"they may be making decisions between utility bills or co-pays for medical or eating." but a program is working to change that. "im gonna eat good today." the effort to stock up area seniors -- coming up new tonight at six. the defense has been solid-in fact, number 1 against the run through 2 games. and there's been no--on the cover of sports illustrated jinx for defensive tackle mike daniels. the vikings couldn't block him! "mike's off to a great start a dominate start i thought he played exceptional in minnesota and he's growing as a leader which is what you want of your veterans on your football team just the way he demonstrates the work ethic the passion the toughness and i think he's doing a great job and he it'll be the packers hosting the lions sunday at noon. the fox 6 blitz post game will follow live from lambeau field. then watch the sports blitz at 10:35 for a total recap of the game. by the way, the running back vikings adrian peterson might be out 3 months after he has surgery on here are your choices for the high school blitz game of the week. waukesha no

'over 10-thousand seniors are already receiving stock box , they may be making or co- pays for medical or eating 'in addition each senior, today only, received a 15- dollar gift card to pick and save.' 'i think thats great because you always need like condiments and stuff so im going to use it'' in milwaukee - julie collins. fox 6 news. if you missed todays event you can call the hunger task force and sign up for the stockbox program. get the fox6 news app -- and just click weather a flash flood watch remains in effect for counties until 7pm thursday off-and-on showers and thunderstorms continue in the forecast this evening. temperatures will hold in the 60s. mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms thursday. in upper 70s. as the stationary front sags south on friday, our wind will turn to the northeast, with highs in the upper 60s. quiet saturday with t-storm chances returning t-storms. low: 66 dewpoint: 63 wind: sw 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with periods of rain and thunderstorms. high: mph friday: mostly cloudy with a slight chance for thunderstorms. am low: 65 high: 69 dewpoin

colorado or co to 2vote. or go to our website and we have a link. ballots go out in a little over three weeks, and is colorado could have record turnouts. >> reporter: what better way to celebrated national voter registration day than with some backporch blues? >> hell oh, sir, you are registered to vote? >> reporter: denver election set up a tent in civic center park. it's seen more than 1,000 new registrations in just the last 24 hours. debate ended to midnight. >> a local twitter account here in denver, and it said come down to civic park and register. >> reporter: he doesn't typically vote. >> i feel like this is something i need to do this year. >> reporter: the number of active voters is up 125,000 over 2014, and the democratic party is seeing the most growth. there are nearly 80,000 more active democrats over the last two years, just 27,000 more republic outnumber democrats but by less than 2,000. despite the two unpopular presidential candidates in history, secretary of state wayne williams says colorado ans are motivated to vote. >> and you

mental health related or substance abuse related then he's going to pick up the phone and call one of or co-responders and they're going to meet him there. >> reporter: and it doesn't end there. the commander with the littleton police department says that about 90% or more of their officers have been trained in crisis intervention, and that basically teaches an officer to assess the situation and determine the best course of action based on whether or not crisis or a mental health episode. so there is something that the littleton police department hopes to continue and grow, and we've definitely seen this program grow across the country. >> there is such an intersection of mental health along with medical needs and what law enforcement faces. so thank you. appreciate the information. >>> the families of 2 colorado men who sacrificed their lives for a cause will finally get to start planning a proper burial. the bodies tomorrow. levi shirley and taggert both side in syria. they died about a month apart. they were not members of the u.s. military. their bodies were flown to chicago yesterday.

over 3.1 million seniors are eligible for free preventative health services with no deductibles or co-pays, and they're taking advantage of it. in 2014 alone over 346,000 seniors in florida received medicare part d prescription drug discount with over $306 million, or on average $884 back into the pockets of the fisheries. it's interesting -- beneficiaries. it's interesting that more than 38% or about 383,000 returning healthcare.gov consumers last year switched plans. intand this is something which e caught in a bipartisan way. it's very interesting, i guess we knew that americans love to shop and compare, and they're doing that. but we've got to work together to maintain the competitive marketplaces so they have the ability to do that. when they switch they saved on average about $34 per year. and then for the vast majority, it's about 60% of floridians already have health insurance through their employers, and i thought it was quite interesting that the insurance premiums in florida now, are now growing at the slowest rate on record. this is also something we've got to continue to analy

