catalyst for compliment reform blue shield working group i wish the blue shield folks had heard neil sullivan their medical director does a beautiful presentation on how their integrating health care and looking at oncology where they started a year ago was doing something called a human centered evaluation they hired a firm to look at oncology care if the humans prospective and how do we organize care around the humans and in doing so how to reduce the cost of care and improve the quality of care that was very, very well-thought-out and employers and providers from all over the country on the phone so i was expressed that that that

catalyst for compliment reform blue shield working group i wish the blue shield folks had heard neil sullivan their medical director does a beautiful presentation on how their integrating health care and looking at oncology where they started a year ago was doing something called a human centered evaluation they hired a firm to look at oncology care if the humans prospective and how do we organize care around the humans and in doing so how to reduce the cost of care and improve the quality of care that was very, very well-thought-out and employers and providers from all over the country on the phone so i was expressed that that that with that leap forward that was what dr. levine was talking about a innovation to put the person center of the care do people have to go in to get tare chemical month unnonfiction it requires them to leave work and can- there's nothing avenue 9 o'clock can it be made available at home how can you make it is important patient centered that concludes my report you've been given a long await urgent care card from blue shield you got one for health and one for brown a

. >> reporter: neil sullivan has run job placement for the poor in boston for more than 30 years. >> we were much better off in the late 90's, when the federal investment in welfare reform and job training for welfare recipients was enormous as compared to the pittance the federal government is able to invest these days. the result is welfare recipients languish in the system and many others are rejected from the system and left to make it on their own, and quite frankly they don't. >> what would be the average blood pressure rating? >> reporter: ashli murphy is actually lucky to have gotten into a job prep program foundation-funded through the city of boston. let's hope it gets her a decent job, 19 years after welfare-to- work became the law of the land. for the pbs newshour, this is economics correspondent paul solman, reporting from boston. >> ifill: join us for a twitter chat next week, where we'll discuss laws that limit how welfare recipients can spend their benefits. details are on our home page, pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: this weekend marks the 20th anniversary of the okl

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday.or liz warren pushing to expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday. and senator liz warren pushing to expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is not

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday.expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is not

i'm tom sullivan in for neil cavuto and hillary clinton set to kick off white house run sunday. and senator liz warren pushing to expand social security, if she wins in 2016 but with the social security disability fund set to run dry in 2016 yes next year tax analyst ann mitchell says we don't have the money to expand anything. dan the disability funds next year but the regular retirement fund is not that far down the road either? >> two things to understand. first of all, the social security trust fund is nothing but iou's no real assets there. all this talk about whether it runs out in 2034 or 2033 is irrelevant. the government can only cash the iou's by taxing us more. here's the bigger problem that i have. what elizabeth warren is trying to encourage hillary clinton to do. we are running deficits in the social security program, and as more and more baby boomers retire, the deficits get larger and as a matter of fact if you look over the next 75 year, you take all the deficits adjust them for inflation you're talking about 40 trillion dollars of red ink. so the notion that we

neil cavuto. and thanks to cheryl casone and david asman and tom sullivan for filling in while i was out. to figure out, 2.5 billion dollars. that is how much the clinton cash machine stands to bring in by election day. but not without paying potentially a very heavy price. not with the banking and financial types who apparently have the dough but the liberal types who have little patience for candidates who take that dough. thank god hillary has a bank problem and party's base told them it's them or us

neil cavuto. and thanks to cheryl casone and david asman and tom sullivan for filling in while i was out. i'm trying to figure out, 2.5 billion dollars. that is how much the clinton cash machine stands to bring in by election day. but not without paying potentially a very heavy price. not with the banking and financial types who apparently have the dough but the liberal types who have little patience for candidates who take that dough. thank god hillary has a bank problem and party's base told them it's them or us taking money from fat cats who will guarantee you lose. to charlie gasparino, and michael car asa. what do you make of this? >> she has to walk a tightrope. the wall street guys i talked to and canvassing today, what do you think about the 2.5 billion number. they think she can do it. neil: that would have to be a big part of that? >> they have no problem being a part of that. they think whatever she does to the left by starting a class warfare attack which she's shown signs she's going to do it and think she's going to do it and go back to her quote, unquote self to appease eli