lea: i'm lea gabrielle in in for lauren simonetti.ryl: great to have you, lea, are you going to get the iphone 10? >> i'm not going to make a comment right now. cheryl: breaking news this morning, stunning news in the health care industry, shares of aetna soring that cvs is in talks to buy the insurance company. lea: tracee carrasco joins us with the details, good morning, tracee. tracee: if this merger is approved it would reshape health industry. cvs controls farm-store chains and management system while aetna is one of the largest insurers, talk of the possible 66 billion-dollar deal sent shares of aetna to all-time high while cvs fell 3%. report that is amazon is entering the pharmacy business reported a catalyst for cvs's move on aetna just as amazon gained approval from a number of state farm farm boards to become a wholesale distributor according to dispatch. including nevada, arizona, north dakota, louisiana, alabama, new jersey, michigan, connecticut, idaho, new hampshire and tennessee. application pending in the state of mai

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome lea michele!ing, pal? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: they love you. [ cheers and applause ] come on, i love you, they love you. i love having you on the show. >> well, thanks. >> jimmy: congrats on "the mayor." >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: congrats. i heard that you were singing last night in new york city. >> i was. i was in elsie fest, which is this great festival that darren criss, from "glee" created. and we sang in central park and it was so amazing. you know, i come from, like, broadway and i hadn't sang like in new york in the city in such a long time. so it was awesome. >> jimmy: what did you sing? >> i opened with "don't rain on my parade" which i heard you love. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, honestly, i remember seeing you perform that on "glee." >> on "glee," yeah. >> jimmy: and i was like, crying my brains out. and i go, "wow, that was really --" you have such an amazing voice. >> thank you. >> jimmy: so, beautiful. >> thanks. >> jimmy: that's pressure, though. >> it's -- listen

in a moment we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers with yasmin alibhai brown and ruth lea. first, the headlines. after a five—hour armed siege, police storm a bowling alley in nuneaton and free two hostages. warwickshire police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. the leisure park was on lockdown for most of the afternoon. the ambulance service confirms nobody was injured during the incident. in other news, sajid javid says the government should consider borrowing more to build up to 300,000 new homes a year in england. 0n meet the author, my guest, philip cornwall, we will be talking about his new book, full and mortals, set in 16th century london, a story told by shakespeare's brother. —— fools and mortals. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are journalist yasmin alibhai—brown and ruth lea, an economic advisor to the arbuthnot banking group. we will be having a perusal in a moment, first off, a reminder of the front pages. the times says the chancellor is facing an ambush over his budget next

. >> i'm lea gabrielle with a fox report.u arresting fraternity members for hazing a new recruit. the student's autopsy showed the blood alcohol level was .5. that's many times higher than the driving limit. salt lake city's police chief firing the detective that arrested a nurse at a hospital. the nurse refused to drew blood from an unconscious patient. the lack of judgment of the officer was unacceptable, the police chief said. a small asteroid set to fly by earth tomorrow. nasa scientists say there's no risk to our planet. the news with shepard smith continues after this. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. >> shepard: the wild fire expected to get worse. thousands of people have been ordered to get out of their homes and deadly wild fires scorch enormous sections of wine country. the sheriff in sonoma county says he

he was in his thoughts all lea all day. >> this is what is left of a line train set. >> -- lionel train set. >> long time ago i was king of the remote. >> coffee mugs and a few things were all martin could save. >> at least you can save them and have a memento. >> what happens next will be a test that shapes sonoma county for years to come. >> we have a greater need. >> recovery will go way beyond buying a t-shirt because the region was crueltyly -- critical critically short of housing before. >> we want to make sure we're thinking of all directions. we want to keep the amazing generous spirit we see here tonight. >> at one point they were asked how many people were affected or knew someone who was affected here and almost every hand went up. >> so nice so so many people coming together. . >>> santa rosa residents were allowed back home today. coffey park and orchard park residents were allowed back home. >> and neighbors are grieving fwhoor was lost and searching for mementos. >> we found our ring in the ash in the house. >> how did you find? >> we knew where it was and we dug for it.