was dist withouted to the co-ops that received a.c.a. money have closed or in the process of closing with six struggling to remain solvent. health republic of new jersey, announced it would be wipeding down prior to the 2017 plan year two weeks ago, just days after we marked up this bill in the ways and means committee. the first co-op to close was co-op opportunity health which sold plans in 2014 before being taken over by the iowa department of insurance late that year. all health providers in nebraska and iowa were made whole to plan holders through the state's guarantee funds. insurers in the two states are now paying back the guarantee funds for those costs. similar situations have played out including states like new york, oregon, ohio and illinois where plan holders lost coverage mid-year. when it collapsed, i heard from 300 constituents with concerns about what this loss of coverage meant to them and their finances. the vast majority of these people wanted to have health insurance coverage and did buy new coverage but were concerned a brief lapse wou

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competing piece of legislation one that covered rhd-1 with adu's and you are the author i believe or co-author of the piece of legislation that ended up we marked them with the provision that says controls on construction that is accessary dwelling in the rhd-1 shall be modify bids the california government code so, i mean if this is your policy rational relative to adu's i'm not sure why something that is being - i don't want to say rezoned district as the proper zoning nomenclature it 14 have been rhd-1 ultimately i don't care i was those the other side of adu's i wanted them citywide but didn't matter of political and community protocol as far as it is the midtown terrace association that brought this to the district supervisor i'll ultimately defer to what the association that has been through this year along process and gotten an unanimous decision wants and the districts supervisor that represents them wants but doesn't matter. >> through the chair absolutely i'm concerned had a good relationship with the rhd-1 relationship i'm respectful of those working relationships how have th

competing piece of legislation one that covered rhd-1 with adu's and you are the author i believe or co-author of the piece of legislation that ended up we marked them with the provision that says controls on construction that is accessary dwelling in the rhd-1 shall be modify bids the california government code so, i mean if this is your policy rational relative to adu's i'm not sure why something that is being - i don't want to say rezoned district as the proper zoning nomenclature it 14 have been rhd-1 ultimately i don't care i was those the other side of adu's i wanted them citywide but didn't matter of political and community protocol as far as it is the midtown terrace association that brought this to the district supervisor i'll ultimately defer to what the association that has been through this year along process and gotten an unanimous decision wants and the districts supervisor that represents them wants but doesn't matter. >> through the chair absolutely i'm concerned had a good relationship with the rhd-1 relationship i'm respectful of those working relationships how have th

other things you can get addicted to if you're an addictive type person, whether you work too much or cong, whether it's love or sex or, you know, working or email or exercise. so i try to keep an eye on it. but the associat the sobriety pt it but it's been blessedly easy. >> rose: have you changed musically? >> i hope i've deepened as a person and it's reflected in my choices, but a lot of choices musically have to do of not wanting to repeat something i've already done. so i want to keep layering and stretching, but i called my last record "slipstream" because i'm not reinventing the wheel. all of us do music -- i mean, there is not that many new songs out there. just when you think there is nobody new that can come up, then you get the alabama shakes or somebody who will just blow your mind with somebody completely new. so i like to keep my ears open and just keep stretching. i like to think that i'm still growing as a musician. i hope so. >> rose: you are. you did say once that your music is not for sissies. >> i mean, the topics that i choose in my ballads are -- that's what soul mu

over 3.1 million seniors are eligible for free preventive health services with no deductibles or co-pays. in 2014 alone over 346,000 seniors in florida received medicare part d prescription drug discounts worth over $306 million or on average $884 back into the pockets of beneficia beneficiarys. it is interesting that more than 38% or about 383,000 returning healthcare.gov consumers last year switched plans. this is something that we can work on in a bipartisan way. i guess we knew americans love to shop and compare. they are doing that. we have to work together to maintain these competitive market places so they have the ability to do that. when they switched they saved on average about $34 per year. and then for the vast majority about 60% of floridians already have health insurance through their employers. i thought it was quite interesting that their insurance premiums in florida now are now growing at the slowest rates on record. this is also something we have got to continue to analyze and make sure that this is the case overall. but i would like to return to the medicaid expansion

