molina: welldr. molina:, the first thing it will do is destabilize the individual insurance market.removing the individual mandate, insurers are going to be concerned that people will wait until they are sick to buy insurance. that will mean that they will raise premiums. i think the premium increases you are going to see for 2018 is this bill passes are going to be as large or larger than what we saw last year, and last year it averaged 25%. david: talk about your company in specific. after the formal care act came out, your company was able to navigate these waters pretty well. we have seen difficulty over the last couple quarters. what chang? how is the affordable care act complicated your business recently? dr. molina: the biggest issue we have had recently is with the risk transfer. we are a company that ensures low income americans and we cover one million people through the marketplace. many of those people are working poor, and they are generally very healthy, but the risk transfer formula penalizes companies that have low premiums and are efficient. we have among the lowest

molina and her dph staff as well. the thank you chief. he was lieut. molina is no stranger to us. good to see back your lieutenant. >> thank you commission appeared good evening director and chief. the me introduce my unit did i've sgt. kevin--carlos [inaudible] an officer [inaudible] were going to be part of the psychiatric unit but it's a component of cit. with me we have angelica medina and director stephanie felder. so just to do an overview i know you did a great job of doing the overview of the program that we have with dph. this unit is quick to focus on two components. we are going to have the prevention component which means, as i said before to the commission, having excess of over 4000 even be in the year. so our focus,, our main focus we concentrating on those high-end users of services. so with that, our goal is to collect the data, to see who the high-end users are and reach out to the people through the department of public health. i know there is some [inaudible] that we have to abide by and show the person is going to be a little bit slow in the beginning but we a

molina and her dph staff as well. the thank you chief. he was lieut. molina is no stranger to us. good to see back your lieutenant. >> thank you commission appeared good evening director and chief. the me introduce my unit did i've sgt. kevin--carlos [inaudible] an officer [inaudible] were going to be part of the psychiatric unit but it's a component of cit. with me we have angelica medina and director stephanie felder. so just to do an overview i know you did a great job of doing the overview of the program that we have with dph. this unit is quick to focus on two components. we are going to have the prevention component which means, as i said before to the commission, having excess of over 4000 even be in the year. so our focus,, our main focus we concentrating on those high-end users of services. so with that, our goal is to collect the data, to see who the high-end users are and reach out to the people through the department of public health. i know there is some [inaudible] that we have to abide by and show the person is going to be a little bit slow in the beginning but we a

molina and her dph staff as well. the thank you chief. he was lieut. molina is no stranger to us. good to see back your lieutenant. >> thank you commission appeared good evening director and chief. the me introduce my unit did i've sgt. kevin--carlos [inaudible] an officer [inaudible] were going to be part of the psychiatric unit but it's a component of cit. with me we have angelica medina and director stephanie felder. so just to do an overview i know you did a great job of doing the overview of the program that we have with dph. this unit is quick to focus on two components. we are going to have the prevention component which means, as i said before to the commission, having excess of over 4000 even be in the year. so our focus,, our main focus we concentrating on those high-end users of services. so with that, our goal is to collect the data, to see who the high-end users are and reach out to the people through the department of public health. i know there is some [inaudible] that we have to abide by and show the person is going to be a little bit slow in the beginning but we a

molina and her dph staff as well. the thank you chief. he was lieut. molina is no stranger to us. good to see back your lieutenant. >> thank you commission appeared good evening director and chief. the me introduce my unit did i've sgt. kevin--carlos [inaudible] an officer [inaudible] were going to be part of the psychiatric unit but it's a component of cit. with me we have angelica medina and director stephanie felder. so just to do an overview i know you did a great job of doing the overview of the program that we have with dph. this unit is quick to focus on two components. we are going to have the prevention component which means, as i said before to the commission, having excess of over 4000 even be in the year. so our focus,, our main focus we concentrating on those high-end users of services. so with that, our goal is to collect the data, to see who the high-end users are and reach out to the people through the department of public health. i know there is some [inaudible] that we have to abide by and show the person is going to be a little bit slow in the beginning but we a