lea, great to have you on, chris great to have you with me as well. i appreciate it. >>> still ahead, what the new york times has reported, this headline about what fox news executives new and when about sexual harassment against bill o'reilly and this multi-million dollars payout that came before he was up for a new contract. plus president trump and the white house doubling down this dispute ongoing with congresswoman wilson. silence questions swirling over the mission that cost four american soldiers their lives. >> mr. president -- [ inaudible question ]. >> thank you all very much. hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. to to me he's, well, dad.son pro golfer. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps reliev

at lea through the early tomorr a lot of nine in the skies, not just for san let's talk about the red flag tonigh and tomorrow, i just now be expect to see for th highlightedareas. we wan to avoid that. outdoo burning is not recomm outside, you may h is expected to remain in place let's about the overnight winds. as of now, looks like santa rosa, the winds will be anywhere betwee 13 and 15 miles per hour. the coastline, the at wha expect. monday the ridge of high side. if you notice by thursday and friday we'll see 60s in the san and check out your inland temper we're talk iing about monday weeken barbec outside. >> this you have it. studen a story that will make the bay area p garvin thomas has this evening's bay area proud. the only thing more special is >> what i need you to do is when charte school in san francisco, she did however have one >> i'm like, oh, shoot. like w middle school >> what she means is that these and so, it cut off the >> two below the knee they didn't however slow her down. in fact, she says she never school >> i had like a hard time >> she's reached adulthood

all of this rings true for sasha and lea, they're starting their careers in tech here in silicon valleyperienced routine sexism in some of the smaller firms where they have interned. so this male engineer said to me, who was kind of pushing back against something i said, he said, "i think hr have really ruined the company culture, if any of us ever said anything ‘rape—y‘ to you, sasha, you could tell us." one of them, i drove all the way up to the city, so two hours to do this in—person interview and at the very end of it, they told me they didn't think i was a good fit. but the head of recruiting wanted to give me a hug. 100 women has given this team five days to come up with a prototype to tackle gender inequality in the work place and the board room. now the parameters are very broad. but, this being silicon valley, i expect it to be a tech—based solution. it could be an app, it could be wearable technology — it is up to them. but after this meeting today, they have five days to reveal the outcome of their work. one of the things i hope we identify are the microdynamics. so, a lot of

offices in many tax havens, said it was in the process of warning clients that they may be implicated in lea sensitive information. and in the sun, a handwritten note containing albert einstein's formula for happiness has fetched $1.3 million at an auction injerusalem. einstein believed: "a calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness." ian is with us. i could top einstein. you cannot top xi jinping, though. this is the end of the communist party congress. he looks unassailable. we have been talking about the new bureau announced this morning. it is like angela merkel. he has hollowed out any opposition... i don't know if she would like that. i will continue it and see what reception i get for the comment. he hollowed out the opposition. he says he is not there for the next five years, but the next decade, until about 2027. he even got his name written in to the communist party constitution. even got his name written in to the communist party constitutionm does not get much better than that. there was a reference to him not being

ifeel sorry for her when they have these lea ks sorry for her when they have these leaks saying she wasssed and tired. that's what she looks like! do we know what they we re looks like! do we know what they were saying? remember the image of angela merkel, emmanuel macron and theresa may walking into the summit and they were covering their malls. everyone was speculating. apparently they were not discussing brexit, they were not discussing brexit, they were not discussing brexit, they were discussing iran. that is why they looked rather animated. they were being quite polite with a couple of toothpicks. they had a nasty bit of meat stuck in their teeth. the front page of the telegraph is interesting because yesterday we were talking in a newspaper review about a campaign for more transparency thank people need to know what is happening in the negotiations. this is an example ofa the negotiations. this is an example of a negotiation being out in the open and, you know, this is, i suppose, the unsavoury side. duigan the open. realistically you want a good deal. you go to a dark room to do

