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with more on this, a senior llow at the manhattan institute. thank you for coming on.ooking at these numbers today. frankly, i'm shocked. listen to this. if you want a pacemaker implant, you're paying 70,000. in raleigh new jersey, not far away, you're paying 101,000. why is that? >> you know, here's the thing. we were told that t reason why health insurance costs different money is because insurers are greedy and profiteers. it's not true. it is actually hospitals are raising prices. they are exploiting market discrepancies and charging enormous amounts of money for things that don't cost that much and insurers are forced to pass those costs on. there the ones who are behind obamacare because it's an extra $2 trillion a respond hospitals. gerri: i want to go back to this example for a second because these are two very different communities. not wealthy and all and livingston is. i am wondering if hospital is charging more because they can get it under medicare. >> sometimes that said, but sometimes what happens is it's actually the private insurers. medicare is the go

let's give you an update on the llow fire. want to give you some perspective as to where it is and what we are working with out there. 125 acres, 150 percent containment. we are still going to get the dry winds. 5-15 miles an hour sustained. humidity, very, very low, 10%-30%. your temps are going to be running between the mid-80s to low 90s. you want to keep in mind, high fire danger at least until noon. it might extend if we see the winds continue to pump. we might have to extend the high fire danger. we are going to let you know today at 11:00 and give you a st status update. 97 degrees. that is the forecasted high for livermore. that should break an old record of 96. records with oakland touching on 90 degrees. it is going to be hot out there. elsewhere, 98 in fairfield, 91, santa rosa. 83 degrees in san francisco. we have a major cooldown and some rain headed our way. we will talk about when that time is out. coming up, first, want to get you to work on time. here is our own mike inouye. >>> chp reports as the commute buil

so i even said and i agree that apple is llowing the tax law, and they're going to have a conversati about whether or not we should change the tax law. in other words, should it be legal -- neil: all right, fair eough. gene, here's what i like about this, and i'm not a fan of the congress scrutinizing anyone about fiscal propriety. but leaving aside that, i like the fact that the coolest company on earth that was always above getting picked apart is now getting a little bit picked apart. so that is an encouraging development, i just think for all the wrong reasons. what say you? >> you know, i can say one thing, um, i think making the attention on apple certainly puts attention on that issue. but i want to give credit, actually, to tim cook. he's playing it the right way. he's being summoned, and i bet he'll handle it -- neil: you can't not go, right? >> you can't ignoret, but at the same time look at the trouble microsoft got into, look at the antitrust trouble google's in right now. you have to play this game, and i give him credit for doing that. >> to gene's point, he could send

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but president obamas push to avoid increases more llow key that was last year, when the president was courting young voters on the campaign trail. obama will host college students to borrow at the white house as he calls on congress to keep the rate from dublin on july 1st. >> lawsuit was filed against the ncaa leaders, seeking to overturn sanctions against penn state university. the late joe paterno family, several members of the penn state or trusties, faculty, for players and coaches are behind a lawsuit. in july the ncaa announced sanctions against the university. they included a $60 million fine, as well as the four year ban from bowl games spirit pennsylvania gov. tom corbett already filed an antitrust lawsuit in january against the n.c.a.a.. he claims it's punishment for the university are overreaching and unlawful. >> the florida chapter of the council of american islamic relations is calling for an investigation into the shooting death of a man who knew one of the boston marathon bombings suspect. ibragim todashev was shot at his home in orlando last week while he was being q

going to be guaranteed issue that obviously is going to be a big impact in those states that currently llow medical underwriting, and federal subsidies. so what's the impact? the insurers come out with their premiums but we have federal subs des provide for people who have household incomes urn 400 pk of the federal poverty level level -- level. we look at that as well. that's what people will feel, the after tax effects and there are costs passed through inner it is of premiums. those are key driving forces that will affect premiums. we concentrated mainly on the vedge market because it's most affected by the changes. at the same time, the individual market today represents about 5% of the population. we expect that to grow considerably other the next several years because of a.c.a. we think it will double. so there's a lot of focus on the individual marks for those reasons, number one, it is most affected by a.c.a., and number two, it's expected to grow the fastest as well. we also looked at the small group market. i'll have some comments on the small group market as well in terms of how

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very few people in congress know this particular point which is there is a loophole in the law which ,llowsan illegal immigrant when their kids hit age 21, to basically get a parent visa and parent green card which eventually gives them access to all of those things. what i say is depending on how many people access that loophole, the baseline cost could be very -- and is it the baseline cost is actually the hardest thing to calculate, ok, but the bottom line is i'm a they are very expensive. they may be expensive under current law. we do not really know. half of the illegals currently have us-born children. we do not have a lot of that access in terms of the loophole now. we may have a huge amount in terms of the future. bottom line, they made the more costly even under current law than most people understand. --annot see how you can get if half of them get access to social security and medicare through the parent visa, i do not see how you're averse that. it would mean the net cost of amnesty might be a couple trillion. the bottom line, what i recommend in the report is if you are interes

. >> do you know if they would have asked who his favorite islamic writer was or are they llowed to ask those questions? >> i know -- >> either you know or you don't know. were they allowed to ask who his favorite imam was? were they allowed to ask about the mosque he was attending at cambridge or had been in in boston what from what i understand? were they allowed to ask those questions? >> i know a good deal of what was asked about him in connection with the interaction that occurred. but that is potentially part of this ongoing case. and that is why i'm a little hesitant. >> well, it's also, in trying to determine how the f.b.i. blew the opportunity to save people's lives by accepting the russian information and following up on it. because what we have dealt with, and it shouldn't have been classified but the information being purged from f.b.i. documents has been classified and i've reviewed that information, i'm aware of what has been purged in the efforts to avoid offending anyone who is islamic, i'm not concerned about offending anybody that wants to blow us up, but i am concerne