, truchmp made harsh comments about mexicans coming acost thea across the border. take

. >> if i can get to him, jop than, can you please tell me what she needs to do to actually prove thatk what you have to do is pay attention to what she's done over her entire public life. people forget that before she was first lady of the united states senator from new york, secretary of state candidate for president in 2008 democratic nomination, she was on the board of the children's defense fund. everything that she's done in her -- >> that's not the what i'm asking. that's not an answer. >> what i'm trying to get to is the idea that hillary clinton doesn't have in her bones the understanding of the problems of not just the middle class but the working class and the poor the things that they need to have in order for them to climb the hadder of opportunity that everybody, democrat and republican wants in this country, i think since -- just because she's become -- she and her husband have become wildly rich does not mean they have for gotten -- i should say she because she's running for president, that she's forgotten what motivated her to get in to public service and what motivate

responsible for administering the program, as well as from the medical director of the robert wood jops medical school and two first responders who are enrolled in the world trade center health program. i look forward to the testimony today and i would like to yield the balance of my time to the gentleman from new jersey, representative lance. mr. lance: thank you mr. chairman. it is my honor to welcome david howelly, a constituent of mine in new jersey's seventh congressional district, to the committee this morning. david, thank you for making the trip from new jersey to share your story and advocate for those who cannot be with us today. we look forward to your testimony. i first met david several months ago when he came into my office in westfield, new jersey, to discuss the bill before us today. this re-authorization act is i think critically important. david has been a tremendous advocate for the legislation, because, as he will detail in his testimony, he knows firsthand the importance of these programs for him and his fellow first responders and survivors. david joined the new yo