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according to the prince's trust, which has supported milly, more than a quarter of young people don'ttrol of their lives. the charity says well—being for 16 to 25—year—olds is at its lowest level in eight years of research. we need to invest in things like cadets, programs in schools that are character—building and encourage teamwork. i think we need to invest much more heavily in vocational training and the further education sector. concerns over body image, recent political events including the brexit vote and the syria situation, as well as money worries, were all raised by the survey — issues these young people say are a concern. because of recent political events and the economic outlook, there isjust a really high level of uncertainty. you have to have a certain income... a lot of employers expect you to have lots of experience just even to find an entry—leveljob. while life can be difficult for all young people, milly says it's important to reach out when you know things are really spiralling out of control. a fund for the family of the polish lorry driver killed in the berlin

she is playing the main character, millie, a character much like herself.” relate to millie.ted. but nervous at the same time. i remember that time when i did the same coming off of a plane in italy and ian king, 0k, same coming off of a plane in italy and ian king, ok, this is great, but what now? following your dream. -- and thinking,. with that dream a firm reality she has been playing catch up with the rest of the cast of thoroughly modern millie had to start rehearsals without her as she danced to the strictly title.” start rehearsals without her as she danced to the strictly title. i was rooting for herbert at the same time i thought i need her the rehearsal rooms. “— i thought i need her the rehearsal rooms. —— her but. i had huge mixed emotions. she rises to every challenge. she is fantastic to work with. it will be exciting. i get a buzz performing live, getting an audience reaction. if you say a line and they laugh or gasp, i get a buzz from that. so i think it will be amazing. joanne hopes to defend her crown later in the year, but for now, it is millie on her mind

my name is milli, and i've got super pattern power. - i'm geo.uper robot computer. [electronic blips] together... all: we're team umizoomi! - we're at our friend melissa's house. - hi! - she loves outer space. - mm-hmm. guess what, team umizoomi. the umi city rocket ship blasts off into space today. - wow. into outer space. do you like outer space? so do i! - i've always wondered what outer space looks like. - i can show you what outer space looks like with my telescope. [together] ooh, a telescope. - do you want to see what's in outer space? me too. come on. let's look through the telescope. wow. it's so pretty. i see a satellite. - and planets. - what do you see? yeah, there are stars and the moon too. - but there's something else. look over there, by the biggest star. where is the biggest star? right. that's it. - hey, it's a little house. - someone lives there. - [gasps] comets. - glittering gizmos, it's a whole family of comets. - [gasps] there's a daddy comet, a mommy comet, a little brother comet, and a sister comet. and, aww, a little bab

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according to the prince's trust, which has supported milly, more than a quarter of young people don'tor 16 to 25—year—olds is at its lowest level in eight years of research. we need to invest in things like cadets, programs in schools that are character—building and encourage teamwork. i think we need to invest much more heavily in vocational training in the further education sector. concerns over body image, recent political events including the brexit vote and the syria situation, as well as money worries, were all raised by the survey — issues these young people say are a concern. because of recent political events and the economic outlook, there isjust a really high level of uncertainty. you have to have a certain income to rent. a lot of employers expect you to have lots of experience just even to find an entry—level job. while life can be difficult for all young people, milly says it's important to reach out when you know things are really spiralling out of control. north korea says it's ready at any time to test a long—range missile. the country's leader, kim jong—un, said in h

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last night jane picked a new one, "millie, molly and jimmy's seeds."his is a gift from one of my co-workers who books the guests on our show. she sent this presumably because my wife's name is molly and my name's jimmy. we don't know millie, but fine, we like new people. jane pulls this the off the shelf. my wife opens it. first of all, put this up. joanna wrote a nice little note. jimmy, this book is for you to read to jane, jo. i'm glad she made that clear, i thought we were supposed to eat off of it. so it's nice that she sent it. and my wife starts reading. here's how it goes. we may look different, but we feel the same. nice. next page. one day, jimmy's desk was empty. jimmy wasn't the sort to stay in bed with a cold, jimmy loves school. it talks about jimmy loved the garden, working with the gardener at school. then gets back to jimmy's desk was empty the next day. this is where jane starts asking, where did jimmy go? and my wife says, he's coming back, we'll see him soon, don't worry. and then one morning miss blithe seemed different. she sat on

