. >>> coming up, our series "medical price roulette" gets major results for a patient hit with big billstures for you. the youngest member of britain's royal family made a rare appearance today. 4-month-old archie joined his parent, prince harry and meghan as they met anti-apartheid hero desmond tutu in south africa. it's the first time we've seen archie since his christening in july. he looks just like his dad. wow, right down to it looks like red hair that's coming in. >>> an update now on our series "medical price roulette." monday we told you about a man who was hit with more than $650,000 in bills after his company denied coverage for emergency back surgery. frank esposito still owed more than $222,000. tonight oxford health care told us it will pay that change. esposito will only owe his usual copays. the break came after new york governor andrew cuomo saw our story and told state officials to look into esposito's case. >>> up next, when the unthinkable happened, they jumped into action. >>> new york is celebrating two men who witnessed a tragedy on a subway platform, but helped sa

you don't know what you're gonna do. >> diaz: our new series "medical price roulette" begins tomorrow, on "cbs this morning" and the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," chanel miller-- the sexual assault survivor whose words helped spark the "me too" movement-- speaks out. also, why are billions of birds disappearing from the sky? and the women of afghanistan-- refusing to turn back, if the taliban returns. >> diaz: for nearly five years, she has remained anonymous and silent. but now, chanel miller is speaking out about her life after former stanford university swimmer brock turner was convicted in 2016 of sexually assaulting her. in an exclusive interview with "60 minutes" tonight, miller talks about her outrage at his short sentence. >> as chanel spoke directly to her assailant in court, she says she noticed people crying. brock turner wouldn't look at her. >> your damage was concrete, titles, degrees, enrollment. my damage was internal. unseen. i carry it with me. you took way my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my inti

an update now on our series "medical price roulette."nday, we told you about a man who was hit with more than $650,000 in bills after his insurance company denied coverage for his emergency back surgery. well, after more than a year of appeals, frank esposito still owed $220,000. well, tonight, oxford united healthcare tells us it will pay that claim. esposito will only owe his usual co-pays. the break came after new york governor andrew cuomo saw our story, and he told state officials to look into esposito's case. up next, when the unthinkable happened, they jumped into action. >> o'donnell: tonight, new york >> o'donnell: tonight, new york is celebrating two men who witnessed a tragedy on a subway platform, but helped save a life. on monday, jairo torres and antonio love jumped onto the tracks and rescued a little girl from under a train. her father had jumped in front of it, with her in his arms. he was killed. well today, the two men were honored for their heroics. the girl is okay tonight and back with her family. finally tonight, s

so right now we have an open field where anything goes people are playing russian roulette with their bodies every time they purchase those profiteering from the park just says see these latest moves will only push people back towards more harmful tobacco cigarettes. it's quite a statement russian roulette with your help reporting of the how what is your with me how did we get to where we are right now we got to where we are right now because someone invented a new a cool way to deliver the nicotine the old public enemy of health we got here because the delivery device became so wildly popular in a really short amount of time we also got here because 20 years of legislation and litigation against big tobacco couldn't be applied to a problem we didn't yet know that we head and i'm going to show you some ad campaigns attached to one of the most popular companies called jewel and they've got a 60 percent market share and what you're seeing here is some pretty familiar old trucks attaching nicotine delivery a cool looking device on the left young beautiful people and a great loss that cam

plus, our series "medical price roulette": why was this woman charged 10 times more at one facility versusther? what we can learn from her experience. and, we follow the children of 9/11 heroes as they follow in their parents' footsteps. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> brennan: good evening. this is our western edition. norah is on assignment. i'm margaret brennan. the impeachment process is on. president trump and house democrats are now on a collision course. house speaker nancy pelosi late today announced plans to move ahead with an official impeachment inquiry. she had been reluctant to do that, but changed her mind after at least 170 house democrats came out in support of it. that follows reports that the president tried to pressure ukraine's leader to open a corruption investigation of joe biden. pelosi calls that election interference. also tonight, the governmentwhth tleb tisr insewe committee. and the president, who says he has nothing to hide, says he will release a transcript of his phone call with the ukrainian leader. we have a team working on this on c

