kai jackson. kai: mr. van hollen, the affordable care act say patients -- the number of uninsured patients can no longer on a pre-existing condition but health care costs continue to soar and state expenses go up. what tweaks, if any, would you support going forward regarding the affordable care act? mr. van hollen: well, first, let me say i am proud i worked very closely to work with the president to pass the affordable care act which means 27 million americans have access to affordable health care. there are changes we need to make. i support creating a public option which would create more competition with the private insurers. as a first step towards moving towards a medicare for all-type program. i think we need to permanently get rid of what was misnamed the cadillac tax, because that has impinged and made it harder for unions and others to provide good packages of benefits. i also need to say with respect to the affordable care act, we were able to help move the system toward one that rewards qualit

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kai, welcome.ckling something we have been trying to understand for a long time. >> yeah, we are. you see people consistently rate the economy as the number one thing they're worried about in this country, topping terrorism and national security from most recent polls in other organizations. he know why, what is it about people's individual economies that makes them say this is the most important thing for us? we went out with edison research and said to people, a thousand people across the country, why? what is going on? what are you feeling in your own personal economy? that's what this poll is all about. >> you start with new numbers that quantify people's attitudes. there was a percentage there i found striking who say they are sometimes frequently anxious about their financial situation. >> two thirds of people in the country, 61% of people say they are sometimes or frequently anxious about what's going on in their lives. it's a bunch of things, car payments, their jobs, their future do. they

delays are really bad, kai. if you could show us the delays going back out down into the 20s at this point. nothing can get through. i saw them running through a few cars and trucks earlier. there's no trucks on the fdr. cars and buses. but things not moving at all. we'll continue to keep you posted on this. head over to first avenue or local streets. west side highway is doing fine. fdr drive is the place to avoid. in addition to that, we have an we're seeing hea l delays northbound on the van wyck as well today. again, that's pretty normal. leave yourself time. you nied a lot of time. more weather and traffic coming up on the hads. >> thank you very much, lauren. new this morning, a threat against one of donald trump's sons. police are now probing the suspicious piece of mail. tracie strahan is in midtown where this was sent. you said the nypd out on this already. >> reporter: michael, they've been here throughout the night. you can see over my shoulder, that squad car has been here since the discovery was mad

conwell has been selling mary kay for 50 years. she started in 1966 bond before mary kay even became a beauty empire. >> i sold the night cream to the cowboys to put on their because they did such great work. >> caldwell takes orders. she is the oldest consultant and play by the founder of mary kay. caldwell said she has no plans of putting. orders to make up. >>> nice for a walk but as we get sunshine things will be warming up and they will stay warm. 55 in tampa now, humidity 83%. north winds six in clearwater, 59 there. 59 and sunshine in st. the northeast at 8 miles per hour. water vapor and satellite imagery, you can see amber colors, that is the dryer air that is going to help keep any kind of rain at bay. for the next several days. dry in the atmosphere all across the southeast. this is cleared out. they did get rain yesterday in the carolinas. current temperature in tallahassee, 51. 67 key west. everyone else is in between those numbers. you can see a dip in the jet stream bringing colder air down into north carolina and vi

kai simonsen is over the scene in chopper 4. kai? >> darlene and michael, good morning to you. activity to the center part of the screen. first on the screen near the distribution and court street here in newark. toward the bottom end of the screen coming into view, that's the location of the water main break. there is minor flooding here. distribution street is closed. no major flooding yet. we'll give you an idea of where we are. here's the newark airport, here's the turnpike and this is our location. it's closer to port newark. it might be affecting some commercial traffic coming into this area. live in chopper 4, kai simonsen, darlene and michael, back to you. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are celebrating big primary wins this morning. one key loss for the front-runner is raising the specter of a brokered convention. tracie strahan is here with the overnight. tracie, some people say it's not brokered. it's going to be contested. whatever it is, it won't be a run of the mill convention. >> it will certainly be interesting to