y lea: un incendio forestal causa alarma en california, esta vezen el bosque cleveland.s y se ha duplicado esta noche. sÓlo se ha contenido un 15 % y amenaza al menos 500 viviendas. enrique: polÉmica en méxico. ilia: veremos cÓmo le fue el cresidente trumphoy. ♪ enrique: el gobierno espaÑol respondiÓ a la votación unilateral de catalunia, en la que se votÓ la independencia. reportera: en una votaciÓn histÓrica, el parlamento de catalunia proclamÓ su independencia con 70 votos a favor y sin la presencia de la oposiciÓn, los diputados votaron a favor de su separaciÓn de espaÑa. [aplausos] fuera del parlamento, miles de catalanes celebraban la ruptura con espaÑa. en matriz, sÓlo una hora despuÉs, el senado aprobaba la intervenciÓn de catalunia, una votaciÓn tambiÉn histÓrica que da luz verde al gobierno para aplicar medidas como la destituciÓn del presidente y su gabinete y la resoluciÓn del parlamento. tras un consejo, asÍ lo anunciÓ el presidente rajoy. >> cese del vicepresidente de la generalidad, del presidente y del resto de concejales del gobierno autÓnomo. se trata s

are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward 7 the first big thing is very early, in the mid 1860s, where he makes paintings entirely with a palette knife. portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘70s where, after having worked with the impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes. and then in the ‘90s, all these different currents really start to come together. cezanne was famously grumpy. sitters could be reprimanded for the slightest fidget. "does an apple move?" he'd snap, even though it might have been the 150th session they'd attended for a single portrait. it is fair to say, cezanne was something else. will gompertz, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan davis. tonight, arron banks is the ukip backer who claims to have bankrolled brexit, but is he all he seems? we've been investigating. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good nigh

that's coming up from the bottom of the hour headlines from lea gabrielle.ming up on the fox news channel. dynamic performance, so you can own the road. aggressive styling, so you can break away from everyone else. the bold lexus is. experience amazing. with flavors you'll love.re like new savory grilled mediterranean shrimp. and new sweet and spicy nashville hot shrimp. plus our classics like garlic shrimp scampi. try as much as you want however you want 'em, but don't wait, it ends soon. >> i'm lea gabrielle with a fox report and more of today's headlines. more than 300 people are dead and nearly 400 hurt in somalia. investigators say a truck bomb blew up on a busy street in the capitol saturday. the somali government is blaming al shabaab but the militants have not taken responsibility. the coast guard searching for a missing oil rig worker after an explosion in louisiana. it happened on lake ponchartrain. the blast was so powerful, it rattled homes more than a mile away. investigators say cleaning chemicals caught fire on the platform. two stars collidin

this is about presentation, in the short term at least, about whether these two lea d e rs term at leastr these two leaders can have enough common ground to go back to the people who keep them in power in their own countries and presented as a victory, only say, hey, we do need to worry about a guy any more. in the short term there is probably enough common ground there. in the long—term, when growth begins to wea ken long—term, when growth begins to weaken in the us, say in 2019, growth is already weakening in china, the longer that goes on the more likely it is these two leaders will need something outside of their own economy, sadly, to point out and say, this is why things are going wrong. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. yesterday, we reported how london is trying to cut pollution by introducing an extra daily fee on old cars that drive in the centre of town. well, london is not alone, and singapore has even gone a step further. rico hizon is is there of course, so rico, what are they up to? are you going to be able to drive into town tomorrow? i don't think s

with me are ben chu, economics editor at the independent and ruth lea, arbuthnot banking group economiceconomists? obsession, i think. i

with me are the journalist yasmin alibhai—brown and ruth lea, an economic advisor to the arbuthnot bankingtomorrow's front pages... the times says the chancellor is facing an ambush over his budget next month, from conservative mps who want him out. the guardian reports on demands from top business groups , which want an urgent transition deal with the eu. the telegraph says record nhs waiting times have prompted a trebling in british patients travelling for treatment overseas. the metro leads on this afternoon's armed siege in nuneaton, the japanese election is the lead for the ft, it says a sweeping win for the prime minister gives him a fresh mandate for his signature economic policy. the sun says the government is being ridiculed for trying to ban the term ‘pregnant women', in an effort not to offend transgender parents. 50 children a week are being sent to see gender realignment doctors, according to the daily mirror. and the express claims that britain faces what it calls 11 more ‘wild storms‘ before the end of winter. that was the front pages, a bit more in—depth chat, lovely to see

lea: we will get reports from exxon mobile ahead of that u.s.