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mario molina is c.e.o. of molina healthcare, which offers insurance through the obamacare exchanges and contracts with the government for medicaid. it operates in 13 states. welcome. >> thank you. >> brangham: you just heard the conversation about the proposed changes to medicaid, and you obviously have a lot of people under your umbrella who receive medicaid. what's your concern? >> well, i'm very concerned about the long-term funding of the program. one of the members of congress said yesterday, if you have medicaid today, you're going to have medicaid tomorrow and things are going to be fine, but that's only partially true, because beginning in 2020, there are going to be major cuts to medicaid, and people who have gotten coverage through the aca will lose it. people who have coverage through traditional medicaid may lose it, as well. the two biggest things in the state budget are medicaid and education. and so you're going to see competition between funding medicaid and funding education. and some state

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mario molina will join us. >> trump's vote could put the trump trades in jeopardy. we have a look at whether they should be looking for safe haven plays. >> after the bell we have congressman dave brat of the freedom caucus. we're waiting to hear what they have to say. he's saying he will vote no on this bill but anything is possible. see if anything can change his mind for the vote which is scheduled. let's go to the latest on the bill. kayla tausche back from washington with details. kayla? >> reporter: bill, that vote is scheduled but there has not been a decision made whether that appointment will be kept or whether it will be moved to tomorrow or perhaps later although the press secretary earlier today did seem optimistic that the president had been able to turn some votes. >> keeping that vote total rather tight right now, but i feel very buoyed by the direction we're headed in. >> that was slightly different than what we heard from the chairman of the freedom house caucus which met with the president and vice president trying to broker a deal. here's what he

presentador: aquÍ, franklin molina, se subiÓ al carro de las fotografÍas.dor: lo siguiente es bastante especial. [habla en inglÉs] este vÍdeo es super mirar -- vi ral. una tranquila calle de miami estÁ sorprendiendo a turistas y residentes por este vÍdeo. presentadora: en medio de un puente, en el techo de un automÓvil, una joven baila el movimiento de cadera. desafiando la gravedad cuando se suelta y mete sus manos en el cabello. la policÍa investiga el peligroso caso. quÉ peligro! la chica, obviamente, tiene mucho talento para bailar. imagina. presentador: hay lugares y lugares para bailar. arriba del carro! [risas] podrÍa bailar con su novio o con lo que sea. esta no es la primera vez. es una moda que se estÁ haciendo bastante viral. en dubai, hace cuatro dÍas atrÁs, era una danza arabe. era un poco diferente. [risas] presentadora: la vez pasada tenÍamos que durante un sepelio estaban bailando encima del cajÓn. presentador: estÁ muy de moda bailar arriba de las cosas. presentadora: ni se te ocurra bailar encima del escritorio. [risas] presentador: cambie

el lÍder del equipo que se llama javier molina, en el tiempo libre que tuvieron, llegÓ con su cabellocÓmo te sientes? geant carlos: me siento bien. bÁsicamente, no me veo como un amuleto. estoy ahÍ para hacer mi trabajo. de la manera que puedo aportar para la uniÓn del equipo lo voy hacer. haciendo mi trabajo. presentador: perfecto. te queremos agradecer por ese contacto que hicimos contigo muchas gracias. vamos a desear toda la suerte a puerto rico y estados unidos. presentadora: por supuesto. creo que te quedarÍa muy lindo el cabello rubio. [risas] pueden opinar en sus casas. [risas] mÁs adelante, "la bella y la bestia" llegan versiÓn mariachi. tierra llorar de la risa. presentador: seguimos avanzando. puedes estar con nosotros a travÉs de las redes sociales. ya regresamos. ♪ presentadora: "la bella y la bestia" bailarÍa al ritmo del mariachi. [risas] una versiÓn de bailarines del ballet folklÓrico de los angeles. presentador: todo esto es que le dieron un toque a lo mexicano. la cinta se estrena hoy en los cines de estados unidos. presentadora: desde new york nos comunicamos con la

you have mario molina of molina health care which runs bunch of aca plans, he sd that taking away theandate, as your plan proposes, could push premiums up 30% in a year and inaugurate a death spiral. >> well, one things is for sure, that wouldn't take getting used to because premiums on average have gone up over 25% this year alone and in seven states they've gone up over 50%. >> right, but -- >> obamacare has been a total failure. and 16 counties in tennessee -- >> i understand that, congressman. >> -- a health care plan. >> so if the solution to obamacare, if you say the bad old days of obamacare premium hike 25%, this new plan will push premiums up 30% next year, that's not the solution. >> that's not if solution and that's not what i said. what i've said is our plan is going to increase competition. it's going to increase choices, it's going to increase patient-centered care. by increasing competition and choices, we'll bring health care costs down. we've been working on this plan for many months now and we've come up with it, it's a better way. it's a way to get better choices an