so right now we have an open field where anything goes people are playing russian roulette with their bodies every time they purchase those profiteering from the part to says see these latest moves will only push people back towards more harmful tobacco cigarettes. and before we go just time to show you pictures of a huge water spout that formed in southwest china on tuesday this ref anomaly is caused by a tornado passing and a column of water and mist meteorologists tell us they usually move in straight lines at about 50 kilometers an hour. still to come here on d w maternal mortality means high in many parts of africa ugandan startup hopes to change that but it's portable affordable medical equipment alpha speaks with its co-founders. pledge to hot for that story to walk in business news after in just a moment the hot malls world news of the top a bit of a good. where is home. with your family scattered across the globe. soft goods. to. turn back to the roots should government be. the shah's family from somalia living.

anna werner joins us with medical price roulette. >> i got up to go to the bathroom and just collapsed. >> reporter: you passed out? >> i passed out. >> reporter: miriam harper, a mother of four, had complications after a miscarriage at 12 weeks. >> just started bleeding more and more, to the point where it was really concerning. >> reporter: harper was rushed to the hospital, her third trip to a dallas area medical facility in two days. >> they charged me for blood typing. >> reporter: not long after, as she grieved, the bills started coming. >> i think it's a reminder of just emptiness, and then other bills keep pouring in and this lab and that lab. >> reporter: what was surprising about those bills, the amount she was charged for the same tests, a pair of ultrasounds at two different facilities. $150 at her birthing center, but more than $1500 at this hospital. are you surprised by that? >> shocked. there is no kind of accountability whatsoever. it's just all over the place. >> reporter: something we discovered when our partner, clear health costs, surveyed cash price, used here as

so right now we have an open field where anything goes people are playing russian roulette with their bodies every time they purchased those profiteering from the park just says see these latest moves will only push people back towards more harmful to baku cigarettes. d.w. reporter anthony howard well to move on so if so how did we get here someone invented a new way to deliver an old enemy to public health that being nicotine and so recently from there's a train going from not a 97 to modern day where teens were giving up cigarettes there was smelly evil old fashioned and had become uncool into the new weaponry companies like jewel sold in a way that until recently was on regulated that has had an open field to play into we're going to see some advertising from a company called jewel they hold some 60 percent of the market now keep in mind it's delivered designed to deliver nicotine so my it's always been but into this unregulated and on researched ground if you like the advertising market almost in the why that mole bro the mulberry man made smoking cool originally jewel stepped int

medical price roulette. it's an in-depth look at why hospital and health care bills can vary so dramatically taking patients by surprise. one doctor sade he needed emergency back surgery or could face paralysis. then over $650,000 in bills arrived. >> it was my choice. be paralyzed for the rest of my life. it was bad enough being out of work and not being able to make a paycheck. but then to get bills so overwhelming, you say this can't be real. i don't have to pay this. how am i going to pay this. you sit there and kblyou start christing because you don't know what to do. you have no sense of reality anymore. you don't foe what you're going to do. >> our new series begins on "cbs this morning" and on the evencb evening news. >>> for five years she's remained anonymous and silent. but now chanel miller is speaking out about being swaully assaulted by brock turner. in an interview with 60 minutes, she talks about the outrage at the sentence and to overcome feelings of guilt and shame. >> reporter: as chanel s

we call it medical price roulette. find high-cost bills. >>> oprah is in studio 57 revealing her new book club selection. welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. were pg&e is considering potentially turning off the power to thousands of customers across the northbay communities. they will be making that decision anytime starting today through wednesday. they say the shut off with directly impact 124,000 customers who live and nine n. california counties including sonoma and plaster. they say they are monitoring the weather and fire conditions s trimitively turn the power off. they say because the current wendy and dry conditions if a fire were to start it would likely spread quickly. some local businesses say they are still traumatized by the deadly fires that happened a few years ago th