millie, i will get you the oval. >> you can tell me right now what's going to happen this season. wouldn't you like to tell me? >> michael, i really do like you but i like my job more. and if i tell you, i'll get fired. >> you will not get fired. >> i could. >> you an olivia pope. you can fix this. >> just one thing? >> you could play a really fun game for the first five episodes of find the bump. because we shot five episodes before i gave birth. and the rest of them are after. behind flowers, behind prada purses, behind big coats and are going to be going i think i found a bump for that one. >> my office is here. >> may i see? >> yeah. >> it's not fancy. >> but you know what? you're very accomplished out of this place. >> we started with confirmation which is a film i did for hbo. we're developing projects for television, drama and comedy, films, maybe some theater. it's excite. >> since i'm here on set in your production office, i feel like can i audition for you for "scandal"? >> i guess michael, do you have like a mog o monologue prepared? >> i grabbed some lines from the sho

she has swapped blackpool and dance floors for the stage, finding herfeet as millie.ing and dancing. it is quite different, quite manic, but it has been a childhood dream of mine. more than 13 million people watched as the celebrity pair were awarded the glitter ball before christmas. joanne beating her big brother kevin in his fourth final. everyone saw your reaction when your name was announced with ore as the winner. how did you feel? well, we didn't expect it in the slightest. she seemed to read our names are pretty quick, and i wasjust like, what? i can't remember anything after that, apart from i think my brother picked me up, spun me around, then i went towards the glitter ball, and i remember nearly fainting. as i didn't hear what ore said. i was thinking, i am going to faint on live tv — keep calm, breed! keep calm, breathe! joanne was cast in the musical last summer. it is the story of a girl who travels to new york to follow her dreams, similar to howjoanne left grimsby at 16 and moved to italy for a career in dance. i can relate to it because the musical s

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a home within the second ring road is said to cost at least 1 milli million.he average annual salary in beijing is $7,800 only the very fortunate can buy a home. >>> of bay jirng's residents, 38% are from rural areas. the bay jings cbd located between the third and fourth ring roads is where 70% of foreign companies hold offices. many media outlets are also located here. one man bought a studio apartment for 500,000 u.s. dollars in this district a year ago. >> this man works for a real estate agency. this studio apartment is about 66 square meters in size. he lives here with his wife he purchased this apartment because it was close to his office. but if he puts it on the market now, he could sell it for more than 600,000 u.s. dollars. >> he owns two other apartment units. if he sells them, they would both sell for $700,000 each. >> being born in beijing enabled him to do this a ten minute drive from the direction of tiananmen square, is a 23-year-old apartment building between the second and third ring roads. this is where other properties are located. his par

britain's millie knight and guide brett wild, have won downhill gold on the opening day of the worldmpaired skier completed the course in italy in one minute 13.42 seconds, beating five—time paralympic champion henrieta far—karsova of slovakia. knight was britain's youngest athlete at the sochi paralympics in 2014, and has dominated the world cup circuit in recent months winning 11 medals — seven of them gold. when we came into this we thought we just wanted to be pleased with our brands, finish the line and think we'd done our best and couldn't have gone any faster and the result will look after it self. but we got both of those feelings today so... so chuffed. a fantastic result. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the best of british television is being celebrated tonight at the national tv awards. stars of the small screen are arriving in central london and we are there as well. sophie, hello there. good evening. it is chilly here. as you will recognise, that there —— fabulous mary berry is with me. you will recognise, that t

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mum died -- millie rawley.ns and different forms of abuse until eventually when i was 16 i became homeless for three months and this was when mental health really declined. after receiving treatment in hospital, milly is living at the ymca while doing her a—levels and she is now feeling much happier. compared to years ago i know that where i want to go, what i want to do andi where i want to go, what i want to do and i know how to get there. according to the prince's trust, which has supported milly, more than a quarter of young people don't feel in control of their lives. the charity says well—being for 16 to 25 —year—olds is at its lowest level in eight years of research. we need to invest in things like programs in schools that are character building and encourage teamwork. i think we need to invest much more heavily in vocational training and further education sector. concerns over body image, recent political events including the brexit vote and the serious situation, as well as money worries, were all rai

starring with julie andrews in "modern millie" and "a change of habit" with elvis presley. >> it doesn'tme from being a woman. >> playing mary todd lincoln who battled mental illness, mary studied the letters. >> i let it all gel for a while. and more than any other than i've done. and i think perhaps it is because of her madness. >> she was a woman who treasured her friends, especially betty white. >> she is my friend. we have seen each other through some times. we have laughed together a whole lot. >> gifted with boundless energy, at age 57, she made a workout video for mature women. >> it reminds me of my early beginnings as a chorus dancer and how hard it was. but i was young then. i could handle it a little easier than i can now. >> and on the day she received her star on hollywood's walk of fame, in typical humble fashion, mary looking to honor with a sense of humor. >> one of the great things about it is that in the future should i havefully doubts i can come here and remind myself i wasn't a figurement of my own imagination. >> forever embedded in our memories, mary's ability to