molina and her dph staff as well. the thank you chief. he was lieut. molina is no stranger to us.d to see back your lieutenant. >> thank you commission appeared good evening director and chief. the me introduce my unit did i've sgt. kevin--carlos [inaudible] an officer [inaudible] were going to be part of the psychiatric unit but it's a component of cit. with me we have angelica medina and director stephanie felder. so just to do an overview i know you did a great job of doing the overview of the program that we have with dph. this unit is quick to focus on two components. we are going to have the prevention component which means, as i said before to the commission, having excess of over 4000 even be in the year. so our focus,, our main focus we concentrating on those high-end users of services. so with that, our goal is to collect the data, to see who the high-end users are and reach out to the people through the department of public health. i know there is some [inaudible] that we have to abide by and show the person is going to be a little bit slow in the beginning but we alrea

pasa mÁrquez en la defensa, jesÚs molina y damm en la media. hernÁndez y peralta en la delantera.tiÓ a la zona de clasificaciÓn. el clÁsico mundial de bÉisbol tuvo un final inesperado. estados unidos blanqueo a puerto rico 8 - 0 y se corona por primera vez. >> la mamÁ de strongman es nacido en puerto rico pero Él es nacido y criado en estados unidos, es norteamericano. nosotros no vamos con la cabeza en alto. se cumplieron muchas cosas en este torneo. fdiana: era el manager del equipo de los rubios, este equipo sensaciÓn de clÁsico mundial de bÉisbol. maria: enseguida, las oficinas que expiden pasaportes estadounidenses en san francisco extiende sus horas de atenciÓn al pÚblico y veremos porque. una niÑa se atreviÓ a quitarle el solideo al papa francisco. le mostraremos cÓmo reaccionÓ el pontÍfice. ♪ marÍa: la oficina de pasaportes de san francisco expandirÁ su horario de atenciÓn al pÚblico debido al aumento significativo de solicitudes. la oficina ubicada en el 1300 de la avenida evans abrirÁ desde las 7:30 a.m. hasta las 5:30 p.m. prepare el paraguas porque parece que va a empe

el sospechoso fue identificado como jorge adriÁn molina de 37 aÑos a quien se le imputaron cargos por ocultar un arma y segÚn parece, ya tenÍa antecedentes de cometer un delito menor. el vehÍculo detenido no tenía placas. elizabeth papel de 24 aÑos, la pasajera, tambiÉn estÁ detenida al contar con aparente orden de arresto, segÚn informaron las autoridades. por otra parte, un peatÓn fue golpeado mortalmente por un vehÍculo esta madrugada en direcciÓn norte de la autopista 680. el conductor involucrado huyÓ del lugar de la escena del accidente ocurrido esta madrugada al sur... la policÍa informÓ que la vÍctima fue golpeada por otros dos vehÍculos y perdiÓ la vida al ser llevado al hospital. es un hombre de 20 aÑos residente de enioc. primer vehÍculo sospechoso este escrito de un acura blanca. autoridades de agencias verbales llamado presentar la declaraciÓn de impuestos y como lo manda la ley. no hay de otra. recuerda que existe ayuda para hacer esta importante trÁmite. beatriz: buenas tardes. el llamado que hacen es tambiÉn para que la comunidad aproveche los crÉditos fiscales que ben

so days they're exposed, like molina, could be negatively impacted by the restriction on the growth in medicaid spending. >> are these hospital companies basically? >> no question. hospitals will be a big loser in all this. in addition to the cuts for medicaid, where more people, they'll be forced to provide more compensated care, additionally, the move toward health plans did a proposal encourages, means people will go to the emergency room an $8, $10, $12,000 deductible and people aren't paying it. and hospitals will really be on the hook for a lot of this bad bad debt. >> as you look at the bill, if you had to hand cap it, what do you think will change? there are a number of contentious provisions for lack of a better word. if you had to handy cam what the final bill will look like. >> tax credits had largely stay the same. you may see an increase for low income individuals, trying to help them. it really negatively impacts people 50 to 65. those under 40 will have their tax cover it so it is like free insurance for younger, healthier americans. on the medicaid side, i think you wil