i'm kai simonsen. over to you. >> kai, thank you. 6:02 right now. breaking news in brooklyn. the death of a toddler is under investigation. "today in new york's" katherine creag is in sunset park. kat? >> reporter: darlene, an nypd official tells me that a lot of questions will be answered later on when an autopsy takes place. but what a tragedy to take place here. this is 47th street near 6th avenue. this is where a little girl lived with her family and tragically that child passed away. police tell us the child's name is melody fang. only 2 years old. the child died. when officers first arrived to the scene after 8:00 in the evening, we're told the father was performing cpr and the child appeared to have drowned. how that happened is unknown. paramedics transported the little girl to a hospital where the 2-year-old was pronounced dead. an autopsy is expected to happen today. as for the parents of the little girl, the mother and father, we're told they're still at the 72nd precinct police station where investigators have been questioning them for hours now. back to you, darl

kay hiramine. go to a clip of her. :> c crying o out --kay hiramine the lord began speaking to us, it said start a humananitarian organization, and that is how humanitarian international services group started. founder, kaythe hiramine. mr. cole: kay hiramine is one of the great snake oil salesman of all-time. he had no history in the military world, and i believe for a good reason, it seemed for religious devotion, wanted to go that he quickly became acquainted with people at the pentagon, and there was a general,red -- retired jerry boykin, a three-star general under rumsfeld, who ran their intelligence unit, created this program to fund kay hiramine, so he could go abroad. amy: we have 20 seconds. amy: we have 20 seconds. mr. cole: as a spy fo annenberg media ♪ captioning sponsored by annenberg/cpb narrator: though north america is known for its abundant natural resources, intense development often strains the balance. here in northeast oregon is a story about conflicting claims on water resourc

kay believes there is a way to protect your eyes. he recommends eye stretching exercises. >> one of the things i tell my patients, because computers are so stressful, is something we call the 20/20/20 rule. and the rule is this. every 20 minutes, look at least 20 feet away, for 20 seconds. >> david sutter, cbs 4 this morning. >> stretch, that's good. >> you are eye stretching. >> yes. >>> 8:37. still ahead, on cbs 4 this sunday morning, the latest story in the series of the important of helping children shows how one student worked against the odds, when a teacher is willing to take him >> one tasty food after another. taking you to a spanish sensation on coral way in this morning's taste of the town. >> and despite some clouds in some spots right now, it looks like a really nice beach day is now under way. that is a live look from lauderdale by the sea. where the seas have calmed down a bit over the past few day, courtesy of the wind jammer resort camera there. back with more on your beach weather, and some spots might see a couple

kay hiramine. go to a clip of her. :> c crying o out --kay hiramine the lord began speaking to us, it said start a humananitarian organization, and that is how humanitarian international services group started. founder, kaythe hiramine. mr. cole: kay hiramine is one of the great snake oil salesman of all-time. he had no history in the military world, and i believe for a good reason, it seemed for religious devotion, wanted to go that he quickly became acquainted with people at the pentagon, and there was a general,red -- retired jerry boykin, a three-star general under rumsfeld, who ran their intelligence unit, created this program to fund kay hiramine, so he could go abroad. amy: we have 20 seconds. mr. cole: as a spy for the pentagon. a remarkable story. amy: finally, the significance of these missionaries, as you call them, spies? important tois never most of the people working on the program were unwitting. the issue is the minute you use humanitarians, missionaries as your cover, you put them