co-pays and deductibles are still high. i want hard-core data with regard to our premiums going up or not. all the data we see, they're going up. in the pittsburgh market, they're going up. other communities, up. co-ops are failing, because they can't p handle the finances. unless something is heavily subsidized or problematic health care program, the costs are going up, and that's why people aren't signing up. so it is not a matter of -- i just want accurate data so we can deal with that. let me ask another question. the committee staff report released yesterday examines how federal tax dollars to state based exchanges. the aca states they were supposed to be self-sustaining by january 1, 2015, but cms gave them exchanges so they could continue to use federal money. your staff tells me that currently as of september 2016, every state makes changes, still using federal money. is that correct? >> so to clarify, no new money has certainly been granted after that initial start up day. >> they're still using federal money. >>> there are states that have no cost extensions which allow them to co

with marcus' name attached, the show, the amount of companies that have come to us for help or co-packingtheir brand has been unbelievable. so, you know, what's happened in the last two or three months hasn't happened in the last 20 years. lemonis: i'm very proud of you guys. richard: that means so much to me. lemonis: and i'm really proud mostly... of michael, just so you know. [ laughter ] richard: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. lemonis: you know, when you come off green tea, that -- that's really the success that i love. and the successes are what keep me going. peter: oh, my god! allison: oh, my god! lemonis: and you can take somebody who has lost their way or who is struggling, and you can set them in a new direction. i'm gonna give you six months worth of pay, okay? take care of your baby. woman: thank you. lemonis: the real heart and soul of what we do here on "the profit" is helping people. what -- what else is there? cheers. man: guys, to a new beginning. lemonis: cheers. [ glasses clink ] woman: oh, yeah. it is. buckle up, because change is coming.. ...a progress report. stephanie: thi

he has never been named a conspirator or co-conspirator in this case, has never been charged in thisave. his former chief of staff, bridget anne kelly. she's on trial and the guy on the left. former port authority deputy executive director bill baroni is on trial, too. and phil mattingly is watching the trial and i think your jaw dropped, too, when all of a sudden prosecutors invoked -- we never expected for a minute the prosecutors would say the governor knew. always expected the defense attorneys would say the governor knew all along. our clients, boy, pinpointing them, but what does this mean for what the prosecutors might do after this trial regarding chris christie? >> the most interesting point, we knew a core of the defense. invoke chris christie and quint trinten over and over. the fact chris christie knew about this, told specifically while it was going on by his aides was a surprise. you know publicly, chris christie has nerve every been named as a conspirator, never had charges brought against him. the prosecutors said they wouldn't focus on this in the trial but continue

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it doesn't appear he was under the influence of drugs or co. we asked officers why he tried to escape in the first place, but at this point police tell us that they just don't know. reporting from hayward ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right well this is still the talk of sacramento. for the first time we are seeing the moment that a man attacked sacramento mayor kevin johnson by shoving a pie in his face. and you'll also see johnson's reaction. >>> plus coming up a dramatic turn for the gop after a heated primary. ted cruz who donald trump used to call lying ted has given his support to donald trump. >>> another warm up is underwyoming we'll check in with your current conditions and talk about significant heat expected for your bay area weekend. even a heat advisory for most. i'll have a look at what to expect coming up. >>> well a warm up is on. take a look at highway 24 there and the warming conditions that are starting to creep in. let's bring in meteorologist rosemary orozco for those of us living out in the east bay. rosemary, it's going to be

. >> reporter: we didn't share which of abc news' 60 or so co interviewing him. >> i whisper the wordsthey come -- >> reporter: some of the insights fell flat like the reference to my husband's cuff links. >> i don't know why he comes through showing me cufflinks. >> reporter: which he never wears. but others genuinely surprised me. >> jamie shore. >> male or female? >> female. >> this is her. she calls you in, she's protective of you. >> very. >> reporter: skeptics, of course, routinely distrust psychics. >> how do you convince people who have never experienced that, that that exists? >> i don't try to. you know? i'm not a spiritual teacher, on not a guru, and i don't want to be. >> reporter: back in new york kelly is still digesting. >> i think that was better than therapy. because it's as if he cut to the quick, quickly. >> reporter: and her boyfriend tim is optimistic. >> it's going to give us stuff to talk about for the rest of tonight as we go home, we're going to talk about it tomorrow, i think we're going to talk about it a week from now. >> reporter: the couple hoping happy en