lorena y como nos cuenta alejandra molina, miliares de lasvctimas exigen respuestas.top vo lorena ---en mexico las autoridadesidentificaron como "julio oscar ortiz vega" alias "el kevin"ecadaver encontrado abandonado en un estacionamiencomercial en novolato, sinaloel domingo pasado... ---"el kevin" era seÑala de ser sicario deos hijos de joaquin "el chapo" guzman... ---en septiembre de 2016 "ort" resulto herido y cuando eratrasladado por las autoridadesfurescatado por ugrupo armado. cesar --las palabras de un maestro de preparatoria en guadalajara,encendieron la furia de milese personas en las redes sociales .en el salon de clases elprofesor dion discurso llo de frases degradantes hacia lasmujeres... takenats -- .a mi me dice eso, la agarrode las greñas , le pongo una .cesar/continuevo --el video de los comentarios del maestro ramn bernal, dondexpone a su compaÑera de vida como un objeto cuya mision e satisfacer las necesidades delhombre, se volo tendencia enlas redes sociales.. take sot .se pone que nos deberíde enseña se suponque de los docentes aprendermos. cesar/c

recuerden que los espero en claudia molina en facebook. vamos a estar en "people en espaÑol".se ha hecho viral, imaginan la canciÓn en otro gÉnero musical? en mariachi? es nuestro video del dÍa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ recrean esta pelÍcula de disney con mariachi, hacen que se escucha asombroso. este vÍdeo tuvo muchos comentarios en todo el mundo del internet y por eso lo ponemos aquÍ como el vÍdeo del día. #sermadresolteraes o #serpadresolteroes empieza a comentar ya. alan:se pone chinita la piel escuchar mariachi. francisca: vamos a ir a una pausa, antes vamos a ver como los famosos celebraron el triunfo de puerto rico. mÁs adelante traemos detalles en "cÓdigo segura". alan: se puso muy buena la fiesta boricua. karla: tambiÉn estaremos con el doctor juan rivera y te dice cÓmo reaccionar cuando alguien se desmaya. alan:"pequeÑos gigantes" en su recta final y tendremos un resumen con nuestra reportera gigante. karla: ya regresamos con "despierta amÉrica", 20 aÑos, la casa favorita de los hispanos. ♪ francisca:ayer le pidieron a la gente que enviara sus vÍdeos con esa musica bailando como

molina getting price target up to 42 because most leveraged in medicaid exchanges. >> molina has hadcond start is marvel technologymarvell technologies. susquehanna raising it to two bucks. they called the company marvell 2.0. management made the case for long term revenue growth. the company should raise cash likely for deals. susquehanna analyst notes margo hired an m and a specialist. >>> third stock, walmart, raymond james out with a bullish note detailing his recent visit to what he's calling really cool walmart. one of the new test centers in a community near orlando. this company has consumer touch screens. the analyst visited the store three times. in our humble opinion the analyst says it's a cool store. >> is this a new test store that's different than the current walmarts. >> what could be coming for other walmarts. >> walmart is a big company, great company. it's like the next version of us. much cooler. >>> fourth stock, small cap blueprint medicines, goldman sachs upgrading it to a buy from a neutral. technical firm proof of concept candidate for drugs. a lot of risk bu

so there's molina. you wonder why that guy doesn't like this.er who we had on the other day? he didn't like it. he was in here. when he got done, i was ready to sign up for obamacare forever. but that just tells you something. whenever you hear anyone saying anything, you have to look at how it affects -- >> follow the money. >> but i believe these guys. >> same thing with those advancing some of these. >> the aetna guy who said it was in a death spiral. you like that guy. you love him. >> i do. >> is anyone just saying what's good for the country, or is it all about their stock price? >> i think any ceo is going to be talking about what matters for their business. >> i guess, all right. i don't want to make you cynical, ana. you just cover these things objectively and let us know. anyway, i'm so glad that explains the molina thing completely. thanks for your time. we'll see you again. we need you here like once a week, i think. >> thanks, ana. >>> coming up, steve case, chairman and ceo of revolution, and best-selling awe to be j.d. vance join

santino molina healthcare, trading lower.we live is an -- the revisions to the health care act are negative for hospitals and medicare managed care companies. that is not the final version of the bill, so analysts caution we could see more reaction. buyers, one important patents, the challenge drug teixeira, and those are down. david: julie hyman with the update. investors are expressing concern about the prospects of concern in congress. to pass theailing act, that could jeopardize president trump's gold for a tax cut. for more we have the national political reporter covering tax and health care issues from capitol hill. you have two motivations when it comes to tax reform and health care. the result political reason for doing this, getting health care reform first, then the legislative one. let's start with the political rationale. help me with the thinking. if you cannot get health care through, you cannot get tax reform. reporter: that is what many republicans are saying. the theory here is it would be embarrassing for do

i will sit down with the ceo of molina healthcare, just out of a meeting with the president of the unitedthe president about regulation. ♪ david: after 18 hours of debate votes,oesn't partyline the gop health care plan cleared its first hill as it was pushed out of the house and ways and means committee before dawn.