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. everyone escaped from the tian plane that was hijacked and diverted to cyprus. a man got on board wearing a fake suicide vest. >> it is not a total security environment. katty: after five years of civil war there is not much left of the syrian city of aleppo. for this family, it is a search for any shred of normality. key roleen played a flying for america during the second world war. buried't they be alongside heroes at arlington national cemetery? ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in a world of political insecurity, the trauma that played out on the tarmac of a cyprus airport was personal. a man hijacked a passenger airplane in egypt claiming he had explosives strapped to his waist. everyone got out unharmed and the man surrendered. it seemed that he wanted to talk to his ex-wife. thisspondent: egyptair and 181 should have been a short domestic flight. secret security forces instead dealt with a hijacker threatening to blow himself

i am katty kay for bbc "world news america."nk you for joining the program. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation -- pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and hong kong tourism board. >> want to know hong kong's most romantic spot? i'll show you. i love heading to repulse bay for an evening stroll. it is the perfect, stunning backdrop for making romantic moments utterly unforgettable. i've lived in this city for years, but hong kong still makes me fall in love with it time and again. >> bbc "world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. woman: i'm jennifer, and i love being a doctor. the coolest thing about being a doctor is that i get to help people and make them feel better. that just lets me feel good every single day. you shouldn't be scared to go see the doctor because the doctor really only want

jay kay is a hero and he died a hero. >> reporter: that is james colson, the father of prince george county police detective jacai colson killed by a fellow officer's bullets in the final seconds of a outside the district three station. rather than focusing on their own grief they are taking time to offer words of comfort to the other officer who pulled the trigger. >> we are talking about two officers and it certainly is a tragedy all the way around. jap kay as a police -- jacai as police officers, you could turn -- switch the rolls up. >> reporter: the president of the police union here. >> the police officers everywhere understand that in their worst day, they could be on either end of this story. we are proud of the fact that he was doing a job that he loved. >> reporter: just a remarkable moment this afternoon when it became clear this family bore no ill-will toward the officer that pulled the trigger that killed their son. colson's grandfather was a career police officer in the philadelphia area. the family well aware of the deadly realities prince george county has not reveale

. >> steve also talked to kay dough kay lcado kalen. can catch steve harvey right here at 2:00. >>> a gut wrenching scene a pastor's wife was there and the pastor's young are brother shot him three times in the church office. today the pastor's brother is expected to appear in a courtroom on murder charges. the public defender says his client had a history of mental illness. he stayed at the scene waiting to be arrested in his brother's death. >>> in "news 4 your health" this morning, americans are spending more for prescription drugs. spending went up 5% last year according to a report by the largest prescription claims processor. brand name drugs are also costing more with the average price increasing more than 16%. the report projects spending to continue to rise through 2018. >>> making way for the silver line near dulles going to get a little loud this week. all this week you will be hearing explosions along route 606 near the horse penn river. crews are clearing rocks out of the way. the

kai simonsen is over the scene >> michael and kerry, good morning to you. this happened at around 4:35 this morning. these are live pictures now from chopper 4. first on the scene here. as you said, over east flatbush brooklyn. this is where a pedestrian was run down by an oncoming vehicle. believe this to be the vehicle toward the center part of your screen. happened outside 4:59 linden boulevard. the victim is described as a female in her 20s. she's suffering from severe head trauma taken to kings county hospital. an accident investigation is currently under way. live in chopper 4. kai simonsen,y,erry and michael, back to you. >> 6:15. time for weather and traffic right now. it's a little colder than we saw at the beginning of the morning. >> we don't shake the chill either. a chill off the water. no 60s or 70 degree temperatures today. that's the main emma sis today. warmer and weft for tomorrow. we dry things out. tree pollen the big one for the allergy sufferers. with the weather so warm so early, there's more to come. 43 tribeca. a across long island,

from me, katty kay, and all of us, thank you for watching.will see you back here tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation -- pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and hong kong tourism board. >> want to know hong kong's most romantic spot? i'll show you. i love heading to repulse bay for an evening stroll. it is the perfect, stunning backdrop for making romantic moments utterly unforgettable. i've lived in this city for years, but hong kong still makes me fall in love with it time and again. >> bbc "world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> ifill: good evening. i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: on the newshour tonight, frontrunners hillary clinton and donald trump take super tuesday by storm. what this means for the parties,