rosemary shahan: it's recalled car roulette. chris: if you buy a used car, is it safe to drive? we look at hundreds of pre-owned cars for sale in the bay area and find lots of potentially dangers plus. angela lau: i've been paying for it for some reason for the last ten-plus years. chris: she spent a decade paying for tv service she never used. we'll share the common billing oversight many people make that could cost you dearly. and. male: we got a three-month-old baby that needs a new car. chris: for most bay area families, buying a car means getting a loan but are drivers borrowing too much to stay on the road? chris: good evening and welcome to our, "nbc bay area responds" special. i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura. a little more than three years ago, we launched "nbc bay area responds" to help consumers like you who have been treated unfairly, been overlooked or ripped off. and since then, we've helped hundreds of bay area consumers save or get back more than $3.6 million. tonight, we look at some of the recent reports we've produced based on our in-depth investigation

so right now we have an open field where anything goes people are playing russian roulette with their bodies every time they purchase those profiteering from the park just says see these latest moves will only push people back towards more harmful to baku cigarettes. telling out of football and the champions league last night the european competition kicked off with do german clubs and the who does an action jonathan crane from did obvious sports desk is that me welcome jonathan it's a daughter and bustling i was a big match tell us about that they're both and it didn't disappoint even the finished goal if i think you can say it was a good deal that sometimes happens in football now or dortmund got a bit of a psychological boost before the game even started because possibly in a style play lino messi was on the bench still recovering from a cough injury and really they were the dominant sides armory said but unfortunately. the keeper mark on the stadium was in their way all my mates and great saves especially from caps in a marker royce in fact set 10 minutes into the 2nd half or royc

. >>> plus in our continuing series, "medical price roulette," we'll meet a woman who paid wildly highrices for ultrasounds. >>> and actor mike coulter, star of cbs's new show "evil" joins us in studio. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >>> medical price roulette. why one man faced $600,000 charge for what his doctor called a surgery. >>> oprah is here. she'll reveal the newest selection from her book club and the author is here, too. >>> it's monday, september 23, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> while this whistle-blower, you can't have that happen to a president of the united states. the conversation, by the way, was the absolutely perfect. >> the president admits he did speak to ukraine about joe biden. >> he was doing this because i'll beat him like a drum. >> this all comes as president trump prepares to meet with ukraine's president later this week at the u.n. general assembly. >> iran's president called on western nations to, quote, stay away from the persian gulf. >> this comes after the u.s. says it will send troops to saudi arabia. >> i'm not confident we can avoid war. >>> tropical storm karen moving through the caribbean. >> a tropical storm warning has been issued. >> british airline thomas cook coll

plus, our series "medical price roulette": why was this woman charged 10 time

a political russian roulette. with their lives their livelihood. ride share company lyft warns riders could see higher costs and longer wait times uber's chief legal officer says his company is disappointed that we at the >>or a compromise agreement and or spy that that he or be though she's >>but some state democratic leaders say what the companies have offered is not enough. >>alternatives even touching to us or laughable. >>this could all set up a battle at the ballot box with uber lyft and doordash ready to put up $90 million for a 2020 proposition. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>joining us live now to talk about this bill is gig economy expert and forbes contributing editor. >>ryan that ryan before we dig into the specifics of this bill just kind of briefly tell us what a gig economy is we're talking mike like freelance workers at it. >>being most commonly your date on beijing very door dash he was driving there because economy goes far beyond that you've got companies like up work and fiber lot of people that have video