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there's the inmate who seems like your neighbor or co-worker. the second is the inmate who embraces the criminal lifestyle and makes no qualms about it. >> i believe in stabbings. i believe that some people should be stabbed. >> and then there's the third type. >> from afar they seem like a normal member of society. but as we get to know them, we realize, they don't distinguish between right or wrong and that's the frightening part. >> sorry, sticking out my tongue don't look so intelligent, either. for 57-year-old doesn't. some people think i'm immature for my age. >> when we first met clarence butterfield he had been incarcerated for more than a year at the orange county jail in southern california. like most jail inmates he had not been convicted but was incarcerated awaiting jail. he had pled not guilty to the murder of his daughter. but that didn't stop him taking jokes. >> how about a d.a. takes a gun under his arm into a bar. bartender goes, you can't come in here with a pig. he goes, i was talking to the duck. >> clarence is an older gen

they built a school, and then we built a community store, or a co-op. still, trips outside the camp shed light on their reality. some stores wouldn't even serve the people who came in from amache. they just say, no japs allowed, you know, and stuff like that. it wasn't very pleasant to be living under those kinds of conditions. for three and a half years, bob and his family made the best of a bad situation. the only thing i wondered about was why were we in there. 70 years later, he still questions the culture of fear surrounding amache. you'd be surprised about how many people still have no clue on what happened in the 40s here. history teacher john hopper's helping teach the effects of that fear. at camp amache. that opportunity has turned into the student-run museum teaching them history not taught in any textbook. you soak it in like that it's not just a history, it's like people's stories and it's just really affected me. john's next step, putting those stories in their original context by restoring the camp itself. site for the most endangered lis

necessarily -- we just wanted to make sure everyone would could help was standing on their feet or would co-could get them out of harms way. the first car, second car, kind of like jumped on, jumped a little bit on to the, like where we were standing, so it kind of like crushed that little center where people were, where it would be normally standing, and through them, into where we were. >> let's get the latest from the scene in north jersey. >> jamie yuccas has more. >> witnesses say the commuter train slammed into wall full force into the train station in hoboken, new jersey, at least 100 people were injured. the platform was packed with people wait to go commute into new york city. on the left side, was sitting. >> it was like a big crash, and then everything from the feeling fell. >> officials say the station's roof partially chanced on top of the train, and debris littered the reception area. cbs evening news executive producer steve cap as was at the scene. >> there are scores people here, bloodied shirts, head injuries, i saw one person with what appear to be broken leg. >> rescue c

much easier on monday morning , traffic will be restricted to two lanes , commuters using 90 east or 71 co w one lane each. tonight's friday night touchdown game of the week of fox 8 a rivalry between archbishop hoban and svsm, and both schools build up to the game with their own traditions, one which is unique asash g dav nethers joins us from fox 8 studio at the university of akronon. it will be played here at infocision stadium , that is neutral ground and archbishop hobanan builds up to that rival with a tradition dating back 54 yearsk, the college monday, is nothing to do with a chrysanthemum, but as in quiet, from the time school starts until the afternoon assembly, students teachers and don't say a word, the school is silent except for locker doors and anyone slips out there is someone nearby who will give them a quick shushing, the idea behind the decades-old tradition is to have the kidsds build up in intensity to hold everything until game time and then let everything out to support the team, some of them might enjoy not having to t lis to adults but even in this environment it i

like a neighbor, friend or stranger. the co-owner of pecks said many people were excited for the roses. "it's a very happy day. we have a lot of repeat customers that come every year. we kinda threw them off a little bit by changing the week. but they started calling and saying 'when is good neighbor day?' " participants were also food bank. good neighbor day has been a peck's tradition for more than 20 years. the highway 100 extension west of cedar rapids will offer a different driving experience when it opens later this year. the black roadway you see here is asphalt. and some engineers say the benefits could make it a popular material for future iowa roads. be like! wednesday was a beautiful day and thursday starts off on a good note as well. we are, however, tracking our with a heavy rain threat, develop thursday evening. rainfall chances end later on friday with a dry forecast through the weekend. temperatures are looking to trend above normal next week. have a great night! tonight: mostly clear. wind: e 5-10. low: 56 tomo

