mr. mitchell. i want to thank you all once again. your testimony is really important and people need to hear our stories. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you for your leadership, thank you to all of you for sharing your stories, for being so vulnerable for sharing something that is so personal and for your courage in doing that to help our country move forward. i appreciate mr. your here not just as an academic exercise you want to see some action. one of the things that we have been talking about as a country for the longest time, but don't do anything is medicare for all. medicare for all would finally give the government the ability to go to negotiate and lower these drug prices. lyndon johnson, when he first passed medicare anticipated that we would eventually have medicare for all. the 25 years ago, senator moynihan at 25 hearings in the senate finance committee, all of these experts in it at the end of it he said well, there's one solution, let's extend medicare. president trump in 2000, in his book, said why don't w

mr. mitchell. my friend from ohio launched his remarks today with the now obligatory attacks on socialists but it's not socialism that are jacking up the prices prescription drugs unaffordable for millions of americans and it's not socialists who are stifling competition but large pharmaceutical companies themselves. this would be no surprise to my beloved adam smith who understood that the companies are in the business of prophets, not out of altruism but out of self-interest. that's what makes the market work but if you are. it is to get so big and powerful that they take over the system they will destroy competition. every significant free-market e-commerce has understood that. that is what is going on and if they can make profit by paying off generic competitors to stay out of the market and thereby keep prices inflated they will do it. if they can make extra profit by obtaining new drug patents for old drugs that are long been on the market they will do that. if they can inflate their profits

hapgood and his lawyer saying mitchell was armed demanding money raised concerns about the release of information in anguilla. >> they withheld a toxicology report showing mr. kenny mitchel was not only drunk but high on cocaine and other drugs when he attacked scott. >> no. >> the victim's mother spoke to cbs news via webcam. >> my son did not try to rob him. something else happened. >> hapgood is out on bail after posting a $74,000 bond has been threatened like this on facebook. cbs news obtained these voicemails. >> i know exactly where you live -- if i ever see you in connecticut i swear to god i am going to jump. >> all i did is defend my young daughters in front of an attacker that was crazed and desperate. i have to just hold on to that fact. i would do it again. thank god i was in the room when he came. >> erroll barnett, cbs news, new york. >> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. ♪ want to freshen your home with

department said that cutter is a header with neighbors this is a fact the fact that mr mitchell was in doha commanded qatar only a few months ago this is a fact the fact that the name that me just mentioned and the 4 the only 4 names that we have on there is a great atlas but that is they had actions taken against them years ago not only to the those are the facts that you know you should put in place so that if you let me let me give you an let me give you a few more facts and let me give you a few more found in addition to this and that i might want to go to a point that you mentioned earlier the problem is courting courting countries that are accused of terrorism as if they were in a position to accuse other of terrorism whereas these 3 countries egypt and sounding united arab emirates had their own citizens participating in september 11th let's look at ability of akureyri arrested in 2016 supposedly served his sentence under house arrest very nice and comfortable for coordinating the funding between qatari finances and al qaeda serious charge just a few months at home this is a jok

mr. mitchell, what do you think of those proposals?ler: i think it's significant -- guest: i think it's significant that the administration cracked open the door to importation. but let's be clear. a, it's the notice of proposed rulemaking. rules take a long time to make, if they are ever finalized. second, anyone who would want to import under that new rule would have to apply, that will take time. third, many drugs are excluded from this plan that the secretary outlined. fourth, it's a demonstration project. so it would only affect little pockets of the country. fifth, canada has 10% of the population of the u.s. cannot possibly supply our drugs , enough of our drugs, at those lower prices. so, anyone expecting that this proposal means help is on the way, is wrong. unfortunately. it starts the process. it may lead somewhere. but it's years away and it's only for a small proportion of drugs and people. host: here is kay from new york. hello. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call this morning. i hope i'm on topic and i'm a little

mr. mitchell? >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. hairman on behalf of all the members of the committee i welcome you back and it's great to see you looking so well. >> thank you. >> i very much appreciate the opportunity to introduce elizabeth mitchell. although she is testifying in her role as the president and ceo of the business group on health i want the committee to know that she is a native main are or do we hope is only temporarily living on the west coast. her for her work took her across the country ms. mitchell fled a multitude of health care organizations in the state of maine including serving as ceo of the maine health management coalition and the network for regional health care improvement in both roles she was a powerful catalyst for health care transparency and quality improvement. she also served in the maine state legislature. although ms. mitchell and i are in different political parties i can tell you that i have always found her work to be insightful, practical and nonpartisan. given her extensive efforts to imp