they said if we wanted to l lea, they would have shot us. we would be dead eitither way. we made it. past three weeks, 15 fighters have surrendered. coalition horses said they would only accept unconditional surrender. coalition said it hopes to conquer the city and the next two days. california,s to emergency teams are battling the deadliest wildfire in history. at least 31 people have died and hundreds are missing after chaotic evacuations. >> another day of handling claims and enduring a smoke as wild wires continue to rage. 8000 of the wind gave the firefighters a welcome opportunity to contain the fire, which burns out of control and him areas. with the wins forecasting for friday, auauthorities arare not taking chahances. >> we still have fired rove in different directions. we have a threat that is andinuing in multiple areas structures. those areas, we had some more mandatory evacuation arereas yestererday in sonoma county and structures. area. they are still causing us problems. >> 20,000 people have been a back waited so far. this family rushed to a race coursese

with me are ben chu, economics editor at the independent and ruth lea, arbuthnot banking group economic adviser. we were deliberating, what is the collective noun for economists? obsession, i think. i think it is collective noun for economists? obsession, ithink. ithink it is a glut. what do you think, tell us on twitter. tomorrow's front pages. the financial times leads with a report on conservative party divisions over borisjohnson‘s ‘red line' for brexit. the metro's front page also features the conservative party conference, and the foreign secretary's suggestion during his speech that jeremy corbyn should be sent into space. the telegraph describes borisjohnson as the ‘roaring lion‘ that he urged his fellow party members to be during his speech to the conference. meanwhile the guardian chooses to focus on what the prime minister is expected to tell her mps tomorrow — saying she will call on them to care less aboutjob security and more about the needs of ordinary people. the i has an exclusive revealing that ministers are planning to reinstate maintenance grants for poorer universit

lea, i see you every day in the halls. i know you're fired up because there's so much news in the markets from earnings, we have the first reading on the third-quarter gdp coming up which could be a huge market-mover as well. i say it is a market mover. kevin: i couldn't sleep last night. the people that we have coming up to talk about it, that's what i'm even more excited about. dagen: let's tee that up. venture capital itself and partner peter thiel, his conversation with maria, new york stock exchange tom farly and tv and film star kevin on his new movie and so much more. i will be in outnumbered with kevin sorbo. the pharmaceutical giant merck also expected to report within the hour and, of course, we are watching shares of amazon after the company reported record quarterly renew and amazon reportedly getting into the pharmacy business. i love being able to attribute stories to individual newspapers. there was a story in st. louis dispatch that amazon received approval for wholesale pharmacy licenses and leads 12 state

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trump making it very clear, he is putting the focus on the community here in leas vegas. the grief, he'll take on the role of consoler in chief. he says now is not the time to talk about the gun control debate. he says that will come in coming days. but right now, he wants to focus on this community in mourning. now, of course, you know on capitol hill, a very different tone, craig. you do have a number of lawmakers saying that this underscores the need for stiffer gun regulation, particularly when it comes to some of these rifles and assault weapons that allows this type of attack to unfold. this comes on the heels of the president's visit to puerto rico yesterday, in which he did get some criticism. on the one hand he went there, again, as consoler in chief, craig, but he raised some eyebrows by joking about the fact that the disaster will add to and hurt the federal budget. he compared what happened in puerto rico to the death toll in hurricane katrina, saying far few died. that got a lot of criticism. the mayor and the president of san juan have had a robust back and

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current ballon d'or holder cristiano ronaldo will be there after he and his portugal team—mates lea pfroggedgroup with a 2—0 victory in lisburn. striker andre silva wrapped things up. things were tense for lionel messi and argentina when ecuador took and early lead in their must win qualifier in ecuador but the five—time ballon d'or winner hit a hat—trick in the altitude of quito which meant the avoided a shock elimination. after a ll after all of the insults and of course a retirement from international football, a course a retirement from internationalfootball, a great night for the enormously. there were jubilant scenes in the central american group for panama — a country ofjust four million — defying the odds to reach the world cup for the very first time. they beat costa rica 2—1 — with their president promptly declaring today a national holiday. no such smiles on the faces of the players from the us or chilly. the american captain said it was the perfect storm, what could have gone wrong did as they were beating 2—1 by trinidad and today. is the first time they will miss the world cup