a political russian roulette. with their lives their livelihood. >>what is force us to do not just us in california, but it's forced the nation to take a look what the that what the future of work. it's going to look like. >>well governor newsome has already pledged his support for the bill lyft uber and and doordash have committed $90 million to put a measure on the november ballot to undo the bill if it were to become the law. a benefit right shift driver, it's not all all are in favor of thikron four's j r stone has been following the story and has reaction from drivers. >>he is rather eat. >>heated debates among and lyft drivers on wednesday about the california legislature passed be fine. a bill that would make ride sharing drivers employees instead of contracted workers. >>you get a good benefits. >>some drivers believe that just won't work for a number of reasons, including the argument out there that it could mean a much higher rate for riders. >>do you think this would push to cost on to the riders. >>drivers like siva showed me his earnin

russian roulette with your health. anthony howard is with us. how did we get here?anthony: we got here because someone invented a new, cool way to deliver nicotine, the old public enemy of health. the delivery device became wildly popular in a short amount of time. we also got 20 years of legislation and litigation against tobacco could not be applied to a problem we didn't know we had. let me show you some ad campaigns for one of the most popular companies. what you are seeing are some familiar tropes, attaching nicotine with a cool looking device, young, beautiful people. that campaign was in 2016, before regulations. brent: targetiting young peoplp. >> exactly right. a demographic that we have tried hard to make off limits to big tobacco. the conversation between the food and drug administration and vaping companies is getting more regular. two weeks ago, they sent a letter saying let's not say this is more safe than smoking. brent: what caused what we have seen -- two american states to suddenly legislate and the u.s. president has gotten involved. >> a trickle

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now is not the time to play russian roulette with our economy.ngs of some ultra—remaining group. these are the warnings outlined in the government's own assessment and the warnings of industry's leading figures. you don't have to take my word for it, instead listen to the likes of make uk, who represent 20,000 uk manufacturing companies, who have said leaving without a deal would be, and! said leaving without a deal would be, and i quote, the height of economic lunacy. listen to the national farmers union which said a no deal worth, and i quote, have a devastating impact on british food and farming and must be avoided at all and farming and must be avoided at a ll costs. and farming and must be avoided at all costs. our lesson to the british medical association, which has made it clear, and again i quote, the consequences of no deal could have potentially catastrophic consequences for patients. the health workforce and services and the nation's health. we must listen to what every sector of society is telling us regarding the damage of a no—deal

the new york man who's getting relief for his medical bills after being featured in "medical price rouletteaward-winning actress patricia heaton joins us with her new comedy "carol's second act." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ . >>> live from cbs bay area stud

money, your health," anna werner takes an in-depth look at the sky-high costs of "medical price roulette> there was no other way to go. >> reporter: it's been a year since crippling back pain sent frank esposito to the doctor. >> he looked at the m.r.i. and he said, "you need to go to the closest hospital immediately." >> reporter: this 59-year-old tool and die maker from long island says he could barely move. >> it wasn't an elective thing. >> reporter: it was that obvious? >> it was that obvious. >> reporter: you couldn't even walk. doctors told esposito he needed immediate surgery. that a herniated disc in his spinal column threatened to leave him permanently paralyzed. >> the pain was bad. i never thought it would end. >> reporter: but the surgery was just the beginning of esposito's nightmare. he has private insurance, so you might think, as he did, that he was covered for this kind of emergency, but just weeks into his seven month recovery, the bills started pouring in. this says the amount you owe is -- >> $256,000. it's mind-boggling. that's only one doctor. >> reporter: esposito

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we continue our series "medical price roulette" with a look at pay for health care are intentionally kept secret. >>> plus, in our "eye on earth" series, we'll show you what four communities along the california coast are doing in the face of rising sea levels. >>> and gayle talks with award-winning writer ta-nehisi coates at thomas jefferson's monticello where coates found inspiration for his new novel "the water dancer." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we're kicking off the new series "medical price roulette" withpartner clear health costs which offers an in-depth look at why hospital and health care bills can vary so dramatically. plus, in our "three meals" series, we'll take you to the early primary voting state of new hampshire where we'll hear from voters over three meals. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey joins us at the table to reveal her highly anticipated new book club selection. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