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a stabbing near lincoln center. >> kai simonsen is over the scene in chopper 4. kai? >> good morning to you. two police cruisers exited this parking garage earlier this morning. over the corner of amsterdam avenue. this is the lincoln parking garage, the scene of a stabbing as you said at 5:42 this morning. police are saying this was a 29-year-old male and 28-year-old male. the 29-year-old stabbed the other male in the head with a screwdriver. the victim was taken to roosevelt hospital in stable condition. the 29-year-old male, the one they believe is responsible for the stabbing is now in kus custody. now, back over to you. >> kai, thank you. >>> now to katherine creag in the pelham bay section of the bronx where someone detonated a homemade explosive device. >> reporter: the fbi and nypd involved in this. they're leaning toward the idea that the device was planted. the device surrounded by yellow evidence markers inside a red car was a 24-year-old man and his girlfriend. law enforcement sources say the man has a criminal history. as many as 14 arrests. both people s

kai wang is a fda chemist. >> so kai the results are in from the test, what are they showing us? >> in this case, the compound i am looking for is nitrofurons. >> and how dangerous is that for human beings? >> nitrofurons are dangerous for human beings because it's carcinogenic. the fda action level for nitrofuron is one parts per billion. one parts per billion is the equivalent of looking for one gram of salt in an olympic sized swimming pool. >> wow! so how many parts is this per billion is this result? >> i would say it's about 1 to 2 parts per billion. >> so two grains of salt in an olympic sized swimming pool and you've managed to find it it that vial? >> yeah. >> that's incredible. so that batch of shrimp is not allowed in this country, essentially? >>it's not going to be allowed in this country. >> the fda simply isn't testing enough on the imported market to really find all of these violative residues. >> dr. urvashi rangan headed a study of imported shrimp for the june 2015 issue of the influential magazine "consumer reports." >> of the 205 imported farm samples that we

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kay' s it is in fourth place. amanda : marco rubio told his supporters that he will win florida. the polls show rubio trailing trump by double digits. rubio said the polls are flawed and that the republican party is in florida, the only one who can stop donald trump is me. a vote for anyone else other than me is a vote for donald trump. >> will you continue on? >> we have events scheduled in utah. all week, he has been lamenting the nasty tone this election has taken. i asked him about his rule. you did join some of the other contenders in attacking. do you regret that all? >> i don' t regret attacking on policy. having a debate is important. reporter: hispanics. we have a large puerto rican population. many of them have it invested interest in statehood for puerto rico. >> puerto rico needs to have a referendum. if they do support it, congress should vote on it. reporter: rubio hopes to get the support of florida' s republicans to win 99 delegates. adrian: rubio visited the villages and his rally was interrupted by a heckler with a strange message. you' ll see how rubio responde

. >> let's catch up on kai reed irving. he came up with 17 points back i think people forget he missed the first few months of the season. talk about his flow and where he is heading for the stretch run. >> he is getting the back. the guy is human. with his process, he is getting his form back, getting his conditioning back. i think you will be ready. >> is he getting enough touches? >> yes. he got 17 shots up today. >> let's talk about j.r. smith. the third quarter and jr -- i love the way he plays. he has been consistent, tough and he never complains. i think he is a work with -- a workman just like cleveland. >> coming to cleveland was great for him because it helped him develop his character. now he is the best character. he's not doing some of the stuff he was doing in new york. it's starting to show. >> maturity, is that when year -- word? he is a mature leader. >> yes. it's a really good spot check >> let's move forward. how about kevin love? he is still struggling for the play. everybody was in his face the other ni

live in chopper 4, kai simonsen, darlene and kerry, back to you. >> kai, thank you. >> 6:34. a moment to check weather and traffic on the 4s. starting with chris cimino. chris, we're looking at the temperatures now. 45 degrees at 6:30 in the morning. >> not too bad at all. it's chillier in the suburbs. a dramatic warmup. unseasonably temperatures headed our way. the jet stream has shifted to the north of us. 69 degrees in 2000. we're forecasting a high of 75. we may smash the record by this afternoon. meantime, what to expect. we've got haze out there, patchy low clouds and fog in parts of the area. that will burn off. partly sunny to mostly sunny and warm for the afternoon. those record highs are expected again from the city on inland. cooler on the coast, though. 60s and 50s fo high. rest of the seven-day outlook. peek into the weekend coming up >> thank, chris. we have a detour on the b 60 bus. that's the only one reported so far. many of you are getting on the subways. we have delays on n, q and r trains because of signal problems. for ferry commuters, everything looks go

