mylan has been forced to offer discounts on the e pipen.e chief executive has come emerged thatter it she herself had received a 671% salary increase over the same period. hillary clinton weighed into the debate on wednesday, calling the price outrageous and asking mylan to reduce it. that hasn't happened yet, but in the wake of that call, -- announced that patients with be able to cut in half the amount that they pay out of pocket by signing up for a payment program . european indices recorded fairly sharp losses this session. weighed downing, by falls in the auto and mining sectors. there's a little less movement on wall street. we had a mixed session, although the indices have dropped into negative territory there, down about 1/4 of 1% each. u.s. investors are honing in on the meeting of the country's central bankers. the health care sector in general has been dropping since the mylan controversy erupted. the mobile messaging service whatsap announced a shakeup. it will begin sharing users personal information with facebook, allowing for

. >>> happening now, a pharmaceutical company coming under fire after the price of e pipen sky rockets 400%. those who need a potentially life-saving device are calling for a price cut while the ceo stands by her decisions. >> reporter: she may be the most unpopular ceo in america. heather bresch owns mylan price for epipen from $$90 to $600. meanwhile her compensation increased. >> reporter: you are making $18 million. you understand how that looks. >> i understand that facts are inconvenient to headlines. >> reporter: after days of intense public backlash, the company says it is offering more discounts and $300 coupons for some patients, but no price cut. >> just cancel the price increase. why can't you and the brand pharmaceutical marketed. this isn't an epipen issue or mylan issue. this is health care issue. >> reporter: bresch calls the health care system broken with so many middle man demanding a cut. without a price cut, the coupons are just a pr move because the cost only shifts to insurance companies. >> what that does is it just ends up increasing costs to the system which is

. >>> the ceo who raised the price of e pipens also raised the last nine years. mylan pharmaceutical that own the epi pen brands came under fire. the company's ceo heather brush made almost $19 million last year up from $2 million in 2007. mylan made a statement monday defending its price hikes saying most insurances cover the cost of the e pipen. salary. >>> target will refund people who bought falsely labored sheets. the sheets were said to be 500-count thread but found to be knockoff fabrics sold between 2014 and 2016. customers who purchased the sheets can request a refund on the target web site. >>> good morning. it is now 6:17. and we are going to start back up with these live pictures of wheels. it has been righted. we have a ton of scrap metal out there; however, they are making progress however slow it may be. we only have one lane open at alfred and main street in sullivan square because of that earlier truck rollover. as you can see though, on the roads, we are not seeing a lot of residual delays yet because of that. also before 6:30 and not until 6:30

families tell wusa 9, they're traveling to canada to buy a generic forge of the epipen -- form of the e pipen. >>> another 3 1/2 inches of rain fell in a place that did not need it. this is water-logged baton r ouge. the national guard is still checking on people, hunkered down in their homes. this flooding has led to at least 13 deaths. and the high water has damaged 40,000 homes. >> we actually lost everything to katrina. came here. and 10 years later, lost everything again. >> sandbags are being piled up from the air in preparation of more flooding from those o verflowing canals. >>> closer to home, strong winds from last night's storms blew the building in southeast. about 50 people were evacuated from their homes and the building on k street. inspectors say the building owned by the d.c. housing authority is still structurally sound. some residents were allowed to return to their apartments but not those living near the damaged roof. fortunately, there were no injuries. >> pretty active night last night. >> it was busy. >> doppler indicated anywhere from 50 to 60-mile-per-hour w inds in

minnesota senator is now asking the federal trade commission to look into whether the makers of e pipens used aggressive tactics to stop other competitive products from entering the market. >>> and to the campaign trail, donald trump's new campaign ceo is being accused of making antisemitic remarks. the ex-wife of steven bannon said he made those remarks when their daughters into a private school. in divorce papers released friday, bannon it not want his girls it said going to jews. court papers show hfaced a domestic violee chge ine in 1996 following an altercation with by car. theharges were dropped when she didn't show up for court. a spokesperson for banno nied he madeny antisit rkte meanwhile, the state department won't be able to release hillarcl secretary of state until after the election. about half the schedules have been released so far. the associated press claims more thanalf of theeople outside the government who met with clinton while she was secretary of state donated to the clinton fountain dailtion. clinton says the ap only looked at a small portion of her time and descr

i think the interesting thing about celgene, we like the pipene, where they are. the fact it's a 16 pe and this is a biotech with incredible growth. he's got a 125 or 35 a target. it's one of those name, i think this name can outperform. >> i agree. dwaif you credit for that last week. celgene is the pest pipelibest pipeline in biotech. bi ork gen, this could be a $320 tok by the end of the week because of the positive news flow we've seen in the name. something gets lifted up in one of those, where a little cover, stocks move. >> let's stick with big pha a ma and biotech. another week of earnings, mike khouw has the latest. >> hey, how are you? >> so, yes, we have three names that are reporting this week. collectively, we're see iing th options market a pli about a $10 billion swing in valuations. first, pfizer. markets implying about a 2% move. that translates just you should $4.6 billion move. that stock and we have allergan. about a 3.7% move. that's about a $3.7 billion swing there and then finally, i bimarine. about a billion in market cap. all thee have bee

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