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a political russian roulette. with their lives their livelihood.are company lyft warns riders could see higher costs and longer wait times uber's chief legal officer says his company is disappointed will be at the >>or a compromise agreement and or spy that that he's be though she >>but some state democratic leaders say what the companies have offered is not enough. >>alternatives even touching to us or laughable. >>this could all set up a battle at the ballot box with uber lyft and doordash ready to put up $90 million for a 2020 proposition. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and today leaders and people all across the country the memory of those who lost their life it was on 9.11. >>plus a teen is hoping for answers. after an accident causes her to lose her memory every 2 hours next at 6.30 jack in the box releasing a statement after one of its employees refused service to a woman to his death. >>details coming up. and we are getting ready for a he way but can we actually see a couple rain drops in the next 7 days talk about th

so right now we have an open field where anything goes people are playing russian roulette with their bodies every time they purchase those profiteering from the party says see these latest moves will only push people back towards more harmful tobacco cigarettes. into sports iran has been suspended from international judo because of its boycott of israeli athletes a provisional ballot comes after iranian the saeed mulai a quick last month's world championships last week. lost a fight deliberately on the threat from the radio forces and those who avoided facing an israeli opponent iran doesn't recognize israel forbids its a beach from competing against israelis. is now hiding in germany and considering applying for asylum. on the football a much day one of the champions league continues this evening with by a muni committee getting the european campaign underway mccambridge from d.w. sport can fill us in welcome mr became rich 6 years then since world europe's biggest prize now they are looking at the start of this year's competition where they are looking as hungry as the ever have th

it's the sort of roulette wheel of poverty that gamma.thing with children's lives and the way they're acting is not going to change people's lives like that it's just it's again it's window dressing and that's what the point of montage is to break through that window dressing to give people another look at what's going on i don't think it is propaganda it's not telling people what to do or who to join no but it's trying to get people to think critically as media is mainly just going from one subject to another and sort of a general way and covering up a lot of what's actually going on and the point of montage is to uncover it to sort of smash it open in some way and show the collision of forces and you talked in the past with eleanor hall would change feel all these influences you pioneered a lot of new techniques and want to just you know that kind of would go into the techniques could be used for a political yeah we're. thinking as you watched the technique so you may have a need to use didn't had video of other advertising well adverti

street they've always worked on the martin bell betting system where you keep betting on red at the roulette wheel and so you win that's great if you have an infinite amount of cash you all eventually when the goldman sachs does this all the time they always report winning trades every single day for quarter after quarter after quarter they have no risk but if you do it the overall cost of mean say we're going to keep doubling down on betting on something like deflationary lower rates to stimulate the economy but eventually you do in the case of the real economy you do run out of money you don't have an infinite credit line what we're talking about here is europe europe is the one with negative rates the united states is the only investment grade economy left with positive rates there is actually a yield they pay people there that could mark a day this is a well they are the empire of the debt pyramid they have the u.s. dollar all other currencies reference the dollar euro trades against the dollar not against any of the dollar doesn't trade against the euro if you try that open a euro bank

roadrily from the sunken on the roulette farm called the bloody lane. at gettysburg, they were assigned to samuel carol's theade, sometimes known as gibraltar brigade. the charge of the louisiana tigers, at this battle, three days cost them a lot of casualties in they went from regimental strength to battalion sized strength. the survivors of the battalion who reenlisted in 1864 became members of the seventh west virginia veteran volunteers. west virginia becomes a state of the union, june 20, 1863. they officially begin calling themselves the seventh west virginia at that point. prior to that, they were unofficially calling themselves the seventh west virginia. the west virginia veterans who returned to the new mountain state came home to a new state government only to see that government return to the hands of x confederates after 1872. even though the regiments bloodiest battle was at antietam, the veterans chose to put their monument in gettysburg. with that background, let me begin. the war is over. robert e lee and his army of northern virginia ha

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