. >> mary took on all kinds of characters, starring with julie andrews in "thoroughly modern millie.nge of habit" with elvis presley. >> the fact that i'm a nun doesn't stop me from being a woman. >> he was very much in awe of me. he was a huge fan of the dick van dyke show. >> that no-makeup look is when she played mary todd lincoln who battled mental illness. mary studied her personal letters. >> i let it gel for a while. i think more than anything else i've ever done. i think that's because of her madness. >> she was a woman who treasured her friends, especially betty white. >> she is my dearest friend. we've seen each other through some tough times. and we have laughed together a whole lot. she's just a hell of a dame. she's just the best. >> gifted with boundless energy, at age 57 she made a workout video for mature women. >> it reminds me of my early beginnings as a chorus dancer. but i was young then, i could handle it a little easier than i can now. >> on the day she received her star on hollywood walk of fame, in her typical humble fashion, mary looked at the honor with a se

britain's millie knight and guide brett wild have won downhill gold on the opening day of the world paraskiing championships. the 18—year—old visually impaired skier completed the course in italy in one minute 13.42 seconds, beating five—time paralympic champion henrieta farkarsova of slovakia. knight was britain's youngest athlete at the sochi paralympics in 2014 and has dominated the world cup circuit in recent months, winning 11 medals — seven of them gold. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment — the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the guardian's chief leader writer randeep ramesh and lucy fisher, chief political correspondent at the times. good to have you both. let's look at the front pages. fortress america is the metro's headline — after president trump signed an executive order to build a wall on the us border with mexico. the i previews theresa may's upcoming visit to the united states, with the paper describing it as "tricky". the guardian says the prime minister will seek a "special deal" w

for 19—year—old milly rawley getting help was crucial to getting her life back on track after her mumow feeling much happier. compared to years ago, i know where i want to go, what i want to do and i know how to get there. according to the prince's trust, which has supported milly, more than a quarter of young people don't feel in control of their lives. the charity says well—being for 16 to 25—year—olds is at its lowest level in eight years of research. we need to invest in things like cadets, programs in schools that are character building and encourage teamwork. i think we need to invest much more heavily in vocational training and further education sector. concerns over body image, recent political events including the brexit vote and the serious situation, as well as money worries, were all raised by the survey, issues these young people say are a concern. of recent political events and the economic outlook, there isjust a really high level of uncertainty. you have to have a certain income... a lot of employers expect you to have lots of experience just even to find an entry leve

here's where we stand now. 2 trenton, 23 millville, 23 ac and 27 milly and you get the idea and colder outlying burbs out to the north and mount pocono six this hour and even though you start the day off bright and chilly you start to the moderate up. i'm not tell you it will be worthy of winter coat by:00 but 44 is not as harsh as we've seep in years past and last monday we couldn't break out of the 20s we expect with time to see the temperatures rebound above average. it comes with a price as it tends to do. another around of rain on the way. later in the show when you want the umbrella and time that out for you and of course how warm will it get. i'll have the answer in the 7 day later on. meisha. >> all right. katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you and happy mlk day for you. look at new jersey. creek road, certainly starting to heat up now as we push towards 6:00 hour and we can expect that on monday morning and even on mlk day which today will be a little lighter than we typically see on monday. right now, 42 looks like this in new jersey and girard

>>> jennifer lopez is giving away a milli bucks. got your attention, didn't i?hat is the grand prize in a dance show she is producing. who is going to be the host? topping tonight's show and tell, j.lo gets her gal. jenna's got the gig, the step-up star and wife of channing tatum will join world of dance. and announcing the news on instagram. she's the executive producer as well as a judge alongside derek hough and neo. the competition will air on nbc later this year. >>> next, news surrounding that other dancing show. >> it's just absolutely amazing. i'm super, super happy. >> amber rose confirming on her podcast that she and dancing with the star pro val chmerkovkiy are in a row he manse now. >> it has been awesome. his familygr is eat. >> they met on the show when r brother, maks. >>> and finally when it comes to dating his daughters, jamie foxx is a protecttve papa. >> your kids, oh, man. i tear somebody's head off. my youngest daughter is eiggt. but she is, like she has a -- i'm like, what? >> jamie is reuniting with -phis "due date" co-star michelle monagh