yegidit molina had just joined the nypd.y didn't think anything of the fact that they had the same last name. but one day, they were chatting in the locker room and they realized they shared a father. turns out the two officers are sisters. >> and when she told me his name, which is the same exact name as mine, i said -- i was speechless. i didn't have anything to say. >> she gave me that strange look like this girl is crazy. and i'm like, i'm your sister. >> this is so amazing. the women had actually met years ago when they were very young, but had no contact since then. the sisters are together almost every day now trying to make up for that lost time. love this story. > security. a high school facing new reats aftethr >>> right now on "news 4 today," transition team surveilled. what you should know about the trump transition team that puts it back in the spotlight. >>> parents and students now have safety concerns. coming up, what students are saying and what has changed here safetywise on campus. >>> plus, a frigid start

centene, molina health have rallied as the passage for the bill has dimed.wellcare are off about 12%. hospital stocks are rallying for a third day. keybank notes that community health and tenet, biggest movers have very high short interests but the shorts have gotten squeezed. hca is seen as the best of the bunch to weather the changes. it was up for the week going into this morning. take a look what's happened here to community health. take a look at that one-week chart of community health, if we have it. it was down for the week coming into the day and it is now positive. it has been a huge move back up. if you were short that stock, you really got hurt this week. back to you. >> clearly optimistic that the bill won't pass. there it is, reversing. >> yep. >> thanks so much. >>> let us dive a little deeper into the hospital sector, the one sector most impacted stockwise. keybank capital markets, jason, i look at my screen and see tenets, hcas of the world up, investors in those names are betting that there's going to be a no vote because isn't a no vote or

amigos el mofongo power se apoderÓ en el juego de bÉisbol, yadier molina tirÓ y de derrotÓ a repÚblicafan del cruz azul estÁ muy claro en las semifin semifinales de la copa m x. el equipo avanzÓ a la final de la copa m x al vencer a santos lagunas. >>> bien hecho por cruz azul. (gritos) >>> ada por favor control >>> monarcas morelia sorprende a sko los, luego jugarÁn con cruz a kw azul >>> esto estÁ empezando. >>> vean esto el leicester vence al sevilla de sampaoli, con 2 derrotas en la liga espaÑola. >>> tigres vencieron este martes 2 a 0 a vancouver y pudieron un pie en la final de la copa de campeones de la concacaf, cuyo monarca jugarÁ en el mundial de clubes. seguimos en deportes extremo, no hay motor y nada, por quÉ estÁn impul impulsado por caballos, y muchos se ti divierten evadiendo to. >>> amÉ, mira que quiere saber este esquiador, felicidades y esta noche. >>> asÍ es seÑores esta noche se pierda "titulares y mÁs" donde la bella rosina y karim hablarÁ de las noticias del momento. >>> en seguida en noticias, coyotes abandonan a una niÑa ca cate guatemalteca a una niÑa de 4 aÑo

i think the medicaid exposed names, molinas, centenes potentially the world could benefit without yoursystem and i think one of the losers would be the non-group health insurers, so the anthems of the world because they thought they were going to get more people in the nongroup market, not less under the republican plan. and that the risk pool was going to get better with changes republicans were looking to make when the reality is this thing fails, republicans are just going to try to let the law, especially the exchange marketplace self-destruct and then hope that democrats maybe come together to form some sort of bipartisan compromise in the future. >> yeah. so much to see in the next 24 hours. chris, thanks so much. chris meekins from fbr. >>> when we come back, deregulation in the age of trump. former s.e.c. commissioner paul atkins is with us. take a look at stocks this morning. man, we talk about towing close to the flat line but the dow's up one point. back in a minute. this is judy. judy is 63 years old. her mortgage payment is $728 a month. that's almost 9 thousand dollars a