considered walking away from the sport, it is now determined to lead the sport, it is now determined to lea team gb to the defence of their 0lympic crown in tokyo 2020. he is been speaking to our 0lympic reporter, nick. i woke been speaking to our 0lympic reporter, nick. iwoke up been speaking to our 0lympic reporter, nick. i woke up one morning with a pain in my chest, the critically a pain down my left arm, leaving me with a feeling that not on about to die, that i think i will just go back to sleep, try to get back to sleep till anyway. at 3am i phoned the team doctor, went straight to hospital and they confirmed that i had a blocked artery in my heart. anyone prior to having heart surgery will find it pretty scary. i did have a particularly dark moment where i thought, you know, what will happen? will i get out of this the other side 0k? will i get out of this the other side ok? i was concerned about my immediate family and my children, and whether they would have a dad, that was the worst bit. the following morning the consultant saw me and said urs fit as a fiddle, you have come throu

tomorrow's headlines — are covered in the the papers, my guests this evening are economic advisor ruth leaendent‘s economics editor, ben chu. that's all ahead on bbc news. now time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. iam i am holly hamilton. a one—year ban for dan evans after testing positive for dan evans after testing positive for cocaine. no gareth bale for wales and the world cup qualifiers, an injury means he is ruled out for matches against georgia and the republic of ireland. and for the first time the england women cricketers are ranked world number one, the captain says the ashes series will be a close contest. plenty to come in an action packed sportsday but we'll start with the news that wales will be without their star player, gareth bale, for theirfinal world cup qualifiers against georgia and the republic of ireland over the next week. and dan evans is to face a ban after testing positive for cocaine. we learnt about that earlier this year at quite an emotional press conference. it is something that he has been quite upfront about? he was quick to admit that he had

are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward ?e he makes paintings entirely with a palette knife. portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘705 where, after having worked with the impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes. and then in the ‘90s, all these different currents really start to come together. cezanne was famously grumpy. sitters could be reprimanded for the slightest fidget. "does an apple move?" he'd snap, even though it might have been the 150th session they'd attended for a single portrait. it is fair to say, cezanne was something else. will gompertz, bbc news. before we go, we wanted to show you this... a british man has taken to the heights across south africa in a balloon. he reach heights of 2500 metres, suspended by 1000 helium balloons strapped to a camping chair, as you do. tuesday saw a range of temperatures across the uk. a lot of cloud in east anglia. 20 degrees, much higher t

alison: one of the latest is ,rom french actress lea sedou known as "blue is the warmest color," andecent bond girl. she has written an editorial describing her experience with harvey weinstein. she said it did not take her long to figure him out -- he flirted and stared at her like she was a piece of meat. things got out of hand when he invited her to his room for a drink. she says he jumped on her and she had to physically fight him off. talks about the misogynistic culture of the film industry, which she says is based on desirable actresses. she says men need to get rid of this expectation that those desires are going to be fulfilled. genie: france is a country with its own history of sex scandals, with the media here comparing harvey weinstein to a prominent wrench politician. alison: this is dominic strikes con -- dominique strauss-kahn, dsk. he might have become the president if it were not for allegations he sexually assaulted a made in a hotel in new york a couple of years back. parisienne" is comparing the two, talking about of sex scandal at the heart cinema. weinstein had

. >> we have lea few minutes here that he apparently entered the us capital through the house side and came through a check point in the ray burn tunnel. there's the ray burn house office building which is over on the house side of the capitalment the president was lunching in the capital itself with republican nors. he came thraw a check point with an expired visitor's pass and then made his way all the way over to the second floor of the capital, close to the senate chamber. that's usually a pretty secure area. it's usually pretty secure when the president is up here. we have these hard passes . this is a congressional pass that you're supposed to have here. he didn't have anything like that. they were checking these passes pretty strenuously throughout the day. nobody else noticed himment he's a local man. clayton ryan of sterling, virginia, 36. he has been charged with unlawful pro test on the capital i've been told that he's not been with cooperative with authorities. i've been told that snr capital authorities are are upset with this. there's egg on their face and this was a fail