as you'll hear, a disproportionate share of high tech businesses feature foreign born founders or co-founders. so at both poles of the skill spectrum, immigrants are figuring importantly and making an out size contribution to business formation. the panelists will go into more details as to why this is the case but at the very root of things is the fact that being an immigrant is in the nature of things to be entrepreneurial, whether entrepreneurs, there are people who open tune is stickally take risk in financial gain. they hurl themselves out of the countries they are born into and go to a foreign country and search for new life, that's a pretty entrepreneurial act so they take that habit of mind with them when they are engaging in economic activity in the united states. to fill us in more about these connections, we have two speakers with lots of relevant expertise. i'll introduce -- we have the public policy institute of california. meg bloom from colgate university. let me introduce magnus first. a senior fellow and areas of expertise include public safety and immigration and entrepreneu

of the teachers of color we recruit are actually current employees or former ployees who co back to us after their teacher program those employees typically work as para-professionals before they get teaching degrees. the district provides financial help for the needed schooling... so that they can be promoted to the classroom. back to scho time is a ?multi billion dollar business. back to school spending has past decade-- and it's on pace to go up. e national retail federation is predicting parents and students will spend about 27 billion dollars on back to school supplies! the n-r-f says deep discounts will drive the most shoppers to stores. spending will also be up at department and clothing stores. a lot-- has happened during summer break including some progress on a new private school in milwaukee that'll open up next summer. back in april, we found out "st. augustine prep" would be coming to the city. the 80- million will sit on eleven acres at west harrison and south fifth street. it'll serve two thousand students. the school will also partner with the milwaukee school of engine

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my testimony today focusing on our most recent warm which is consumer operated and oriented plans or coarket places. regarding our co-op work we recently looked at the conversion of start-up loans into surplus notes. they are issued to provide capital. we conducted this review to assess whether they complied with centers for medicare and medicaid guidance and principles. they generally complied with this guidance and applicable accountable principles when converting start-up loans into surplus notes. however, cms did not adequately document the convergence of the federal government's ability to recover the loan payments if the co-ops were to fail. based on our findings, we recommend they improve the decision-making process for start-up loans to surplus notes and document any potential negative impact from changes in distribution priority and to quantify the likely impact on the federal government's ability to recover loan payments. following up on these recommendations, we are currently reassessing the co-op's financial condition to determine if any improvements were made in 2015 and 20

it was wiped out because some of the people that were not indicted or co-conspirators of the holy landfoundation, they do not allow agents what was put into the 700 pages that was so accurate that we could invent them without chitin and they would not suspect them. you need to start training your fbi agents so san bernardino or orlando or new jersey they can talk to radicalized islamist to determine if they are radicalized. otherwise you can never spot them and we will keep having people die. >> your time has expired. you may respond. >> i have nothing at this point. >> director comey last year i asked about the cases of u.s. citizens who were arrested by the fbi and accused of different crimes of the espionage for china. since the day last testified kind new york not personally familiar or may not be inclined to comment but could he be willing to provide a written explanation to clarify how new york? >> with the privacy act but i would certainly consider that. >> we will take a look at what we can do but not in the open forum. >> i appreciate that. >> i will address a different topic.

all of our programs from whether it's the axi access program or co-pay card on the schools program so that are 700,000 free epipens throughout the 65,000 public schools and want to reach the other 65,000 public schools. >> again, i think my time is running out, but there's a sort of this dr. jekyll and mr. hyde in this case. college to your testimony. there's one message for the public, quite end of the for investors to i yield back. >> now recognize the gentleman from south carolina, mr. gowdy. >> thank you, mr. chairman.n on as you know i'm not a physician which is what i was consulting with one that i'm not an expert in economics, but i am trying to understand, ms. bresch, maybe you can help me walk through the different change of delivery foc namebrand drugs versus authorized generics from the manufacturer to the patient to what is the difference in the chain of delivery? >> you mean in the product or how it is distributed? >> distributed. >> so the supply chain for generic is different than the supply chain for a brand, primarily -- >> authorized generic. >> authorized generic an