. —— millie seale put it into. weep change the system, tried to change the game.lt. pleased for the players that haven't played too much. this is important for them to get a lot of minutes now, to try and build their confidence. we had to defend well and runi million miles, because they're a good side. we had a good chance in the game, agbonlahor has got a good chance, when you hope you can take. a touch disappointed with the goal, because they didn't have to do much. for all the defensive work, one ci’oss for all the defensive work, one cross into the box, adam forshaw way we didn't deal with it. the only time we didn't, it's in the back of the net. —— unfortunately we didn't deal with it. middlesbrough were the victors over chester. abiola negredo on the scoresheet as all the premiership sides in action on sunday avoided defeat. with the australian open only a week away, devon trough will continue his preparation by winning his first title in almost two years. he took the first set 62 before kei nishikori came back to take the second set. thank you bury. queen e

wa nt want are the story for you, millie knight finished second in the para alpine skiing championshipsmy run in the morning was tough. mild across southern areas, it really has quite a change compared to all of that cold weather, tomorrow, a mix of weather on the way and that mild weather hasn't reached all parts of the country. it is still pretty cold. this is the cloud that we had across the uk today, and this is what we will have over the uk tomorrow but not everywhere. so in the short term some showers, nasty heavy rain briefly smashing its way through wales right now and later in the night, pretty chilly in the north may be some icy patches, scotland, northern ireland, northern england maybe a bit too mild. watch this weather front. here it maybe a bit too mild. watch this weatherfront. here it comes. the cloud increases, we have got the rain into the south—west, wales, and also northern ireland a bit later on. this is what it looks like around the middle of the afternoon. pretty soggy with rain, quite heavy but for most of us, it will come and go. wax and rain. ithink but for mos

madeleine mccann‘s family gave evidence, so did the parents of murdered schoolgirl milly dowler.mr mosley‘s family trust is now funding the approved press regulator. we need this new section 40, to give access to justice. the problem at the moment is unless you're rich, if you are turned over by a big newspaper, there's nothing you can do, because the lawyers say to you, well, you have a good case, you can sue, but you do realise if you lose, we don't think you will lose, but if you do lose it will be several hundred thousand pounds. protesters today calling for tighter regulation. but the newspapers are digging in for a bitter fight and leveson‘s recommendations, which aimed to bring back trust, are still causing division nearly five years on. amol rajan, bbc news. a fund for the family of the polish truck driver killed in the berlin christmas market attack has reached nearly $240,000. fellow lorry driver david duncan was so shocked by what happened that he set up the online campaign. mr duncan was personally thanked by the polish ambassador to london — as kasia madera reports.

madeleine mccann‘s family gave evidence, so did the parents of murdered schoolgirl milly dowler.t is now funding the approved press regulator. we need this new section 40, to give access to justice. the problem at the moment is unless you're rich, if you are turned over by a big newspaper, there's nothing you can do, because the lawyers say to you, well, you have a good case, you can sue, but you do realise if you lose, we don't think you will lose, but if you do lose it will be several hundred thousand pounds. protesters today calling for tighter regulation. but the newspapers are digging in for a bitter fight and leveson‘s recommendations, which aimed to bring back trust, are still causing division nearly five years on. amol rajan, bbc news. the golden globes ceremony in los angeles became a platform for some of hollywood's biggest names to criticise the policies and attitudes of donald trump, though the president—elect was not actually mentioned by name. meryl streep attacked mr trump's actions in mocking a disabled reporter during the election campaign, but the three—time 0sc

milli so by now oma, my grandmother has built a wall of her own. even gives it a name, the family wall.. so i just like to read another excerpt from the book.th the safe haven that she had begun to create the day theavene soviets stepped foot ino sheltee shwanberg to shelter from the suffocation of the regime now had a name. she declared the family wall a sanctuary. they would preserve their souls by keeping the good in and the bad out.by the children followed oma's lead and the concept took hold. inside the family wall the children let down their guard. as the fabric of east german society began to fray under the yoke of an orwellian climate ofb oppression, families wondered whether or not they could trust their spouses parents or o siblings, oma demanded family trust and loyalty. behind closed doors to opa, oma insisted that they foster the idea of the family wall if they were to have any chance against a regime out to crush the spirit of its people. so the cold war rages on. the space race takes off. the nuclear arms race continues, with both th