rubio yadier molina, todo el equipo, puerto rico vamos esta noche no me voy a comportar de una manera. >> la rubia. >> oye algunos de ustedes quiere hacer una apuesta. >> seÑores voy hacerlo asÍ, escuchen bien. >> si gana puerto rico como espero que gane puerto rico esta noche, porque tÚ sabes que uno empieza con su paÍs y despuÉs al vecino, al latino pero a puerto rico que queremos tanto, si gana puerto rico que asÍ va hacer tendrÁn al rubio daniel aquÍ voy a pintarme el pelo de amarillo. >> (aplausos). >> ¿en serio? >>> si gana puerto rico maÑana estarÉ viendo a daniel viendo a daniel con su pelo rubio. >> yo tambiÉn soy como puertorriqueÑo >> seÑores vÁmonos con vanessa h. y mientras tanto seguimos hablando de bÉisbol acÁ. >> comenmuy buenos dÍas para to vamos con la primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo y los principales titulares el dÍa de hoy. >> el presunto caso de violaciÓn de un joven inmigrante sin documentos estÁ acusado del crimen encendiÓ el debate nacional la inmigraciÓn ilegal, el portavoz de la casa blanca justificÓ la ley migratoria del presidente trump. >> facebook v

you see some of the drug names, pfizer, bristol-myers on the upside, molina, centene and tenet healthcarespitals all bouncing back. back to you. >> thank you, bob. meanwhile uber ceo travis kalanick facing a fresh scandal this morning following reports he and a number of other managers visited a karaoke hostess bar back in south korea in 2014 sparking an hr complaint from one female executive involved in the outing. this as the company says it's halting its self-driving operations after one driverless suv crashed in arizona flipping onto its side. uber is conducting an investigation into that crash. let's bring in walter isaacson of the aspen institute and also recode executive editor kara swisher. welcome to both of you. kara, i want to start with you with this uber after seeing the story and the information, wow. >> yes. >> just the idea that travis kalanick took his girlfriend at the time, who has actually performed at your conference, she's a violinist, and a group of uber managers, the rest of them male except one marketing manager i believe was female, to an establishment that at be

fox's molina bsau has the story. >> that's the schoolbus driver accused of operating unthe influencerijuana. 63-year-old was getting ready to take a group of 50 students on a school trip today. >> there was weed smell on the bus. >> the smell was so strong students complained to their teacher. we spoke with the senior who was on that schoolbus. >> principal comes on the bus and smells it and we're escorted back in. >> extremely unsteady on his feet, blood shot eyes, unable to communicate properly while speaking, very long drawn out, um, comments. >> all of the kids were forced off of the bus and into the cafeteria. >> he looked like he was out of it. like he acted very strange. >> the junior and high school students were headed to a movie theater. >> it's sad to think that, you know, we're going where english class studying fairy tails going to watch beauty and the beast write a nice paper get a good grade finish off senior year. >> what was your decision? why would you do that? why would you ruin your whole life i guess to have a little fun? >> the bus driver told boston newspaper t

molina health care, with more of a focus on medicaid, also has more to lose, as opposed to humana, which has less exposure according to a bloomberg intelligence analyst who said he would not make any predictions on if it passes or not. turning to another sector where we are seeing a little bit of green, and some ready -- kroger and supervalu -- both stocks trading higher on upgrades to outperform over at rbc capital. william kirk sees multiple catalyst, including food inflation. he thinks valuation is attractive on kroger. whole foods down more than 1%, at this point down nearly 1.5%, sell andas, with a new a price target. they recommend buying sprouts. we look into the bloomberg, speaking of competition, this tells the picture. in white, the whole foods stores. not very many of them. yellow, trader joe's. blue, kroger. kroger is dominating the picture. all foods, the turnaround everyone is hoping for not materializing quite yet, and this might tell us why. scarlet: thanks so much. let's get us back to the debate over the republican plan to replace obamacare. president trump making his f