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator called waukomis mitchell. >> mr. frederick as aussie's executor director of nonprofit consumer health advocacy organization with high-quality inpatient community center and he was once helped division bipartisan national governor association for best practices in addition to his work for the governor he served as vice president for health policy at the advisory board commission and a senior legislative council on the finance committee in the senate pension committee for a friend and former senator jeff. welcome. and our final witness is marilyn bartlett, special projects court nader for the state of montana commissioner of consider insurance. she is recognized as a leader in healthcare cost reforms and initiatives as well as improving benefit plan cost-effectiveness before working for the montana commissioner and she served as healthcare benefits commission administrator for montana for 33000 individuals distributed 200 million in annual benefits. she is credited with negotiating the healthcare plan cost and increasi

mitchel was armed and demanding money, raised concerns about the release of evidence by officials in anguilla. >> the attorney general withheld for more than two months a toxicology report that showed mrkenny mitchel was not only drunk but also high on cocaine and other drugs when he attacked scott. >> cocaine and-- no. >> reporter: rina mitchell, the victim's mother, spoke to cbs news via webcam. >> my son didn't try to rob him. something else happened. >> reporter: hapgood, who is out on bail after posting a $74,000 bond, has been inundated with insults and threats like cbs newsned thesvoice mails left on hapgood's cell phone. >> i know exactly where you live ( bleep ). if i ever see your punk-- in connecticut, i swear to god i'm going to jump. >> reporter: earlier this week he spoke to cbs news. >> all i did is defend my young daughters in front of an attacker that was crazed and desperate, and i have to just hold on to that fact. i would do it again and thank god i was in the room when he came. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: there is breaking news tonight in europe's migrant crisis. a short time ago, dozens of migrants who were rescued at sea nearly

mr. kenny mitchell was not only drunk, but with a limit double the limit in the u.s., but also high on drugs despite threats to hapgood's life, putting them at risk, authorities require him to appear in court for a procedural matter, scheduled for tomorrow, rather than allowing videoconferencing. we reached out to the office in anguilla handling the case and we have not heard back. mitchell's family so they do not believe has said he would never have tried to rob a hotel guest. hapgood meanwhile says he is innocent of any wrongdoing and was only defending himself and his family. >> harris: i know you will stay on it. thank you very much. nevada is bracing for a storm area 51 event that has drawn people rsvp to go. how they are preparing for what could be massive crowds. ♪ f care. it's how we care for our patients- like job. his team at ctca treated his cancer and side effects. so job can stay strong for his family. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. cancer treatment centers of america. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal y

mr. mitchell, what do you think of those proposals?aller: i think it's significant -- guest: i think it's significant that the administration cracked open the door to importation. but let's be clear. a, it's the notice of proposed rulemaking. rules take a long time to make, if they are ever finalized. second, anyone who would want to import under that new rule would have to apply, that will take time. third, many drugs are excluded from this plan that the secretary outlined. fourth, it's a demonstration project. so it would only affect little pockets of the country. fifth, canada has 10% of the population of the u.s. cannot possibly supply our drugs , enough of our drugs, at those lower prices. so, anyone expecting that this proposal means help is on the way, is wrong. unfortunately. it starts the process. it may lead somewhere. but it's years away and it's only for a small proportion of drugs and people. host: here is kay from new york. hello. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call this morning. i hope i'm on topic and i'm a litt

representative for the hapgoods say they deny most of clarke's account except for the delay in releasing mitchel. mrhas said through his representatives that he was afraid that the hotel staff were part of some type of plan to attack him and he didn't trust them. anthony, the next hearing in this trial is set for september 9th. >> errol barnett in anguilla thanks. >>> we learned this morning david koch has died. his brother and business partner charles said in a statement, anyone who worked with david surely experienced his giant personality and passion for life. how important was david koch? >> by any measure david koch was an enormous figure in the business and political world. david koch had stepped down from his role at koch industries in june, 2018, due to declining health, but he still shared majority control of the second largest private firm in the united states along with his brother, charles. david was worth $42.4 billion. that made them the 11th richest company and family in the world according to "forbes." the koch brothers are well known for their political act vich and helped shape rig

the first to run to his room clark says he walked into the room and saw mitchell pinned to the ground struggling to breathe. >> mr. hapgood's left forearm was across kenny's neck/chin area this way and mr. happenwood held kenny's right hand across his body like this >> reporter: auth >> someday i will be able to tell the real story in a legal setting. the sooner the day comes the better >> reporter: if he is convics s know the punishment. he's due back in court here september 9th. >>> when we come back why puppy love may be what the doctor ordered. >>> finally tonight they are loving and loyal and now a new study reveals that having a dog also makes us healthier.hy >> reporter: for eons faces like these have been pulling on our heart strings in all the right ways tonight a new study is linking owning a dog to better heart health, not a surprise at the madison square dog park in manhattan. >> he always keeps me active >> reporter: the mayo clinic study taking a look m i would watching netflix every night >> reporter: for so many owners and their dogs, it's not just about the boost that comes from taking them out f

mitchell. you and john cannot be condemned. mr. hughes: this was an invitation to all of the aides to perjure themselves when they testified in public. they all did. and they -- all the ones he mentioned, his former attorney general and campaign chairman, they were all charged with obstruction of justice and perjury in 1974 and the grand jury that indicted them wanted to indict nixon as well. but the special prosecutor at the time said, we are not really sure we can indict a president, so they simply named him as an unindicted co-conspirator. they, up until richard nixon got on that helicopter in 1974 to leave the white house for good, pressed him to fulfill his promise to them and pardon them all. right before nixon resigned, his aides told him the people need somebody's head, and if you pardon everyone else, they will take your head. nixon did not fulfill this promise. he ended up being the only person pardoned for his crimes in watergate. everybody he promised to pardon went to prison. do we have time to get to vietnam? prof. he