. >> no one can top millie vanil vanilli. >>> all right.et's go to traffic now. >> mass transit major story bart has recovered fully from that long major delay and so you're good no delays there. ace train though no service today muni is on a sunday schedule but providing early morning subway service from 5 to 8 a.m. and then let's take a look here. ac transit busses sunday schedule, goaden gate transit busses holiday schedule. ferries holiday schedule and bta bus and light rail sunday schedule. make sure you're checking the website for the info. let's take a look at roads. no delay in through san francisco. between 880 and 101 the roadways are wet. look at that. >> they are wet. >>> i want to divert your attention to your tv screen. take a look at this and what do you see? it looks like a blurry golf ball. this is our mount ham cam. i wanted to share this with us because that's some snow on the camera lens there this morning. want can't wait until it starts to brighten up so we can get a good view of the snow that's been falling for the pa

>> milli vanilli. >> trump going to a lot of balls on inauguration. you think you should dance?e a few moves. >> it will be huge. i had to. i had to. >> probably trumps advisor, i would tell him to come but that would be the call. that would gain the youth vote. i would vote for him if he did that. >> good thing you are not as advisor. >> yet, i would. >> if he does a complete 360 and changes what he has gone against and actually does right by us, then, he'll have my support. >> humana 180? >> 360 starts back where you started. >> i am and english major, noth major. >> can i try on your glasses? >> go ahead, take them off. [laughs] >> how do i look? >> you look amazing. you look like an actual diva. >> welcome to the '80s. >> bill: all right, here is watters. so, your program on saturday, got big ratings, right? >> i can't believe it. football is on and people actually watch my show. i'm shocked. >> bill: did you know the game was as boring as a game could possibly be? congratulations. the numbers were good. >> thank you. >> bill: the second question i have for you, on friday, y

is various forms of fraud that president trump alleges on the scale of 3 million to 5 millian vot milli million. >> he's claiming there are dead people on the rolls, people who are here illegally and should not be on the rolls. >> reporter: even the republican chair of the house oversight committee said his committee will not investigate since he sees no evidence of fraud. election officials concur, as do the ceo of the non-partisan committee of 70. >> this is the same unfounded allegation that candidate trump made. and now we're hearing it again with as far as i know no new information. >> reporter: now, double registrations like tiffany trumps happen pretty often, especially in cities like philly with transient college kids. elections officials remove inactive voters and duplicates over time. it takes seven years of not voting and at least one warning letter before you're scrubbed from the rolls. jim and jacqueline? >> thank you. >>> philadelphia is helping president trump make history. we'll break down the day of firsts ahead at 4:45. >>> listen to the howling winds in bensalem. a ni

meg is there with john millie began. >> john, thanks for joining us.y are having a very fascinating conversationmillieb. >> john, thanks for joining us. they are having a very fascinating conversation but we have to start with the m&a question. what is your take? >> we've been talking about this for the last couple years and we've been very interested in expanding our pipeline. we did have great successes last year especially with the launch of four products including two for hiv. so we're seeing good expansion of our sales based on volume growth. but m&a ability to bring in new products is a critical component for the future. and as we've been talking to investors and meeting with lots of companies here this week, m and a is top of mind for us. i think it's important to think about how deposit continuous and innovative our business is so we have to be fully innovative again and again and again. so m and a is top of mind. >> and you've two transformative deals. the hepatitis c franchise. does another company like that exist out there for you to buy? is

. >> tucker: conservatives who have argued for milli- generations at the most important thing is to respectrket. especially by government. they are giving up something. if you are a market absolutist, you can't really look at it and be that happy about it. can you? >> it just depends how absolute the market is. if the market is the country, or the entire world, or the entire universe, whatever that means, our economy is global and i get it. a car that is manufactured in mexico where labor is 85% cheaper than it is in the united states is going to be cheaper for the consumer theoretically and that's fundamentally a good thing in a global market economy. look at me, i am not an economist, what do i know?y at some point, we have to i ask ourselves, if you just keep extrapolating that, who are we? what do we do other than buy things that other people make on our behalf? eventually when the bottom falls out, it's like "idiocracy." that movie. we don't know how to hang a picture anymore, much less make a car. we can talk about what is best for the consumer, what is best for the worker, it's reall