claims more physical health. 24 out of 25 insurance companies in california charged higher co-pays or co-insurance for mental health care than physical health care according to investigation by state regulators. guided by those stories and the statistics, i introduced the behavioral health coverage transparency act for mental health care while holding insurers accountable through random audits. it would create a portal where patients not only lodge complaints, but learn more about their coverage options. my own legislative director, a health policy expert, spent over two unsuccessful hours on the phone with her insurance company last week trying to get the medical necessity documents she's entitled to by law and still has yet to receive them. parity is a promise we made to millions of americans who suffer from mental illness. it's not just a legislative technicality or regulatory minutiae. it is their lifeline. we haven't yet made good on that promise. we are allowing insurers to hide behind a curtain of proprietary information and a broad language of denial. unless and until this commit

the parts that you are reading, they go to the patient assistance program or the co-pay is what they were giving their description of. first of the generic. making itt is you are sound like you are introducing the generic for all twisted her process. businessbes it as a practice to take advanced of the situation. and, itng the generic is unprecedented so that we could reach -- >> that is not the question. i believe in you redemption. you are making money off of the situation. my question is, how long did you do that? >> i don't agree with the l.a. times description of the programs for our process. i don't think they spoke about the generic program that we have announced. investedid, we have and with the point of wanting to reach more patients. we are now reaching almost 3 million patients. 2 million more that are protected and hopefully much better and in a much better position if the bad event occurs. aside from the school program, because some of the people have allergic events and have never had a known allergy. >> my time has gone by. from this article and other you had it busine

existing facility and more of our funds go to paying rent here, the opportunity cost goes up, or we can co-locate with nasa, carnegie-mellon and other partners down at moffatt field and the money we would have paid for rent goes to science. >> reporter: moving 3,500 employees out of this sprawling campus of eight-plus structures will be a herculean task. offices will start moving out in 2017. laboratories will take years to relocate. some of the cost savings will be invested in next generation instrumentation to continue developing an exearly warning system and a monitor climate and sea level changes. projects and people will not be cut, and collaborating with nasa scientists means covering everything from satellites to the center of the earth. >> in the end we'll have the ability to do science from the orbit to theor. >> when you can put scientists and space scientists and geologists and water chemistry people which is what i do all together i think they get a lot of great science done. >> still, researchers are sentimental about leaving behind the campus that's been home since 1954. in m

or not. all the data that we see they are going up and in the market they are going up and other communities they are going up. cops are failing because they can't handle the finances. unless something is heavily subsidized or old or a problematic health-care program, the costs are going up and that's why people are not signing up so it isn't a matter of -- i just want accurate data so we can deal with this. the committee report released yesterday examined the federal tax dollars to the federal-based exchanges. federal-based exchanges. the aza states that the exchanges were supposed to be self sustained by january 1 of 2015 but cms gave them extensions that the basic exchanges could use federal money. so your staff tells me correctly as of september every state of the exchange is still using federal money. is that correct? >> to clarify no new money has been granted after that initial startup. there are states that have no-cost extensions that allow them to continue to complete the startup activity. >> and again i say when you talk about premiums being down, the fact that they are subsidized as phony. how can you

. >> and get your friends or your co-workers and classmates and record your own call. record it with your smart-phone and post-it on ulocal. >> yeah. >> air-conditioners, and it's new england, you know, but quite a dramatic turnaround. we had the thunderstorms come through yesterday, and not every did. some of you did, and yeah. >> rain there. >> we expected some wind damage, and this is what happened. you can see the tree branches down courtesy of the storms yesterday but before any storms moved in we jumped up to 90 degrees, and second time we have hit 90 in september and for the year now, we have done it 22 times, and in a typical year we do it 14. this is the most we have done since 2010, so it has been a hot summer, and we are putting a halt to the heat. you can see the draining down with cool, dry air coming out of canada, there is the front that triggered the storms well to the south, so it is mainly clear, and might be a few patches of clouds that drift in off the ocean, but that's the extent of it, look at the 40s showing up, new bedford, upper 40s, and 44 in