the chief executive of molina healthcare, a major medicaid and marketplace ensure says it is still considering retreating from exchanges next year and he thinks aca marketplaces could see double-digit rate increases. resolved --have not keep in chicago, illinois, democrats line -- keith and chicago, illinois, democrat line. caller: we need to look at the big picture. the take away from this. a couple of realities. that bill had 17% support. fact. .uinnipiac is great you cannot pass legislation like that. the president has a 37% approval rating. ast we know from yesterday the horse has left the barn. the american people see health care as a right. not as a privilege. for the 17% that supported this bill and assert it -- the 37% that support trump, we reject your ideology. we understand your ideology, you do not want to be a part of this collective where we take care of each other when it comes to life, death, and health. we understand your position and we reject it. you are in a very small minority. in america and globally. no great nation allows its people to live or die based on profits recei

molina. one of the managed care stocks. down. a lot of technical damage done in the market for things like retail, oil and bank stocks. >> the market takes a wait-and-see attitude before the vote in the house tomorrow. the second hour of "the closing bell" coming your way with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kell. [ applause ] >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i am kelly evans. after a rough session yesterday, we are stabilizing on the street. today the dow down five points on the bell. look at the level, 20,662. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq managed to gain today. the s&p about 4.5 points to close at 2348.5. the nasdaq up .5%, 5821. seems to be in its own world. russell 2000 lower as it continues the string of losses, still in the red for the year, of course, 1345 is the level for the small caps there. the dow recovered from an 89-point drop at the beginning of the session but couldn't turn positive today. the nasdaq biotech index finished the day higher by .75% after being slammed yesterday.

it's maria rosario, elar, martinez molina baez. >> but many more. >> reporter: rashad jennings says it'semotions or behind a helmet. >> has becoming a daddy changed maks. >> maks has been softened. he comes in and talks about his child. >> new mom peta with a glowing review from her partner, the bachelor nick viall. >> i think maybe that's ma maternal intent she has now being this new, wonderful mother. >> reporter: they practiced every move, every look. >> we got the sexy thing. >> yes. >> let me see the sexy face. >> oh. >> train hard, fool. >> how did you train. >> i just danced down the street and everything, man. >> how do you feel about being back in the spotlight. >> nervous. >> why? >> it's so different. i mean it's like putting on old shoes. >> where would the mirror ball trophy fit next to all those gold medals. >> i think my mom would put it in the safe with the rest of the gold medals just in case. >> alfonso says three to watch, simone biles, nancy kerrigan and heather morris. ginger, you're the expert on set. what is everybody going through. >> everybody is so nervous right

fact, his health insurance company molina said if the republican bill today passes, premiums for people like amanda and of every else are going to jump more than 30% in 2018. that is on top of the current premium increases that are projected under the aca. how are people like that going to pay for insurance? just quickly, one other story and want to tell you. lisa of denver. she got an immune disease and she was only able to get -- work part-time. she is not eligible for insurance to her employer. the high risk pool had a long waiting list and she could not afford the premiums. she got more diseases, she finally got a part-time job, but could not afford the insurance. finally, she went on the medicaid extension and now, she can afford treatment and she does not have medical debt. what is going to happen to her? , addressing a serious illness required to arduous battles. recovery and then repayment. before the aca, the number one cause of her -- of personal bankruptcy was medical bills. we can sit here all night long and i suspect we may. allyou guys can talk about the people who were ha

con pamela, claudia molina. estÁbamos hablando del estrÉs y cÓmo disminuirlo.iempre son retos. nos toca adaptarnos. es bonito trabajar con personas que tienen entusiasmo, ganas de seguir creciendo. de eso se trata trabajar en equipo. siempre es bonito para cualquier joven que llega a un programa como "primer impacto". a uno le gusta compartir esa ilusiÓn y ganas de mi nueva compaÑera. por banda --orlando: llegÓ con muchas ganas. pamela silva: sÍ. creo que es contagioso. creo que nos ayuda a todos. tener una nueva integrante nos empuja a hacer cosas nuevas. ese entusiasmo es contagioso. ♪ orlando: una de las historias que mÁs nos llevÓ al corazon fue la de marÍa antonieta collins. Ésa contÓ que para hacer los paÑales a su hija se tuvo que comprar una mÁquina de coser. vamos a ver. ♪ marÍa antonieta collins: la gente cree quÉ cÓmo estamos en televisiÓn no sufrimos. yo vivÍa a diario para pagar la renta de un departamento de una sola recÁmara. a todas nos ha pasado. por quÉ no contar lo que pasÓ. orlando: luego de dar la charla, me imagino que eso te reconforta. m