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. >> kay was important to his family and important to this community. we have another another without amber: two suspects in custody one wounded in the attack. john: to vote 2016. north carolina voters head to the polls tomorrow and the presidential candidates are making a final pitch. gloria rodriguez has a preview. gloria: most of the presidential candidates visited the triangle last week and today the democratic hopefuls will continue campaigning in our state. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders appeared at a town hall in ohio last fight and today both will hold rallies in north carolina in charlotte. ted cruz was supposed to have an event in fayetteville but his donald trump could be scheduled to appear in hickory. we heard that is possible. however, it is not set in stone. stay with us. in the next hour we will tell you about the latest on campaigning here in north carolina. live in raleigh. gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: republican frontrunner donald trump is saying he may pay the legal bills of the pan arrested for punchin

third period, kay kwroet/ tees with the puck. anthony, passes to antwon. shoots. panthers down 3-one. good. cats down 4-one late in the period. >>> adam scott came in as the leader. he 6 bunkers on the back 93. he would tap in, one over on the day. dusten johnson looking to repeat. rolls in the pweurtd/ on2. he is 3 back at 93 under. locals won this event in 2009 looking to chip in for an eagle looking to chip in for an eagle. he just missed it. he knows it. your leader, roary mcilroy, 4 birdies, no bogies on the day. he is all oeu/ loan at the top of the leaderboard at 12 under par. loose ball hoop and foul. virginia tech, lead by 11 at canes back in it. canes are down 6 and that's the closest miami will get. just under 10 to go -- -- miami down 13 again to go -- -- miami down 13 again, canes end up losing 77 again, canes end up losing 77-62. at worst, miami will fiish second. >>> jessica thomas with a 3 ball. thomas, team high 17. canes down. fourth quarter belongs to the fighting irish. 2:00 left. number 21 miami moves 78-67. lady canes await their seeding in t

katty kay in london, david ignatius is here.katty, this is -- these are the pictures that define modern terrorism. the smoke still visible but clearing in an airport, in a metro stop, and the people on the streets running and scared. >> to some extent, brian, they are the pictures that define modern europe too. the pictures particularly of those darkened metro tunnels in brussels could have been the pictures that we saw from london back when london's subway system was attacked as well. and for all europeans, we are increasingly conscious that the fallout from the middle east is very close indeed. the migrant crisis has exacerbated that. we have people coming into the continent under the guise of being refugees from the war in syria who are here planning attacks against us. and we all, whether we are in paris or brussels or london or madrid, have to be wary of this. now, europeans are fairly sanguine. i grew up in the uk with the threat of the i.r.a. italians and germans through up with the red brigade. spanish with eta. this is

now, you play defence. >> owe kay. >> jab, jab, jab, back down. >> yeah. >> i was this close.as this close. >> no, i was just trying, what is my technique what do you need. >> you have a little bit closer. >> i think you are doing perfectly. that is the third air ball in the next four years. >> that is okay. >> newman goretti, i want to congratulate you guys. will you getty three pete next year? >> we hope so. >> that is always the goal. >> three pete, of course, no doubt. >> i don't know, you seem scared. you won't be here next year. >> four pete. >> four pete. >> newman goretti we did our tour of champions. we ended with newman goretti. can we make noise. they have to go back to school. i missed all my shots today, guys. that is in the really good. >> sad when you are known for air balls. >> practice makes perfect. >> don't call her grand mom, susan surroundon is opening up but life with a grandchild, what the 61 year old says she likes took called instead. >>> her mother is less relaxed, and, less more relax. i would say more relax. he is proud of her and thinks is there no