mr. epstein's residence in the virginia islands. governor richardson has never met ms. giuffre. she also alleges being take tone have sex with former governor george mitchell of maine, also calling these allegations false and saying he's never met giuffre. quote,my contacts with mr. epstein i never observed or suspected any inappropriate contact with underaged girls. i only learned of his actions when they were reported in the media related to his prosecution in florida. we have had no further contact. finally another detail released in these documents which also shows an actual amazon receipt for sexually explicit books that were sent to epstein's palm beach home. obviously this is a federal case. it's difficult to get cameras into any court setting, so we are essentially at the mercy of these documents that are coming out providing a clearer picture of some of the proceedings. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> and we're following breaking news this morning, a show of force, that's what south korea is calling north korea's firing of two short range ballistic missiles into the sea early saturday morning. >> the launch is north korea's fifth in just a

mitchell: how important is it for american leaders to have good relationships with our allies in nato, and in other defense accords? mr. gates: well, it is important. but the truth is those relationships have varied with every president. know, i will tell you the hardest thing i ever had to do with successive american presidents, was to get them to meet with the president of the e.u.. they just hated it. who is the e.u.? and why do i have to meet with them. why do i have to waste my time with these guys? and let's just say the relationship between president bush 43 and jacque chirac and gerhard schroder was not exact a warm and fuzzy. truth is they cannot stand each other. -- could not stand each other. i think the leaders themselves sometimes placed too much importance on these personal relationships. leaders do what they do because it is in the interest of their government, other country, or their own political interests, love these they american president. love the american president. the more american presidents came to grips with that reality, the less time they would waste them using some of these guys who are n

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mr. trump online for epstein's death. marco rubio chided both sides for spreading conspiracies, but no one did it with as big as megaphone as president trump >> thanks to andrea mitchell for that report. >> the trump administration's acting director of citizenship and immigration services announced new rules that would deny green cards to immigrants who use medicaid, food stamps or other forms of public assistance the changes sparked immediate backlash from immigration advocates. nbc's craig, excuse me, has the latest from d.c. good morning >> reporter: melissa, good morning. critics say the new rules are another attempt by the trump administration to scare away immigrants now, the new changes target people who are entering the u.s. legally. but targeted regulations would bar migrants from entering the u.s. ith to need public assistance. education, household income are heso factors monday >> 2 feet so if people are not able to be self-sufficient, then this negative factor is going to bear very heavily against them in a decision about whether they'll be able to become a legal permanent resident >> reporter: couple of new polls to point out from the pew research center.

mr. wolf 97%. they love the obamas. mitchell imichelle is beloved ad the world.obama. when you are the frontrunner and is he like double everybody else, you have got that target on your back. they went after him. his big thing last night was, unlike the first debate where a lot of people said it looked like he lost a step. yesterday we had donna brazile on, he said he has to have a little pep in his step. he had more pep in his step last night. the big question was it enough? he was less polite but he stumbled a lot. gave wrong numbers at the end and people are going wait. is that the best he can do. david axelrod said he was much better. the bad news is this may be the best that joe biden can be. brian: i don't remember if bob dole went after george bush 41 when he was vice president to ronald reagan but i didn't think it would work to the republicans' behest to put down the reagan era when you were going to be the next president. i don't know why nine different people thought and last night, too, two nights ago, too, why it's important to put down barack obama.

mr. kenny's right hand across the body, like this. >> reporter: the death certificate showed kenny died of asphyxiation a toxicology report shows mitchelwish him good luck with his life >> reporter: hapgood acknowledging he'd be angry if he believed the rumors spread about the case, but he insists they're not true. >> the stories you read and heard are not what happened. someday, i'll be able to tell the real story in a legal setting. the sooner the day comes, the better >> reporter: we've learned the next court appearance for hapgood is set for september 9th. his legal team says he'll fly back for that in anguilla. many people on the island say he shouldn't have been granted bail and never should have been able to go back to the u.s. >> morgan chesky, thank you. >>> we will switch gears and get a check of the weather from dylan. you're looking in the caribbean, aren't you >> keeping an eye on the tropics because there is a disturbance near the bahamas this could develop into a tropical depression going to the weekend or early next week there is a 30% chance of it developing in the next two days, but a 60% chance of it developing into

mitchell, has an older brother. he was here, speaking to us, also frustrated that he could not attend the hearing and speak on behalf of his brother. marshall also refuted the claim by mr that the people of anguilla are any danger to mr. hapgood. i can tell you, this case has truly captivated the people of anguilla. dozens of people outside here, watching the hearing and yelling their opinions. locals generally all telling us they are suspicious and doubtful that justice will truly be served in this case. the last thing mr. hapgood said before leaving was that some day he will be able to tell his story in a legal setting, adding that the sooner that day comes, the better. errol barnett, cbs news, on the caribbean island of anguilla. >> errol, thanks. >>> ahead, taylor swift is shaking it off, you could say. you know the song. drama over the sale of her music. what the grammy winning singer is doing now to make sure she is and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more tha