centene, molina health care and humana and cigna.y're understandably moving higher by 3% today as it looks like this may, emphasize may not pass. humana and cigna going the other way. interesting. you don't want to emphasize too much why they might be behaving this way this afternoon, bill. there's a lot of uncertainty as this all plays out. >> boy, that is for sure. we've got 30 minutes left as we head to the close. the dow down 99 points. kenny polcari here. we've been discussing the market bias is definitely on the sell side. do you think that is tied to the vote in washington? >> that's what they're trying to say. everyone is trying to position themselves because they think the vote will fail. if the vote fails it's not something everyone is expecting. they're expecting the market to collapse. it's going to say so much about trump's agenda. >> i have to interrupt. we apparently have breaking news out of washington. surprise, surprise. kayla tausche. >> reporter: what do you know as we're getting so close to the timing of the vote

. >>> claro que sÍ, muchas felicidades a los que cumplen aÑos como adriÁn molina que cumple 8 aÑos, muchas ninguna te digo la verdad. >>> bueno pero bueno, provecho para saludar a nuestra gente en los Ángeles que esta atrÁs. hola ¿cÓmo estÁn los angeles?. >>> besito hablando de los angeles, estÁ rocco que vemos esta transformaciÓn que comenzo con la seÑora blanca. mÁs adelante vamos a ver el resultado. la seÑora, no se lo esperaba. se le cortÓ la voz. y comenzÓ a llorar necesitaba el cariÑito luego de to todo lo que han pasado. >>> y precisamente en los Ángeles. >>> y lo que nos va enseÑar valentÍn amado con el jardin vertical. >>> yo necesito uno en mi casa. >>> >>> hice uno en la entrada de la casa pero no como lo que propone martÍn la apuesta de martÍn me encanta. y de bajo presupuesto. ¿y le canta? quÉ canta?. >>> sembrÉ una flor. >>> mira como le fue a shannon. >>> noticias vanessa hauc. se acabÓ adelante. >>> muy buenos dÍas a todos. bajo fuego estÁ el vicepresidente de los estados unidos un diario revelÓ que mÍa pen pence utilizÓ su correo privado cuando fue gobernador de indiana lo

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molina tags him out at first. >> a little lollygag there. the dutchman is in disbelief.s. and japan. >> who celebrates a single? >> well, guess he was trying to say, let's rally here, guys. you do that when you're standing on first base. >> wow. >>> carson, "pop start"? >> "pop start" in my blood, ladies and gentlemen. selena gomez, recently opening up to "vogue." speaking about her struggles with and an exclusive first look at 73 questions we get to know about selena. >> if you had to choose another career, what would you be doing? >> i would be a chef. >> what do you have left on your bucket list? >> i'm going to jump out of something. >> can you end this interview with the worst joke you've heard? >> what did the pirate say on his 80th birthday. aye, matety. >> the worst joke. you watch that video at today.com and read about selena what she's been up to. in the april issue, of "vogue" on march 28th. >>> james blake released a new music video with natalie portman. it shows natalie portman just days before she gave birth. pregnant belly. it plays a prominent role. and i

as far as medicaid names, could be names like molina health, well care, possibly santeen that could bef interest to larger cap names. however they may require more clarity on specifically what's happening in the blue states and the red states and how the funding flow throughs will actually get implemented, which may not happen for a while. so, you know, in that case i -- i done thi't think they will be play until we know more, perhaps by the end of the year. we need you on retainer. you are taking notes, doll? she has forgotten more than you know about healthcare. >> i won disagree with that. y >> you need to come back for an hour. the medicare, didn't the obama administration try to de-emphasize that and make it much harder, yet they still flourished for eight years. how did that happen? >> that's a very good question. there was so much fear, if you recall, in 2010, those stocks, the multiples that compressed dramatically, but there with as lot of opportunity to cut back on the coverage, that's one lever they exploited completely to their advantage. the other change that they made is

. >> i saw the guy at molina, "the huffington post" touting, and had analyst on -- >> should go speakause people felt they were going to be punished by the antitrust that they try to merge. once the mergers were off, the stocks took off. but i think it's really important to watch humana. humana's pulling out. and humana was the biggest commitment. >> all right. jim, thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll see you in a couple minutes. >> yep. >> and later this morning on "squawk on the street," don't miss former hh secretary kathleen sebelius. we'll find out what she makes of today's health care vote. i have a pretty good idea. that's at 10:30 eastern. stay tuned. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >>> 17 seconds, jason. just long enough to thank you for being w