the daughter ma lea >> delivering bad news, whether it's in a relationship, or a workplace, the one thing you should never do. >> and it's another warm night. but weather is on its way, kate bilo is tracking changes and chance for rain when "eyewitness news" news at 11:00 continues. ♪ musguys, i'm good. say goodbye to distractions. now you can last longer with new k-y duration spray. cca can. >>> this is cbs3 eyewitness news with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo, nicole brewer, and don bell. >>> the fall-out from harvey weinstein's sexual harassment scandal continues. the wife of the hollywood mogul tells people magazine she's leaving him. three women accused weinstein of rape. an a lifter angelina jolie are speaking out. weinstein was fired from the film studio he co founded following he paid off at least eight sexual harassment claims. the former president barack obama who attended democratic fund-raisers in office say he and mrs. are disgusted. the oldest daughter malia interned earlier this year. the obamas said, quote, any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion ne

at least 20 boats capsized, killing around at leas capsized, killing around 150. ♪ since his death in7, guevara was an icon of the cuban revolution, capturing imaginations of a generation. he was famed for his socialist ideals, but one of his children is keeping his name alive through a different approach. he runs a private business on the island, offering motorbike trips to tourists. will went along for the ride. will: son of latin america's best-known revolutionary icon, ernesto, has inherited much from his father. his strong features, his name and his passion for motorbikes. unlike che, ernesto has taken a very different path in life. tourism. he runs a motorbike tourism company whose only link to che is in the name. after the famous motorcycle diaries. >> this is a private company using foreign capital working alongside some state-run cuban companies. it has been happening for years now, for centuries, in fact. will: he gave us rare access to join him on a city tour of havana. business is brisk. cuba receiving record numbers of visitors last year, his company has proven a popular

as soon as they are docked, everybody lea ps soon as they are docked, everybody leaps that our livesople get splashed, maybe even fall into the river itself. the canal, you don't want to go in doubt. what is dark, dingy and very, very smelly. —— the water is. the pollution is caused by waste from houses, stalls, and restaurants which lined the sides of the canal. work is under way to clean up the klongs and boat services. by doing that, it is hoped that more people and tourists will use bangkok's waterways, and the congestion on the city roads will be reduced. further down the canal, i see how much of the challenges facing the cleaning cruisy. what they have here is the bamboo worms, which are collecting all the rubbish. —— booms. insane. so much for the starring. old teddy bears, mattresses. have a look at that. how much to do to take all of this out? twice a day. what are the things that washed down? anything and everything? yes. even furniture, something like that. so peoplejust throw couches, refrigerators... whatever they don't want, theyjust throw in the river? yes. time now to

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. >> did you end up seeing him or this dark suv lea people started coming out of the building. that was about it. it was chaos. >> reporter: investigators say that they identified prince very quickly because people saw prince and were able to tell authorities exactly who they should be looking for. he's 38 years old. and as we mentioned, he's believed to still be driving the black gmc arcadia with delaware plates. a fact confirmed by the hartford county sheriff was that he also, of course, had driven to wilmington delaware, where, which, we're going to get to in just a second. but the sheriff said that it only takes a few minutes to get there. here's what the sheriff had to say earlier today. >> only takes 20 minutes to get to wilmington from here. certainly, i oh wouldn't say be aware, this incident to have targeted his workplace, i don't know what relationship is up there. i still believe he's probably targeting for a specific reason and not general. that doesn't mean he's he's an arm killer out there, certainly, he is a danger to anyone he encounters. >> now, in last few hou

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unfair burden on small businesses in new york state who are exempt from the federal family and medical lea which guarantees unpaid time off to employees at businesses with 50 or more workers. >> it is the most expensive and expansive such program in the united states. administratively it's going to be very challenging for them. especially for small companies, if it's a key person or very important member of the staff, they're required to permit them take this leave. >> reporter: and while many on main street are focusing on higher priority items in washington like health care and tax reform, experts say paid leave policies should be on the radar. >> it's actually very complex with a lot of nuances. there's a lot of monitoring, a lot of reporting going on. there's a lot of different regulations within each state and jurisdiction. so i think it's something that they do need to be aware of and could be very complex to comply with. >> reporter: while he acknowledges those challenges, especially for smaller companies, he maintains the benefits outweigh any cons, especially in the long term. >>

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