the expansion of preventative services with no deductible or co-pay under the affordable care act allowed more than 3.6 million californians with the medicare to access preventative care services in 2014 alone. i'm pleased with the progress that has happened in california, but yet, at the same time, anytime a law is passed, with all due respect the affordable care act is a product of the legislative bodies of the united states of america and every time we passed laws, i personally have been passing laws for 20 years both at state, local, here at the national level and i have never ever written a law myself, nor have i ever seen anyone of my colleagues i have served with in the last 20 years, republican or democrat, pass a perfect law that doesn't need some changes subsequent to the initial passage. it is unfortunate, i believe, that we have a congress of the united states, the majority parties, that want to just tear down this law. it is unfortunate. what we should be doing is looking at the disparities and the things that need to be fixed. i know some of my colleagues on the other side o

co-driver or not, but looks like he would have been able to navigate it. thankfully he glances along that rock wall there, looks like they had tires to soften the blow and didn't go straight into the wall. this video a little bit longer, but much more devastating. rally cars in lithuania beating down the road. cameraman doing a good job of following the action, but right here he knows he's an obstructed view so he whips the camera to the left to catch the car coming out the other side. >> oh! whoa! >> came out the other side, flipping and tumbling, then dozens of highly unqualified and unprepared people come running over to land it. >> if you're that driver, you'll take whatever you can get. >> these things are tanks, though. they've come with all kinds of stuff for sure. >> they were fine. >> it's almost time to give away another ipad mini. >> yes! all you're going to need is tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> yes, the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in just a >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad min

or service you buy. letting out some of your biases. i have an issue with this one co-worker or employee. that is why i am leaning this way. bosses like transparency. it shows you are human. >> as we are talk about this, what keeps popping into my head a mistake. >> exactly. you are likely to be forgiven. >> i think so. if it was done in honesty. >> we are in a business culture transparency. here is the reality of the work i put into it. look, here is my biases that i gained. appreciate that transparency and honesty. don't be afraid to put it out there. >> good to see you. don't stay away so long. >> you, too. >> good to see you, man. want to do weather? >> bye. mid 80s, tampa this morning. let me tell you, sky tower radar, popping up little tiny showers. they don't last long. one that is right over treasure island right now. you are going to see more and more of these as we move along for the morning into the afternoon hours. temperatures get up to 90?. very similar to yesterday in the dew points high. giving us the heat index mid 90s along the coastline. storms ever so slowly going to d

i don't know if he has a co-driver or no he would have been able to navigate it. thankfully he glances along that rock wall there, looks like they had tires to soften the blow and didn't go straight into the wall. this video a little bit longer, but much more devastating. rally cars in lithuania beating down the road. cameraman doing a good job of following the action, but right an obstructed view so he whips the camera to the left to catch the car coming out the other side. >> oh! whoa! >> came out the other side, flipping and tumbling, then dozens of highly unqualified and unprepared people come running over to land it. >> if you're that driver, you'll take whatever you can get. >> these things are tanks, though. they've come with all kinds of stuff for sure. >> they were fine. >> >> it's almost time to give away another ipad mini. >> yes! all you're going to need is tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> yes, the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in just a bit. "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> don't tell mom to shut up!

or co-right the communist manifesto.nt of my argument is that yes, history suggests that in end, this will resolve itself. host: we go to maryland, go ahead. caller: i work in the food truck industry. and i food truck manager make $16 an hour and there are over 400 trucks. i don't how a robot can do my job and drive so i am safe for a few more years. but i hear from my colleagues -- is itndividual really necessary for me to go back to school? if i plan on starting mail business or running my own food truck, i could do quite well for myself. you for my call. i appreciate being on. guest: that is a good question. the pollen statistic is that if jobsook at jobs to be the that are out there and the jobs that are being taken up, there are now basically more graduates doing jobs for which they are overqualified. there are not enough jobs out level thateople of a require a degree. so given the amount of debt that people go into that people have to pay for their degree, it does raise that awkward question. now it does vary from