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is confirmed, the value of the 2 milli million shares he would have received will be transferred to anndependently managed trust. tillerson will also surrender entitlement to more than $4 million in cash bonuses and other benefits as he gears up for the senate confirmation hearings. >>> back to the markets. joining us now on the cnbc news line, a special guest caller, jim cramer, host of "mad money." loyal "worldwide exchange" fan from the very beginning. jim, you really have been a part of the show for us. thank you for the last year. >> i don't think i missed you guys other than the couple days i've taken vacation. and you start my day. i'm not kidding. we have a president-elect who is up right before you guys and tweets, you're the first time i hear about what he's been saying. >> it's true. >> i want to congratulate you. i love both of you very much, both on and off the set. i regard you as my friends but i really regard you on the way i start my day. congratulations on the first anniversary. >> thank you. we take a lot of our content from the 6:00 p.m. hour of "mad money." >> don'

>> milli vanilli. >> trump going to a lot of balls on inauguration. do you think he should dance?ew moves. >> used to call me on the cell phone. >> it will be huge. i had to. i had to. >> probably trump's advisor, i would tell him to light a j up. that would gain the youth vote. i would vote for him if he did that. >> good thing you are not his advisor. >> yeah, i would. >> if he does a complete 360 and changes what he has gone against and actually does right by us, then, he'll have my support. >> you mean a 180? >> 180? 360. whatever. >> 360 starts back where you started. >> i was an english major, not a math major. >> can i try on your glasses? >> go ahead, take them off. [laughs] >> how do i look? >> you look amazing. you look like an actual diva. >> welcome to the '80s. >> bill: all right, here is watters. so, your program on saturday got big ratings, right? >> i can't believe it. football is on and people actually watch my show. i'm shocked. >> bill: did you know the game was as boring as a game could possibly be? congratulations. the numbers were good. >> thank you. >> bill:

. >> she did have a pretty nice role in "thoroughly modern millie," which was opposite julie andrews.wcased her wonderful skills. >> reporter: but just as the young ingenue is about to regain her stride, her next role opposite elvis presley has the actress reciting a whole lot of hail marys. >> i remember the order of -- >> she did play a nun, hence the "change of habit" title. >> reporter: the film "change of habit" hits far from gold at the box office. it would turn out to be the king's last dramatic role in a movie and mary's last appearance on the silver screen for more than a decade. >> mary tyler moore's career kind of bumped around here and there for a while aimlessly. >> reporter: then, the woman who dazzled the world as laura petrie is asked to reunite with her former co-star in a television variety special called "dick van dyke and the other woman." >> we showcased her. she danced, we did sketches. you remember when i said i'd like you to come on my special? and you said how long was it, and i said an hour? >> yeah. >> well, it's up. >> reporter: the show is a ratings getter

. >>> as congress moves cser to appealing obamaobamacare, milli could be left without insurance if a replacement is not immediately available. one state where the impact could be felt especially hard is west virginia, where the rate of ininsured works adults plunged from 20% in 2013 so just 8% two years later. nbc's ron mott traveled there to hear stories. >> reporter: while president trump and the republican-ed congress move forward with their plan to repeal and replace the affordable care actby macare. we decided to come to west virginia to people who intend on the protections of the health law. howard clayter works for a local town but the most important job is caring for their 29-year-old son, cedric, palized and left speechless by a mysterious ill patience >> it lasts all day, all day. about 6:00 in the morning, supposed to be about 12:00 at night. >> yes. >> reporter: what happens if you lose this insurance? >> our son will die. >> reporter: it's that simple? >> it's that simple. >> reporter: biggest worries for the clayteres, losing the safety net of preexisting conditions cov

. >> tucker: conservatives who have argued for milli- generations at the most important thing is to respecthe market. especially by government. they are giving up something. if you are a market absolutist, you can't really look at it and be that happy about it. can you? >> it just depends how absolute the market is. if the market is the country, or the entire world, or the entire universe, whatever that means, our economy is global and i get it. a car that is manufactured in mexico where labor is 85% cheaper than it is in the united states is going to be cheaper for the consumer theoretically and that's fundamentally a good thing in a global market economy. look at me, i am not an economist, what do i know? at some point, we have to ask ourselves, if you just keep extrapolating that, who are we? what do we do other than buy things that other people make on our behalf? eventually when the bottom falls out, it's like idiotic receipt. that movie. we don't know how to hang a picture anymore, much less make a car. we can talk about what is best for the consumer, what is best for the worker, it's